Very Computer

   Please forgive me for announcing in this newsgroup but it has
   been a while now, the system is a lot more stable and it may
   be very well of interest to some people.

   The DHIS system allows UNIX hosts who connect through dynamic IP
   addresses assigned by ISPs to have an instantaneous fixed FQDN.
   In other words, it matches a variable dynamic IP address to a
   single host and domain name entry which is updated.

   It becomes then possible for such hosts to receive incoming
   telnet/ftp/finger/talk/www/... connections from the outside
   world when online. The system also permits to setup as many
   email accounts as one wishes under the new registered hostname.
   The mail is queued in the mail relay when the host is offline
   and sent afterwords.

   You may check for further information at

     http://www.dhis.eu.org/

   The service is totally free and runs under most UNIX platforms.

   Once again, sorry and thanks,
   Joao Cabral.

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that once or twice :-)

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tng
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when windows version 1.0 was released, a new joke was born
"how do you make windows crash...type win and press enter"
years later, this system has the monopoly and finally get
the name it desirves...
Windows 98 (pound weakling)
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