Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/06/13
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> You risk finding yourself sitting in a cell instead, as you've committed a
> felony under U.S. Federal law (and probably as well under UK, Austrian, and
> French laws, three other jurisdictions under which your ISP supposedly
> operates). I don't know if it is illegal under Polish law, but if you
> habitually engage in these activities, it might be wise to avoid visiting the
> other countries mentioned here.
Is having a signature with "begin romeo_juliet.exe.vbs" unlawful ?
Please, do not write anything on subject you don't know nothing about.
PS
Look at this string:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-2"
in my letter. It means there is NO attachment, according to RFC1521,
accessible at:
http://www.freesoft.org/CIE/RFC/1521/index.htm
It is worldwide Internet standard, describing structure and effects
of fields in mail header. EVERY mail client HAVE TO work along those
rules. If it sees "Content-Type: text/plain;", it shouldn't expect
any attachment, if it does - it's your own problem, as you have
'not homologated' internet client.
Please notice, that I can probably sue YOU for saying that I am
acting unlawful, as I didn't anything wrong, according to worldwide
law regulations and worldwide standards...
Can we get back to Leicas and Jupiter 8 issue, please?
PS
Definitely EOT. Sorry for all this thing; truth is that it was my
old signature, with which I was signing letters inviting to my
sister's birthday (with lots of good alcoholic beverages and
yummy food :) and forgot to switch it off...
Best of light for you :)
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St.
(Stanislaw B.A. Stawowy)
http://www.geocities.com/Stanislaw_Stawowy