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From: dc@caveat.berkeley.edu (Dave Cottingham)
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Subject: Re: Summary - how to put home PC on the internet
Message-ID: <1991Jan29.203212.25909@agate.berkeley.edu>
Date: 29 Jan 91 20:32:12 GMT
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Some folks who were having difficulty getting the summary of info on
putting the home PC on the internet sent me mail, so I checked and
sure enough, the file server had gone down in flames Monday morning.
So here's the scoop:  requests that were received between 7am and noon
PST 28 Jan 1991 have been lost.  The rest will be shipped tonight.  I
would advise waiting until tomorrow before sending another request --
longer if your mail is typically delayed by a day.  This file server
doesn't notice multiple requests, so you're liable to get multiple
copies.

Please send me any bizarre responses you get from the file server; I'm
putting together a bug report.

For those who missed it the first time, you can get the summary by
sending a message to <fileserv@max.berkeley.edu> with a line in the
body of the message that says "sendme ip_hookup".

 - Dave Cottingham
   dc@caveat.berkeley.edu