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From: jkh@violet.berkeley.edu (Jordan K. Hubbard)
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Subject: Early answer to the inevitable question
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Date: Thu, 17-Sep-87 17:01:28 EDT
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Before those of you with "where do I get X11 from?" questions get
a chance to post your usual 10,000 messages, here's the current
"canonical" list of V11 distribution sites.

Host			IP			Access

zap.mit.edu		18.72.0.126		Anonymous ftp

hesiod.mit.edu		18.72.0.46		Anonymous ftp

decwrl.dec.com		128.45.0.1		Anonymous ftp
			26.7.0.16

hoser.berkeley.edu	128.32.152.19		Anonymous ftp
						x login, no passwd.


It is suggested that you ping a few of these sites and chose the
one with the best response time. In the case of decwrl, you should also
ping both interfaces.

For those without internet access, order a tape from MIT.

There. Now we should only get 5,000 messages asking where to get
X11.

					Jordan Hubbard

P.S. This list may not be complete. If you're offering your site
as an internet or (gasp) uucp access point, let us know!