Presuming it uses SMTP, I'd think you'd have to convince the hosting site to open up a hole through the firewall to let port 25 through.
Although I'd name it the INVENT3K machine for purposes of this thread.
It does bring up an interesting concept for Empire, how many incoming emails would I tolerate to know that Nation Z attacked me in sector X,Y ?
Tracy Johnson
+00 1 757 766-4318 tel
+00 1 757 755-6470 mobile
Hampton, Virginia, U.S.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
> Of Keven Miller(3k)
> Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 3:53 PM
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> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] HP3000 Email
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "John Sommer" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Wed 31 May 2017 08:05 AM
> Subject: [HP3000-L] HP3000 Email
>
>
> > A long time ago, I loaded HPMAIL onto an HP3000 from the Interex
> > Contributed Software Library (CSL) tape.
> > Does anyone know how I can get my hands on a copy of the HPMAIL program?
> ==============================================================
>
> You can access the CSL index system on the Empire machine,
> to lookup and read about CSL entries. But not download them.
>
> Using NSVT protocol (Reflection,Secure92,WS92,...)
> connect to The Empire machine (http://invent3k.openmpe.com/empire/)
>
> Logon as {username},USER.CSLXL
>
> Selection option 5 "CSL Index"
>
> Enter command "FIND"
>
> Select 2 Name, or 3 Keyword, or 6 Search Abstract
> (I chose 6)
>
> Then enter "MAIL"
>
>
> (C) INTEREX, 1995 INDEX v1.95.3 Phone:
> 408/747-0227
> Command:
> Abstract-literal search: mail
> _______________________________________________________________
> 1 AIRMAIL Simple mailing system
> 2 ALTPASS2 USER and ACCT password changer; with MAIL
> 3 ANALYZE Analyze STDLISTS for aborts, failures, etc.
> 4 CHMAIL Check for electronic mail using HPDESK & Security/3000
> 5 CKMAIL Check HPDeskManager for new mail
> 6 DSMAIL Comprehensive file-transfer utility
> 7 ELM Interactive mail system
> 8 HEYJOE Electronic-mail system
> 9 JTMAIL SMTP mail sender
> 10 KNOWN PROBLEMS A list of known problems of the CSL
> 11 LBL@ QUIZ mailing labels for domestic, Canadian & foreign
> addr
> 12 LDDESK ALLOCATE HPDESKMANAGER with LIB=G
> 13 MAIL Part of an e-mail system (see POST)
> 14 MAIL Whitman mail system
> 15 MAILA Mail subsystem
> 16 MAILCHK Mailbox-display program
> 17 MAILER Generate mail to RSCS
> 18 MAILERI Mail-label producer
>
> Type a number, a command, or <return> for next page. EXIT to end.
>
>
> (C) INTEREX, 1995 INDEX v1.95.3 Phone:
> 408/747-0227
> Command:
> Abstract-literal search: mail
> _______________________________________________________________
> 1 MAILFMT Mailfmt for XPRESS mail system
> 2 MAILMAN Mail system for HP 3000 terminal USERs
> 3 MAINT Quick-and-dirty IMAGE-masterset update
> 4 MAKHTML Create a HTML wrapper for email.
> 5 NA Name and address maintenance system
> 6 NETMAIL SMTP/MIME compatable email
> 7 NEWMAIL Background process notifying users of new HPDesk mail
> 8 PASSWORD Create PRIV file for MAIL subsystem
> 9 PCUTL03 Mailing-label utility
> 10 PHONE A message system for phone calls
> 11 POST POST a message to another USER(s)
> 12 SENDMAIL-8.7 Send mail over the internet
> 13 USERSET Security, logon set-up without USER UDCs
> 14 XUMAIL Xumail - electronic-mail system
> 15 AIRMAIL Simple mailing system
> 16 ALTPASS2 USER and ACCT password changer; with MAIL
> 17 CHMAIL Check for electronic mail using HPDESK & Security/3000
> 18 CKMAIL Check HPDeskManager for new mail
>
> Type a number, a command, or <return> for next page. EXIT to end.
