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UNIT to Win32 ports? [Finger/Mail]
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| Damian 2004-01-28, 4:34 pm |
| Hello.
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1) I know Win 2000/XP have the finger command, but is there a port of
the Finger daemon for NT (runs as service) ?
2) Is there a port of the Mail system (in unix/linux you type mail,
that seems to be seperate from pop3/smtp - internal mail) for win32?
(That posibly runs as an nt service?)
(and I mena both the client and server parts, so my XP system can
act like line al inux or unix system with mail.)
Thanks very much!
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| Bill Marcum 2004-01-29, 3:37 am |
| On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 21:52:45 -0800, Damian
<not_a_real@adress.getting.too.much.spam.org> wrote:quote:
> Hello.
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> 1) I know Win 2000/XP have the finger command, but is there a port of
> the Finger daemon for NT (runs as service) ?
>
> 2) Is there a port of the Mail system (in unix/linux you type mail,
> that seems to be seperate from pop3/smtp - internal mail) for win32?
> (That posibly runs as an nt service?)
> (and I mena both the client and server parts, so my XP system can
> act like line al inux or unix system with mail.)
>
I don't know if it has the finger daemon, but you might try Cygwin.
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I don't care what your stupid software says, you did NOT receive a virus
from me! No wonder there are so many email viruses, when the antivirus
companies don't have a clue how email works. Go Linux!
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