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From: avolio@decuac.UUCP (Frederick M. Avolio)
Newsgroups: net.mail
Subject: Re: colons, atsigns, & domains in uucp path keys
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Date: Wed, 23-Apr-86 12:17:18 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 23 12:17:18 1986
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jordan@ucbarpa.berkeley.edu (Jordan Hayes) writes:

> By the way, just to clear up the present confusion about how to reach
> internal Berkeley hosts, you can use the following syntax.

> Example: user "joeblow" on machine "gadzooks" at Berkeley ...

> UUCP:	...!ucbvax!ucbgadzooks!joeblow
> ARPA:   joeblow%gadzooks@Berkeley.EDU

> As a matter of fact, you can even combine these to get a UUCP path of

> UUCP:   ...!ucbvax!gadzooks.Berkeley.EDU!joeblow

gadzooks.Berkeley.EDU works from UUCP but *not* from the ARPA
Internet???  Shouldn't the ARPA address be similar to the UUCP as in

	joeblow@gadzooks.Berkeley.EDU  ?

What's with the %?  (I know why it is there and what it means. But why
aren't things changing for the better?)

-- 
Fred @ DEC Ultrix Applications Center
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