11/14 I know they're generally a pretty lame alternative, but how
would people/root/politburo feel about running a webmail server
on soda for folks who'd like to check their mail by browser?
Mind you, I'm not suggesting a public free mail server, but
currently I have nothing but proxied http net access, and I
wasn't about to suggest port-redirecting http on scotch to ssh
the way mconst did with telnet (yay!) I have been playing with
MailMan from http://www.endymion.com with the idea of having cron
move my mail to a restricted directory so I could read it via
shell account as well as browser. Has anyone ever considered an
https server on scotch/soda so http passwords wouldn't be sent
in cleartext? Just some thoughts... -John
\_ I'd prefer to respond to this over mail. --root
\_ in my personal experience, root usually replies something
and then just delete my mail. fuck root.
\_ YOU NO CONJUGATING VERB MUST LIKING VERY MUCH ON
\_ What do these acronymns stand for?
BOAT GETTING GO TO BACK WHERE YOU COME FROM LEARNED
ENGLISH SO MANY DIFFICULT! -(fucker)
\_ Go home, fuckered, stop blabbering on the motd.
\_ At least (fucker) is funny. What have you
contributed recently?
\_ Fuck you. FOAD --Jon
\_ What does this acronymn stand for?
\_ Heyyyy, take that back. meanness to roots is not
tolerated. you must write with respect.
--Consumer Affairs Department
\_ .forward
\_ Have you thought of getting non-proxy net access?
\_ I currently forward my mail from soda, and I have a mail
address and non-proxy net access with a provider. I
was simply playing around with ways to get my mail off
soda through a firewall for the fun of it, and thought that
maybe, perhaps, possibly, people might be interested in having
me invest some time to set it up. Obviously not, since
I haven't gotten any feedback except from the usual
too-chickenshit-to-sign-your-name peanut gallery. -John
\_ I never sign my name but I didn't add anything to this
thread until now. --too-chickenshit-to-sign-my-name-monkey
\_ install IMAP & TWIG on a machine with APACHE-SSL |