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From: Binh Do <binhdo@cs.ubc.ca>
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Subject: Get news and mail automatically
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After getting FreeBSD running I would like to get news and mail automatically
from my ISP, say during the night, so that in the say time I can read them
directly on my home PC. Could someone tell me which applications I should
install and besides do I have to ask the system administrator about some
priveleges?

Thank you very much.

Binh Do.