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From: unix-pc@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG (Forwarder of Unix-PC)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att
Subject: Monthly posting about Unix-PC network
Keywords: info, unix-pc, 3b1
Message-ID: <1990Dec1.080520.23215@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG>
Date: 1 Dec 90 08:05:20 GMT
Reply-To: unix-pc-request@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG
Followup-To: comp.sys.att
Organization: SF Bay Public-Access Unix
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According to the monthly information postings from Gene Spafford, there is
a Unix-PC network available at many sites:

<Unix-PC

<Another such hierarchy is the "unix-pc" distribution.  This consists of
<groups devoted to users of the AT&T Unix-PC.  These groups were
<originated as a mailing list started by three owners of AT&T Unix PCs:
<Gary Smith, David Dalton and Kathy Vincent.  As the list expanded, it
<turned into a newsgroup hierarchy, and more and more sites began to
<carry the groups; hundreds of sites now carry these groups.  To receive
<them, you need to contact a site already getting them; att, gatech,
<mit-eddie, psuvax1, ucsd and ukma are well-known sites getting these
<groups and the admins there may be willing to help find a feed should
<you desire (and ask nicely); uunet also carries these groups. The
<unix-pc groups circulated include:

<unix-pc.bugs		Bug reports, fixes & workarounds.
<unix-pc.general 	General information and discussion.
<unix-pc.sources 	Source code to various programs.
<unix-pc.uucp 		Configuration and management of uucp on Unix-PCs.
<unix-pc.test 		Test group.

If your site cannot get the unix-pc.* groups via regular news, contact the
address below to be added to the mailing list.

<unix-pc-net
<    Contact:  {ames,pyramid,vsi1}!zorch!unix-pc-request (Scott H. Mueller)
<              unix-pc-request@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG

<    Purpose: To provide redistribution via mail of the unix-pc news
<    hierarchy to sites that don't or cannot receive it as a regular
<    distribution.  The special address "zorch!unix-pc" can be used by
<    subscribers to post to the group unix-pc.general.