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From: JM9W@TE.CC.CMU.EDU.UUCP
Newsgroups: mod.computers.vax
Subject: A question of policy vs. security
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Date: Tue, 27-Jan-87 10:43:44 EST
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	The non-Vax-using management at Carnegie Mellon University has
	decided to let the entire campus community (all students, faculty,
	and staff - anyone who uses computers here) have read access to the
	Info-Vax mailing list.  Of course, this means that anyone who wishes
	to read it can do so, and while a lot of general interest discussions
	occur on this list, a fair amount of security issues are discussed.
	I know that in the past this issue has been discussed on this list,
	but I don't seem to recall any situation where an entire university
	was allowed to read Info-Vax.  For those of you that have any
	comments on what Carnegie Mellon has decided to do, send me mail
	[JM9W@TE.CC.CMU.EDU - Internet, R021JM9W@CMCCVB - Bitnet], and I
	will summarize your replies to the non-Vax-using management who
	have made this decision.  Thank you.
					-Jim Murawski
					-Computing Center Software
					-Carnegie Mellon University
					-Pittsburgh, PA
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