Re: Re: POP mail facility?

[Kevin Phyland]

You might also try:

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Kevin from Wycheproof.


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From: "Gary Roberts"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Oct 24 21:57:36 PDT 2002
Subject: Re: POP mail facility?

>Steven I like http://www.mail2web.com/ It only allows you to read POP mail 
>from a browser though. There's no free mail address or mailbox.
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>>From: Steven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: POP mail facility?
>>Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 09:00:15 +1000
>>
>>
>>It seems that Hotmail has withdrawn the ability to be able to POP mail from
>>external servers. I know I could do this some time back, but the option
>>appears to have disappeared from their site when logged in.
>>
>>Anyone know of any free web based email facility which allows you to POP
>>mail from elsewhere? I've tried  and
>> but they require an annual fee for this service.
>>
>>Any tips appreciated.
>>
>>Steven
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Re: For sale : server cabinet

[Phillip Arena]

Well Matthew, the shelves are 20" wide (26" is the overall cabinet 
width), so I presume it's standard. From memory, there are 3 
adjustable shelves. The back door also (as expected is perforated for 
maximum air flow.


Regards

Phil



On 28/10/2002 10:52 PM, "Phillip Arena" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I have a server cabinet (brand : Digital) that is surplus to our
needs as we've moved office. A nice incredibly solid (and of course,
heavy) unit. Dimensions in inches (sorry) 60" high, 26" wide and 32"
deep.

Some of the features include; removable side panels etc.
Base, low-profile casters, leveling feet and retractable anti-tip
stabilizer bar at the base.
Front door with steel vent panel and perforated mesh optimal air
flow. Doors are field reversible left or right hinge.

I am reassembling the unit and will post further details (number of
shelves etc) if anyone is interested. As the unit is no longer needed
and taking up valuable space I will consider any offer for it. It's
in very nice condition (have you ever tried to dent a tank?)

Regards


Phil


Dang It's not a proper 19" rack then I take it...

Regards

Matthew Healey

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For sale : server cabinet

[Phillip Arena]

I have a server cabinet (brand : Digital) that is surplus to our 
needs as we've moved office. A nice incredibly solid (and of course, 
heavy) unit. Dimensions in inches (sorry) 60" high, 26" wide and 32" 
deep.


Some of the features include; removable side panels etc.
Base, low-profile casters, leveling feet and retractable anti-tip 
stabilizer bar at the base.
Front door with steel vent panel and perforated mesh optimal air 
flow. Doors are field reversible left or right hinge.


I am reassembling the unit and will post further details (number of 
shelves etc) if anyone is interested. As the unit is no longer needed 
and taking up valuable space I will consider any offer for it. It's 
in very nice condition (have you ever tried to dent a tank?)


Regards


Phil
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OSX Sleep Problems

[Neil Houghton]

Hi all,

I'm still having problems with putting my iMac to bed! As I noted a few
weeks back: 

The iMac will not sleep reliably. If I put it to sleep it immediately
re-awakens. If left it will put itself to sleep but keeps re-awakening
itself. Very occasionally it seems to work OK and stay asleep but despite
trying every combination of hardware (ie disconnecting the network and
various USB printer, scanner, zip drive) I cannot see any pattern. Also
sometimes it would re-awaken the powerbook over the network (I'm assuming
this since I never see a problem with the powerbook when the iMac is powered
down).
Shay asked:
> Do you have it set to 'Wake on LAN' in the Energy Saver preferences?
No - in fact, all these option boxes are left unchecked.

I now have determined a few factors which might? indicate the source of the
problem to the more knowledgeable out there:

There is no problem if I boot up in OS9 only in OSX.

I recently upgraded from 10.1.2 to 10.1.5 and for a few blissful days the
problem disappeared, which reassured me that the problem was probably not
hardware-based or associated with a particular USB or network configuration
- then the problem re-appeared. I re-ran the upgrade installer and again the
problem disappeared (it is easy for me to check, I just choose sleep from
the Apple menu and either the iMac goes obediently to sleep :) or it starts
to go to sleep and just after the final click (which normally gives the
start of totally quiet sleep) it re-awakens itself :(

I decided to try and check for this problem immediately after running any
software and immediately found that starting the classic environment
initiated the problem (though I don't know if there are any other
alternative triggers) and that the problem was there whether or not classic
was running when I put the computer to sleep.

