ISODE for MS/DOS?

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2 total messages Started by Frieder Wolf Tue, 08 Sep 1992 08:25

#175

Author: Frieder Wolf
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1992 08:25

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3 month ago someone writes about  the availability of
ISODE for MS/DOS, Mac and some other. 
Now I need this information, but I can't remember for the
details. (Filestore location and so on).
Who can help me with this information?
Please mailing to wolf@dfn.dbp.de  .

Frieder Wolf
DFN-Verein
Pariser Str.44
1000 Berlin 15
Germany

Re: ISODE for MS/DOS?

#176

Author: Richard Shuford
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1992 21:16

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If one were to use anonymous FTP to retrieve the ISODE archive file
"isode.mail" from the directory /pub/internetworking on CS.UTK.EDU
(128.169.201.1), one could glean the information that

>    ISODE v8.0 ports for MS-DOS, Macintoshes and VAX/VMS are available
>    for anonymous FTP from cc-vms1.massey.ac.nz (130.123.1.4)
>    Please read the relevant ...readme file before transferring large
>    amounts!  .... Peter Kay

and

>    Get the stuff from archie.au under projects/directory_services which
>    whilst being in Australia is reached by 256k+ links, much much better 
>    than NZ.

This archive of ISODE messages, and another of QUIPU messages, at
CS.UTK.EDU were put there for the benefit of students in a class
taught at the University of Tennessee by Dr. Jeff Case (yes, the SNMP
guy), but other folks are welcome to use it until it disappears for
lack of disk space.  (There is a chance that someone else may take
over these files.  If this occurs, some announcement will appear here.)


-- 
 ....Richard S. Shuford  | "A prudent man sees danger and takes refuge,
 ....shuford@cs.utk.edu  |  but the simple keep going and suffer for it."
 ....BIX: richard        |  Proverbs 22:3 NIV

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