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Andy.Xue wrote:
> Dear Manager,
>
> We are China Net Technology Limited, which is the domain name register
> center in China.I have something need to confirm with you.
> we have received an application formally,one company named "LEALUI¡¡
> Holdings Limited" applies for the domain
> names(postgresql.hk/postgresql.tw/postgresql.mobi etc.) and the internet
> Brand Name(Postgresql)on the internet Nov. 2, 2007. We need to know the
> opinion of your company, because the domain names and keywords may
> relate to the usufruct of brand name on internet.
> we would like to get the affirmation of your company,please contact us
> by telephone or email as soon as possible. Please let someone in your
> company who is responsible for trademark or intellectual right contact
> me freely.

People; please *do not* respond to this. Someone from -core will handle it.

Thanks, Dave

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Dave- we received a similar solicitation at Artemis Woman

Did these people turn out to be legitimate?

Thanks
Linda O



People; please *do not* respond to this. Someone from -core will handle it.

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Linda O wrote:
> Dave- we received a similar solicitation at Artemis Woman
>
> Did these people turn out to be legitimate?

Linda,

As far as I know they haven't asked any of us for any personal info,
money, bank details or anything like that. It appears to have been a
legitimate query. That said, you should still be cautious and make sure
you don't hand over any info that might be used inappropriately.

Regards, Dave.


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On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 07:59:07PM +0000, Dave Page wrote:
>
> As far as I know they haven't asked any of us for any personal info,
> money, bank details or anything like that. It appears to have been a
> legitimate query. That said, you should still be cautious and make sure
> you don't hand over any info that might be used inappropriately.

Please be extra careful. They don't appear to be a CNNICaccredited
registrar.

Also, note that .mobi isn't a Chinese domain name (I know this because
Afilias provides technical operations for mTLD). They may, however, be
trolling for registrants for the "Chinese" version of .mobi, which China
appears to be pressing ahead with in a split root that they're running.

A

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Recently, we ran an 'vacummdb --full' on our database, and I'm finding
that a scrip that use to take just a couple of ours to run, is now
taking 12 hours to run. It's a perl script that does a lot of inserting
into a few tables. I've tried dropping indices to speed up the inserts,
but this does not help. I'm kind of lost as to why this is happening.
Any ideas out there?

Thanks!
Jose

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"Blanco, Jose" <blancoj@umich.edu> writes:
> Recently, we ran an 'vacummdb --full' on our database, and I'm finding
> that a scrip that use to take just a couple of ours to run, is now
> taking 12 hours to run. It's a perl script that does a lot of inserting
> into a few tables. I've tried dropping indices to speed up the inserts,
> but this does not help. I'm kind of lost as to why this is happening.

This is not a bug.

You might get some help on pgsql-performance, but you'll need to provide
a lot more information about what your script is doing.

regards, tom lane

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I am an unrelated company that received a similar email:
>>>>>
Dear Manager,

We are China Net Technology Limited, which is the domain name register
center in China.I have something need to confirm with you.Â*Â*Â*
we have received an application formally,one company named "Lealui Holdings
Limited" applies for the domain names(organicbathco.hk/
organicbathco.biz/organicbathco.tw etc.) and the internet Brand
Name(Organicbathco)on the internetÂ*Nov 6, 2007. We need to know the opinion
of your company, because the domain names and keywords may relate to the
usufruct of brand name on internet.
we would like to get the affirmation of your company,please contact us by
telephone or email as soon as possible. Please let someone in your company
who is responsible for trademark or intellectual right contact me freely.

Best Regards,

Alvin.yang
>>>>>>
It seems their whole business might be just going company by company to pump
registrations using the fear factor !!



Dave Page-3 wrote:
>
> Andy.Xue wrote:
>> Dear Manager,
>>
>> We are China Net Technology Limited, which is the domain name register
>> center in China.I have something need to confirm with you.
>> we have received an application formally,one company named "LEALUI　
>> Holdings Limited" applies for the domain
>> names(postgresql.hk/postgresql.tw/postgresql.mobi etc.) and the internet
>> Brand Name(Postgresql)on the internet Nov. 2, 2007. We need to know the
>> opinion of your company, because the domain names and keywords may
>> relate to the usufruct of brand name on internet.
>> we would like to get the affirmation of your company,please contact us
>> by telephone or email as soon as possible. Please let someone in your
>> company who is responsible for trademark or intellectual right contact
>> me freely.
>
> People; please *do not* respond to this. Someone from -core will handle
> it.
>
> Thanks, Dave
>
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> Dave Page
> PostgreSQL Core Team
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On Mon, Nov 12, 2007 at 10:53:39AM -0800, Robin H wrote:
> It seems their whole business might be just going company by company to pump
> registrations using the fear factor !!

This is not at all unlikely -- many companies do this. For all that, they
may also be owned by LEALUI Holdings Limited. It's been known to happen.

A

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