Navigating the Romanian Resource Servers (updated)
Teodor A. Lungu
Subject: Navigating the Romanian Resource Servers
Last update: Mar 25 New gopher at gopher.nbnet.nb.ca
Hi/Buna:
We hope you will be able to convey this information to your
friends in Romania and abroad. It is very important that this
information is known to as many students, professionals and other net
users as possible.
e-mail List for Romania
This email list is available at the following sites:
1. Via anonymous ftp:
host:
sepftp.stanford.edu
directory:
/pub/Incoming
file:
email_rom
2. Via WWW (Mosaic, etc...)
a)
http://www.info.polymtl.ca/watson/trant/.trnsf/email.romania.html
or the direct address:
http://www.info.polymtl.ca/watson/trant/.trnsf/resurse.html
b)
All files related to FREE UNIX FOR ROMANIA, e-mail list for Romania,
Know-How list for Romania, Romanians Resource Servers could be found at:
http://www.applicom.co.il/~bjh/
3. Via Gopher:
a)Host=mercurio.unine.ch
Port=70
b)Host=ulise.cs.pub.ro
Port=70
c)Host=info.irex.org
Name=Electronic Mail Information for Romania
Path=m/comp.comms/romania
Port=70
4. Via e-mail
a)Send e-mail to me and I'll gladly forward you the latest versions :-)
lu...@grog.jpl.nasa.gov
b) Send to : majo...@applicom.co.il
the message :
get rom-unix EmailListForRomania
INFORMATIONAL GROUPS
There are two informational groups about Romania:
- the newsgroup soc.culture.romanian (use newsreaders, such as nn, rn,
xvnews, xrn, to access it; learn your editors, such as vi and emacs in
order to edit your posts; talk to your sys admins, not to me, on these
issues); you don't need a subscription, just Usenet access (for
beginners, this is similar to a BBS). This is mostly an English
language group, with an international readership. As there is no
newsgroup / Usenet access presently in Romania, the interested readers
from Romania should write to Nick Sandru (explanations are given later
in this text) for using the mail -> soc.culture.romanian gateway in
order to receive the s.c.r. articles in their mail.
- the email group roma...@sep.stanford.edu, which uses only email as
its agent, administered by Alexander Mihai Popovici (mi...@sep.stanford.edu).
This is mostly a Romanian language group, running presently on a
listserv automatic server. In order to subscribe, send a message to
list...@sep.stanford.edu with only the following text:
subscribe romanians First_Name Last_Name
in the body (and not in the Subject:) of the message. Contact Mihai
only if you have problems with the automatic server. You can mail to
the other subscribers and receive (all) their messages addressed to the
list/group only after you subscribe.
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Useful information from Nick Sandru:
"A mail -> soc.culture.romanian gateway is currently running on 'sandes.dk',
allowing people without access to Usenet news to post messages on
soc.culture.romanian. The messages posted to the e-mail address:
are forwarded as news articles to the group soc.culture.romanian.
Regarding getting the group soc.culture.romanian on request: I can set up
the forwarding of s.c.r. to anyone via e-mail from 'sandes.dk'. However
you should contact your system administrator and ask him/her if you can
get access to the s.c.r. group locally, before you send a request to me.
Nick Sandru (email: n...@sandes.dk)"
Thus try to use newsreaders such as nn, rn, xvnews, xrn in order to
read soc.culture.romanian (or gophers, as described in the following).
Only if this is not successful, contact Nick Sandru.
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Other gateways email-usenet :
In order to post an article send it in email form to one of the following
addresses:
soc-cultur...@cs.utexas.edu
soc-cultur...@news.demon.co.uk
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GOPHERS
A gopher server was installed at ulise.cs.pub.ro. For
correspondence related to it, email Florin Radulescu,
flo...@ulise.cs.pub.ro. It contains Romanian news, email lists for
Romania, current status of our Free UNIX for Romania drive, list of PUB
graduates, etc, both in English and Romanian.
Florin Radulescu has installed a Romanian-only gopher at info.cs.pub.ro.
