Enable 'fetchall'. A user reports that the 2.2 version of USA.NET's POP server reports that you must use the 'fetchall' option to make sure that all of the mail is retrieved, otherwise some may be left on the server. This is almost certainly a server bug. The usa.net servers (at least in their 2.2 version, June 1998) don't handle the TOP command properly, either. Regardless of the argument you give it, they retrieve only about 10 lines of the message.

Nathan Cutler reports that the the mail.geocities.com POP3 servers fail to include the first Received line of the message in the send to fetchmail. This can solve problems if your MUA interprets Received continuations as body lines and doesn't parse any of the following headers.

Absolutely not! there is no setup fee's, hidden or extra costs. Your price will remain the same as long as you maintain your current subscription.

Yes, there are several other secure features to the login servers. The login servers run kerberized telnetd, and kerberized telnet, which means that, with a Kerberized telnet client (for example, nifty-telnet on the Mac, or ktelnet on a unix machine), you can telnet to a login machine with a completely encrypted link. To get an encrypted session to a login machine without having Kerberos installed, you can use ssh.

We use Intel Petium Xeon 2.8GHz servers with 1 GB of RAM or above , 160 GB or more of mirrored (RAID1) disk space running Windows or linux operating systems. When you create your account, you will be able to choose which platform you want to use.

Yes, a few sites permit anyone to use their servers, usually by mistake. You can often find lists of such servers by doing a web search for "public news servers", though you'll be lucky to find one which is publicly accessible, and has a good news feed. alternative is to subscribe to one of the commercial news services, such as NewsGuy or Deja.com. These provide superior news feeds, generally have long retention times, and some of them actively filter spam.

All our servers are Intel P4 2.8 Ghz - 3.06Ghz, each with at least 1024MB DDR SDRAM and 2 hard drives (One hard drive is dedicated just for backups on the server).. All HostingRevolution servers are maintained and upgraded to ensure your services will always be top notch and not using tomorrows technology.

We use dual Pentium 4 based servers with the Unix operating system and an internally modified version of the Apache web server. The standard and enhanced plans include Microsoft Windows IIS based hosting if you require features offered on IIS server technology.

We use PHP 4.2.3. We upgrade to the latest version of PHP regularly to ensure hassle-free development and security.

The completion notice we send you close to the renewal date, will contain the details of the Domain Name servers you need to have the Name transferred onto.

We use branded hardware with multiple SCSI 146GB Hitachi drives in a highly reliable redundant RAID configuration and at least 2GB of memory per superserver. If you supply us with the name of your server will we supply you with more specific information. All superservers are covered by 24/7 maintenance contracts however you are responsible for backing up your own data.

Windows NT4 and Windows 2000. IBM "I" and "P" series servers running Linux. Novell servers, but note that encryption of network drives is not allowed on Novell.

iProsper.net uses Windows 2003 servers. Windows 2003 servers support most of the popular web design tools, such as Active Server Pages, database support, and Front Page. ^top

If you signed up for an account within the past month or so, point the name servers for your domain to:

Our servers at present are P4 2.4GHz machines with 1GB RAM and 80GB Hard Drives. Going forward we intend to use DUAL XEON 2.4GHz systems with 1-2GB RAM and DUAL 120GB Hard Drives.

If you use Netscape or Microsoft Mail for email, you'll need to know the addresses of your mail servers. Here they are: The login ID on the POP server is simply your Dana login ID. If you are setting up MS Mail, click on the "Advanced" button to set your outgoing mail server. If you are using Netscape mail, make sure that the "Move deleted messages to Trash" option is not selected. ResNet uses your ethernet hardware address to assign a network address to your machine.

When a name is registered it will automatically be listed on our servers, however immediately following registration you can log in with the Registry Key at the Maintenance Site and re-delegate (change the hosting).

Yes, you can use SSI on our servers. SSI stand for "server side include", it work in files with .shtml, .html, .htm extensions.