I filled in the gaps in the Arachne list resulting from misdoings at
Bluegrass Net. One message in arachne-digest V1 #2140 contained a virus that
caused the message, sent from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to go to the quarantine area
at Bluegrass Net rather than to me directly. I was then able to have the
from Glenn McCorkle:
No messages will get through to me and none can be sent by me
if they contain a dollar sign ($) in the subject.
Those several messages with suject: M$lookout did
not get through to my inbox.
There is *no* user configurability.
I am STUCK.
Untill I change ISPs ;-)
v1.71;UE01 is the 'latest release' http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/
And v1.73;GPL will be available to the public
just as soon as Michael releases it.
(or gives the 'OK' for me to release it)
Glenn
I am a week behind om my email, so hopefully v1.73;GPL will have been released
by now.
Steve,
You say you use Spamassassin. One emailing list I'm on uses Spamassassin, and
one of the messages came through marked as ***SPAM*** in the subject line, but
the offending message was included in a text attachment. I couldn't see
anything indicative of spam in that message, it looks like
To Alejandro Lieber:
Where do you now find UKA_PPP on the Internet for download? I already have it,
but the download site no longer seems to have it.
To Christof Lange:
On your inability to access some news servers, I find that the mail and news
functions in UKA_PPP sometimes don't find a host
from Sam Heywood:
I am still getting some spams about the illegal cable TV descambler.
According to my understanding of the law, it is legal for someone
to sell you some technical plans on how to make an illegal cable TV
descrambler but it is illegal for you to make one and/or to possess one.
And I think your assumptions about pornography are also mistaken.
I hardly ever get spam promoting porn sites. Mostly it's just
Nigerian generals and drug offers. I used to get the free cable
tv device offer all the time, but that seems to have disappeared.
Once you get on a certain kind of
from Samuel W. Heywood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nope, no drivers needed. The problem with the modem was that it
did not come with jumpers and I could not get it to take a standard
com port and irq. This one would take only irq 5! Most DOS
communications programs insist on having modems taking
from [EMAIL PROTECTED], quoting without ''
Wizard57MdaGlenn Gilbreath
Jr.dahttp://members.surfbest.net/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/index.htmda--DOS
Interent, Close Windows, Keep the Internet Open!--dadaHi List!daJust wanted
to share with Sam Heywood and others that mightdabe interested, I have found
a
To Binky [EMAIL PROTECTED] regarding ISP mail server ASCII 255 bug:
I think that y-umlaut is ASCII 255, assuming charset ISO-8859-1. This is
really a bug in your ISP's mail server, truncating a file after the occurrence
of an ASCII 255 on a line by itself. You should complain and tell them
I once bought a PCI modem that was advertised to be capable of working
under DOS. I could not get it to work under DOS, but it worked fine
for me under Caldera OpenLinux and also under Window$ 98.
Sam Heywood
I finally get to your message after falling behind in email and news.
I assume
Excerpt from Bastiaan Edelman:
A Japanese and a Chinese can write to each other and understand most of
it... but talking to each other is useless.
I didn't realize Japanese and Chinese written languages were so close. You
mean a Chinese could read a Japanese newspaper, and vice versa? But
What happened to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list? Does it still exist?
One message (the most recent) that I sent to that list bounced, and my latest
mail download included nothing from that list.
In Australia we were a little peeved when the new state of East Timor
adopted Portugese as its national language instead of English.
Indonesian would have been a better choice as like Esperanto it is an
excellent language and spoken by neighbouring countries, but we could
sort of understand
I never got to use procmail but will no doubt study the man page when I get set
up with Linux (Slackware 8.1). Can procmail search on only the headers, or
only the Return-Path: line? I would like to put all the NetBSD mails in one
file or folder, coming from [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL
Excerpt from Alejandro Lieber [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
With this small letter I want to say thanks to John Zappe for his
ver 0.35 of Yury Semenov's FDSMTPOP.
Where do you get FDSMTPOP, message showed no URL?
What kind of message headers does FDSMTPOP use on SMTP? Regular headers or
glue headers?
I subscribed to the Yahoogroups Arachne list, so I think. To: line on the
confirmation message was 77 characters long. I didn't stay online long enough
to get the welcome message, that was the end of my session. I didn't use the
web interface at all, so I didn't have to answer all those
I tried to subscribe to the Arachne list on Yahoo groups, but the
confirmation reply got bounced. It seems that the To: line is too long.
