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From: hedrick@topaz.ARPA (Chuck Hedrick)
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Subject: Re: Want all paths from uucp -> ARPA
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Date: Mon, 25-Mar-85 16:31:02 EST
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The Arpanet is a Dept. of Defense resource.  There is an authorization
process needed to use it.  For someone wanting to send mail to an Arpanet
site, the best way to handle it is to talk to the system manager of the
system you want to talk to, telling him who you want to talk to and what
project you are working on.  They should be able to arrange a route for you.
I would be happy to forward such a request to the system manager of any of
the Arpanet systems.  You will no doubt find holes in the network access
controls that allow you to send mail onto the net from UUCP.  But you should
know that using any of those holes without permission is effectively
breaking somebody's security.  I.e. it is an unfriendly act.