hi
Monday, March 26, 2001, 11:47:16 PM:
LG>> AFAIK, it's not possible, but that's not TB!'s fault. IIRC AOL
LG>> doesn't publish the addresses of their pop and smtp servers.
AL> Well, AOL client _know_ these settings and _can_ download mail using
AL> Netscape, but he want The Bat :-) and "could not connect to server". I
AL> try to define reasons and without AOL can imagine nothing
But if they put these settings anywhere (as they do -- in Netscape),
then it's fairly easy to find them.
Simply send yourself an e-mail with some big-ass atachment and run
netstat once while uploading it and once while downloading.
This way you could get the SMTP and POP3 server ip's (if of course
not-knowing the adress is the only problem with those, if not -- you
can always try to sniff your own communication with the server to
check what is the program saying, but it's a bit more tricky).
--
m.tatarynowicz
yourc s.a.
i want to read my new poem about pork brains and outer space... (/.)
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