I also found that re-starting the computer clears the problem (though
re-starting the computer so you can put it to sleep sort off defeats the
purpose!!) So the problem seems to be with something which gets changed or
set when classic is started up and reset when the computer is re-started.

So, to summarise

1) Re-start the computer, all OK, sleeps normally.
2) Start classic, problem appears - put computer to sleep and it
immediately re-awakens.
3) Force classic to quit - problem remains
4) Re-start the computer, all OK, sleeps normally.

Any suggestions as to what this pattern might suggest. 800Hz G4 15" iMac,
OSX 10.1.5 (also a problem with 10.1.2) & OS 9.2.2

TIA

Neil

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PB G3 Problem

[John Hatch]

I'm having trouble getting my PB G3 400 Hz OS 9 ? to boot. All I get is
the mac icon. I can boot from the CD and see the HD etc. I have tried
installing new system zapping the pram, return extension off by holding
down the shift key nothing

The computer seems to not recognising the system on the HD.

Any assistance would be appreciated

John Hatch

Re: Isync

[Rob Findlay]

There is also an article about the bluetooth side of it here & a discussion
forum.
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/10/18/isync_bluetooth.html

On 27/10/02 11:05 AM, "Malcolm McCallum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi all, has anyone got Isync working between two networked Macs? I am
> aware you have to have .Mac membership and that you have to have your
> .Mac Member name and password in 'System Preferences>Internet'. I
> thought my problem was that I had not registered for Isync and Ical as
> it suggests you do in 'Ical>register Ical' and the same for Isync. I
> tried that and got dumped into a product register which was no help at
> all. I then contacted the helpful people at Apple Mt Hawthorn and
> they suggested the apple help line which I tried :-( I was told,very
> curtly,that they did not need registering. When I tried to politely
> point out what it said in the programme I was given the answer "It
> does not need registering".
> 
> I am obviously missing something and would be grateful for any help.
> TIA
> Mac
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Re: Isync

[Rob Findlay]

You may well have already been here but this is the most I could find on
Apple site about it. There is a link here to a discussion forum where you
are likely to encounter people trying to do the same thing.
http://www.info.apple.com/usen/isync/
It's on my list of things to try soon:)

Actually as some of you are probably aware you can set up your own ical
server with an internet visible computer running Linux & Apache & save
yourself the .Mac membership. There is a pretty good description of how to
do it here. 
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/09/20/ical_webdav.html

We already have a Mactherapy calendar running so I will probably try the
isync thing soon...

Cheers
Rob

On 27/10/02 11:05 AM, "Malcolm McCallum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi all, has anyone got Isync working between two networked Macs? I am
> aware you have to have .Mac membership and that you have to have your
> .Mac Member name and password in 'System Preferences>Internet'. I
> thought my problem was that I had not registered for Isync and Ical as
> it suggests you do in 'Ical>register Ical' and the same for Isync. I
> tried that and got dumped into a product register which was no help at
> all. I then contacted the helpful people at Apple Mt Hawthorn and
> they suggested the apple help line which I tried :-( I was told,very
> curtly,that they did not need registering. When I tried to politely
> point out what it said in the programme I was given the answer "It
> does not need registering".
> 
> I am obviously missing something and would be grateful for any help.
> TIA
> Mac
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Isync

[Malcolm McCallum]

Hi all, has anyone got Isync working between two networked Macs? I am 
aware you have to have .Mac membership and that you have to have your 
.Mac Member name and password in 'System Preferences>Internet'. I 
thought my problem was that I had not registered for Isync and Ical as 
it suggests you do in 'Ical>register Ical' and the same for Isync. I 
tried that and got dumped into a product register which was no help at 
all. I then contacted the helpful people at Apple Mt Hawthorn and 
they suggested the apple help line which I tried :-( I was told,very 
curtly,that they did not need registering. When I tried to politely 
point out what it said in the programme I was given the answer "It 
does not need registering".


I am obviously missing something and would be grateful for any help.
TIA
Mac