FW: Which Red Hat Enterprise Linux is for you?

["Renee Lee" <drlee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>From my point of view there is NO RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX FOR ME!!!

I have now began to go to Debian and will go forward with this change.

I may add, I believe strongly that you should have not included my 
user id and or password in the original message you sent to me and believe
this is a breach of security by red hat and this again is another reason
to move to another platform.  Privileged information like a users
password and user id is just that, PRIVILEGED INFORMATION,
and believe if you will send this in plain text then how else
have you divulged my private information in the past!!!!

Dana-Renee Lee
Senior Security Consultant
Anadromada.net

-----Original Message-----
From: Red Hat Network [mailto:dev-null@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 2:10 PM
To: drlee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Which Red Hat Enterprise Linux is for you?



Dear drlee,

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