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I run sendmail. I forward my email to gaf at gaf.ne.mediaone.net If and when AT&T figures out how to extract its head from its collective rectum, when they stop DNS serviing the host name, I'll just set up a DNS server to point to my ip address and write a script that checks it periodically and updates DNS. (Tony Gabrielli does this with TZO). BTW: here is an interesting article on the AT&T BB mediaone issue. 630,000 Users Can't Be Wrong http://www.icannwatch.org/article.php?sid=523 "the legal case that led to this settlement seems to be shrouded in mystery" On 30 Jan 2002 at 16:56, Peter R. Wood - Lists wrote: > > Currently, I set up a .forward at blu.org which forwards email to me at work and home during > > normal business hours and home after hours. I also send it directly to my SMTP address (which > > may go away when mediaone.net becomes ATTBI.COM), but I still can run my own domain and > > update ip addresses as they change. > > Can you clarify this a bit? Are your 'home' and 'SMTP' (which I assume to > be some MTA running at home on your mediaone connected box) the same, or > does that refer to two different accounts. From what it sounds like, > during the day your blu.org address copies to three different addresses? > > Peter > > -- > Peter R. Wood (Lists) - lists at woburn.dyndns.org - http://prwdot.org/ > Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org> Associate Director Boston Linux and Unix user group http://www.blu.org
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