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`From: nhi...@panix.com (Norman Hirsch)
`Newsgroups: comp.sys.novell
`Subject: Re: Pirated software on server. who's liable?
`Date: Sun, 3 Jul 1994 14:38:27 UNDEFINED
`Organization: Panix Public Access UNIX and Internet
`Lines: 60
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`Message-ID: <nhirsch.32.08AB9AA6@panix.com>
`References: <2uta4f$pl@falcon.bgsu.edu>
`NNTP-Posting-Host: nhirsch.dialup.access.net
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`In article <2uta4f$p...@falcon.bgsu.edu> jko...@bgsu.edu (Joe Konecny) writes:
`>From:
`jko...@bgsu.edu (Joe Konecny)
`>Subject: Pirated software on server. who's liable?
`>Date: 30 Jun 1994 02:19:59 GMT
`
`This is exactly one of the problems which Dr. Fred Kantor attacked when
`he wrote his program FWKCS (current version FwKCS123.ZIP) which creates
`content signatures that are used primarily to detect if duplicate files have
`been uploaded on a BBS regardless of filename.
`The SPA has licensed his
`product but is having logistics problems in getting commercial software
`companies to run a content signature collector diskette on their products.
`If this method was endorsed and used by BBS operators, it would be virtually
`impossible to upload a commercial product on BBS's.
`The main reason for his
`product was to prevent some people from renaming files to upload and get
`upload credits.
`It can reject duplicates or commercial software from upload
`using the database of content signatures.
`
`I would suggest you contact the SPA and voice your suggestion to overcome the
`logistics problems they are having and get their member companies to endorse
`the FWKCS product which they already licensed from Dr. Kantor. This means
`they need to get the commercial companies to gather the content signatures
`(similar but much more accurate than 32 bit CRC) and get them in the database.
`
`1 and The
`FWKCS has been used for years on the largest BBS's such as Channel
`Invention Factory.
`when BBS's first install the program they typically
`uncover a large number of megabytes of space from deleting the duplicate files
`that FWKCS finds.
`One major BBS reclaimed 600 MB!
`Additionally it
`unzips incoming files and checks for viruses using the latest version of
`McAfee's anti-virus program.
`FWKCS is available on the BBS's mentioned
`and I noticed a few older version on internet sites.
`
`I'll get it and put it up on my 24 hour BBS in New York later today.
`
`Best regards,
`
`Norman Hirsch
`
`NH&A, authorized McAfee agent
`577 Isham St. # 2-B
`New York, NY 10034
`USA
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`Phone:
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`212-304-9660
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`212-304-9759
`Fax:
`212-304-9759,,,,,,,3
`BBS:
`CompuServe:
`72115,661
`Internet:
`nhi...@panix.com
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`Say I'm managing a network and someone (not me) installed 6 illegal
`>
`>copies of Autocad or something, who's liable if Autodesk wanted to do
`>something about it? Say that I know that the copies are there. Also
`>say that no one will admit to installing the copies.
`
`>Any ideas?
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`>_ _
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`>*-k***-k***-k***-k***-k-k***-k******-k-k***-k***-k***-k***-k***-k-k***-k*****
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`>* Joe Konecny - Computer Science Student, BGSU
`>* Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green Ohio
`>* Internet
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`jko...@andy.bgsu.edu
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