Why can't the owner of the Majordomo list just be transferred to a new owner?
Roger Turk
Actually the To: line was not long enough, though it may have
from Binky [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My vote is to keep this as a Majordomo list. I don't
understand why the unsubscribe problem can't be fixed.
I have been on other Majordomo lists for years that
were maintained by people a lot less knowlegeable than
Michael, and there have never been any
from skywalker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If the unsubscribe function cannot be fixed in a reasonable amount of time,
which is something that has now long past then it should be completely
scrapped as a list, if it cannot be run in a reasonable manner it should not
be run at all.
Remember when the
from Vasily Zatsepin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
somehow :) I've lost traces of Ralf Brown's PCI program. Can you help me
with the link, please?
Latest link I find is in the PCICFG.TXT file, and maybe some other Arachne users
might also be interested:
UPDATES The newest version of the PCICFG.DAT file
On Sun, 12 Jan 2003 18:59:54 -0500, Roger Turk wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that virtually all of the headers indicate that they
are from Ronald Bleckendorf [EMAIL PROTECTED], even when the message
is signed by Glenn, Bastiaan, and others?
: Somehow... Ronald resent every message right back
I haven't seen anything where you were not able to delete mail which contained
a string in the headers ... so simply search for arachne.cz in the mail
headers.
CU, Ricsi
Actually, it is not necessary to look all through the headers, just the
Return-Path or equivalent line is sufficient,
Excerpt from Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Several years ago one of the suburbs of Atlanta was having
problems with crime, so they passed a very controversial law
that everyone must own a gun. Crime dropped 83% within a
month of passage.
Was this city by any chance Kennesaw GA? They had
I have a USRobotics internal PCI hardware modem that works with DOS but not
with EPPPD, only with LSPPP. IRQ is 11, base address is 0xd400, which I
determined by running a PCI program by Ralf Brown. This same information also
shows in Linux in /proc/pci . Sometimes an ISP or more distant server
I wonder why Michael can't manually unsubscribe list members who want to leave.
While the Arachne list is helpful for information on Arachne and some other
subjects, I don't think we want to hold people hostage who want out.
To Sam Heywood, Roger Turk and possibly others,
I'm surprised you didn't hear of DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) until
recently. It's not all that new, was passed and signed under Bill Clinton's
presidency. FBI arrested a Russian, Dmitri Sklaryov, and the government pressed
charges
All you need is a mean to parse the query string, then pass it to the
DBMS. If only there was a Perl or TCL for DOS...
Regards
Cristian Burneci
There is! Perl for DOS, but no TCL as far as I know. Perl DOS port is compiled
with DJGPP. More information on Perl and DJGPP at
Excerpt from Glenn Gilbreath Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
OK, the final topic is MTA, mail transport agent...while it
is true there are quite a number for DOS, I still vote for
NetMail DOS 2.12 by Marc Ressl...it is faster and easier
to setup than any other I've tried, which includes FDSMTPOP.
I
from Ray Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Speaking of the future of Arachne, and the growing difficulty we are having
ignoring Java, this monstrous thought entered my head a while ago, and
I can't make it go away, so I may as well tell ya:
What about Arachne for Windows ?
BURN!
Yes, I know
GEOWORKS supported long filenames in DOS several years before Microsoft
managed to get 95 launched. So Microsoft has no claim to the idea
whatsoever.
Sam Ewalt
Croswell, Michigan, USA
Microsoft's own Windows NT came before 95, and featured support for long file
names with NTFS. Before
Excerpt from Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Until a year ago they made FTP possible and FTP is much faster, no bload
at all... and files are smaller. HTTP is a 7 bit system so files, eg
images, must be encoded by the sender and decoded by the provider. Is
MIME the en/decoder; 8
So here's a question for everyone: What new features are most
important for Arachne's future development?
Sam Ewalt
Croswell, Michigan, USA
My first thoughts on this subject are Javascript and https. Lynx now supports
https, and this includes the DOS port. With Arachne being released to
Excerpt from Glenn McCorkle [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
BTW,
I had to change the '$' to '%' in the subject because the
cisnet.com SMTP program refuses '$' signs in the subject line. :(
554 Filtered out by Filter 0 because Subject = Re: $k
Glenn,
That is a bug on the cisnet.com end. Did you tell
What SPAM is THIS ? Did anybody else here get one? Did anybody
else get one requesting a reliable supplier of a similar product?
