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I registred myself an own linuxquestions.net e-mail adress, and was looking for an info on how to use it with e-mail programs such as The Bat or Pegasus. Any of you guys know where i can find the pop3 and smtp account adresses of linuxquestions.org?
Originally posted by Seppp I registred myself an own linuxquestions.net e-mail adress, and was looking for an info on how to use it with e-mail programs such as The Bat or Pegasus. Any of you guys know where i can find the pop3 and smtp account adresses of linuxquestions.org?
Greetings from Germany
Seppp
You have to buy it from everyone.net for individual client access to such programs instead of web based. They charge a yearly fee for such access instead of using the online tools as this type of thing is outsourced as LQ.org doesn't have the resources to run their own mail servers yet for such a large group. Hopefully one day we will or can have the LQ.net email in house and not used thru Everyone.net services for the free email accounts...
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