Steve, thank you so much!!! I will read over the documentation over the
weekend. No, the server I use is a small rented space on a "hosting" one of
these bare bones Redhat Unix that has a SNMP/POP3 server and 50M of disk
space that they attach to the domain name you lease. They prohibited Telnet
but I just upgraded to get SSH/Telnet. Again, I am so dumb here it hurts.
I am pretty sure they would not allow a daemon because it is not advertised,
but I don't know.
I have directories (where Domain is my domain name):
Domain-www
Domain-mail
Domain-webmail
cgi-bin (it is empty)
.procmailrc
(etc.)
Here is when I telnetSSH to it:
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Additionally prohibited is running any daemon, IRC, Eggdrop, and any
service using a port not previously approved by technical support.
Mere possession of any scripts related to hacking, sniffing, or smurfing
will lead to an effort on our part to track your destination and
prosecute to the full extent of the law.
If you do not agree to any of these policies, do not log in.
Red Hat Linux release 7.3 (Valhalla)
No mail.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] myusername]$