I wonder in which dimension my most beloved enemies were travelling
when they signed me up for this kind of spam.
Sam Heywood
I received this same spam,
I've been racking my brain trying to remember the name
of a graphical DOS HTML viewer that I used just before
discovering Arachne, lo these many(?) years ago.
Knots.
If you find whatever the last version of that was, you
have a graphical HTML viewer with no communication
I got that same spam from [EMAIL PROTECTED] , and presume everybody
on the Arachne list got it too. Now this arachne-list@... is a spam target.
OK, now let the spammers bombard [EMAIL PROTECTED] , or if that doesn't
work, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (note my intentional typos).
Is there any reason why
OK, Matt or whomever,
Look, I know it is frustrating, but hey...take a wild
guess as to how many people YOU are inconveniencing
with your pre-buscent actions...you've been told that
Michael is out of his country at the moment and not
able to manually fix majordomo, so why post all the
Dear list:
All this discussion of Running Arachne in various environments prompts
us to comment once again that OS/2 DOSEMU runs Arachne perfectly.
DOSEMu for Monkeylinux was impressive, but as it rus on a DOS filesystem
it is all a bit superfluous.
What we were wondering is whether
in response to Thomas Tabler:
That message looks like spam, I'd delete it without decoding the base64. I too
receive spams, HTML or non-HTML, that are base64-encoded. If it looks like
spam judging from the headers, I delete without decoding the base64.
Headers in the message you received show
Excerpt from Glenn McCorkle [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
lists
[EMAIL PROTECTED] serves the following lists:
all
alzirska
arabska
arachne
arachne-announce
arachne-development
arachne-digest
Recently, a server for another listservice that I subscribe to went berserk.
Bounced messages were resent to the list and the messages that were bounced
were bounced once again and resent again and again. The owner of the list
was in Berkeley, California, and the server was in Texas.
I see from your headers that you were using Microsoft Outlook Express. Maybe
you sent the unsubscribe request with HTML attachment? Outlook Express does
sneaky things like that, plus quoted-printable, without letting the user know.
You have to be sure to send the unsubscribe request as one-part
Also another word of warning:
If you sign up for a shell account with them, the default configuration
on their remote server for doing your email with PINE with
neandertech.com is not right. I had to change some things to make it
work for me. Also you will have to pay extra for newsgroup
I am not sure just what Bluegrass Net does to stop spam, but the last I was told
is that they blocked mail coming from any server on a list of open relays.
I've had legitimate correspondents, both direct and through lists, with Hotmail
or Yahoo addresses, and I wouldn't want to bar those. It is
According to an article in heise online News
[] DR-DOS lebt
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/ps-20.11.02-000
DeviceLogics, aktueller Eigentümer von DR-DOS, will im Frühjahr 2003 eine
neue Version des Betriebssystems herausbringen.
there may be a new release of DR-DOS in early 2003.
There was
from Glenn McCorkle using Arachne V1.71;UE01 :
Subject: Re: ÄÖÜäöü
from Richard Menedetter using Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.1)
Gecko/20020826 :
To: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?=C4=D6=DC=E4=F6=FC?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?=C4=D6=DC=E4=F6=FC?=
from Richard Menedetter using
Excerpt from Alejandro Lieber [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I really like to use minumun equipment when posible.
With the 80286 I have Pegasus Mail, Minuet, POPMail, FTP, Bobcat, UseNet and
Telnet to a shell account with Conex where I run Lynx, at a speed more than
three times faster than IE in a
Hi Victor there so far in MY (former legendary Burma)
Your are the third person from Myanmar I talk with :)
I have used ctmouse sometimes replacing the mouse.com with better results
(try and error)
in the ctmouse directory you should have installed it look for
rtm.exe
Regards
Elliot
I now have no trouble fitting Arachne in low memory with DR-DOS 7.03, but I
think I have less drivers loaded in CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT.
