New service - Webmail server * Important please read.

Hya everyone

Following on from the SS situation we've now installed a new service. We've got the webmail server now active but it's slightly tricky to use (not much harder but slightly harder than email). It's been tested thoroughly.

You can visit it here:

http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html

Your user ID is in the format: yyy-YYYYYY where yyy is a 3 letter random code and YYYYYY is your account number
Your password is in the format: ZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Please let me know if anything doesn't work right! The password is not changeable at present by players. To reiterate IT IS NOT CHANGEABLE so don't give it out. It's something that we're working on so I strongly advise you not give it out to anyone else. Note it's as close to fool-proof for receipt of turns and also sending out turns at the end of the day as we can make it at present.

All our players you have been assigned a webmail mailbox *. This is a website you can log into, and once you are logged in, you are actually on a machine in this office. See details above.

You can then click a button to submit your turn, and once you hit send you can know that the file is in this building - ie we have your turn. The system generates a receipt within about 15-30 seconds, for additional assurance. (You can click refresh if you're impatient but we advise just waiting a short period).

At the end of the day we run a process whereby your turns also appear in this mailbox every time your game runs, though we have not yet organised for the frontsheet to be attached. So you can also receive your turns here (so if email isn't working properly check here at the end of our working day - we'll try to put a reminder up.) At present we're not able to add the Front sheet - that's a future project.

The only time the system has a problem is if the webmail server itself goes down. This has happened about a few times a year, generally for a few hours until we know it is down and reboot it, generally when there's a power cut. The beauty of the system is that the user (ie you) who tries to log into the computer while it is down gets a 'website not found' error message and knows that the server is down, and can then use email or fax to send in the turn.

If you are interested in signing up for this we will send out your Password and User ID. Just email us requesting that information. It's more robust than sending in turns by emails but does take a little bit of learning. We advise players new to it to use both the webmail and the normal email/fax route that you are used to.

Don't give your password out! We will not change your password (to improve security on the webserver) to something you want, but we can assign you a fresh webmailbox if you accidentally give out your details to someone else. If you think you've been compromised then please contact us.

Thanks
Clint

* New players and some returning players won't have a password at present. The guy dealing with it is off for a week (going to Italy) so we'll be able to provide those details within a week.

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Don't forget to read this guys. It's very important and means that you will get your turns (so you need never ask us for a reprint of a turn going missing, and your turns will "always" get to us.)

Clint

···

Hya everyone

Following on from the SS situation we've now installed a new service. We've got the webmail server now active but it's slightly tricky to use (not much harder but slightly harder than email). It's been tested thoroughly.

You can visit it here:

<http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html>http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html

Your user ID is in the format: yyy-YYYYYY where yyy is a 3 letter random code and YYYYYY is your account number
Your password is in the format: ZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Please let me know if anything doesn't work right! The password is not changeable at present by players. To reiterate IT IS NOT CHANGEABLE so don't give it out. It's something that we're working on so I strongly advise you not give it out to anyone else. Note it's as close to fool-proof for receipt of turns and also sending out turns at the end of the day as we can make it at present.

All our players you have been assigned a webmail mailbox *. This is a website you can log into, and once you are logged in, you are actually on a machine in this office. See details above.

You can then click a button to submit your turn, and once you hit send you can know that the file is in this building - ie we have your turn. The system generates a receipt within about 15-30 seconds, for additional assurance. (You can click refresh if you're impatient but we advise just waiting a short period).

At the end of the day we run a process whereby your turns also appear in this mailbox every time your game runs, though we have not yet organised for the frontsheet to be attached. So you can also receive your turns here (so if email isn't working properly check here at the end of our working day - we'll try to put a reminder up.) At present we're not able to add the Front sheet - that's a future project.

The only time the system has a problem is if the webmail server itself goes down. This has happened about a few times a year, generally for a few hours until we know it is down and reboot it, generally when there's a power cut. The beauty of the system is that the user (ie you) who tries to log into the computer while it is down gets a 'website not found' error message and knows that the server is down, and can then use email or fax to send in the turn.

If you are interested in signing up for this we will send out your Password and User ID. Just email us requesting that information. It's more robust than sending in turns by emails but does take a little bit of learning. We advise players new to it to use both the webmail and the normal email/fax route that you are used to.

Don't give your password out! We will not change your password (to improve security on the webserver) to something you want, but we can assign you a fresh webmailbox if you accidentally give out your details to someone else. If you think you've been compromised then please contact us.

