What webhosting
A
Does anybody know about a webhosting provider ( with Python and
Telnet access) that does not remove a user's account if the user
sends occasionally some unsolicited emails?
Thanks for reply
Ladislav
st...@seasoned-software.com
get fed up! Bear in mind that yours may be one of HUNDREDS that they get!
The ISP HAS to get rid of your account eventually! WHY????
Because if they DON'T, THEIR ISP may get rid of THEIR account(Which means
they can't support you anyway), because THEIR ISP may get rid of THEIRS!
Sometimes, companies allow this, and they lose their ISP. What happens
THEN? You lose your account ANYWAY!
This is why so many spammers use FREE Email(Of course, the addressees may
complain to their sponsors, which is why so many ads state that, or just
don't work.), and many are now having OTHERS do their dirty work.
Steve
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William Park
> Hi,
> Does anybody know about a webhosting provider ( with Python and
> Telnet access) that does not remove a user's account if the user
> sends occasionally some unsolicited emails?
> Thanks for reply
> Ladislav
Get a static IP and do the hosting yourself. Then, you don't have to
answer to anyone.
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William Park, Open Geometry Consulting, <openge...@yahoo.ca>
8 CPU cluster, NAS, (Slackware) Linux, Python, LaTeX, Vim, Mutt, Tin
Paul Rubin
> > Hi,
> > Does anybody know about a webhosting provider ( with Python and
> > Telnet access) that does not remove a user's account if the user
> > sends occasionally some unsolicited emails?
> > Thanks for reply
> > Ladislav
>
> Get a static IP and do the hosting yourself. Then, you don't have to
> answer to anyone.
They'll generally remove accounts for spamming even if the spammer has
a static IP. Die, spammers, die, die, die.
Sophie Coon
We are happy to announce the release of the Python-based Molecule
Viewing environment (Pmv), the AutoDockTools (ADT) and the Visualization
Programming Environment (ViPEr) version 1.1alpha. on April 17th 2002
available to download on our web site
:http://www.scripps.edu/~sanner/python/packager.html
An academic distribution and a commercial distribution are available for
download. The version labeled 'commercial' does not contain packages
requiring commercial license. For commercial licenses please contact
Michel Sanner (san...@scripps.edu).
You can either download the complete release which contains:
- a python interpreter version 1.5.2
- python packages developped in the MGL lab (platform dependent and
independent)
- Third party python packages (platform dependent and independent)
- Applications : PMV, ADT and ViPEr.
Or only platform dependent packages which contains:
- python packages developped in the MGL lab
- Third party python packages (platform dependent and independent)
This tar files is useful to add support for another platform after
installing a full release
The download "A la carte" is of course still available. This lets you
download individual packages (with the danger to mismatch them !)
You can find more information on our web site
:http://www.scripps.edu/~sanner/python/index.html
Two mailing lists have been created pmv and pmvdev (see README.html file
once you downloaded and installed our packages).
For any question concerning :
- the installation or PMV please contact Sophie COON
(sop...@scripps.edu)
- ADT please contact Ruth Huey (rh...@scripps.edu)
- ViPEr please contact Michel Sanner (san...@scripps.edu)
Have Fun !
Michel Sanner, Ruth Huey and Sophie Coon
Doru-Catalin Togea
This is unrelated to Python programming.
I get som unsolicited emails sometimes and I often wonder what's in a
spammers mind?
Like this guy who used to send me everyday for two weeks an add for using
some Credit Card service of his? Lately he cooled down to once a
week. Does he really think I'm ever going to use his service when he
promotes it like that?
Then they hide behind all these "random generated - jump on the
keyboard - bunch of letters" usernames, they fake the header of the
e-mails, they provide no way for one to remove oneself from the list or to
contact them. Now that is indeed manly and demands respect! But then
again, they do not seem to care for either privacy or respect.
And maybe the most useless of them all are the ones sending
porn-spam. Really, porn is everywhere on the internett, who needs their
adds? Besides, sex is such an outworn issue. Event though this is not
relevant to this discussion, who has anything to offer which has not
been out there for ages? "Let me show you how someone
put his dick in some hole." Preferably for a few bucks of course. Neither
the ones puting their dicks nor the ones providing the holes care in the
least for your or my sex-life, all they want is a valid credit card
number.
Who knows, maybe with the evolution of the internett protocols it might be
possible in the future for users to guard themselves against unsolicited
e-mail.
Some of these comments may not apply to the intentions of Ladislav, the
originator of this thread. I have no idea what kind of unsolicited e-mail
he wants to send.
Best regards,
Catalin
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Paul Wright
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In article <mailman.101907165...@python.org>,
A <prin...@sendme.cz> wrote:
>Hi,
>Does anybody know about a webhosting provider ( with Python and
>Telnet access) that does not remove a user's account if the user
>sends occasionally some unsolicited emails?
Spam is bad. Don't do it.
n.a.n-a.e people: Heads up for you on Mr Ladislav here. See also
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=mailman.1019071656.4705.python-list%40python.org&output=gplain
for the original article.
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Paul Wright | http://pobox.com/~pw201 |
bulk_trap
> Hi,
> Does anybody know about a webhosting provider ( with Python and
> Telnet access) that does not remove a user's account if the user
> sends occasionally some unsolicited emails?
I've heard Rackspace is pretty spam-friendly.
n/a
Is ssh access ok instead of telnet ?
We will have to charge you a premium based on the potential work
load increase for dealing with complaints, is that ok ?
Also, you will be required to deliver thru our servers.
We can not protect your site if you send the emails from some other ip space.
Gerhard Häring
> It'll never happen!!!!!!!!!!! If you send unsolicited mail, the user may
> get fed up!
But I want to spam to MAKE MONEY FAST!!!!!!11
Gerhard