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Roger, my biggest complaint is that the "consensus" in this situation ALWAYS means NOBODY SAYS ANYTHING, at ALL! Everybody is supposed to totally shut up about it and so the poor Admins in the trenches simply have to cover up and pray for 30 days. Why can't we at least know something about the name of the process/application/utility that MAY have a problem? This conspiracy of silence doesn't help anybody.; Posted by: Judas I. Posted on: 02/01/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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