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question about customer requests	by evilsysadmin	2004-09-24 13:27:40
I had a customer request/insist/demand that when I set up his netowork 1. Share out the root of the server partition. 2. All users use same username 3. All users have full access (administrator group) I know that this is horribly bad, and that this is not the way to do it, but despite all the things I have told him this is what he demands we do. If i set it up this way I know it will come back bad on me or on him in the future. I am thinking I will have him sign something that says that I have told him about the risks and that he wants it this way anyhow. How would you guys handle this?
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is niwikki available?	by Matthewdba	2004-09-24 13:30:15
sure, I've got an idea	by niwikki	2004-09-24 13:36:44
How are you going to get to Carnegy Hall	by BloodyViking	2004-09-24 13:41:41
For something like this a simple form...	by retiqlum2	2004-09-24 14:00:40
I would	by Didactylos	2004-09-24 13:31:23
I like the security flaw checklist idea. (n/t)	by evilsysadmin	2004-09-24 13:33:52
Start here:	by Didactylos	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Get the signature.	by retiqlum2	2004-09-24 13:59:10
I have a friend who would tell you	by Ston	2004-09-24 13:41:44
Depends on the server.	by aix tom	2004-09-24 14:01:30
It could be as simple as telling them that	by ChuckAB	2004-09-24 14:06:28
I told them that	by evilsysadmin	2004-09-24 14:12:26

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