Path: utzoo!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!torsqnt!tmsoft!nebulus!root
From: root@nebulus (Dennis S. Breckenridge)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.elm
Subject: Re: UUCP and SMTP Mail Routing
Message-ID: <1989Sep16.215155.779@nebulus>
Date: 16 Sep 89 21:51:55 GMT
References: <301@althea.UUCP> <250D4A4A.6226@ateng.com> <9567@chinet.chi.il.us>
Organization: Alchemy Mindworks, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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randy@chinet.chi.il.us (Randy Suess) writes:

>	How does one go about getting 3.1?  I have 3.0, but is too
>	buggy to use (on a SysVr3.1 system).
>	-randy

Randy It is available on my machine up here in Toronto, BTW Steve 
Vinokuroff says hello as well. (Both of us are "X" CBBS sysops) 

There have been MANY questions left for me on how to connect to this system
via uucp to request  files.  Actually, the  procedure  is very simple. Just
login as "bbsuucp" with no password. All of the directories used by this bbs
have  read privileges;  therefore, you  can request and  receive any file or
files that are available for downloading. You must remember the full
path names of the files. Any file that is in the bbs directory
has the path name of /usr/local/bbs/data/bbs/. Likewise, the unix
directory has the path name of /usr/local/bbs/data/unix/. This 
is also true for each and every file directory on the system. You can 
get the directory name from the A(rea change) command while in the 
file section. You will recognize the name by the first field displayed 
on each and every line.  Just add /usr/local/bbs/data/ to whatever 
is displayed.

As an example, if you want the file, xbbs.cpio.Z, the full pathname is
/usr/local/bbs/data/bbs/xbbs.cpio.Z.

To get smail3.1 uucp from /usr/local/bbs/data/unix/smail31.cpio.Z here 
on my system. I have the patches up to patch 16 or so.

If you have a file that you would like to send to this system for others
to use, please send it to /usr/spool/uucppublic.

PHone numbers (416) 733-1609 (microcom 9624)
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Dennis S. Breckenridge           Whats that you say? "Goomba!"
Toronto, Canada
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