Ethereal mailing lists have been discontinued.

Archives for each list are available on this site covering the following dates:

Archives are also available at the following locations:

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Yahoo! Groups (older messages)

Each of these mailing lists are intended to serve a specific area of the Ethereal user and developer communities. Messages that are outside the scope of each list's stated purpose are subject to removal. Unsolicited commercial and bulk email (UCE/UBE, a.k.a spam) and virii are expressly prohibited.

You may have noticed that the email addresses on this site look a little funny. In order to prevent automated harvesting of addresses we use a variety of obfuscation techniques. If you see a normal email address, e.g. "username@example.com") please notify ethereal-web[AT]ethereal.com so that we may protect it from harvesters.

Although we try our best to keep our users' email addresses from making their way into spam databases, this sometimes happens. For example, we can't do much to stop someone from setting up a mail-to-Usenet gateway. When you post to the Ethereal lists (and any other public mailing list) it's a good idea to do so from a disposable or otherwise indirect mail account.

We also try to avoid viruses through several means, one of which is to block attachments with specific file extensions (.EXE, .PIF, .SCR, .VBS, etc.). One file extension of note is .ZIP. If you want to send a ZIP archive to any ethereal.com address, you'll have to change the file extension (e.g. to ".zip_" or ".ChangeToZip") or use another archive format such as a compressed tarfile (.tar.gz).