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Jerry L. Pearson
Apr 12, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/12/96
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> Have a look at http://plan9.bell-labs.com/inferno/
I looked at http://www.plan9.att.com/inferno
Very Lucent description...
# the following are aliases for the same machine.
# achille.research.att.com
# cs.research.att.com
# www.cs.research.att.com
# cs.att.com
# www.cs.att.com
# plan9.att.com
# plan9.research.att.com
# netlib.att.com
on another subject, (sort of)
http://coriolan.amicus.com/penguin.html
Rob Pike
Apr 12, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/12/96
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Inferno is not an AT&T project, it's being done within Bell Labs,
hence Lucent Technologies. Thus the use of the bell-labs.com alias.
Eventually, the att.com address will not work to reach us. All this
splitting of networks takes time, but we are doing our part by
promulgating the use of bell-labs.com.
hence Lucent Technologies. Thus the use of the bell-labs.com alias.
Eventually, the att.com address will not work to reach us. All this
splitting of networks takes time, but we are doing our part by
promulgating the use of bell-labs.com.
-rob
dh...@plan9.cs.su.oz.au
Apr 12, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/12/96
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I had a bit of trouble getting Netscape to look at plan9.bell-labs.com.
It seems that this domain name has 2 ip addresses, the first of which
isn't reachable (perhaps it's behind the firewall?). This completely
stumps netscape, it doesn't even try the second address. When I used
http://192.20.225.253/inferno/, everything was cool...
It seems that this domain name has 2 ip addresses, the first of which
isn't reachable (perhaps it's behind the firewall?). This completely
stumps netscape, it doesn't even try the second address. When I used
http://192.20.225.253/inferno/, everything was cool...
Luther Huffman, Jr.
Apr 12, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/12/96
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On Fri, 12 Apr 1996 00:09:33 -0400, jpea...@handel.jlc.net (Jerry L.
Pearson) wrote:
>on another subject, (sort of)
>
>http://coriolan.amicus.com/penguin.html
Pearson) wrote:
>on another subject, (sort of)
>
>http://coriolan.amicus.com/penguin.html
Penguin is a Perl module I will support on Plan 9... eventually.
Luther Huffman lut...@stratcom.com
Dave Presotto
Apr 12, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/12/96
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Thanks. We're dualled homed and one of our network providers seems to be
having problems with the second address. I'll remove it for now.
having problems with the second address. I'll remove it for now.
Noel Hunt
Apr 13, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/13/96
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> Penguin is a Perl module I will support on Plan 9... eventually.
The nightmare encroacheth ...
Luther Huffman, Jr.
Apr 13, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/13/96
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On Sat, 13 Apr 1996 02:41:16 -0400, Noel Hunt <no...@ee.usyd.EDU.AU>
wrote:
>> Penguin is a Perl module I will support on Plan 9... eventually.
>
>The nightmare encroacheth ...
>
Well, I hadn't been planning on holding a gun to anyone's head and
making them using it . . . at least until the beta testing was done.
wrote:
>> Penguin is a Perl module I will support on Plan 9... eventually.
>
>The nightmare encroacheth ...
>
making them using it . . . at least until the beta testing was done.
Luther Huffman lut...@stratcom.com
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