[Mailman-Users] HELP!!! Removing WebArchive Messages?
E M Recio
erecio at polywog.navpoint.com
Wed May 14 17:59:33 CEST 2003
Mike Avery said:
> In a business environment, you could be in a world of hurt. When a
> luser craters a critical system, it's the system admin's tail on the
> line.
>
> When a luser wipes a message in a mailing list that needs to be
> preserved for accountability (S.E.C. etc) reasons, it could cost the
> company millions.
>
> I think in most business environments, the answer is "no, we don't want
> employees re- writing the corporate history".
I wonder what the costs are to an organization (non-profit) are when a
vulgar email gets cataloged by a search engine, or a propspective donor
comes across it. That's what we're really worried about. Or for
harasment/legal counsel issues, we would need to take things off of there
too. But I agree, that deleting the files permanently would be a bad idea
for the latter. Hence the reasons we have the 'tar' command! :)
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