11-05-2015
Urgent : please action as needed
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Don Cragun
Sanitizing confidential information (e.g., hostnames, passwords, and personal e-mail addresses) is something we're happy to help you do.
But, removing random strings is just busywork. The strings that you are asking us to remove in this thread may have a defined meaning inside your company, but in this forum they just appear to be random variable names, directory names, ... that convey absolutely no proprietary information.
And, if we make the changes in the posts you mention, we have to also take the time to track those changes and replicate them in all other posts in those threads so the discussion in the entire thread still makes sense. This expands the busywork.
Therefore, this request is pretty low on my priority list.
Hi Sir ,
I understand that it is a pain for you to remove the words from the post.
I understand that you have the priorities defined.
Since these posts contain the confidential information like (ip address ,hostnames and machine names )
I have raised this request .Going forward I will take care of this and will not repeat again .
It would be great if you could do this .These are the last ones from my side and will not bother again for the same .
Please remove the word from posts
Priority one: Remove highly confidential data
So kindly help resolve this and we are done with it .
thanks for your patience and thanks a lot for your support sofar.
regards
Prabhu.
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