This can only be accessed with a gopher client (i.e. not with telnet).
For comments, please contact: flo...@info.cs.pub.ro.
Also try the Romanian Gopher installed by Gabriel
Climescu at mercurio.unine.ch (130.125.50.51). To some extent, this
gopher is a mirror of the PUB gopher. It is recommended to use it in
order to reduce the traffic on the PUB line.
Iulius M Nicolescu <i...@cedar.buffalo.edu> has also recently installed a
Romanian gopher at ceausescu.servtech.com (it is still under construction).
Daniel Drugea recently set up a Romanian gopher at
gopher.nbnet.nb.ca
Special Interest
romania
or
gopher://gopher.nbnet.nb.ca
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READING soc.culture.romanian VIA GOPHERS
>From Teodor A. Lungu (lu...@camel.Jpl.Nasa.Gov):
"For those of you who don't have Usenet news access, but do have gopher access,
there is a list of gophers carrying s.c.r.:
#
Type=1
Name=romanian
Path=nntp ls soc.culture.romanian
Host=gopher.ic.ac.uk
Port=4320
#
Type=1
Name=romanian
Path=nntp ls soc.culture.romanian services.canberra.edu.au
Host=services.canberra.edu.au
Port=4320
#
Type=1
Name=soc.culture.romanian - ictpsp10.ictp.trieste.it
Path=exec:-h soc.culture.romanian:/bin/gonnrp
Host=ictpsp10.ictp.trieste.it
Port=70
#
You can use gopher interface to read news on s.c.r. and mail-to-news gateways
to post".
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ROMANIA ON WORLD WIDE WEB (WWW)
Romania has an World Wide Web (WWW) Home Page, complete with the flag
of the country, its map and working links, thanks to Octavian Ureche,
from the Departement de Genie Informatique, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal.
From: Octavian Ureche <ta...@info.polymtl.ca>
"I am proud to announce, the first ROMANIAN Home Page linked to the
European Home Page. The Page contains a sensitive map with links to
ftp sites in Timisoara and gopher and ftp sites in Bucharest. A
Romanian-language version of this document is also available.
There is a collection of pictures from Romania available and an Art Gallery.
The Romanian WWW Home Page can be accessed via
The Virtual Tourist, The European WWW Servers or
The European Home Page, or directly at:
http://www.info.polymtl.ca/zuse/tavi/www/Romania.html.
A Moldovan home page is also available at:
http://www.info.polymtl.ca/zuse/tavi/www/Moldova.html.
The address of the European Home Page is:
http://s700.uminho.pt/europa.html"
The address for The Virtual Tourist:
http://wings.buffalo.edu/world/europe.html
The European WWW Servers:
http://www.tue.nl/maps.html
Timisoara's Home Page:
>From: ato...@news.gate.net (Alex Toth)
Welcome to to City of Timisoara's home page. This home page is dedicated to the
wonderful city of Timisoara and its heroic people, and specially to those who
paid the highest price to get rid of the most oppresive communist government
in Eastern Europe. Rest in peace.
This is not a Romanian home page, nor an alternative source of information
regarding Romania. It is part of the "Cities of the World", rather than
"Countries home page". General information regarding Romania is provided for
a better understanding of this remarkable city. Without any future delay I
welcome you to:
Radu Cotet (r...@info.fundp.ac.be) has his own WWW page, which contains
a considerable amount of interesting and useful information on Romania
and the Romanian culture:
WWW home page http://www.info.fundp.ac.be/~rco.html
Try also Virgil Vaduva's home page:
http://cactus.cedarville.edu/~virgil/mywww.html
and Mihai Pop's one:
http://www.cs.jhu.edu/grad/mihai/
There are also a few WWW servers at the Politechnic University of Bucharest:
http://ulise.cs.pub.ro:1080
http://info.cs.pub.ro
http://www.edil.pub.ro
http://sgi.lmn.pub.ro:8001
and one at the Technical University of Timisoara:
http://tempus5.utt.ro/
The latest www server was recently installed at the Research Institute for
Informatics (ICI), Bucharest (http://indis.ici.ro):
>From: de...@sysnetl.ici.ro (Delia Chiricescu)
Romanian INDIS Server
The Romanian INDIS server has the name indis.ici.ro and the address
192.162.16.30. It has been designated ind...@indis.ici.ro as e-mail box
for INDIS project related problems.
