Re: Master password

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

"Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > First....  He said something about a downloadable file --  notice
> > there were no download credentials available.  He only will post
> > Honeywell or GE because they are not uniquely identifiable.  Why
> > didn't he post the Napco software link?
>
> In this case Bass is right. Napco finally did post the latest 5.41 version
> of their software sometime on or after the 8th of December. Since I don't
> check the Napco site that often I didn't notice and thought they still had
> the old version up there. In any case telling the guy it's there won't
help
> him unless Bass emailed a Napco login to him (or the whole file somehow).
> Bass says he lets his customers use Quickloader software so he must have a
> technique to get it to them.

Which oddly doesn't seem to involve posting a login to Napco's site.
>
> I figured he would "help" the guy out. With as much experience as Bass has
> with this Quickloader thing, I thought he would tell the guy how to use a
> SQL editor and give him a script to straighten out the database password
> thing. Perhaps reloading the software will fix the problem as Bass
suggests.
> You've probably had to use a SQL editor to straighten out a few database
> bugs on some DVR unit, or a screwed up access control database at least a
> time or two. I guessed there was a similar type work around for the
> Quickloader thing that Bass would know, especially since he knew the
> problem.

Uh no you can't fix it with an SQL editor

> > Third:  He managed to get a 'slam' at an ASA regular,  Mark Leuck.
>
> To be fair other posters seldom miss a chance to get at Bass either. I
think
> in some twisted way both sides like it too much to stop.

I could care less if he slams me, he was wrong about the subject at hand and
couldn't admit it. Unlike others here I don't get personal