Thanks
Clint

* New players and some returning players won't have a password at present. The guy dealing with it is off for a week (going to Italy) so we'll be able to provide those details within a week.

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         Tel 029 2091 3359 12-6.30 Weekdays
         Fax 029 2062 5532 24 hours

US: 73 Edgewood Terrace, South Bound Brook, NJ 08880
         Tel (732) 642 8777 EST
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So would it be possible for Automagic to be upgraded to place order
sets directly into this? I presume that option 3 on the send button
for Automagic "METURN.COM Direct" is not the same thing as the
Webmail server. Is that correct?

···

At 14:45 20/07/2007, ME Games Ltd wrote:

Hya everyone

Following on from the SS situation we've now installed a new
service. We've got the webmail server now active but it's slightly
tricky to use (not much harder but slightly harder than email). It's
been tested thoroughly.

You can visit it here:

<http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html>http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html

Your user ID is in the format: yyy-YYYYYY where yyy is a 3 letter
random code and YYYYYY is your account number
Your password is in the format: ZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Please let me know if anything doesn't work right! The password is
not changeable at present by players. To reiterate IT IS NOT
CHANGEABLE so don't give it out. It's something that we're working
on so I strongly advise you not give it out to anyone else. Note
it's as close to fool-proof for receipt of turns and also sending
out turns at the end of the day as we can make it at present.

All our players you have been assigned a webmail mailbox *. This is
a website you can log into, and once you are logged in, you are
actually on a machine in this office. See details above.

You can then click a button to submit your turn, and once you hit
send you can know that the file is in this building - ie we have
your turn. The system generates a receipt within about 15-30
seconds, for additional assurance. (You can click refresh if you're
impatient but we advise just waiting a short period).

At the end of the day we run a process whereby your turns also
appear in this mailbox every time your game runs, though we have not
yet organised for the frontsheet to be attached. So you can also
receive your turns here (so if email isn't working properly check
here at the end of our working day - we'll try to put a reminder
up.) At present we're not able to add the Front sheet - that's a
future project.

The only time the system has a problem is if the webmail server
itself goes down. This has happened about a few times a year,
generally for a few hours until we know it is down and reboot it,
generally when there's a power cut. The beauty of the system is that
the user (ie you) who tries to log into the computer while it is
down gets a 'website not found' error message and knows that the
server is down, and can then use email or fax to send in the turn.

If you are interested in signing up for this we will send out your
Password and User ID. Just email us requesting that information.
It's more robust than sending in turns by emails but does take a
little bit of learning. We advise players new to it to use both the
webmail and the normal email/fax route that you are used to.

Don't give your password out! We will not change your password (to
improve security on the webserver) to something you want, but we can
assign you a fresh webmailbox if you accidentally give out your
details to someone else. If you think you've been compromised then
please contact us.

Thanks
Clint

* New players and some returning players won't have a password at
present. The guy dealing with it is off for a week (going to Italy)
so we'll be able to provide those details within a week.

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[]
   Laurence G. Tilley http://www.lgtilley.co.uk/

[]

http://www.buav.org

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Similarly, Clint can you provide Marios with details of the login mechanism so he can look at building it into JOverseer... It would be a step backwards not to have the software able to send orders...

Jon

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurence G. Tilley" <lgtilley@morespeed.net>
To: <mepbmlist@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2007 3:09 PM
Subject: [mepbmlist] Automagic and Webmail server

So would it be possible for Automagic to be upgraded to place order
sets directly into this? I presume that option 3 on the send button
for Automagic "METURN.COM Direct" is not the same thing as the
Webmail server. Is that correct?

At 14:45 20/07/2007, ME Games Ltd wrote:

Hya everyone

Following on from the SS situation we've now installed a new
service. We've got the webmail server now active but it's slightly
tricky to use (not much harder but slightly harder than email). It's
been tested thoroughly.

You can visit it here:

<http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html>http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html

Your user ID is in the format: yyy-YYYYYY where yyy is a 3 letter
random code and YYYYYY is your account number
Your password is in the format: ZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Please let me know if anything doesn't work right! The password is
not changeable at present by players. To reiterate IT IS NOT
CHANGEABLE so don't give it out. It's something that we're working
on so I strongly advise you not give it out to anyone else. Note
it's as close to fool-proof for receipt of turns and also sending
out turns at the end of the day as we can make it at present.

All our players you have been assigned a webmail mailbox *. This is
a website you can log into, and once you are logged in, you are
actually on a machine in this office. See details above.

