Here are the steps that I used to import my UNIX mail over to Outlook Express.

1. Copy the mail file from your home directory or from /var/spool/ on the UNIX machine
to your Windows machine.

2. Import the mail into Netscape Communicator for Windows

3. Import the Netscape mail store files over to Outlook

This isn’t so important for stuff in your INBOX as it is for stuff in Sent-Mail, and other
user-defined folders. I had wanted to do this for some time, but never found an appropriate
conversion utility.

It seems that Red Miller of littlefeat.net is
stepping down after serving six years as webmaster. I have extended an offer to lend my voluminous web development experience
to assist in running the site.

I set up some advanced firewall rules on my Linux machine today to keep
the 31137 h4×0r5 at bay. After reading about configuring netflter for a while, I realized I could
use the Destination Network Address Translation to forward packets to another machine behind my firewall.
So, I can now ssh to a machine protected by my firewall externally! In addition to the netfilter stuff, I applied
a bunch of intrusion detection rules to my snort (intrusion detection system / packet logger) database.

I’ve been getting a few (futile) attempts to “root” Meson (my Redhat 7.0-based firewall) at home. Some hacker was trying to expoit a
well >known Redhat 7.0 bug (LPRng) by trying
to overflow a buffer. Derek Hunt
from fusion-solutions gave me some advice on how to secure my firewall. I
setup some additional firewall rules using the NAT-firewall template at securityportal.com.

I got back in to Rochester at around 5:00 PM. After doing a number of other things
I got the 2.4.5 kernel up and running at home.

Due to a situation beyond my control I was forced to move involution.com AGAIN while I was in Hong Kong!
So far, involution.com has been hosted in Ohio, California, Colorado, Minnesota, and now back to
California. The DNS is resolving Hong Kong as of tonight