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Subject: file server
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Date: Thu, 5-Feb-87 20:44:36 EST
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From: PV9Y@CORNELLA
Subject: file server
To: INFO-ATARI16@SCORE.STANFORD.EDU

Hi, and thanks for all the information that various people sent me, but
perhaps I wasn't clear with what I wanted to do.  I can already
communicate with the server from the cornella machine, which is an IBM
4381 or something like that, but I have an account on cornell's unix
machine, the batcomputer, and I want to use that computer for
downloading to avoid IBM's EBCDIC, which I fear may be messing up files
that are uuencoded and arced.  Can anyone help me with interactive
message on the unix operating system?  Maybe all I need is an address
for the server, which is UH-INFO@UHUPVM1 on bitnet, but the batcomputer
claims that UHUPVM1 is not a valid node when I tried it with the TALK
command.  What I am trying right now is transferring the files from my
cornella account to my batcomputer account with FTP, which worked,
although I haven't yet gotten the files out and onto the ST yet.
Thanks,
                              Adam Engst