You can then click a button to submit your turn, and once you hit
send you can know that the file is in this building - ie we have
your turn. The system generates a receipt within about 15-30
seconds, for additional assurance. (You can click refresh if you're
impatient but we advise just waiting a short period).

At the end of the day we run a process whereby your turns also
appear in this mailbox every time your game runs, though we have not
yet organised for the frontsheet to be attached. So you can also
receive your turns here (so if email isn't working properly check
here at the end of our working day - we'll try to put a reminder
up.) At present we're not able to add the Front sheet - that's a
future project.

The only time the system has a problem is if the webmail server
itself goes down. This has happened about a few times a year,
generally for a few hours until we know it is down and reboot it,
generally when there's a power cut. The beauty of the system is that
the user (ie you) who tries to log into the computer while it is
down gets a 'website not found' error message and knows that the
server is down, and can then use email or fax to send in the turn.

If you are interested in signing up for this we will send out your
Password and User ID. Just email us requesting that information.
It's more robust than sending in turns by emails but does take a
little bit of learning. We advise players new to it to use both the
webmail and the normal email/fax route that you are used to.

Don't give your password out! We will not change your password (to
improve security on the webserver) to something you want, but we can
assign you a fresh webmailbox if you accidentally give out your
details to someone else. If you think you've been compromised then
please contact us.

Thanks
Clint

* New players and some returning players won't have a password at
present. The guy dealing with it is off for a week (going to Italy)
so we'll be able to provide those details within a week.

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[]
  Laurence G. Tilley http://www.lgtilley.co.uk/

[]

http://www.buav.org

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Yes that's correct. It's something that we can look at in future though.

Clint

···

At 15:09 21/07/07, you wrote:

So would it be possible for Automagic to be upgraded to place order
sets directly into this? I presume that option 3 on the send button
for Automagic "METURN.COM Direct" is not the same thing as the
Webmail server. Is that correct?

At 14:45 20/07/2007, ME Games Ltd wrote:

>Hya everyone
>
>Following on from the SS situation we've now installed a new
>service. We've got the webmail server now active but it's slightly
>tricky to use (not much harder but slightly harder than email). It's
>been tested thoroughly.
>
>You can visit it here:
>
><<http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html>http://www.middleearthgam es.com/nwserver.html>http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html
>
>Your user ID is in the format: yyy-YYYYYY where yyy is a 3 letter
>random code and YYYYYY is your account number
>Your password is in the format: ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
>
>Please let me know if anything doesn't work right! The password is
>not changeable at present by players. To reiterate IT IS NOT
>CHANGEABLE so don't give it out. It's something that we're working
>on so I strongly advise you not give it out to anyone else. Note
>it's as close to fool-proof for receipt of turns and also sending
>out turns at the end of the day as we can make it at present.
>
>All our players you have been assigned a webmail mailbox *. This is
>a website you can log into, and once you are logged in, you are
>actually on a machine in this office. See details above.
>
>You can then click a button to submit your turn, and once you hit
>send you can know that the file is in this building - ie we have
>your turn. The system generates a receipt within about 15-30
>seconds, for additional assurance. (You can click refresh if you're
>impatient but we advise just waiting a short period).
>
>At the end of the day we run a process whereby your turns also
>appear in this mailbox every time your game runs, though we have not
>yet organised for the frontsheet to be attached. So you can also
>receive your turns here (so if email isn't working properly check
>here at the end of our working day - we'll try to put a reminder
>up.) At present we're not able to add the Front sheet - that's a
>future project.
>
>The only time the system has a problem is if the webmail server
>itself goes down. This has happened about a few times a year,
>generally for a few hours until we know it is down and reboot it,
>generally when there's a power cut. The beauty of the system is that
>the user (ie you) who tries to log into the computer while it is
>down gets a 'website not found' error message and knows that the
>server is down, and can then use email or fax to send in the turn.
>
>If you are interested in signing up for this we will send out your
>Password and User ID. Just email us requesting that information.
>It's more robust than sending in turns by emails but does take a
>little bit of learning. We advise players new to it to use both the
>webmail and the normal email/fax route that you are used to.
>
>Don't give your password out! We will not change your password (to
>improve security on the webserver) to something you want, but we can
>assign you a fresh webmailbox if you accidentally give out your
>details to someone else. If you think you've been compromised then
>please contact us.
>
>Thanks
>Clint
>
>* New players and some returning players won't have a password at
>present. The guy dealing with it is off for a week (going to Italy)
>so we'll be able to provide those details within a week.
>
>[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

[]
Laurence G. Tilley <http://www.lgtilley.co.uk/>http://www.lgtilley.co.uk/

[]

http://www.buav.org

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         me@middleearthgames.com
         www.middleearthgames.com

UK: 340 North Road, Cardiff CF14 3BP
         Tel 029 2091 3359 12-6.30 Weekdays
         Fax 029 2062 5532 24 hours

US: 73 Edgewood Terrace, South Bound Brook, NJ 08880
         Tel (732) 642 8777 EST
         Fax 503 296 2325 (comes straight to us)
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Regarding JOverseer (and any other program actually), I will have to look
into this in more detail before I can tell you if it can be incorporated in
the program. Webmail is a bit more involved than the turn upload via
meturn.com so it's not obvious that it can be done.