The technical team that has installed and configured the Romanian INDIS server
and built its information structure is from the Internetworking and Computer
Networks (SYSNET) Research Group of the Research Institute for Informatics
(ICI), Bucharest.
>From Tavi Ureche:
You can use the following telnet sites to acces the World Wide Web
through their browser:
www.njit.edu [128.235.163.2] login:www
wms.huji.ac.il [128.139.4.3] login:www
info.funet.fi login:www
fserv.kfki.hu login:www
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FILESERVERS
An informational fileserver was installed at the Central Institute
for Informatics (ICI), Bucharest.
FILESERV is a file distribution service that uses electronic mail
facilities to deliver files. To communicate with FILESERV, send an
E-mail message to:
f...@roearn.bitnet, or
f...@roearn.ici.ac.ro.
Commands are sent in the body of the message you send to FILESERV.
Several commands may be sent at one time; just put one command per line.
FILESERV Commands:
SENDME package Sends all parts of the specified package.
SENDME package.n Sends part 'n' of the specified package.
LIST [pattern] Gives brief description of all packages
matching "pattern". If pattern is omitted,
a description of all packages is sent.
HELP Sends this file.
Currently
SENDME adrese.1
sends you the Know-how list for Romania
(a list for specialists from Romania and abroad
SENDME adrese.7
sends you the email list for Romania
but verify this by getting the index with
LIST
Commands may be abbreviated. DIRECTORY is a synonym for LIST.
Problems, questions, and comments about FILESERV service on this system
should be directed to fs-...@roearn.bitnet or to
fs-...@roearn.ici.ac.ro.
Also at ICI (Research Institute of Informatics, Bucharest), there's a
list for discussions on network use that can be used for short
messages. The address is: use...@roearn.ici.ro
GENERAL KNOW-HOW AND SPECIALIZED LISTS
--- KNOW-HOW FOR / FROM ROMANIA
For those of you willing to help your colleagues in Romania in various
fields of knowledge, or just foster an open scientific dialogue, by
enlisting your availability for help/discussion on various issues, you
might want to consider our highly successful list / database 'Know-how
for / from Romania'.
Quote from Tiberiu Grigoriu:
"This is an informal grouping of people from Romania, Moldova and abroad
trying to share various knowledge over the net, fax or in other means,
in order to help each other in their work and professional interests.
Our idea to link professionals from Romania and abroad seems to be
successful. We will keep this initiative open and try to do our best to
manage the growing list.
Request!
To: ALL the specialists from Romania and Moldova interested in joining our
list. The objective is to create a UNIQUE list containing both: specialists
from Romania and from abroad. I will try to group all the people on
same interes categories to be easier to find each others."
To subscribe send a e-mail to tibe...@ECE.Concordia.CA with the
following format:
Keywords: M....
Name: V....
Address: M....
E-mail: v....
Phone: (....
Fax: (....
(please look in the current Know-how list for a model)
--- NEUROM
In order to subscribe to the NEUROM email list in artificial
intelligence, please write to Daniel Marcu (ma...@cs.toronto.edu).
--- FIZICA
In order to subscribe to the FIZICa email list on physics, please write to
George Dobre (gm...@ukc.ac.uk).
--- ROM-UNIX
If you want to subscribe to the ROM-UNIX email list of UNIX help (on
UNIX, shells, C language, X windows and connected topics), please
write to Jean-Henry Berevoescu (b...@applicom.co.il). Questions on
these issues should be also directed to him.
The archive of the "rom-unix" mailing list will contain information on
Free Unix for Romania, Know-how for/from Romania, email lists for
Romania and other relevant information. This list is still a private
list, but even if someone is not subscribed on this list, he may
receive information about the files archived on this list and/or may
get any file(s) he wants.
