On Wed, Jun 21, 2000 at 07:11:40PM -0700, Hyung Kim wrote:
> Is anyone else unable to log onto Freewwweb.com?
>
> My password no longer works. I've been using it
> without problems for months until today.
I don't use it often, but did try to use it recently, and in the last
few days (includin
Maybe that their way of forceing you to upto your demographics so thay
-sell- it to marketing copanies.
Hyung Kim wrote:
> Is anyone else unable to log onto Freewwweb.com?
>
> My password no longer works. I've been using it
> without problems for months until today.
>
>
How did you get it to work?
- Original Message -
From: Jerry Human <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 9:33 PM
Subject: Re: freewwweb access? RE: worldspy.net [re: Linux setup? ]
> Hi guys:
>
> Performance is good, 56K modem
Hi guys:
Performance is good, 56K modems expected, no busy's and I've never had a problem.
Bret Hughes wrote:
> Is the performance OK? It would seem that free = slow. 56K moodems
> supported?
>
> Bret
>
> Jerry Human wrote:
> >
> > Dave Reed wrote:
> >
> > > I sent Jerry a personal e-mail earl
On 29-Mar-00 Morse opined:
> Is anybody else haveing trouble signing up to Freewwweb ?
> I can never get registered and have been trying for a week.
> Every time I finish the process it gives me a error code 255 which
> Customer
> Service tells me is because the server is lagged. Are others havi
Is anybody else haveing trouble signing up to Freewwweb ?
I can never get registered and have been trying for a week.
Every time I finish the process it gives me a error code 255 which Customer
Service tells me is because the server is lagged. Are others having this
problem or is it just from my
Is the performance OK? It would seem that free = slow. 56K moodems
supported?
Bret
Jerry Human wrote:
>
> Dave Reed wrote:
>
> > I sent Jerry a personal e-mail earlier this morning asking about it.
> >
> > I just called worldspy's tech support and asked about Linux and he
> > said "you could
On 28-Mar-00 Kerry Blalock opined:
> I tried freewwweb (on windows box) and could not log in as some others
> here. I found that it reconfigured netscape to use their home page (ok),
> but it also inserted their pop and smtp infor,information so that you
> cannot change in preferences. (not ok) A
Dave Reed wrote:
> I sent Jerry a personal e-mail earlier this morning asking about it.
>
> I just called worldspy's tech support and asked about Linux and he
> said "you could try it, but they don't support it". I then asked if
> they used pap authentication and the support guy had no idea wh
On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Johnnio wrote:
> Please tell us the method you used to setup
> 'WorldSpy.Net' in RedHat 6.1 ?
It is very easy once you have "eznet" on your machine. Download it from
somewhere (very small program) and compile it using gcc. Then on command
line say:
eznet add service=
Please tell us the method you used to setup
'WorldSpy.Net' in RedHat 6.1 ?
Many Thanks in advance.
Johnnio
Zaigui Wang wrote:
> freewwweb.com is bannerless and it works with RH 6.1 on my machine.
>
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On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Johnnio wrote:
freewwweb.com is bannerless and it works with RH 6.1 on my machine.
> Hi Jerry
>
> I've been using Freei.net [with a banner] and am very interested
> in the
>
> worldspy.net 'bannerless' dialup service.
>
> Could you please tell us what you had to do to
I sent Jerry a personal e-mail earlier this morning asking about it.
I just called worldspy's tech support and asked about Linux and he
said "you could try it, but they don't support it". I then asked if
they used pap authentication and the support guy had no idea what I
was talking about. I h
Hi Jerry
I've been using Freei.net [with a banner] and am very interested
in the
worldspy.net 'bannerless' dialup service.
Could you please tell us what you had to do to setup
your linux box to access worldspy.net ?
Given that worldspy has a large software package to download
for the W
I tried freewwweb (on windows box) and could not log in as some others
here. I found that it reconfigured netscape to use their home page (ok),
but it also inserted their pop and smtp infor,information so that you
cannot change in preferences. (not ok) Also infected all netscape
browser users in (
Hi Guys:
Just wanted to add my two cents. I had problems with freewwweb, too. Went
looking and found over a dozen free ISP's. Checked them all, most had an ad
banner requirement. However, worldspy.net doesn't, just requires loading their
home page on startup. Once you surf to another site/page yo
On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Uncle Meat wrote:
Thanks for the detailed info. I was having problem even in Windows. I
guess that is because I used "login" in stead of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"?
What a shame! I will try again.
>
> On 28-Mar-00 Zaigui Wang opined:
> > I noticed that the freewwweb access was
On 28-Mar-00 Zaigui Wang opined:
> I noticed that the freewwweb access was discussed earlier on this list. I
> have been trying to acesss this free internet service. But after I
> registered and got my login and password, they never worked. I alway get
> a
> "bad login"
>
> What is the problem,
On 22-Mar-00 fred smith opined:
> Has anyone here tried using the free ISP "freewwweb" ??
>
> Or perhaps another way to phrase my question is:
>
> Can someone here assist me in setting up my PPP to use PAP
> authentication?
I tired numerous times and ways to get freewwweb to work. I tried PAP,
Hi Fred
I have a horrible memory, so I can't remember 5.2 (at all :) )
However, I'll bet it's version of linuxconf already had this feature in
it's PPP configuration.
Believe it or not this is the simplest case for PPP dialup!
Run linuxconf, and go to
Networking->Client Tasks->PPP/SLIP/PLIP
Fred,
take a look at http://axion.physics.ubc.ca/ppp-linux.html
it has a very good explanation of PAP and CHAP and is an excellent ppp
resource.
Regards
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
fred smith wrote:
>
> Has anyone here tried using the free ISP "freewwweb" ??
>
> Or perhaps another way to phrase my quest
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