Re[3]: [cobalt-users] PHP Vulnerability found

[Aussie Servers <aussie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You've got that right. The first time we had their local experts in to
one of our boxes they fixed nothing, and charged us 100 bucks for the
joyride.

The second time they didn't charge us, which is probably a good thing
considering their tech went in and screwed the server, leaving it
sitting at what we assume is the fresh install screen ("Welcome to
your new Cobalt...click here to begin setting up...") and knocked off
for the afternoon. Rings me at 5:00pm on a Friday and tells me the
boss said to leave it and knock off...the weekend is here.

Gotta be happy with that.

Gary





Wednesday, January 09, 2002, 9:03:02 AM, you wrote:

B> For info, I know how you feel, Sun now has no dedicated person looking after 
B> Cobalt, it was me, but I was made redundant. Sun do not look after the 
B> warranty in Australia, it has been passed out to a third party company, if 
B> it looks like a bug they try and charge for it. Best thing is to post it 
B> here and hope someone from the REAL Cobalt team will look at it, which I am 
B> sure they will.

B> Fraser


B> Hello Curtis,

C>> And what did Cobalt say about this issue when you contacted them? You
C>> did contact them before you told everyone about this issue right?

B> No. Whenever we've wanted to speak with them before, they (or their
B> local "authorised representative") has only ever been interested in
B> charging us obscene amounts of money for the priveledge. Thought it
B> better to put the info to those who can use it.

B> Gary



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