Another call to dos experts....

[The Frog Meister]

Is there anyway to check emails through dos???

ie using a dos command??

I know that there is the FTP one, just wondering if.....

[cam]

at a guess mate youd need to telnet to the mail server log in using your ISP login and password then you should be able to read them / delete large ones without downloading them

[The Frog Meister]

do you know the commands?

[cam]

soz fella forgot about this yesterday

open dos and

telnet 192.168.0.1 ( ip address of mail server what ever it is )

log on as prompted using your id and password supplied by the isp or user name and password)

there is a password cracking tool but i dont wana post it on here so pm me if you need it.

you should get access to your mails

if you type help in it will give you a list of commands you can use in telnet

hope this helps

[The Frog Meister]

cheers will need to try at home, cause the domain has been bloked from work

bloody typical!

[cam]

if ya get any probs ill be knockin about

[fugjostle]

Determine if your mailserver is a POP3 or IMAP server. Its most probably a POP3 server so you have to telnet to it on port 110 (port 143 for IMAP).

C:>telnet my.mailserver.com 110
+OK POP3 server ready
USER myusername
+OK
PASS mysecret
+OK myusername has 2 messages (320 octets)

** Your now logged into the server and ready to read ya mail. You can see that you have two messages, they are called 1 and 2.

LIST
+OK 2 messages (320 octets)
RETR 1
+OK 120 octets
<contents of the message>
DELE 1
+OK message 1 deleted
QUIT
+OK my.mailserver.com POP3 server signing off

I doubt its IMAP but if it is I knock something similar up for IMAP

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fug

[The Frog Meister]

Love ya Fugs


Knew that you woud crack it for me

Where have you been?????? you ran away!!!!

[fugjostle]

hehe

I've been in Liverpool for two weeks and then I spent a week and half in Athens doing mucho work and drinking. But I'm back now )

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fug

[The Frog Meister]

lucky bastard!!!!!

Glad tyo have ya back mate, been missing ya