New Fileserver

[UA...@uhupvm1.bitnet]

Received: by UHUPVM1 (Mailer X1.23b) id 2275; Sun, 14 Dec 86 18:26:56 CST
Date: Sun, 14 Dec 86 18:23:57 CST
From: "University (of Houston) ACE (UACE)" <UACE0@UHUPVM1>
Subject: New Fileserver
To: ST Users <INFO-A...@score.stanford.EDU>

There is a new file server available on BITNET. It is the ATARINET subserver
to UH-INFO at the University of Houston. To get an index of files
that can be downloaded, enter the following on a CMS machine

tell uh-info atarinet index

On a VAX, enter

send/remote uhupvm1 uh-info "atarinet index"

enter:

tell uh-info atarinet help

for help.

Enjoy
Mike Vederman

[kkn...@gmail.com]

Mike,

I can't seem to access the server. Can you please verify that it is plugged in and running?

[David Snowdon]

Here is something to consider: Look for the message's date.

In this case: >> Date: Sun, 14 Dec 86 18:23:57 CST

1986

That's a long time ago, when the Internet was still owned
by the US military.

David


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[Mudge]

On 2015-01-24 17:55:25 -0700, David Snowdon said:

> Here is something to consider: Look for the message's date.
>
> In this case: >> Date: Sun, 14 Dec 86 18:23:57 CST
>
> 1986
>
> That's a long time ago, when the Internet was still owned
> by the US military.

And "Atari" was still a real computer !


--
The Canadian Curmudgeon (in Calgary)
Remove noxious CO2 - plant many trees

[dead...@deadmike.com]

OMG! I'm replying to my own post nearly 30 years later! Those machines no longer exist. Lucky I was just looking for fun for my oldest internet post. :)

And, yes, of course, Atari is only an artifact, an aromatic essence of the Sunnyvale past now in France.