Paul any response to my request for a option including the sub directories to

I'm not ignoring you, Bud. Every time you post, I think, "I'll fix that today, and post that it's been fixed." Then something else happens, and my attention gets diverted. As they say, when you're up to your butt in alligators, it's difficult to remember that your initial objective was to drain the swamp.

Today's battle is with "Storm".

Please, if anyone reading this hasn't heard about the new "Storm" worm, please, please, please, do not click on any attachment that comes with an email. One possible exception might be if you *asked* someone to mail you something, and when you get an email from them, the name of the attachment matches what asked for.

Typically, the subject lines on these emails read something like, "Worm Alert!" or "Trojan Detected!" The worm is in a password-protected ZIP file, with a name like "patch-####.zip" or "removal-####.zip" and the password is revealed by viewing a GIF file with a name something like "UrgentNotice.gif" or "AbuseReport.gif."

But if you follow the "no click" rules I've suggested, that'll not only make you resistant to Storm, but to other email problems. The worm installs a "rootkit" on your computer, and then communicates over a private peer-to-peer network to update itself.

There were virtually no infections on Tuesday, just a handful on Wednesday, and over 200,000 on Thursday. There may well be millions of computers infected by Storm at this point....

We're running email servers on all our hosts, and we're getting swamped with record amounts of spam right now....

Your worst humiliation

is only someone else's momentary entertainment

I see how busy this can make one person.

I hope you don't lose this battle-lol

Let me know how it goes Paul and if you need something in the way of help email me.

Thanks,

Bud aka web-user