Re: Ademco Vista Programming

["Everywhere Man" <alarminstall@xxxxxxx>]

Frank,
If I pirate some music, and Hollywood movies it's ok for me to charge a
user fee to my website allowing others to watch them?
Is any portion of that user fee being sent to the companies who own the
manuals?
Members of those websites can also print the manuals too.
Who gave these people the right to charge for access to another
company's information?

Now for all involved (not directed at Frank but I'll use this same post
since I am too lazy to reply to any others) I think RLB publically
posting passwords to the Honeywell site (or any other site) is wrong,
and done out of spite, but if you guys are so angered by confidential
information being doled out then you should take umbrage with the
non-Honeywell websites that offer the information too. While we're at
it why is nothing said when people here offer to unlock panels that
don't belong to them?
We are in an industry full of whores but only one of the hookers gets
pimp slapped for being wrong and the other whores who post here are
called "respected contributors".
We're in the security field and we turn a blind eye to breaches just
because we like the guy who has created the breach.



FIRETEK change-the-ch-to-k wrote:
> I hardly think a "user fee" is "selling something "which is not his to
> sell".
>
>
> "Everywhere Man" <alarminstall@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1165482014.171011.80140@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Mark Leuck wrote:
> > > Of course! therefore it's okay then to post any proprietary information
> > > available <
> >
> > It's never ok to post it but that hasn't stopped anyone here from doing
> > it.
> > Hell for a few bucks there are people here who will unlock those boards
> > for end users with proprietary panels. For a few more greenbacks you
> > can buy a membership to websites that sell access to hundreds of
> > different programming manuals. Who is worse? The one who posts it for
> > free out of spite or the one who sells that which is not his to sell?
> >