Steve Schear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>Which would/could get you charged with obstruction of
>>justice/contempt/conspiracy etc, etc. You can protect your log
>>files safely enough by not having any- But protecting your real
>>ASSets is a bit more difficult.
>
>Almost anything the court does not like can get you so charged. So
>what else is new? Still, if the information or principle is
>sufficiently important you will eventually be released (if you are
>even held).
>
>steve
That's a theory anyway...
I remember having lunch a while back with Loki and the topic of logs
come up- He mentioned that his company fully and completely complies
with warrants for all logs, especially easy to comply with since his
company doesn't keep logs.
Regards, Matt-
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