Following are some basic procedures :
1) Getting the index :
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Send to : majo...@applicom.co.il
the message :
index rom-unix
2)Getting a file :
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Send to : majo...@applicom.co.il
the message :
get rom-unix <FileName>
3)You may want to receive one or both of two special files : CONTENTS, TOPICS
(containing the contents and the topics in the archive).
Send to : majo...@applicom.co.il
the message :
get rom-unix CONTENTS
get rom-unix TOPICS
--- ROMANIAN STUDENT LIST
>From Ionut Pusca (i...@bestdpx.power-dept.pub.ro):
"STUDENT-L was initially used by Computer Science students, then
it started to spread to the whole Polytechnic University Bucharest.
Presently, the STUDENT-L is supported by four nodes, and there is work
to continue its extension. Three of the nodes are in Polytechnic
University, and the fourth is in the USA, this one being dedicated
to distribute the messages to the subscribers from abroad and to
retransmit the messages to the main server.
The list is meant to make the free circulation of information easier
and to have discussions relevant to the activities and life in
Polytechnic University of Bucharest. There are no restrictions for
any subject to be entered into, and everyone may submit subjects
(announcements, questions) to the subscribers of the list.
The list is administrated by the University students, who are the
main subscribers, but it is open for all those who want to join
them. :->
Because most of the subscribers are Romanian, most of the messages
on STUDENT-L are posted in Romanian, but English may be used as well
to post your messages, so there are no interdictions concerning
language. You may try Italian, French, German, Spanish, or even other
languages, although there won't be many who understand. :->
For the people who are from abroad who want to subscribe and receive
the messages of the list, mail to STUDENT-...@creol.ucf.edu
and in the body of the message write SUBSCRIBE student-l. For more
information, send HELP in the body of the message at the same
address; the SITES command lists all the nodes of the system.
After subscribing, in order to send messages to the list, use the
address: STUD...@creol.ucf.edu. Enjoy!"
Important: This distributed system works also as an file server,
mirroring to some extent info available on f...@roearn.ici.ro. In
order to get the index of available archived articles on all
distributed servers, send
SEND *INDEX.TXT
in the body of a message sent to STUD...@creol.ucf.edu
In order to get indexed files from the archive, send
SEND file_name
in the body of a message sent to the appropriate server.
Information related to Free Unix for Romania is available on some of
the servers.
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TELEGRAMA - News
TELEGRAMA is an Information and Communication service, developed by The
Foundation for Communication Strategies, a private, independent,
non-profit organization located in Bucharest, Romania.
TELEGRAMA provides the following services:
- on a daily basis (Monday to Friday), a news bulletin in Romanian,
presenting a synthesis of the written and audio-visual Romanian media
news, to which it adds news provided by reporters associated with FCS
- a weekly news bulletin (both in English and Romanian)
- specialized news bulletins in economics TELE-Business (Romanian stock
market).
The Weekly News Synthesis is available by e-mail subscription, by
sending a message to our temporary address in USA
(dnic...@ecst.csuchico.edu) with the following content: "subscribe
<item>", where <item> can be:
- TELEGRAMA Romanian edition
- TELEGRAMA Weekly News Synthesis
- TELE-Business.
To unsubscribe, send the message "unsubscribe TELEGRAMA".
The item(s) referred to are stored in a database and are also
available in English, upon request or by on-line subscription through WWW at:
http://www.info.polymtl.ca/zuse/tavi/www/archive/abonament.html
The Weekly Synthesis has three sections:
Section 1 - TOP NEWS - Contains the most important three news of the week
covered by the daily bulletin in Romanian.
