From a Register article:
“Symantec has turned off this auto-responder feature by default for the last two years but systems admins insist on turning it back on, according to Chris Miller, a Symantec mail security product manager.”
Well I guess I can quit blaming Symantec for all those “virus bounce” messages and start blaming email admins! Have these people been paying attention?
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Hey by the way, if you missed the Digital Cinema Night at Gnomedex tonight you missed a very impressive piece of technology. The video quality on the big screen was really quite amazing. I think Microsoft really has some good stuff going on in this area. It also didn’t hurt that they sponsored the evening…
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