Possible contamination

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Thanks, Bob.

dennis in nca

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Spaco's message was clean, I examined the entire message source, it was short and pure text. It did have a link to the motor's name that he mentioned, could possibly be something there.

Of course, I fearlessly opened his messaage since I'm using Linux. The link didn't do anything unusual on my system, either.

Jon

Thanx Jon. And apologies to spaco if I "done him wrong". Something in that post (maybe the OP) was foul enough to trip my protection software.

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Spaco's message was clean, I examined the entire message source, it was short and pure text. It did have a link to the motor's name that he mentioned, could possibly be something there.

Of course, I fearlessly opened his messaage since I'm using Linux. The link didn't do anything unusual on my system, either.

Jon

post (maybe the OP) was

Depending on how you read mail/newsgroups, ads or other insane assaults on you and your computer, that had nothing to do with the actual message, may have been added by your ISP. I see you are on roadrunner, and using the ghastly hack Outlook Express, the most vulnerable software out there.

I essentially run my own ISP here, and just use Charter as a communication path. I host my own web server, domain name server, mail server, etc. So, nobody messes with my mail at all. That also means I am subject to totally unfiltered SPAM, but I have my own filtering here. it used to work pretty well, but the spammers have figured out how to reduce the effectiveness of filtering. But, at least, I don't get viruses, mail worms, etc. under Linux.

Jon