Aquaponics Digest - Tue 12/28/99
Message 1: Tom, Water Quality & Plant Nutrients
from Bill
Message 2: Virus/Worm notification - W32.NewApt.Worm
from S & S Aqua Farm
Message 3: Re: Spinach
from S & S Aqua Farm
Message 4: unsubscribe
from
Message 5: Re: Virus/Worm notification - W32.NewApt.Worm
from Vik Olliver
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Subject: Tom, Water Quality & Plant Nutrients
From: Bill
Date: 27 Dec 99 23:39:08 PST
>Subject: re: Tom's yellowing leaves
>Have you had a leaf nutrient analysis done lately?
That can cut out all the guesswork and save loads of time and fretting.
Mark Brotman
*What is the water quality Tom? NPK, turbidity, algaeal content, color,
smell, iron, & trace elements plants use... What amendments do you use? =
When?
How much. Do you water-feed the plants only, or feed them detritus dire=
ctly
also? How do you track it and what trends seem to be showing over the ti=
me
frame in question plus the that much amount of time earlier, (as symptoms=
may
show after the fact, as plants run on reserves a while.)
Bill
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Subject: Virus/Worm notification - W32.NewApt.Worm
From: S & S Aqua Farm
Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 07:49:34 -0600
With all the wonderful holiday greetings being exchanged over the internet,
increasing the potential for some of us to open attachments from familiar
addresses, I thought this notification might be timely. I've verified this
with those I trust to keep up-to-date on dangers of this type, and pass
along to you the warning with an URL to check it out.
The first warning I saw stated:
>W32/NewApt is an email worm. AVERT has given it a risk
>assessment of High--On Watch.
>
>This worm arrives as an email attachment. The body of the
>email appears differently depending on whether the email
>client reads HTML. If it does, the email text looks like
>this:
>
> http://stuart.messagemates.com/index.html
>
> Hypercool Happy New Year 2000 funny programs and
> animations...
>
> We attached our recent animation from this site in our
> mail ! Check it out
>
>If the email client is not HTML-capable, the message reads:
>
> he, your lame client cant read HTML, haha. click
> attachment to see some stunningly HOT stuff
>
>The worm is in the attachment, which has a name chosen
>randomly from the following list:
>
> baby.exe, bboy.exe, boss.exe, casper.exe, chestburst.exe,
> cooler1.exe, cooler3.exe, copier.exe, cupid2.exe,
> farter.exe, fborfw.exe, goal.exe, goal1.exe, g-zilla.exe,
> irngiant.exe, hog.exe, monica.exe, panther.exe,
> panthr.exe, party.exe, pirate.exe, s.exe, saddam.exe,
> theobbq.exe, video.exe.
>
>If the worm is run, the following dummy error message
>appears:
>
> The dinamic link library giface.dll could not be found in
> the specified path [list of directory names]
>
>Note the misspelling of the word "dynamic".
>
>If the worm detects that Outlook Express is installed, it
>will search for messages received and build a list of
>addresses. The next time Windows is booted, the worm waits
>an unspecified amount of time and then attempts to send
>itself to one of the addresses in its list, using the
>format described above.
then a confirmation:
>Paula,
>I've sent you the exact worm definition on this virus. You should
>definitely post a notice and direct your clients not to open any attachments
>with the following names:
>
>g-zilla.exe, cooler3.exe, cooler1.exe, copier.exe, video.exe, pirate.exe,
>goal1.exe, hog.exe, party.exe, saddam.exe, monica.exe, boss.exe, farter.exe,
>chestburst.exe, panther.exe, theobbq.exe, goal.exe, baby.exe, bboy.exe,
>cupid2.exe, fborfw.exe, casper.exe, irnglant.exe, or gadget.exe
>
>All of these have been found to contain the virus.
And the URL to check it out:
I thought you'd like to read about W32.NewApt.Worm at the following URL:
http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/worm.newapt.html
Have a safe (and worm-free) New Year.
Paula
S&S Aqua Farm, http://www.townsqr.com/snsaqua/
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Subject: Re: Spinach
From: S & S Aqua Farm
Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 07:56:12 -0600
At 08:16 PM 12/26/1999 -0600, Jay wrote:
>Just have to report - From droping the spinach seed into the pea gravel to
>tiny plants with two leaves - 5 days flat ! Lettuce 2 days less that that.
>Never have seen anything like this. Fish are happy - plants seem happy -
>the greenhouse is a wonderful place to be !!!
Great news, Jay. Keep us updated as you go. What a great Christmas present!!
Paula
S&S Aqua Farm, http://www.townsqr.com/snsaqua/
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Subject: Re: Virus/Worm notification - W32.NewApt.Worm
From: Vik Olliver
Date: Wed, 29 Dec 1999 09:27:11 +1200
The standard rule given by all sysops to people who want to send a virus
warning is:
DON'T!
These well-intentioned warnings often soak up more bandwidth than the
original virus! The only person who should post virus warings to a
system is the person responsible for it. In this case I think that's
Jim.
Vik :v) (Official Virus Slayer & Sysop to ECONZ Ltd.)
S & S Aqua Farm wrote:
>
> With all the wonderful holiday greetings being exchanged over the internet,
> increasing the potential for some of us to open attachments from familiar
> addresses, I thought this notification might be timely. I've verified this
> with those I trust to keep up-to-date on dangers of this type, and pass
> along to you the warning with an URL to check it out.
--
A member of The Olliver Family http://olliver.penguinpowered.com
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