Re: cc of emails in ringmanagement

["Jay Clark" <jay.clark@rotor.com>]

most likey if it is under a Linux or Unix flavor to set up a forward you
make a ".forward" file in your home directory with the address of where you
want it to be forwarded. Note this might not be the case on your system but
it has always worked for me on the unix/linux systems I have been on.
Jay
----- Original Message -----
From: "Evelyn Hawke" <evengstr@thepentagon.com>
To: <ringlinklist@gunnar.cc>
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 7:41 AM
Subject: Re: [ringlinklist] cc of emails in ringmanagement
>
> www.csoft.net offers unlimited forwarding mailboxes, and unlimited pop
> account.  You need:  1)  10 bucks a month  and 2)  A domain name  You
> should also be at least somewhat familiar with linux, as the tech support
> with them is limited.  I don't know how you set up forward or pop with
> them, the person who referred me to them told me it's not exactly
> straightforward.  I've not set up with them yet though, probably won't
> until the start of next year as I want to provide POP accounts to members
> of my group, along with the auto-forwards and auto-redirects for their
> webpages.
>
> www.pair.com Webmaster account is 30 a month.  They are who I use
> currently, and they've been great.  Their Tech support is also great.
With
> your domain name ($1/month for hookup) you get 25 pop accounts and
> unlimited forwarding.  Both are extremely easy to set up on a web
> interface.  The forwarding will allow you to set up an auto-forward for
> multiple people.  If you sign up for these guys, put me down as a
reference d-:
>
>
> I dunno of any others, but then again, I've not really looked (-:
>
>
>
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