With DR-DOS, as opposed to MS-DOS, EMM386.EXE is used for CPU = 386, without
HIMEM.SYS.
to Andy: Where did you buy RAM to boost the old computer from 8 MB
from Michael Polak:
It doesn't really make money, but it is steady income without need to
pretend that I am programming genius ;) (which I never was...)
I guess then that webhosting, even if it can't make you rich, will keep you
financially solvent better than Arachne could.
Arachne and
from Micheal Polak:
Also note, that what I do for living now, is webhosting -
http://webspace.arachne.cz/. Arachne is not abandoned, but I am also not
really supporting it. It is currently undergoing transformation into
open source project, which is the best way to prevent it from being
F2 save.
Have you tried saving a file to any, repeat ANY, directory except the
set path of arachne\download\ ?
All of my attempts have ended in the download directory and none in
the targetted directory.
Regards,
Ron
Ron Clarke
I have no problem saving to another
Excerpt from Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Links is like lynx but with support for https, tables, and
frames. If you like text browsing, you might prefer it.
Actually the newer versions of Lynx also support https. I believe Lynx386
(http://www.rahul.net/dkaufman/) is the only DOS browser with
Cristian;
I live here in what they call tornado alley. I and
others have seen as many as 7 funnel clouds at onetime
together. I have seen barns, houses, and machine sheds
moved or strewn for miles. Last year we followed a large
path of the remnants of several buildings for 13 miles
before
In my last POP3 download, I received two apparently Klez-bearing messages
totaling 289 KB, both had Return-Path ending in .il, just like the one you
(Sam Heywood) received.
I notice something special in the pattern of these messages, a line
iframe src=cid:...
in the HTML part and a matching
The new plan of action
The Linux versions to be 2.x
The Dos versions will stay in the 1.x range.
Most likely stepping-up in increments of .01 per release.
At 1 release sometime during each calendar year...
We can continue on this path until 2030. ;-)
--
Glenn
While this is
Excerpt from Cristian Burneci [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This may be off topic, but it seems that we experience an invasion of fast
and small browsers these days. Less than two years ago the choices
were very limited. There were only IE and Netscape. Opera was only at the
begining. Arachne was there
Excerpt from Day Brown:
So, a modular system, that did the text in text mode, and the
surfing in gui would make more sense. Arachne came pretty close,
but my local isp did something, and dos wont logon any more.
Even so, it wouldnt do usenet. Which is kinda curious for a tool
for lower
I never tried to access MSN, and have never seen MSN in action, but I remember
an ad that said MSN required Windows 95 or 98. That was before ME, and I think
it was also before Win2000. But Windows NT was conspicuous by its absence and
seemed to indicate MS was not good for compatibility even
On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 21:55:20 -0700, Destiny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Previous discussions inquired of locating old dos install files.
http://386page.gooddays.org has dos/windows/os2/deskview of various flavors
including dos 3.30.
Sam Heyood responded:
I downloaded MSDOS, version 3.30 from
to Dean Coffey:
Now you have me curious about BeOS, its future and where and how to get it, and
will it boot with LILO. I heard about Be Inc going out of business, being sold
to Palm who were not going to contiune developing BeOS.
What kind of web browsers are there for BeOS, and how do they
Only Arachne version I retain is 1.70r3. I didn't see any advantage in
retaining any earlier version. As I best remember, there were short intervals
in some cases between successive 1.6x releases, so I could possibly have missed
something along the way.
I don't think being a registered user
As for the two sends, I believe one would be to a Netscape e-mail
client like Mozilla, and the other just for dos apps. Yeah, it's really
the same mail, just two identities for two different e-mail clients.
Of course I could be wrong, but does it make a whole lot of difference,
since the
Excerpt from Sam Heywood:
If you have a hard drive having a partition larger than 32 MB
and you try to SYS it with a DOS version 3.30 or less you will
have problems. I don't know how serious the problems would be
because I have never dared to try it.
