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This was posted a while ago, when it was only available for Ultrix
and AIX/370.  It is now available on most UNIX platforms.

Secure Online Systems, Inc. Presents:


               Secure Tape Interface(tm)

Secure Tape Interface(tm) (STI) is a tape management system for UNIX,
which   allows  you  a  great   deal  of  flexability    in  the  way
you  manage your computing  environment.  By  including  an X-windows
interface, a curses interface, and a direct command interface, STI can
be   used  from  any terminal at  any time.   Unlike  many other tape
management systems, STI will not upset your existing tape environment.
You can still use any pre-existing (or future) tape application, even
if you choose  to put  ANSI standard ASCII  or EBCDIC  labels on your
tapes.

These are some of the features included with STI:

o Automatic selection of drives for mounting of tapes.
  
o The ability to use these labeled tapes by ANY existing or future
  UNIX application (tar, dump, restore, cpio, etc.)
  
o Secure channels for accessing the tapes according to UNIX style
  permission modes.
  
o User-definable names for accessing mounted tapes.
  
o Verification of tape mounts according to ANSI/IBM label matching.
  
o Archiving of files using this secure interface.
  
o Retrieval of archived files using filename/filedate pairs.
  
o Librarian functions which keep track of what data is on which tape.

For more information, write or call:

Secure Online Systems, Inc.
1100 Glendon Ave, Suite 851
Los Angeles, CA 90024
-- 
ronnie@sos.com
(800) 321 - 1767
(213) 443 - 9688