GreenNet is the ethical Internet Service Provider that has been connecting people and groups who work for peace, the environment, gender equality and human rights since 1986.

Services

GreenNet Broadband

Ethical home & organisational broadband, ADSL up to 8Mbps & 20Mbps, unlimited bandwidth, fixed IP, and GreenNet’s excellent support team ensuring you’re online all of the time.

Web projects

GreenNet web projects are all about planning, designing, building and hosting websites that work for you and the issues you’re working on.

GreenNet email

GreenNet’s POP/IMAP enabled mailboxes with unlimited online storage, access to email from anywhere using GreenNet Webmail, daily offsite backups and GreenNet Support to help you along the way.

Support

New Windows malware: turn off autorun?

A number of new virus and malware threats have appeared for users of Windows XP and Internet Explorer recently.

Web based services

Links to web based systems for administering databases (phpMyAdmin), ActionApps, mailing lists (mailman), and web based email (squirrelmail, horde).

Settings at a glance

Use these settings to configure your dial-up networking, email and FTP software for connecting to GreenNet’s online services.

Choose your webmail client

There are two ways of accessing your GreenNet email account on the web.

Moving emails from Outlook Express to Mac OS X

There are a number of ways to get your emails over from a PC to a Mac (e.g. doing “The IMAP Shuffle” or using a program like Outlook2Mac), but you can also do it using an open source utility called DbxConv. Here’s how:

Network

Network news and actions

Taxpayers owe £2bn - big business saves £6bn

HMRC are to deduct an extra £2bn from UK taxpayers while Vodafone can keep £6bn savings from tax avoidance schemes. 1.4 million people now owe an average of £1,400 because of PAYE errors. But in what is described as “an unbelievable cave-in” Vodafone will pay £1.25bn over 5 years with no further challenge from HMRC.

UN Ogoniland report accused of pro-Shell bias

The Remember Saro-Wiwa coalition claims that a UN Environmental Programme report on oil spill pollution in the Niger Delta is biased. UNEP’s Mark Cowing says his findings are scientific, but campaigners are angry that the Nigerian Government and Shell, who paid for the $10m investigation, will be exonerated.

Add your photo for Burma's political prisoners

The ArchThe Arch‘Please use your liberty to promote ours’ says Aung San Suu Kyi. Upload your photo to the collection which Amnesty will take to Brussels for October’s Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) of leaders from Asia and Europe, who will be asked to demand freedom for political prisoners, and real human rights improvements across Burma.