>
>
> (C) INTEREX, 1995 INDEX v1.95.3 Phone:
> 408/747-0227
> Command:
> Abstract-literal search: mail
> _______________________________________________________________
> 1 ELM Interactive mail system
> 2 EMS An electronic-mail system
> 3 HEYJOE Electronic-mail system
> 4 JTMAIL SMTP mail sender
> 5 LABELER Format ASCII file for mailing labels
> 6 LBL@ QUIZ mailing labels for domestic, Canadian & foreign
> addr
> 7 MAIL An electronic-mail system
> 8 MAIL Part of an e-mail system (see POST)
> 9 MAIL Whitman mail system
> 10 MAILA Mail subsystem
> 11 MAILBOX An electronic-mail system
> 12 MAILCHK Mailbox-display program
> 13 MAILER Generate mail to RSCS
> 14 MAILERI Mail-label producer
> 15 MAILFMT Mailfmt for XPRESS mail system
> 16 MAILMAN Mail system for HP 3000 terminal USERs
> 17 MAILMAN1 An electronic-mail system
> 18 MAILSYS An electronic-mail system
>
> Type a number, a command, or <return> for next page. EXIT to end.
>
>
> (C) INTEREX, 1995 INDEX v1.95.3 Phone:
> 408/747-0227
> Command:
> Abstract-literal search: mail
> _______________________________________________________________
> 1 MAKHTML Create a HTML wrapper for email.
> 2 NAMES Sample "names" file used with MAILER
> 3 NETMAIL SMTP/MIME compatable email
> 4 NEWMAIL Background process notifying users of new HPDesk mail
> 5 PASSWORD Create PRIV file for MAIL subsystem
> 6 PCUTL03 Mailing-label utility
> 7 RESETPR Reset the MAILPRNT file equation (set by SETPR)
> 8 SENDMAIL-8.7 Send mail over the internet
> 9 SETPR Set the MAILPRNT file equation
> 10 STICKERS Produce labels for mailing list
> 11 XUMAIL Xumail - electronic-mail system
>
>
> Type a number or select a command. EXIT to end.
> ----------------------------
>
> Selecting any of the numbers shows more detail of the entry.
>
>
> There are some here that have access to some of the CSL library and may be
> able to get an entry for you.
>
> About Telemon, the lastest MAILNM that I have is version A.02.25
> (07Apr2006).
> You can get that from here
> http://www.3kranger.com/Telamon/telamon.shtm
>
> Look for mail.nm.bin (ftp) or mail.nm.wrq (Reflection w/labels)
>
> I've put onto my system as MAILNM (vs. the CM version).
> Just run it with no info or parm and it should give you help.
>
> Fox 9:mailnm.telemon
> MAILNM(nm): 07Apr2006-15:46 (A.02.25) MPE/iX
> Telamon, Inc. (C) 1994-2006
> Usage:
> :MAILNM "-t to [-c cc] [-b bcc] [-f from] [-r replyto] [-h host] [-s 'subj']
> &
> : [-{a|z}[u|p|h|r|o][b] file[=altname]] [-m file [-mt type] [-p] | text]"
> -t[o] - 'To:' address {may be repeated}
> -c[c] - 'Cc:' address {may be repeated}
> -b[cc] - 'Bcc:' address {may be repeated}
> -f[rom] - 'From:' address
> -r[eplyto]- 'Reply-To:' address
> -h[ost] - SMTP host system
> -s[ubject]- 'Subject:' info
> -{a|z}[u|p|h][b] (repeat for multiple attachments)
> - File to be attached (dflt: base64 encoded)
> (-au -> UUENCODE)
> (-ap -> quoted printable)
> (-ah -> html)
> (-ar -> richtext)
> (-ad -> pdf)
> (-ao -> other - send "as-is")
> (-a[u|p|h|o]b -> don't strip blanks)
> (Change '-a' to '-z' to force Binary)
> -m[ail] - File to be mailed
> continue...
>
>
> Keven Miller
>
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