Subj : login trouble
To   : Leonard Erickson
From : David Bowerman
Date : Wed Oct 18 2000 11:30 pm

Leonard Erickson wrote in a message to Oleg Ignatijev:


 KK>> I thought We were talking about 3.12. I have tested on it (five
 KK>> years ago). Burglar.Zip has 998 byte. I'll send you this program
 KK>> as soon as you give me your address (by e-mail. Using NETmail
 KK>> seems not to be possible for transfering attached files).

 LE> It's possible, but only if you send *direct*. Or if you can convince
 LE> all the intermediate systems to enable file attaches on mail passing
 LE> thru (fat chance!).

 OI> UUENCODE.exe & UUDECODE.exe. ZIP -> text -> in letter.
 OI> For example:

 OI> ÄÄÄ Begin Uuencode.Uue ÄÄÄ
 OI> section 1 of uuencode 5.10 of file uuencode.exe    by R.E.M.

 LE> Doesn't matter. Policy says that any kind of "encoded" text
 LE> requires the permission of the relaying sysops.

Not quite right, Leonard.  Encoded text is not a problem.  Encrypted is.  There 
were several echos in which uuencoded code fragments were commonly found.

Regards,
       David

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