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In article <570@myrias.UUCP> mj@myrias.UUCP (Michal Jaegermann) writes:
>As you can guess, I was trying, in vain, to reach Houston public server.
>So far UHUPVM1, from my point of view, is the closest thing to black
>hole you can get.                                                   

I'll second that.  Good luck trying to find out how to get to Houston.  I have 
asked the same question twice over the past 2 months and have gotten no
responce.  

(deleted description of the failed tries to access Houston)

>If others are affected by the same problem, then I have a modest proposal.
>Is it possible to arrange a bulk exchange of materials between 
>UH-INFO@UHUPVM1 and LISTSERV at CANADA01?  The other server seems to
>be much more coopeartive.  At least from my point of view. :-).
>
>    Michal Jaegermann

Again, I have suggested this within the past month, and was met with stony
silence on the idea.  I think this exchange, while cumbersome at first, is
a good idea.  I'm happy to see someone else bring it up.  Michal Jaegermann
and I can't be the only people in the world who can't get to Houston.  How many
have this deficiency?  Speak up!  If the need proves to be widespread, then at
the very least the writers might send copies of their useful work to BOTH
Houston and Canada.  
	Also, let's not forget the other, smaller servers.
server@uk.ac.bradford.eleceng.marvin is out there in england, but can't mail
back to me and so is probably inaccessible to many others as well.  In 
addition I just read of a new server netlib@lakesys.  These and any others
should also be included in the file swapping.  
	Let's work toward full software accessibility!
-- 
	Guy Metcalfe                              
	Duke University Dept. of Physics	gpm@dukempd.uucp 
	& Center for Nonlinear Studies		mcnc!duke!dukempd!gpm
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