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on Thu, Nov 15, 2001 at 09:27:54 +0100, Ingo Heinicke wrote: > [...] I simply don't know what you > mean with "uploaded to my router". My router is a PC put together from some old parts running Linux, it has an ISDN card and does IP-NAT for my LAN, thus I'm used to call it router. :) Besides this, it meanwhile also does a handful of other tasks, among them handling my mail and news. This also was a great enhancement to Microdot, as it allowed me to circumvent a couple of Microdots limitations (I'm getting on topic again ;)), like lack of support for multiple POP accounts for one user, having to use different SMTP servers with different ISP's (though thats not necessarily a problem that has to be addressed by each mailer itself), Microdot fetching all news articles in case of some article being canceled. My router automatically fetches my mail from various POP and IMAP accounts using fetchmail while its online. While I used Microdot it stuffed those simply into one big inbox that it served to Microdot via POP3. With the new setup, it sorts them to various folders with maildrop as described before. > Just try to image I have a native WindowsXP Professional setup and get > my mails through my pop3 account via NN6.2. I also have an Apache with > PHP4 installed and if necessary also MySQL. > [...] My router sits in the basement > serving three computers on my network. I'm quite sure it wouldn't > understand a word of your scripts. I'd really appreciate further help. Ok, let me see if I got that right, you have Windows XP on your notebook and run Netscape there (which itself fetches your new mails directly from some POP3 account on the internet), your router sits in the basement, I assume its not some hardware router, but PC based like mine? If so, as you said it won't understand my "script", I further assume it runs Windows too? If it does, you are limited to what tools you'll find for Windows - the first part of the script could be done with Amiga tools too, but as you mentioned that you don't have access to your Amiga anymore, that doesn't help you either. :/ I mail you some pointers to UNIX utils for Windows privately that, with a bit of work, should enable you to get your mail imported to Netscape using Windows. elmar -- 3.1 // <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ICQ: 13799187 Public PGP key available via pgp.net // A4000T 68060-50 & 604e-233, 2+144MB, 12GB, SyJet 1.5GB, Cybervision64/3D, \\// Member of Team *AMIGA* Crack RC5 now! Prelude, Ariadne, Eizo T57S 17" __________________________________________________________________ MicroDot-II Mailing List - http://www.vapor.com/md2/ MicroDot-II FAQ: http://faq.vapor.com/md2/ Listserver Help: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=HELP Unsubscribe....: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=UNSUBSCRIBE