Cheers
m

···

On 7/22/07, ME Games Ltd <me@middleearthgames.com> wrote:

  Yes that's correct. It's something that we can look at in future though.

Clint

At 15:09 21/07/07, you wrote:

>So would it be possible for Automagic to be upgraded to place order
>sets directly into this? I presume that option 3 on the send button
>for Automagic "METURN.COM <http://meturn.com/> Direct" is not the same
thing as the
>Webmail server. Is that correct?
>
>At 14:45 20/07/2007, ME Games Ltd wrote:
>
> >Hya everyone
> >
> >Following on from the SS situation we've now installed a new
> >service. We've got the webmail server now active but it's slightly
> >tricky to use (not much harder but slightly harder than email). It's
> >been tested thoroughly.
> >
> >You can visit it here:
> >
> ><<http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html>
http://www.middleearthgam
> es.com/nwserver.html>http://www.middleearthgames.com/nwserver.html
> >
> >Your user ID is in the format: yyy-YYYYYY where yyy is a 3 letter
> >random code and YYYYYY is your account number
> >Your password is in the format: ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
> >
> >Please let me know if anything doesn't work right! The password is
> >not changeable at present by players. To reiterate IT IS NOT
> >CHANGEABLE so don't give it out. It's something that we're working
> >on so I strongly advise you not give it out to anyone else. Note
> >it's as close to fool-proof for receipt of turns and also sending
> >out turns at the end of the day as we can make it at present.
> >
> >All our players you have been assigned a webmail mailbox *. This is
> >a website you can log into, and once you are logged in, you are
> >actually on a machine in this office. See details above.
> >
> >You can then click a button to submit your turn, and once you hit
> >send you can know that the file is in this building - ie we have
> >your turn. The system generates a receipt within about 15-30
> >seconds, for additional assurance. (You can click refresh if you're
> >impatient but we advise just waiting a short period).
> >
> >At the end of the day we run a process whereby your turns also
> >appear in this mailbox every time your game runs, though we have not
> >yet organised for the frontsheet to be attached. So you can also
> >receive your turns here (so if email isn't working properly check
> >here at the end of our working day - we'll try to put a reminder
> >up.) At present we're not able to add the Front sheet - that's a
> >future project.
> >
> >The only time the system has a problem is if the webmail server
> >itself goes down. This has happened about a few times a year,
> >generally for a few hours until we know it is down and reboot it,
> >generally when there's a power cut. The beauty of the system is that
> >the user (ie you) who tries to log into the computer while it is
> >down gets a 'website not found' error message and knows that the
> >server is down, and can then use email or fax to send in the turn.
> >
> >If you are interested in signing up for this we will send out your
> >Password and User ID. Just email us requesting that information.
> >It's more robust than sending in turns by emails but does take a
> >little bit of learning. We advise players new to it to use both the
> >webmail and the normal email/fax route that you are used to.
> >
> >Don't give your password out! We will not change your password (to
> >improve security on the webserver) to something you want, but we can
> >assign you a fresh webmailbox if you accidentally give out your
> >details to someone else. If you think you've been compromised then
> >please contact us.
> >
> >Thanks
> >Clint
> >
> >* New players and some returning players won't have a password at
> >present. The guy dealing with it is off for a week (going to Italy)
> >so we'll be able to provide those details within a week.
> >
> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
>
>[]
>Laurence G. Tilley <http://www.lgtilley.co.uk/>http://www.lgtilley.co.uk/
>
>[]
>
>http://www.buav.org
>
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>
>
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www.middleearthgames.com

UK: 340 North Road, Cardiff CF14 3BP
Tel 029 2091 3359 12-6.30 Weekdays
Fax 029 2062 5532 24 hours

US: 73 Edgewood Terrace, South Bound Brook, NJ 08880
Tel (732) 642 8777 EST
Fax 503 296 2325 (comes straight to us)
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