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NEWS: Monthly Reminder (July 2007)

===================== ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder =======================

Posted 01 Jul 2007
This message tells you how to use accmail`AT`listserv.aol.com
the mailing list discussing 'Accessing the Internet via Email'.

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1. PURPOSE

This list exists as a forum for communicating news, comments and
questions about email-only methods of accessing the Internet.

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about the current version, make suggestions for additions/deletions,
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Ricky Lomey | 3 Jul 2007 17:19
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Re: NO REACTION TO SENDING CERTAIN AGES

My experience with www4mail, whether SZS.net or any other of the former
www4mail services has been a success rate of 99% as has been the case with
webpage at rumkin.com and web2mail@... Grabpage had 100%.
www <at> web2mail too little. Webpage at rumkin.com sometimes does not respond to
searches and google at capeclear.com is about 98% so my service provider
does not reject such messages. It just seems that with some pages I request
it takes a few sends to get them as nothing happens.

Ricky

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John Fossey | 4 Jul 2007 15:17
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Re: NO REACTION TO SENDING CERTAIN AGES

>
> My experience with www4mail, whether SZS.net or any other of the former
> www4mail services has been a success rate of 99% as has been the case with
> webpage at rumkin.com and web2mail@... Grabpage had 100%.
> www <at> web2mail too little. Webpage at rumkin.com sometimes does not respond to
> searches and google at capeclear.com is about 98% so my service provider
> does not reject such messages. It just seems that with some pages I request
> it takes a few sends to get them as nothing happens.
It may be the site itself.  Once or twice when I've tested a site 
online, where I couldn't get a response through www4mail, it turned out 
the site was down, or responding very slowly.  Sometimes the internet 
itself is very slow due to high traffic and servers time out.

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John Fossey | 4 Jul 2007 22:38
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Blocked address for Cambridge University

Some addresses for Cambridge University International Examinations at
http://www.cie.org.uk/ return Error 403.  An example is
http://www.cie.org.uk/qualifications/academic/middlesec/igcse/subjects.
Can it be unblocked?

Thanks.

John Fossey

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Mike Webb | 6 Jul 2007 07:03
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Re: Blocked address for Cambridge University

> Some addresses for Cambridge University International Examinations at
> http://www.cie.org.uk/ return Error 403.  An example is
> http://www.cie.org.uk/qualifications/academic/middlesec/igcse/subjects.
> Can it be unblocked?
>
> Thanks.
> John Fossey

Give it another try. I just tried it using the www4mail AT szs.net and
had zero problems. I even tried it two different ways; one with
nothing after "subjects" and one with a slash after "subjects", i.e.,
"subjects/". Both worked fine.

Maybe something was being changed when you tried or else the www4mail
server you were using is being blocked for some reason. For myself, I
most often encounter a 403 error when attempting to access a directory
that doesn't have a default html document associated with it. But
that's not the case with the URL you referenced.

HTH
Mike Webb

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Gmane