On 2003.10.14 02:21 Shannon B. Roddy wrote: > I use a service from dyndns.org to solve the ISP DHCP problem. There > are numerous scripts to update the ISP IP with dyndns. Check it out... > It works well. You could set up something like Karthik.homeip.net so > you can always get to your home machine. > > Actually, yes my ISP is Cox. However, I have my imap-ssl set up on my > work machine (which by the way is on a LSU subnet). I just check email > via my work machine. >
Hmmm, sounds like a winner for you Karthik. Get dyndns working, ssh into your home machine. I'd just run fetchmail and mutt or balsa if the bandwidth is there. If the bandwidth is not there, you might just sftp your mail spool to yourself. That will keep people from violating your pop passwords, especially that Paws account where people can drop your classes and stuff.
