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Hello,
Am 03.04.2023 um 16:50 schrieb dr2@xxxxxxxx:
This is in the same vein of the BS I ran into from IBM years ago while working with user groups and setting up a user group web page (later www.eserverusergroup.org [1] [1]) and I ended up having to use the generic "eserver" as it had been legally determined to be outside of IBM's realm of control.
So you think if I had used a different name (in DNS, for the website), they would not have intervened?
If you know Bob Cancilla, get him to tell you some of the stories from back then.... :)
Not sure if this is healthy for my already considerable level of frustration.
:wq! PoC
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