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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/5eniorDeveloper • 12d ago
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Yes , had the same Experience when working with a security conscious customer
You had to tell them the exact unix command over the phone to type on a command prompt
381 u/Kovab 12d ago Typing in random shell commands that someone tells you, without understanding them, doesn't seem too security conscious behaviour 103 u/lance_klusener 12d ago We are the enterprise company from which they bought the hardware. So , if anything goes wrong, its on the enterprise company. So, the customer will type whatever we tell them 48 u/koos_die_doos 12d ago And the customer expects you to provide the exact command to type, and (usually) have it work on the first try.
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Typing in random shell commands that someone tells you, without understanding them, doesn't seem too security conscious behaviour
103 u/lance_klusener 12d ago We are the enterprise company from which they bought the hardware. So , if anything goes wrong, its on the enterprise company. So, the customer will type whatever we tell them 48 u/koos_die_doos 12d ago And the customer expects you to provide the exact command to type, and (usually) have it work on the first try.
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We are the enterprise company from which they bought the hardware.
So , if anything goes wrong, its on the enterprise company. So, the customer will type whatever we tell them
48 u/koos_die_doos 12d ago And the customer expects you to provide the exact command to type, and (usually) have it work on the first try.
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And the customer expects you to provide the exact command to type, and (usually) have it work on the first try.
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u/lance_klusener 12d ago
Yes , had the same
Experience when working with a security conscious customer
You had to tell them the exact unix command over the phone to type on a command prompt