->  
->  AP>  I just got a user-id/password to our unix box...which also happens 
o
->  AP> be our WWW server...all I get now is a prompt...but since this thing
->  AP> is connected to the net what can I do?? can I just crank up 
etscape??
->  AP> how can I find out the POP and SMTP etc addresses (should be here
->  AP> someplace :-})
->  BH> Best to talk to your system administator.  I wouldn't want you to get
->  BH> in trouble. 
->  Hi, 
->  were in an odd place....we in fact sell and support multi-user (mdos) 
->  systems to the florist industry....but we paid to have the WWW server 
->  setup...so we in the real sense don't have a system administrator.... 
->  
->  it's the server for our webpage and the guy that owns the business said 
->  I could just give myself an account (I mentioned I was looking for a new 
->  isp since the last one I had (vantek.net) couldn't manage to keep their 
->  system up)...so I gave myself one (the server's just in the next office 
->  next to the netware and fax servers I administer amoung other 
->  things)...but UNIX is not my strongpoint...I haven't dealt with it at 
->  all since college...and that was just in a class on operating systems... 
->  so you see I've got console access...I just don't know where to go with 
->  it.
-> ... Ride well, shoot straight, and speak the truth.
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Hi, I have two certificates in Unix. 
Your user adding program is called different things in different unixs,
in sco use "sysadm" for the adminisrators program.
in a shareware/freeware unix try "adduser "yourname". 
sun unix is sorta like bsd type commands, which I don't know much of.
Corey
702-731-9557
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