Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast: Sigh... there are nights you just can't win...

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January 09, 2006

Sigh... there are nights you just can't win...

As many of you may have noticed, iTunes or iPodder seems to be downloading something called "Problem with iTunes download of podcast #10". This is, in fact, podcast #10. That was also the original name for the article that is now "Blue Box Podcast #10 - Second Posting"... because I saw that iPodder and iTunes were downloading it with that name, I tried renaming the article, but that seems not to have worked.

Probably if I had deleted the "Problem with..." article and posted a new article it might have worked, but given that some small segment of you might then have wound up downloading show #10 a third time, I decided to not cause that hassle. Fun, fun, fun...

(P.S. You won't here mention of this problem in show #11 as that show is in the bag... I was sitting down to do post-production tonight when I got Craig's e-mail that pointed me to these problems.)

Posted by Dan York on January 09, 2006 at 07:49 PM in Administrivia | Permalink

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Dan York, CISSP, is the Chair of the VOIP Security Alliance (VOIPSA) and Senior Content Strategist for the Internet Society.
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