On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 14:34:16 -0300, "Overproof"
wrote:

Changed everything.... including my connection, address..... the works.
I left the return addy ... that's what SP2 did for me.... without request!

Later all

CM

I was warned by my service provider about SP2 a while back, and I
haven't installed it. My warning was specific to the XP operating
system, but the warning seemed to expand to include caveats regarding
firewall software, as well. I haven't done anything, yet. Sorry to
hear about your problems.

In article ,
felton wrote:
I was warned by my service provider about SP2 a while back, and I
haven't installed it. My warning was specific to the XP operating
system, but the warning seemed to expand to include caveats regarding
firewall software, as well. I haven't done anything, yet. Sorry to
hear about your problems.

The only warning we got was that there were some changes in behavior
for SBC Yahoo DSL. They supplied a patch, but when I applied it, no
changes were made.



--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

My only problems were email difficulties.

I'm not going to restore to a point prior.

I'll just deal with it as a forced purge of accumulated info.

Just thought I should make you aware of possible problems.

I detest the MS Security enhancements and believe I was more than adequately
covered with existing apps.

Don't bother with the SP2 unless you feel it a must.

It has done zip to increase my security status.

CM