1) the hotline tracker uses port 5498 incase anybody ever needs to know. It was a pain to find. Tracker will be flaky for a few days til i decide what to do as far as a final config.

2) Ipnetrouter isn't all that bad, even though I've talked poorly of it. After I read the manual and did everything step by step it worked and worked well.

3) my linksys router seems to be actually routing the incoming ports without crapping itself. My goal was to assign a software router to the dmz host on my hardware router with the hope that everything would be outside the firewall, and it was, except that incoming requests were being zapped because the software router had no idea where to send it unless i specified (which i could do with the hardware router, so i'm sticking with that for now.)

4) The Eudora Internet Mail Server (it's free, find my other post for a link) seems to being working well. i have it working both Tx and Rx fine using dyndns.org's service. If anybody wants help with it, email me. I'm going to be spending the remaining free .mac time testing the address, just to be sure.

5) I currently have a 950 with 160 meg ram and a 3 gig drive as the email server. If there is enough interest, i might offer "official" 68kmla email addresses. I remember this was mentioned before and i don't know what came of it.

Hmm... i think that's it...

err..
6) if anybody ever needs a port assignment go here: http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers

it occurred to me that nobody would want to entrust their email server to somebody they don't know, and i agree that could be a bad idea. my goal is that i can take this 950 with me to college and have it follow me around ensuring an email address with a long life. Since i can't guarantee anything, i will be more than happy to point people in the right direction to set one up for themselves. So whatever floats your boat...
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-Danny Canadian Sniper Squadron 2 stars.
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hotline://68kdisk.no-ip.com
ftp://68kdisk.no-ip.com
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~The Penguin

quote:

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If you go to www.68kmla.com and "View Source", you'll see what I mean.
I believe that the top level is hosted by NameSecure (the rego people) and was included in the registration/redirecting costs.

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www.68kmla.com is all redirected towards penguin using dyndns.org (or something similar)

He has an email server that takes care of incoming/outgoing emil via port 25/110.

For http requests he can have a simple web server (port 80) redirect to the forums address.

It's 2 hops, but it would work.

That's just a thought.

Another one that i'm thinking of is do something like _________@mail.68kmla.com I remember reading somewhere that some dns systems can redirect something like that. Just a thought, i'm thinking of some other possibilities. This evening I'll read up on it.

On my personal site, I have many third level domains going to either different addy's or different folders on my server. If you can set up third level domains ~Coxy, this would be all we would need. It would be as simple as setting mail.68kmla.com to go to the addy 68kmail.no-ip.com. I think...

I'm gonna head over and read some shtuff at name secure and see what else I can dig up.

~The Penguin

Occasionally, the server is up as well. I mentioned in another thread, I'll post the BeOS CD i just got to it in:

Downloads -> Software -> 68kMLA

server name: Crack Ho Server
address: crackho.mine.nu
login:just
pass:foryou

hope to see you there! (Carracho is sooo much better than Hotline, hehe)

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IIsi, IIci, LC II, 2 Classic IIs

Liberated PowerPC Macs:
Powerbook 5300cs.

oh well

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