Help re. site

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2 total messages Started by SWELTON Fri, 17 May 1991 11:08

#1555

Author: SWELTON
Date: Fri, 17 May 1991 11:08

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I'm hoping that this is the right place to post this, but can anyone tell
me if a site called MINSVM exists. I ask because we receive files through
one of our RSCS systems and the majority of them are NETNEWS files, only they
have the same name as one of our inter-site software packages and this causes
a bit of confusion with some users.
Thanks for any help that can be passed on

Re: Help re. site

#1556

Author: Jim McIntosh
Date: Fri, 17 May 1991 18:15

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In article <91137.111843SWELTON@ESOC.BITNET>, <SWELTON@ESOC.BITNET> says:
>I'm hoping that this is the right place to post this, but can anyone tell
>me if a site called MINSVM exists. I ask because we receive files through
>one of our RSCS systems and the majority of them are NETNEWS files, only they
>have the same name as one of our inter-site software packages and this causes
>a bit of confusion with some users.

I have a server set up with  BitNet node information. If you're on BitNet
send the command "WHOIS nodename"  to BITNODES@AUVM. (For example, from a
VM system you could  type "TELL BITNODES AT AUVM WHOIS  MINSVM" or from a
VAX system you could type "SEND  BITNODES@AUVM WHOIS MINSVM"). If you are
on an Internet or uucp site the only option you have is to send e-mail to
bitnodes@auvm.avum.edu  with  the  same  query.  Sending  "HELP"  returns
information on all the commands available.

BTW, MINSVM is not a valid BitNet node in the latest BITEARN NODES table.
---
Jim McIntosh (jim@auvm.auvm.edu)
The American University
Washington DC 20016-8019 USA

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