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In article <A0bd1l2a@wolf.hotb.sub.org> wolfgang@wolf.hotb.sub.org
(Wolfgang Blachnik) writes:
> In <1991Oct2.152727.10716@posthorn.informatik.uni-kl.de>, Thomas Neser writes:
> |> ab20.larc.nasa.gov   (128.155.23.64)
> |> ahkcus.org   (192.55.187.25)
> |> aix370.rrz.uni-koeln.de   (134.95.80.1)
> |> alice.fmi.uni-passau.de   (132.231.10.1)
> |> atari.archive.umich.edu            141.211.164.8   unknown
> etc ...
> 
> Ist ja 'ne tolle Aufstellung.
> Aber was habe ich davon ???
> Ohne Telefonnummer komme ich doch da eh nicht dran, oder ist da etwas
> was ich als Neuling noch nicht weiss ???
> Es waere schoen, wenn mir jemand was dazu sagen koennte.
> 
> Gruss Wolfgang

First please speak english in comp.sys.atari.st (look at crosspostings)
For the non germain speaking readers of c.s.a.s this is what it says
(roughly)

"Very nice, but what can I do with it. Without telephone numbers I can't
get to it or is their something that I don't know as new reader.
Would be nice if someone can explain this."

Well here is your explanation. FTP is a feature that can only be used if
you have a direct internet connection. The numbers behind the name are
internet adresses. Some sites also run a mail-server read the monthly 
posting about comp.sys.atari.st for details or read the complete list
of all anonymous ftp sites. Unfortunatly I don't remember where you can
find it something with odin and pilot in it.


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