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From: madduck at madduck.net (martin f krafft)
Subject: Symantec Buys SecurityFocus, among others....

also sprach gdd@...iconinc.net <gdd@...iconinc.net> [2002.07.19.0142 +0200]:
> A friend of mine already mirrored it. Im not sure as to how well it
> turned out since I havent had a chance to look at it yet, but it 
> appears that everything is there.

Is he going to make it public?

> A dump of whatever database its in would be a much nicer method
> of doing this.

Word. Talk to the SF guys.

> I can provide both the bandwidth and server space, but what would
> the legal issues be with mirroring it? My lawyer wont even offer 
> any advice on this one. 

As long as you don't change the pages and it's obvious that you
simply mirrored SF, no (i'd still talk to webmaster@). it becomes
legally problematic as soon as you pretend that this information is
yours, i.e. by deleting references to SF.

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