[Indianlc] New poll for Indianlc

[Frederick Noronha]

Any young group needs to build 'community' among themselves. Opting for a question which is seen as relevant (by some, at least) is one way of doing this. Let a hundred-and-one flowers bloom! Anything that works is fine. All the best to Linux Chix India. FN

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From: Devi S <mailstodevi at k98p31x1fSeojRfwt6NzGhoh6A_1oqyj4TzjZDVWmaa8aqMmz8Pky4KYeqkTNlVjQaKp1aj2l9N1fUgNL4krJQ.yahoo.invalid>
Date: 2006/01/25 Wed PM 12:05:02 GMT+05:30
To: Indianlc at yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Indianlc] New poll for Indianlc



VaibhaV Sharma <vaibhav at TsLVPMEi05rs9DvKFBssk2f-Nr4OVyULYHN48NTH5tQs9u285WMUZmh4eyOMN3ErrpnQ4sF_Wi36KkTk6QNuPQ.yahoo.invalid> wrote:  Indianlc at yahoogroups.com wrote:


>
> Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
> Indianlc group:
>
> Are you infected by the recent worm, W32.Blackmal.E at mm that hit on Jan 
> 17th?
>
>   o Yes
>   o No
>   o Heard, but not infected
>   o Heard of someone getting infected
>   o Not Heard


May I ask what has this got to do with "Linux Chix in India"?

  Since this group is comprising of Sysadmins who can definitely contribute on this. During the early hits (17th Jan 2006) clamav also failed to catch this and mails (linux server) passed through to the users desktop(windows). 
   
   



Regards
Devi S. 


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