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From: brian@ucsd.Edu (Brian Kantor)
Date: 22 Jul 91 15:26:36 GMT
Subject: Re: tcp-group available via usenet?


"Milo S. Medin" (NASA ARC NSA Project Office) <medin@nsipo.nasa.gov> writes:
>Folks, I'm wondering if the tcp-group mail traffic is gatewayed to
>a usenet newsgroup,

No, it's not.  At one time, I would have strongly resisted having the
tcp-group mailing list gatewayed to Usenet.
	- Brian


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From: Bob Albrightson <albright@lager.cisco.com>
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 91 8:28:21 PDT
Subject: Re: tcp-group available via usenet?

> 
> Folks, I'm wondering if the tcp-group mail traffic is gatewayed to
> a usenet newsgroup, so I could read it along with all my other
> "large" mailing lists via xrn and friends?  I can't seem to find it
> on the NNTP servers I can access...

I believe it was the intention from the start that this group not be cross
posted to usenet.  Besides how can you call this a "large" mailing list?  It
seems rather on the small side to me.

 -bob


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From: brian@ucsd.Edu (Brian Kantor)
Date: 22 Jul 91 15:26:36 GMT
Subject: Re: tcp-group available via usenet?


"Milo S. Medin" (NASA ARC NSA Project Office) <medin@nsipo.nasa.gov> writes:
>Folks, I'm wondering if the tcp-group mail traffic is gatewayed to
>a usenet newsgroup,

No, it's not.  At one time, I would have strongly resisted having the
tcp-group mailing list gatewayed to Usenet.
	- Brian


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From: "Milo S. Medin" (NASA ARC NSI Project Office) <medin@nsipo.nasa.gov>
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 91 12:42:13 -0700
Subject: Re: tcp-group available via usenet?


Well, it seems there are a lot of people on the list, and there is this 
LISTSERV thing that manages the list, so it appears people are being
added automatically.  It's just that I would prefer to read these messages
as netnews rather than email.  

					thanks,
					   Milo


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From: "Milo S. Medin" (NASA ARC NSI Project Office) <medin@nsipo.nasa.gov>
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 91 13:22:38 -0700
Subject: Re: tcp-group available via usenet?


Does this mean you wouldn't mind gatewaying the list now?

					Thanks,
					   Milo


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From: "John R. Ackermann" <jra@lawday.daytonoh.ncr.com>
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 91 11:27:51 EDT
Subject: Re: More on stabilizing NOS

Mikes recent post and reply raises lots of important issues.

Regarding drivers and size... would it be practical to base the
various drivers on the ftp packet driver model, so they could run as
tsrs and the user would only need to load the one(s) he needs?  That
might help solve the memory problem, by requiring only straight async
and packet drivers to be built into the main program.  Gee, maybe even
the async could run through it, ala the driver scheme the PBBS software
(used) to use.

In any event, I think it's critical that any distribution version of NOS
include the ability to work with all known hardware.

I also agree with Mike's (and Bdale's) comment about beating the code to
death.  I'm not particularly well equipped to do this, since we don't
have a lot of activity in the area, but I don't think there'd be any
problem getting enough folks on the list to contribute their own
attempts at codebusting.

And, once again, I want to push the need for a distribution EXE file --
you simply ain't gonna get Joe Ham to buy Borland C++ in order to get on
TCP, and if we're going to rely on a local good guy to generate the EXE,
we're going to have lots of slightly different "standard" versions --
which any support person will tell you is the world's worst nightmare.

2 cents worth given, mouth now shut.

John AG9V


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From: sidney@borland.com (Sidney Markowitz)
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 1991 15:14:32 PDT
Subject: Re: tcp-group available via usenet?

It seems to me that all you have to do is ask your sysadmin to set up
a mail alias that gateways to a local newsgroup just for you. Anything
else will involve a formal call for discussion, and whatever else is
involved in getting a new newsgroup going, and this mailing list
probably is not big enough to justify that.

 -- sidney <sidney@borland.com>


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