I'm inclined to think you'd avoid
On Tue, 04 Jun 2002 16:55:41 -0400, L.D. Best wrote:
I won't be migrating anywhere soon. The only way I feel SAFE in using
an untrustworthy dangerous OS from M$ -- 98SE, w2k -- is the sure
knowledge that using Arachne to get my mail protects me better than even
the best virus protectors out
Am I wrong in my understanding of DOS that the files needed to create a boot
disk (MSDOS\PCDOS, IO.SYS/IBMIO.SYS, COMMAND.COM) are *always* files on the
DOS disk, but, except for COMMAND.COM, are hidden/system files? Could you
not create a boot disk by copying these files (removing the
Thanks to both of you for the suggestions. I went off and located
LSPPP 0.8 and even read the instructions that came with it! Running it
on its own, I could get it to put all the essential information into
IP-UP.BAT, including DNS numbers. However, I simply could not get
Arachne to play
On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 09:00:15AM +, Edenyard wrote:
I've just been given a Viglen Dossier 486 Laptop with PCMCIA modem
and one of the first jobs (after removing doze) was to install Arachne
1.7r3. I managed to get the modem driver to work and the modem is well
and truly functional.
On Tue, 28 May 2002 08:47:35 -0400 (EDT) Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote, and Sam Heywood responded:
Sam,
Maybe you didn't comprehend the implications of this the
first time I sent it? ... Apple PC's don't have dynamic DNS
capability. They therefore MUST use static DNS servers.
The
I began getting Arachne list messages again May 24, just before that message
illustrating the Korean spam. Arachne list activity seems rather light.
I guess I need to ask my ISP about what spam filters they now use, whether that
might have blocked [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have experience in using many different modems to get on line with
various DOS internet applications. So far I have found that any
functional real modem, even very old 2400 bps. modems, will work with
EPPPD.
I have encountered several real modems that will work fine with EPPPD,
but they
Steve,
Have you been seeing messages from Arachne list? I haven't. Your message
headers first line was
Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
meaning the copy you sent directly to me, off list.
When I asked if fetchmail had trouble with messages having one or more lines of
1024 characters, I was
Is the Arachne list still alive? Has the list been down? Last message I see
shows (excerpt from the headers)
From: Sam Ewalt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization:
Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 17:29:57 -0500
X-Mailer: Arachne V1.70;rev.3
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now is 24 May 2002, about 15:00 GMT as I type
This is, in part, a test message to the Arachne list. Has the list been down,
or have I been dropped due to some bug?
I can't see the rationale behind the Korean spammers bombarding me and others.
What can they be trying to sell me if I can't read their language?
One type of spam is probably
Steve,
I received your message sent directly to me, but not through the Arachne list.
I didn't receive anything through the Arachne list in close proximity to your
message, figure Arachne list must be or have been down. So I send CC to you so
you get the message even if the Arachne list is
So far I don't think that reporting it has helped at all. Maybe
there is a way of reporting it that will do some good. I sure would
like to see some spammers get prosecuted and go to jail. If they
would only make an example of a few of them, then that should almost
put a complete stop to
I followed a link to http://www.kaai.salu.net/, got a shaking Verifying images
as if it were in an infinite loop of verifying images, and it just stayed that
way. Mouse couldn't move mouse pointer, Ctrl-Break did nothing, no key did
anything except Ctrl-Alt-Del, which rebooted.
I originally
from Sam Ewalt:
Javascript rears its ugly head again. That's the problem. Of course,
Glenn can probably fix it so he can view these pages with Arachne--
but a mortal like myself can only cough and sputter and fire up
a Javascript enabled browser.
I figured Javascript was the culprit. But I
Thanks for the feedback, and I wish there were more brave souls
out there - but I certainly understand the reluctance to try a
possibly dagerous experiment on a working box. g
Clarence Verge.
I'd be reluctant to risk trashing hard disk data for an experiment involving a
version of DOS that
I notice recently that links in the About Today newsletter, from about.com, seem
not to work right in Arachne. Article does not show at all, though a few images
show. Last time I tried, the links worked in DOS Lynx386. I got the same
result typing in the link URLs, so it's not the fault of the
For many years I happily used Pagett Peterson's Disksecure II to protect
the Master Boot Record (MBR) of my disk from boot/stealth viruses. I am
now considering updating my partition table to FAT-32 to save space, and
eliminate the work of managing several different (logical) drive letters.
Begin quote, and I don't want to modify anything as by line prefix. There are
some strange characters at the start that arouse my curiosity:
Ô(
system for DOS stuff. This MMX-233 system will remain pristine, and
Arachne will be used for all e-mail applications. I've been assured by
some
from Samuel W. Heywood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know that your reply was directed mainly to the other and mostly
original Sam; however, I have a question about the upcoming IPv6
(alias IPng), whatever that is. This is the first mention I have
ever seen of such a beast.
