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UhOkRight

@eclipse.net

reply to richb01803
Re: Blocking port 25? Privacy invasion!

Ok, terrific.

You epitomize the tech support rep's worst nightmare... the user who kind of knows what he's doing but still messes stuff up and tells the horror stories about stuff he's heard on CNN or read on C|Net.
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