Last fall I stayed away from the computer for a long time -- nice
vacation. When I went to read my email, I had over 6,000 messages. I
started reading and deleting away. Got knocked off the net without
exiting. This happened several times until I was no longer able to bring
up my email in PINE on Unix.
I saved the mail file and let the system continue in a new file.
The old mail file is 30 MB. Now I have a stable environment.
How do I get into my old mail so I can 1) delete old messages and
2) access a VERY important email that I need to use.
I don't think my unix account has a pop3 server. Someone suggested I ftp
the file to my PC and read it there. When I did a file command, it said
the mail file was ASCII text, but my important email has an attached Excel
spreadsheet. Do I ftp in ASCII or binary mode? I don't have any mail
software on my PC (I use a shell account and Yahoo). I don't want to use
my Yahoo account to process this huge file via pop3.
How do I access my important email in this old mail file?
Thanks.
Jenny Jacobson
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