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3 total messages Started by P. M�ller Mon, 08 Jun 1998 00:00
daemons under unix
#1146
Author: P. M�ller
Date: Mon, 08 Jun 1998 00:00
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Where can I find some information about daemons and how to use the daemons??
For example: How can I use the pop3 daemon and read the mails??
Description on all the unix daemons, thats what I'm looking for.
Any suggestions please to:
mueller.computers@duebinet.ch
Re: daemons under unix
#1145
Author: Karlo Gross
Date: Mon, 08 Jun 1998 00:00
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P. M�ller <mueller.computers@duebinet.ch> wrote:
> Where can I find some information about daemons and how to use the daemons??
> For example: How can I use the pop3 daemon and read the mails??
> Description on all the unix daemons, thats what I'm looking for.
> Any suggestions please to:
> mueller.computers@duebinet.ch

M�ller klingt doch recht deutschstaemmig, und in der Schweiz ist es
Pflichtsprache, dann brauchen wir uns doch hier nicht in englisch zu
unterhalten.

telnet <server> pop3

Alle damons nur ueber ein gutes Handbuch.

Karlo


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Re: daemons under unix
#1147
Author: Harry Broomhall
Date: Mon, 08 Jun 1998 00:00
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On Mon, 8 Jun 1998 19:01:10 +0200, "P. M�ller"
<mueller.computers@duebinet.ch> wrote:

>Where can I find some information about daemons and how to use the daemons??
>For example: How can I use the pop3 daemon and read the mails??
>Description on all the unix daemons, thats what I'm looking for.

   You could always list them with 'ps', then for each one do 'man'.

    Regards,
         Harry.
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