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From: scott@labtam.labtam.oz (Scott Colwell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: SYS5 and TCP/IP
Summary: I commited a stupid faux pas
Message-ID: <5715@labtam.labtam.oz>
Date: 6 Dec 90 23:32:59 GMT
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Due to a poor memory I made the following incorrect statement:

In article <5711@labtam.labtam.oz>, scott@labtam.labtam.oz (Scott Colwell) writes:
> Our apollos had 9.7.5 (or was is it 6?) with SYS5 Domain/IX istalled with
                                               ^^^^
> ethernet before Mentor went to SR10.1. This was with Mentor version 6.1. 
> You can install either the Aegis TCP/IP or the BSD TCP/IP.  We used the BSD
> one and it _did_ have all the expected stuff like telnet and ftp. I can't
> remember if it had inetd but I think it did.

In fact we had the BSD4.2 environment of Domain/IX installed because we
wanted to use the BSD version of TCP/IP rather than the Aegis vesrion. The
comments on the bugs still stand.  We now have SR10 with SYS5 loaded because
we are a SYS5 house. (member of Unix International, selling SVR4 machines etc.)

Sorry for any confusion.

-- 
Scott Colwell
Labtam Information Systems P/L	net:	scott@labtam.oz.au
Melbourne, Australia 		phone:	+61-3-587-1444