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Nathan D Richards (enkil@nowhere.net) wrote:

: They're just aliases.  I don't see what the big deal is, do you?

That was not your opinion when we were researching this together. I guess 
you have changed your mind. Now that you are trying to kiss ass to the 
TFN board and sysadm. 

It beats me how a person who claims he can not find money to eat - 
and balming me for it - went to attend the last board meeting? 

Do you believe you will be given a higher access? So as you can librarily 
delete other people's posts and spy on their mail? I think TFN has enough.

It is a shame that you started this whole fiasco because I told you that 
the TFN is safer in Bruce's hands than in yours. I still have that 
opinion, not that I like what Bruce is doing (or not doing most of the 
time). If there are crazy people within the TFN board or the HW/SW 
committee to consider giving you a higher access, I advise requesting a 
psychological profile.

Thank you however for this post, which I believe documents the existence 
of both csas.tofree.net and gts.torfree.net, which Jordan vehemently 
denies. Nevertheless, I shall try myself - through the TFN go url - to 
access these two servers. I know that after my first postings they are no 
more accessible through the WWW. What is the benefit of having these 
aliases is something that I leave to the more techie people, which I am 
not one. If there is no use to both GTS or CSAS then why they are there?

: bash$ nslookup csas.torfree.net;nslookup 
gts.torfree.net : Server:  localhost.jurai.net
: Address:  127.0.0.1

: Non-authoritative answer:
: Name:    csas.com
: Address:  204.138.66.33
: Aliases:  csas.torfree.net

: Server:  localhost.jurai.net
: Address:  127.0.0.1

: Non-authoritative answer:
: Name:    gts.org
: Address:  192.172.254.6
: Aliases:  gts.torfree.net


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