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Customer Support
Login problems?
If you have recently experienced problems logging to U-Net, please read
the information on the new Cisco servers.
- If your question is Amiga-specific then send mail to support@wirenet.co.uk
- If your question is of a more general nature, such as a service or modem problem, then send mail to support@u-net.com
- For an open discussion of an Amiga related matter, see the newsgroup u-net.support.amiga
- For an open discussion of a general matter, see the newsgroup u-net.support
- If you are totally unable to get online then call either
- Wirenet support: 01925 496482
- U-Net support: 01925 484451
- The U-Net Status web page provides up to date information
- The same information is available via the "finger" command by typing
finger status@status.u-net.net in a shell.
- To see this information whenever it is updated, download this script
and run it when you connect. If you are using Dashboard, call it from User-Postconnect.
All Wirenet accounts are now set up with hostname based mail. This means all mail
addressed to any user at your hostname will be downloaded together, ready for
offline sorting by your mail program's filters.
There is nothing to do to set up extra email addresses, simply use them as you
wish. The exact details of setting up filters within your email program vary with
each program. With Thor the procedure is to run CfgSortMail.thor and set up a
trigger for each address, sorting the mail for each user into a separate
conference. You can then set the outgoing mail address for each conference if you
wish.
This is usually caused by a badly created email, almost always junk mail.
The only current solution is to access your mailbox directly by
telnet and delete the offending item manually.
- AWeb:The latest version of AWeb is 3.1
- The AWeb 3.1 upgrade was released on 15th January. You can download the upgrade from
the Amitrix web site as an
lha archive (680K), but for faster
downloads there is a local copy available in
LZX format (548K)
New inline GIF, JPEG and PNG image decoders have just been released for AWeb 3.1.
Download the GIF (14K),
JPEG (36K) and
PNG (38K)
updates and run the installers. These will install the decoders and allow you to
configure the various options.
You must have AWeb 3.0 or 3.0b installed before you can install
the 3.1 upgrade or the inline decoders. AWeb 3.0 is available from Blittersoft
Tel: 01908 261466 email: sales@blittersoft.com
You can download a demo version of AWeb 3.1 (443K)
from here.
To use this with the Wirenet package, run the AWeb installer and select AmiTCP: as the
directory to install in. This will create a directory called AWeb31DEMO. Rename your old
AWeb directory to AWeb.old and then rename the new one to AWeb
The WWW button on dashboard will now start the new
demo. You may then delete your AWeb.old directory, after first copying your hotlist to the
new directory, plus any arexx scripts you may have installed.
To use the full version of AWeb 3.1 the procedure is simlar, except you will also need to
rename AWeb itself, since the program is called AWeb-II there.
Be sure you always use the latest version of ClassAct.
- THOR: The latest version of Thor is 2.5a, to upgrade you first need to install Thor 2.5, you need these four files
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- AmiFTP: The latest version of AmiFTP is 1.843
- To update, download the new version and run the included installer.
- ClassAct: The latest ClassAct release is dated 20-Nov-97.
- It is important to always use the most recent classes, as all of the above programs rely on ClassAct to
a greater or lesser extent.
Download the archive (175K)
and run the included installer, it won't overwrite any files unless they are out of date and need updating.
- Wirenet: Wirenet.Guide
- The latest Wirenet.guide is dated 25-Jul-97.
The main difference is the addition of some technical information and addresses.
- How do I find out more about using Thor?
- Read Thor.guide in the Thor/docs directory of your Internet installation and look at the
Thor FAQ
- My Thor database is taking up more and more disk space
- Whatever you do, do not delete or edit any files in BBS0. Instead select
Pack/Purge from the General menu in Thor. This will delete all messages older than the
configured expiry time. It is set to seven days by default, except for mail which is
set for no expiry. You can set these in the Global, System and Conference configurations.
- How do I use Miami instead of AmiTCP?
- Create a Miami directory inside your Internet directory and install your Miami files in there.
- Download one of these two config files (press shift when clicking on the link) and use the Import From Distribution menu item to import it.
- If your access telephone number ends in "1" download the settings for a static account
- If your access telephone number ends in "2" download the settings for a dynamic account
- If you have a static account, enter your IP address on the Interface page
- Enter your Login ID (hostname) and password on the Dialer page
- Enter your full nodename, i.e. hostname.u-net.com on the TCP/IP page
- Save the settings and click on Online to check the settings
- Type
"setenv Wirenet/UseMiami 1" in a shell, followed by "copy ENV:Wirenet/#? ENVARC:Wirenet"
- Go into MUI Settings in Miami and on the System page, select On Startup and Show Icon in the Iconification group
- How do I use U-Net's new proxy server with my Amiga browser?
- Full details on the new, fast, proxy server can be found at
http://www.support.u-net.net/easyone/proxy/
To configure any of the three main Amiga browsers to use it,
follow these instructions.
- How do I create my own Home Page?
- Have a look at the U-Net information on
Personal Web Pages
There is also a good Guide to HTML
that will help you to create pages that look good on a variety of browsers.
- How do I upload it?
- FTP to www.<hostname>.u-net.com, replacing <hostname> with your hostname. Give your
hostname and login password, don't log in as anonymous. This will put you in your own directory
on the server, where to can simply upload the files. Remember that the Unix system on which the
WWW server runs is case-sensitive. This means that home.html and Home.html are treated as
different files. Your home page must be home.html. More information on this can be found in the
U-Net instructions.
- How do I use forms on my Home Page?
- Look at U-Net's instructions for Forms on Web pages
- How do I use a counter on my Home Page?
- U-Net now supply hit counters for your home pages.
Read the instructions for setting up your own counter.
- Can I have a link to a guest book on my Home Page?
- Guest books are now available. Read the details
of how to set up and use your own, personalised, guest book.
Misc
- Can I use the new 56K modem technology with my account?
- Both the K56flex and X2 56K modems are now supported. See the
U-Net 56K page for full details on how to use
these services.
I'm sure there is a lot more to be added to this page. If there's a question
you would like to see answered here, please mail it to support@wirenet.co.uk.
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