Section 2. - TITLES - Contains all the titles of the news distributed via
the Romanian daily issue, classified under:
2.1. INTERNAL AFFAIRS
2.2. FOREIGN POLICY
2.3. ECONOMY
2.4. SOCIAL ISSUES
2.5. CULTURE
2.6. SPORTS/TOURISM
2.7. USEFUL INFORMATION, LOGISTICS
2.8. PERSONALITIES
2.9. CURIOSITIES
2.0. MISCELLANIES
Section 3. - ARTICLES - Contains 1 to 3 weekly articles
In order to subscribe to the full edition of TELEGRAMA (in Romanian)
please contact dnic...@ecst.csuchico.edu for further information. For
correspondence and suggestions, please email ste...@ecst.csuchico.edu or
check out the instructions, on-line at:
http://www.info.polymtl.ca/zuse/tavi/www/archive/abonare.html
An archive of the daily information service TELEGRAMA (in Romanian) is
available through Tavi Ureche's WWW Romanian home pages:
http://www.info.polymtl.ca/zuse/tavi/www/archive/10st.html
where you can find also an archive of TELE-Business.
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LISTING OF ROMANIAN NEWS
Anthony Malczanek <a...@cunyvms1.gc.cuny.edu> distributes a list of
news sources related to Romania (newspapers, radio broadcasts, etc).
Please contact him directly for obtaining updates of it.
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ROMANIAN NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN ROMANIA
Some of them (will) offer electronic versions of their publications.
Please contact them directly for subscription information:
Romlib....@logic.sprint.com, Romania Libera, ARPRESS
Ioana....@logic.sprint.com, Evenimentul Zilei
Roman...@logic.sprint.com, Azi (Romania Azi)
Ziua...@logic.sprint.com, Ziua
Cotidia...@Logic.Sprint.com, Cotidianul
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ELECTRONIC BUSINESS NEWSLETTER
>From U. Valureanu:
<THE BUSINESS PLANET>, a weekly N
ewsletter in Romanian and English,
mainly targeted at the Romanian - Israeli relationship, but of
general interest to those trying to make business with Romania, is
published in Bucharest.
<BP> is distributed by e-mail and fax. It gives businessmen from
Israel and other countries - having or wishing to establish business
connections with Romania - extensive pictures of the Romanian business
environment. In order to get subscription information please send a
message to Jean-Henry Berevoescu at b...@applicom.co.il. The newsletter
provides economical, political and business news.
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VOICE OF AMERICA BROADCASTS IN ROMANIAN
From: lu...@korak.jpl.nasa.gov (Teodor A. Lungu)
"The latest version of this schedule is available from the VOA
Frequency Division BBS (+1-202-619-1494) at connect speeds up
to 14400 bps.
It is also posted to Usenet's rec.radio.shortwave and rec.radio.info
newsgroups, to FidoNet's Shortwave Echo, CompuServe's HamNet Forum,
GEnie's Radio Electronics Roundtable, AOL's Ham Radio Club and various
other computer networks.
It can be obtained through internet by addressing an EMail request to
in...@voa.gov. The subject of the message can be anything. The BODY
of the message should contain the request:
send langs-and-freqs from voa/schedules
To get the detailed frequency list, with relay sites, powers, etc.,
address an internet EMail request to in...@voa.gov. Again the subject
of the message can be anything. The BODY of the message should
contain the request:
send comprehensive-transmission-list from voa/schedules
Dan Ferguson Internet: d...@voa.gov"
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ROMANIAN TV NEWS IN USA: SCOLA
>From so...@aho.cba.csuohio.edu (Sorin Trimbitas):
"SCOLA is a non-profit satellite transmission service that provides 24-hour
TV news from over 30 countries in 20 language. Included in the service
are countries in Eastern and Western Europe, Japan, Korea, China, Africa,
and Latin America. News broadcasts are received in the original
languages, with no subtitling (written transcripts for a portion of some
programs are available in both the original language and in English).
For further information about SCOLA, contact Gary Handman, Head, Media
Resources Center at 643-8566" (at U of California Berkeley) or
multimedia administrators around your site.
