Scott,
Are you still looking for a walmart.com email that got caught as a CR
vulnerability? I have one if you're interested.
-Russ
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Russ Uhte, CCNA, MCP, A+
Network Administrator
Richmond Power & Light
Parallax Systems Division
765.973.7348
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Or have the batch file that creates the file send you an e-mail with the
information to you.
Dan
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27;t have ready access to the mailserver or its C: drive. And I can't use
terminal services. And I need more information than just the version number.
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John,
Just a quick suggestion... If this is information you use routinely, make a
batch file that runs the command (declude -diag >C:\declude.txt) and use
the NT at command to make it run every x hours... Then you could pull that
declude.txt file and know that it was last updated x hours ago...
John,
I've seen a TON of these... What I've noticed is that there is always one
letter missing in the subject line... Usually at the beginning... This also
peak my curiosity... But I haven't been able to figure out why/what it is...
-Russ
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