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From: mark@cbosgd.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.mail.uucp,news.sysadmin
Subject: Re: old files in uucp map
Message-ID: <3491@cbosgd.ATT.COM>
Date: Sun, 29-Mar-87 22:52:02 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar 29 22:52:02 1987
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Summary: just remove the old files

The files distributed each month are intended to be a complete map,
although you may have local additions.  As Rick says, anything more
than 6 weeks old is bogus.  A simple solution is to move everything
to a spare directlry (or just rm it) and let the next posting fill
in a correct map.

Any current valid netwide file will have a name that's either
	u.country.*
	d.country.*
	d.[A-Z]*	(e.g. d.Top, d.Country, d.Glue .)

The file d.att is for internal AT&T distribution, and not intended
for the outside world.  The AT&T domain map entry can now be found in
d.usa.oh.1 - this applies to all of AT&T, but it had to go somewhere,
and the first contact person is in Ohio.  That entry lists enough
information to reach any AT&T machine through the gateways.

	Mark