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	From: Andreas Dangel (DA Milojicic) <dangel@informatik.uni-kl.de>
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	Hi,
	
	I received the following message (from the postmaster), that there are some
	problems with my article posted in comp.parallel. He said I should send it to
	the moderator ...
	Thanks in advance for posting it...
		Andreas
	
	Here is his mail, including my article:
	
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		From: "Andreas Dangel (DA Milojicic" <dangel@sokrates.informatik.uni-kl.de>
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	Hi there,
	
	we investigate the behaviour of distributed unix or mach applications.
	If you know some places (ftp-servers...) where we can get them or if you have
	some (simple) distributed c applications (number-crunching, simulations etc.),
	please let us know.
	We only need them for measurements and investigation of the behaviour in terms
	of suitability for task migration.
	
	Thanks in advance for any help.
	
	Andreas Dangel , Universitaet Kaiserslautern, germany
	Internet: dangel@informatik.uni-kl.de