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  1. for Victor Orellano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> mails
  2. FTPMail, Agora, etc. statistics
  3. FTP Upload via Email (2)
  4. Two Web Directories
  5. <No subject given>
  6. Download html page daily by email
  7. NEW: ftpmail
  8. NEW: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 08:42:59 +0400
From:    Alexey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: for Victor Orellano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> mails

        Hi  ACCMAILers !
Iname-- http://www.iname.com Free SMTP and forwarding, as well as Web based
e-mail service. Fast and fairly reliable. POP service also available for a
monthly charge, but why would you use it when you can have it forwarded to any
of the services below for free?

NTScan-- http://www.ntscan.com Formerly Computer Central, they are back and
offering free SMTP and POP services. Domain name is ntscan.com

Mail and News -- http://www.mailandnews.com Along with Telebot (above), one of
only two services thus far offering free IMAP as well as POP and SMTP service;
impressive. Domain name is mailandnews.com

FreeMail -- http://www.freemail.com Another of the newer free POP and SMTP
services. Domain is freemail.com

Flashmail --  http://www.flashmail.com A new Free POP and SMTP, and web-based
service from Hungary. Domain name is flashmail.com

CoolMail -- http://www.planetarymotion.com Not to be confused with the
now-defunct, Tonga-based Coolmail.to, Coolmail is a free POP and SMTP service
which also enables any US-based user to access e-mail over the phone! Domain is
coolmail.com

SaintMail -- http://www.saintmail.net A new free POP and SMTP service geared
towards Christians, but of course open to all. Domain is saintmail.net

Mail Planet -- http://www.mailplanet.com Another new and very interesting
looking service featuring free POP and SMTP service. Domain is mailplanet.com

Crosswinds http://www.crosswinds.net A service providing POP and SMTP, which
allows you to put your choice of a number of place names between the "@" and
crosswinds.net--e.g., [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Includes free home
page as well with unlimited space. They have now added Web based access to
e-mail accounts as well!

Asian Wired --Philippines based free POP, SMTP and Web based service. Domain
name is asianwired.com

Theatre Organs-- http://www.theatreorgans.com How's "theatreorgans.com" grab
you as a domain name with a difference?!

Personal Connections-- http://www.pemail.com -Another pop and web-based
account. A trifle slow. Domain is pemail.com

Net Taxi-- http://www.nettaxi.com Offers a free home page as well as POP and
SMTP access. Has shown recent improvement. Also reportedly now offering
web-based mail access. Domain is nettaxi.com

Freemark -- http://freemail.org.mk A new free SMTP and POP service based in
Macedonia. Domain name is freemail.org.mk

Topteam/web.bg-- http://www.topteam.bg/freemail English-language service based
in Bulgaria, account is activated within 24 hours. Address format is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

POPAccount -- http://www.popaccount.com A new free POP service based in India!
Domain name is popaccount.com
(POP Only section)

Fast Network Communications -- http://www.fnmail.com They have unfortunately
discontinued their SMTP service as too many people were using it for spam! Their
POP service is still very reliable, though.  Domain name is fnmail.com
c3ntris-- http://www.c3ntris.com Like many people, when I initially saw this
domain name, I said, "Huh?" But they can't be too bad, after all, they're
offering Free POP e-mail accounts!

Friendly Mail -- http://www.mypad.com The latest of the well-known web-based
e-mail account providers to jump on the free POP account bandwagon.
New Mail -- http://www.newmail.net Another "new" web and POP based free e-mail
service. Domain is newmail.net

NFMail -- http://www.nfmail.com Another new POP service with no storage limit
for e-mail. Domain is nfmail.com


     AT  RUSSia
 www.mail.ru  WEB +POP  mail
 www.au.ru    WEB +POP  mail


Bye. Mail to me.


[EMAIL PROTECTED]
IcQ 19667718
30.08.1999

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 06:01:41 +0100
From:    [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FTPMail, Agora, etc. statistics

FTPMail, Agora, etc. statistics for Sun 29 Aug 1999, posted Mon, 30 Aug 1999 05:00:14 
GMT

Less than 1 hour

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1-4 hours

None


4-10 hours

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More than 10 hours

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Response within 4 hours in at least 5 out of 7 recent tests

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 11:03:35 +0600
From:    Sergei Gernichenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: FTP Upload via Email

Hello ACCMAIL
I want to upload my homepage to server via email using FTP. Can I did
it?
Please reply to my email

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 17:20:22 +0200
From:    Frits Westra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Two Web Directories

HandiLinks - Web Directory Service, Internet Index and Guide.
Good for Accmailers because it's fully browsable.

 http://ahandyguide.com/

I found the above resource at "General Search Directories and Subject
Guides":

 http://fossick.com/General.htm

This URL has quite a few links to all kinds of Web Directories.
Not all of them are easily accessible for Accmailers though.
Nevertheless, check them out.

