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Re: How can I exchange email with someone in Bordeaux, France?

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From: nauen
Date: Sat, 05 Sep 1992 00:44
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In <79011@ut-emx.uucp> michaell@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Michael A. Lowry) says

> This returned what appear to be names of hosts in bordeaux:
> 
> bordeaux.inra.fr
> greco-prog.fr
>
> I have sent mail to "postmaster" at both of these sites, but have
> received no reply yet.
>
> Does anyone know of any hosts in Bordeaux? Also, is there anything
> else I could do (save going to Bordeaux) to find hosts in Bordeaux
> where Anne could get an account?

Well, you could try writing to postmaster@inra.fr and @geocub.greco-prog.fr,
both of which, according to name server records, are likely to support
email.  But the ones you have probably work.  Just that all France goes
on vacation in August.

Other possibilities might be

% BITNET NODELST
Node Node     Connected             Remarks                  Sys   Last
 Nr  Name        Via                                         Type  Update
____ ________ ________  ____________________________________ _____ _____
0797 FRBDX11  FRMOP22   Centre Interuniversitaire de Calc,FR RSCS  REP 19911003
1275 FROBOR51 FRBDX11   Observatoire de Bordeaux, France ,FR NJE   REP 19910924

However, you might have to reconcile yourself to the possibility that
computer accounts might only be issued to persons who have valid need.

Ric
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