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FYI: traceroute from down underFYI: traceroute from down underPosted Aug 25, 2003 5:14 UTC (Mon) by bojan (subscriber, #14302)In reply to: FYI: traceroute from down under by bojan Parent article: ESR: Let SCO hang itself > So, unless ESR knows something we don't (I certainly hope he doesn't), it would be better if he didn't come out with things like this. Apparently he does know more: http://linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2003082501026NWCYLL
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FYI: traceroute from down under Posted Aug 25, 2003 9:42 UTC (Mon) by antonio (guest, #4712) [Link] I don't think Eric's letter was a good idea. Can you imagine the headlines that SCO and other Open Source opponents can make out of this?There was no need to establish in public a connection between our community and the DOS attack. Eric, please think twice before speaking for us (or ask somebody for advice before doing it)
FYI: traceroute from down under Posted Aug 25, 2003 11:45 UTC (Mon) by WRatzka (subscriber, #912) [Link] Sorry, but the link between the DOS attack and the Linux community would havebeen made anyway. So it is important to emphasize, that such actions are not condoned by the community.
FYI: traceroute from down under Posted Aug 25, 2003 16:38 UTC (Mon) by jeff@uclinux.org (guest, #8024) [Link] Silence is golden... facts speak for themselves. Eric doesn't speak for "the community".Eric is however a part of "the community" that often speaks. Jeff.
Eric's source Posted Aug 25, 2003 15:01 UTC (Mon) by dwalters (guest, #4207) [Link] With friends like this, who needs enemies!I trust Eric will do the right thing and co-operate with the authorities in telling them everything he knows about this "associate" of the attacker.
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