Josh Koffman wrote:

>Ok...the time has finally come. I can't co-host my email server where it
>is right now. So, I'd like to move to some sort of hosting provider,
>that way I don't have to deal with server maintenance. No problem,
>right? Millions of hosting providers you say? Well, yes, however, I
>prefer to read my mail using Pine in unix. I know there is a verion of
>Pine for PC, and I am checking it out. However, one thing I love about
>reading in Unix is that I can secure shell (ssh) into the server from
>anywhere in the world and all my mail is there. Plus ssh clients are
>really small, so I can download them quickly.
>
>So...does anyone know of any hosting providers that will let me read my
>mail with Pine after ssh'ing in?
>
>Thanks,
>Josh
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PINE is an awesome MUA (Mail User Agent).  You are looking for a
provider how provides IMAP mail services as well as ssh.  I'd love to be
able to use IMAP with my current ISP.  Good luck and let us know what
you find.

Thanks, Kelly

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