Space Server

Everything seems to be set up, so test it.
_Attention!_ Requests are being processed one at a time and only in the subject.

Here are recommendations for placing orders on the server.

To order something you need to write something in a message to the name of the server
with soap. _Only Netmail!!!_
My server name: Space Server. Address to which you should write: 2:5050/59
Orders are accepted only in the "subj" field.

Example of a request in the header:
================================================================
From: Vasya Pypkin 2:5020/1.999
To: Space Server 2:5050/59
Subj: texts.zip mod4win.crk
=====================================
According to this request, two files will be sent: text.zip and mod4win.crk, if
of course there are any.

It is also possible to use aliases.
What is alias? This is, as it were, the nickname of the file, upon request the file itself is given to you. An example of a generally accepted alias is %Help, which gives you a short (or not so :-)) certificate about using the server. Another generally accepted alias is %LIST, by which
you are sent a filelist - a list of files available on this system.
Current aliases:
%HELP - help with work.
%LIST - list of available files on the server.

The file can be requested again only after a month, this applies also
commands %help and %list.
_Letters from InterNetare being processed._
If any program does not work with 99% confidence, then
please write to me about it so that I can remove it from the list.

Here, perhaps, are all the recommendations for today.

With respect SP/PoS.

It is also possible to use aliases.
What is alias? This is, as it were, the nickname of the file, upon request the file itself is given to you. An example of a generally accepted alias is %Help, which gives you a short (or not so :-)) certificate about using the server. Another generally accepted alias is %LIST, by which
you are sent a filelist - a list of files available on a given system.
Current aliases:
%HELP - help with work.
%LIST - list of available files on the server.