Both links are best for searching for information about a general
subject, rather than for a specific piece of information.

Frits Westra -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Net-Tamer V 1.11.2 - Registered

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Date:    Tue, 31 Aug 1999 13:48:34 +0800
From:    aaa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: <No subject given>

Now I know a little about access internet via Email, but How can I get full
web page including images by simple command?

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 10:49:21 -0700
From:    "Gerald E. Boyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: FTP Upload via Email

At 11:03 AM 8/30/99 +0600, Sergei Gernichenko wrote the following:

>I want to upload my homepage to server via email using FTP. Can I did
>it?

Short and sweet answer -- No...


--
Gerry Boyd -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 20:40:18 -0400
From:    Narm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Download html page daily by email

Hi !

I need to download daily a small html page, without images, by email .

How can automate that?

Thanks.

Narm

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 16:26:41 -0400
From:    Sorin Calinescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NEW: ftpmail

Hi Gerry!

What is going on down here? Is this list dead and burried?
No more internet searches?
No more accmail hacks?
Less and less e-mail servers?
Nothing about e-mail tips?
You should do something about that :)
unless you want us all migrate to web-on-line :(

Here you are some ftpmailer addresses for refreshing your servers list:
(hint: don't put them on that awfull "FTPMail, Agora, etc. statistics" unless you want 
them
defunct at once :(

worldwide ftpmail servers:

a Japanese server in Yokohama
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

a nice Russian server in Chernogolovka (does parts)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

and a Ukrainian one at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

or some local service ftp servers:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on ftp.dante.de
[EMAIL PROTECTED] alias [EMAIL PROTECTED] for
jbarchuk.com nessus.org fidonews.org and tfabbs.org domains

and some restricted access servers:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

or some more defunct ftpmailers:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

best regards,

Sorin Calinescu

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Date:    Mon, 30 Aug 1999 16:44:18 -0400
From:    Sorin Calinescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NEW: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Just found a new ACCMAIL toy - a Ukrainian gophermail server at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Beware gophermail fans!
This is not the regular perl script used by the other gophermail servers!
The software is written in C (for accmail hackers - you may retrieve the full program
source by ftp - look for a gophermail.tgz archive on their Odessa site :)

Main features of this odd gophermail:
commands must be given in the body of your e-mail...
recognized commands are:
        "X"
        "HOST"
        "FIND"
        "CSO"
        "HELP"
        "LIST"
expl.
#to retrieve a top gopher server menu, send this message:

TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HOST your.gopherhost.here

and it will look for gopher://your.gopherhost.here:70


#to get a very, very and most usefull help :( in Ukrainian with text/plain; 
charset=koi8-r :(

TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HELP

#to get a hopeless list of gopher servers around send:

TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
LIST

#and now the usefull things - the X command
here you are some examples for retrieving documents through gopher raw menus
(the only way this C-gophermail server will respond to your requests)

for a regular gopher menu
TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
X 1 Fun & Games
1 1 1/fun spinaltap.micro.umn.edu 70

to retrieve a ftp dir:
TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
X 1 ftpdir for ftp.freebsd.org/pub
1 1 ftp:ftp.freebsd.org@/pub/ gopher.eunet.cz 70

to retrieve a binary UUencoded ftp file:
TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
X 1 wssearch.zip
1 9 ftp:ftp.netcom.com@/pub/gb/gboyd/wssearch.zip gopher.eunet.cz 70

and now for some nice hacks:

TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
X 1 fingertest
1 0 quake quake.geo.berkeley.edu 79

or

TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
X 1 daytime
X 2 daytime
1 0 %09 sunshine.itcnet.ro 13
2 0 %09 cisco1telerom.telerom.ro 13

(the last one is quite cooool :)

or
TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
X 1 echo
X 2 echo
1 0 echotest sunshine.itcnet.ro 7
2 0 echotest cisco1telerom.telerom.ro 7

Every request will be first replied with this wonderfull acknowledgment:

��� ������ ��������� � ������� � ������� /var/tmp/gophTM.16422. <- this may vary :)
 ����� ������!

The bright side of the things: IT's FAST! - and no one uses it :)

The other side:
it thinks that spaces are tabs :(

I'm still working on the other two commands: FIND and CSO (intended for waissearch and 
phsearch)

Homework:
How do you make it work for http requests?
You should tell him to do a X command for PATH: GET /your.path.here

obs.
The X command works like that:
first of all you place in the body of your mail:
X number your_title
X another_number another_title

than you place:
number type path host port
another_number type path host port

Happy gophermailing and have fun!

Sorin Calinescu

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