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The owner of a 6-employee company better be a little more hands-on than that.meese said:Maybe the guy they fired was responsible for the backups? :crazy:
Agreed. But some of these guys are way too important to be bothered with such trivial details. That's where guys like you and I fit in.messenger13 said:The owner of a 6-employee company better be a little more hands-on than that.
That's one of the funniest things you've ever typed Ken! Thanks for the belly laugh!meese said:...goes kablooey
I have to believe at the moment when he was going Postal, his discernment of consequences was a little blurred. :crazy:NOGILLS2 said:If he was so great at destroying all of this info, Why did'nt he cover his tracks, so no one would know it was him that destroyed all the info???
Every good techie knows you should wait at least a week before hacking back in to the office servers. Duh.JPSpen said:Certainly would have been easy enough to cover your tracks. But. there are very few coincidences in the business. Employee fired, files gone the next day?
Yeah.. good thing the "offshoring" of programming for crucial applications isn't affected..Zotter said:And make damn sure you've planted your own backdoor.
that way when they change all the passwords 10 minutes before you're shown the door - you still have a way in....
That would violate company policy...myk_edwards said:Dumb shit!, but how many IT guys here have back doors into the systems they maintain???
I really do like some of the expressions you guys "over there" use Myk... Doubt I can use it though next time things go kablooey {thanks Ken }.myk_edwards said:... it all goes tits up don't you???!
Thanks Tate... lately we have had a run of "bad luck" and my admins making less than smart choices, consequently I find my self in the principal's office getting grilled and filling out a lot of Incident Reports.... I should be able to work a few of these in!Zotter said:Shawn in order - this may help out.
Pranged - not as it should be, needs repair (sometimes fittingly used by Brits as an understatement for a Charlie Fox, or worse. Be careful when talking to Brits though - they have their own scale.)
SNAFU - Situation normal, all "fouled" up - it's under repair and will be ready soon, they say.
Tango Uniform - Tits up (it's dead Jim) - It's broke and no one's repaired it. May be scheduled for repair with a workable ETA
FUBAR - "Fouled" up beyond all Repair - They said it was repaired, but it ain't, yet. May also mean it's under repair, but with no workable ETA.
Charle Fox - Cluster "foul" - either no one noticed it needed repair or it failed again in such a way as to be obvious. May also mean it's under repair and they broke it even worse. "They" should replace it.
Romeo Fox - Rat "foul" - It was fixed, signed off and was used. But, it wasn't right and now all kinds of bad things - very bad things - have happened as a result.
You never, ever wanted to hear even so much as a rumor of a Romeo Fox - that affected EVERYONE badly.