My question is this:
from Samuel W. Heywood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know that your reply was directed mainly to the other and mostly
original Sam; however, I have a question about the upcoming IPv6
(alias IPng), whatever that is. This is the first mention I have
ever seen of such a beast.
My question is this:
from Samuel W. Heywood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know that your reply was directed mainly to the other and mostly
original Sam; however, I have a question about the upcoming IPv6
(alias IPng), whatever that is. This is the first mention I have
ever seen of such a beast.
My question is this:
from Sam Ewalt:
You're not getting my point, are you? I don't want to login first
and then send. I don't want to make mail runs. I don't like
doing email offline. I want to just write and send. That's all.
It's simple.
I don't like the protocol. I prefer to do things my own way. The
from Sam Ewalt:
I gave up on the newsgroups several years ago. There seems to be a
relevant mailing list for most subjects.
Besides, posting to newsgroups is a sure fire way to increase your
spam load.
How would that explain all the Korean spams I've been receiving? I received 18
in 47
from Clarence Verge:
I'm getting too attached to Arachne.
I hardly use any other software these days, certainly not for web access
or email. The next most important package I have is Sidekick, which I
use as my text editor. Pretty primitive eh ?
How big a file can you access with Sidekick?
from Thomas Tabler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This page shows the current status
for mailandnews.com. I am not sure if
it is completely Arachne compatible.
Nevertheless, a List member posted on
it's status. Thanks to Michael Polak
and Arachne I am still on the Net!
even with no floppy drive!
I don't think I can cross-post to the Nettamer list, since I'm not on that list;
can't even set up Nettamer on the new computer. Input forms only allow three
hex digits for nonstandard COM port base address, so I couldn't enter d400 but
had to enter d40 in hope of correcting it afterward by
When mailandnews.com discontinued last Feb 28, I thought that was the end, and
that free email services with POP3 access were fading away. I'll have to browse
their web site just to see if they're back in action, maybe I can also see if my
account survived [EMAIL PROTECTED].
heise online
On the subject of free web-based email with POP3 service, I saw in an article on
heise online (http://www.heise.de/newsticker/) that Yahoo was discontinuing free
POP3 access as of April 20, 2002, if I remember correctly. Article is only a
few days old, so you still might find it on heise online,
I think QEMM is on the wonderful FDISK page. I must have another look.
Kali
I think I need to CC this back to the Arachne list since somebody there might
have more ideas on QEMM. Is that wonderful FDISK page
http://www.fdisk.com/ or maybe http://www.fdisk.com/doslynx/ ?
I really can't
I am not an Operamail user, never was, but will be curious to browse
http://www.opera.com/support/operamail
Presumably Operamail works with Opera web browser?
If anybody wants to fill their own Operamail inbox and just let it sit for 149
days, they can browse about.com and subscribe to a few
18 Mar 2002, Kali McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KM I just wasted a day in a foul mood trying to do just this but it all
KM stopped working!
KM It turned out to be an argument between EMM386.sys and cwsdpmi.exe
KM who obviously had different ideas about memory management.
Ricsi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
X-Mailer: NOS-BOX 2.05
Thomas Mueller wrote:
What does BasicLinux use for POP3, SMTP and NNTP?
) Fetchmail, emailSMTP and google.
) Cheers,
) Steven
from Steven of NZ:
What do you mean by typical Linux? RedHat? SuSE? Mandrake?
The base Slackware and Debian installs are less than 40mb.
How does that compare to BSD?
BSD base system, at least NetBSD and OpenBSD, and I think FreeBSD too, download
is about 90 MB in several .tgz files,
from Neo Sze Wee [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How does BSD compare to linux? Are they better for small memory system? Thank
you.
Typical BSD install is much smaller than typical Linux install. You stil need
to install some packages to make it usable for the Internet and other things.
OpenBSD can
One RFC-related problem I have discovered with Arachne is the problem
of having a line in an email message beginning with the word begin.
Arachne will interpret the word begin as a keyword signalling the
beginning of an inserted UUENCODED file. This problem we have discussed
on the list a
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