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From: Martin Str|mberg <ams AT speedy DOT ludd DOT ltu DOT se>
Subject: Re: TSR issues (with code)
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Date: 04 Feb 2006 01:11:51 GMT
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>> I don't have true email, at the moment and I am not planning on correcting
>> that issue soon.  I prefer ftp/http.
>> I can outbound email to open newservers, send outbound email to email
>> servers which don't confirm my PC's server identity, i.e., spam-able, (DJ
>> email relay blocks), anonymous ftp, http-put(?), telnet(rz-sz), xx/uuencode
>> and post...  I think Winzip/PKZIP, perhaps 7-zip, now handle xx/uuencode.

> Hmm, well, that would pose a problem.  I would probably say if you ziped
> and uuencoded it, and posted it to this newsgroup it might be ok ...
> other than that, my email server  mail.monetra.com  won't do any
> identity matching as long as the e-mail comes directly to a @monetra.com
> e-mail address (for which I'm just 'brad').  We don't do any of that
> 'confirmation' stuff (but it does require SMTP auth if you try to send
> out anywhere else ;)).

If you're really desperate, I can provide for some exchange (mail me
and I'll put it on my (computer club's) share for ftp). 

But first I need to get an email and respond to that (which might take
some time (==weeks)). This service is only for this thread
specifically as I'm taking an interest in it.

I prefer uuencode.


Right,

						MartinS