Spunge.org pretty much offers any net service there is. Spunge.org is currently limited by bandwidth and CPU. Things like Streaming Audio/Video and CPU intensive applications are not allowed.
If you are interested in having a spunge.org account, your best bet it to fill out an application online at www.spunge.org/newaccount.php.
Shell
The shell account generally comes with a 5 meg soft quota, and a 10 meg hard quota of disk space. The quota is only a way to keep things in check. If more space is needed, it usually isn't a problem to get more. The shell also comes with email (popable), web space, and FTP space if you need. The shell account is pretty much needed for all other services here. I have several reasons for that.
Requirements:
That the user acts responsible (from my point of view), and remembers that others also use the systems.
General Rules:
* No sharing accounts
* No abusing anything (abuse is defined by me. If I think you are abusing it, then you are)
* Enjoy it
FTP
The ftp access is generally via ftp.spunge.org. this is for both anonymous FTP, and the user FTP, unless the user has an account on games.spunge.org, then games.spunge.org is the users FTP server. The user may request an anonymous FTP area. This will count as part of the users quota.
Requirements:
A Shell Account
General Rules:
* No putting anything illegal there. I have the right to remove it, and your account.
* No putting anything questionable there (you know what I mean?).
POP 3
A user can get POP 3 email. The server used for this, is mail.spunge.org, unless the user has an account on games.spunge.org, then games.spunge.org is users POP3 server. POP 3 mail comes with a shell account.
Requirements:
A Shell Account
General Rules:
* No spaming
Mailing Lists
It is possible to apply for this by first filling out the application at www.spunge.org/newaccount.php, then mailing-list@spunge.org. I use Majordomo 1.94.4 as the list software. It can do archiving, digest lists, as well as the regular lists. I also have MajorCool for users to use to configure their lists. If a user wants their list archived to the web, I do this with MHonArc. I have also have a web based subscription interface that can be used, as well as some simple join/leave aliases.
Requirements:
A Shell Account
General Rules:
* No huge lists (bandwidth limitation)
* No very very active lists (bandwidth limitation)
