"Tony Miller" <tony@cigardiary.com> wrote in message 
news:slrncbv1ts.3tf.tony@home.cigardiary.com...

>> Nope what im meaning is that ConferenceRoom allows you to access
>> Server Administrator mode without NO other operators known that youved
>> used this /oper 8888-8888-8888-8888 whateveryouwanthere  ... Basically
>> the key which is issued with ConferenceRoom when you buy it..

    That key is given only to the person who owns the license. They are the 
one who decides who the operators are. They are, as far as the program is 
concerned, god. They can do whatever they want. That's what you get when you 
buy the license.

>> But what
>> is wrong is the fact if a server which has purchased the key and then
>> the key leaks then a person who nows this little trick can take over
>> the server /die the server get access to the AdminServ..

    If you give someone the key, you give someone the server. That's how it 
works.

>> Like what i
>> posted about it the other day is when i found out about this i was
>> like IRM ? Why should i buy a peice of software cause i am thinking of
>> Buying the Professional Editional which has a little trickery of
>> allowing you to oper up with the Registration Key ?? I used to use
>> ConferenceRoom with A key off the net Version 1.7.6 if i was mistaken
>> and yer i was using it Illegally but it was just a bit of fun and it
>> was running free. But at the end of the day a Piece of software
>> shouldnt have a little INBUILT code which allows this to happen..

    It shouldn't have code to allow the owner to access it?

>> Like
>> i now he said the key is your key dont let anyone else get it but how
>> the hell did the other keys get out?? can it be done again.. I now
>> theres a KeyGen for ConferenceRoom 1.1 the first version of
>> ConferenceRoom (havnt used this version) so whats the big deal of
>> someone making something like this soon and then all hell break loose
>> all im getting by.. I think dave should think about the Consquences...
>> But anyway i'll shoosh...

    I can't understand what you're trying to say above. If you can say it 
more coherently, I'll try to reply to it.

> Interesting thing I just thought of.  If you have a illegal copy of
> conference room, I'd imagine that the conference room people can go in,
> and without you knowing about it.
>
> o Query the serial number.
> o Look up the key.
> o Shut you down.
>
> Pretty cool feature I think :))  But it STILL is a back door, only the
> conference room people have access to it :)

    It's not a back door, it's the front door. If you have an illegal copy 
of conference room, *WE OWN IT*. If you didn't buy it, it's not yours. So 
again, this is a case where the owner accesses his property. There is *NO* 
potential for abuse.

    DS