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ACADEMIC (NON-COMMERCIAL) INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS
- ROEARN net, administered by:
Institutul de Cercetari in Informatica
(Research Institute for Informatics)
Bulevardul M. Averescu 8-10
Sector 1, 71316 Bucharest
Romania
Tel +40-1-6652585
Fax +40-1-6658539
email: esta...@roearn.ici.ro
phone:6656060/251, 145
Contact persons: Eugen Staicut and Radu Bercaru
- PUB net, administered by:
"Politehnica" University, Bucharest
Communication Center
Splaiul Independentei 313
Bucharest 77206
Romania
Phone: +40 1 631-4010 ext 387
Romania
email: ni...@pub.ro (Nini Popovici)
COMMERCIAL INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS
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EUnet Romania
>From Liviu Ionescu:
"EUnet Romania is the first commercial Internet service provider in Romania.
We are part of the European EUnet network, operating in 27 countries. Our
current services are EUnetMail (UUCP link to custommer server; intended to
organizations) and EUnetMailBox (direct access to our server; intended to
individuals).
USENET News are scheduled to start soon. Full IP connectivity is in work,
and should be available as soon as the public X.25 network will start."
For rates and other information, please contact:
Liviu Ionescu
EUnet Romania
Bd. Unirii 20, Bl. 5C, Et.2, Ap.14
Bucharest, R-76105, ROMANIA
E-mail: in...@Romania.EU.net
Tel: +40-1-312.6886
Fax: +40-1-312.6668
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LOGIC
>From Adrian Pasculescu:
"LOGIC is a Romanian-American joint venture company developing now in
Romania a X.25 protocol based Public Data Network, LOGICnet. LOGICnet
is a virtual extension of SprintNet (formerly knowen as Telenet) in Romania.
If you are interested to know more about LOGICnet (tariffs, price lists,
etc.) don't hesitate to contact us by e-mail (see our e-mail X.400 addresses
herein) or otherways.
Contacts:
Tudor-George Panaitescu,
X400: (A:TELEMAIL, C:US, O:ALLIANCE.PARTNERS, UN:LOGIC.ENG)
Internet: Panaitescu-...@alliance-partners.sprint.com
Adrian Pasculescu
Internet: adrian.p...@alliance-partners.sprint.com
(X400) : LOGIC.MKT/ALLIANCE.PARTNERS
LOGIC addresses & phones (fax)
1. Sitraco Center, Bd. Dimitrie Cantemir nr.1, Bucharest, Romania
Phones: (+4-01-)321 3635
Fax: (+4-01-)321 3630
2. Calea Dumbravii 21, 2400 Sibiu, Romania
Phones: (+4-092-)44-6652, (+4-092-)44-5475
Fax: (+4-092-)44-6704
"LOGIC" - "SPRINT" publishes a free Newsletter on various issues
(email and telecommunications in Romania, etc). In order to subscribe,
send an email message to: adrian.p...@alliance-partners.sprint.com
INTERCOMP
SIPEX (Satellite Internet Package EXchange) ia a private, open WAN
designed and implemented by InterComp to offer full IP Internet
access, including commercial services. The SIPEX infrastructure is
based on satellite communications using VSAT (Very Small Aperture
Terminals) technology, offering "bandwidth on demand" for data
transport. Our service providers are BankNet and PIPEX. The SIPEX's
customer profiles are:
- Individuals and small organizations connected to the nearest
POP (Point Of Presence) by dialup or leased terrestrial
lines;
- Customers which implement and operate their own POP;
- Distributors of InterComp's services, which implement and
operate their own POP to offer full IP services to the
customers.
Contact persons:
lmo...@tag.vsat.ro
Prof. Dr. Trandafir Moisa
InterComp SRL Bucharest
Str. Dionisie Lupu 72
Bucharest 1, Romania
Tel: (401) 659 2935
(401) 650 5102 ext 124, 123
Fax: (401) 312 9579
Mail: tmo...@tag.vsat.ro
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FREE BBSS
From: ja...@ulise.cs.pub.ro (Catalin Beju)
The Hacker's World BBS
SysOp : Catalin Beju
Phone : 40-1-772-1716
FidoNet : 2:469/101
Started in : August 1993
Info at : email -> ja...@cs.pub.ro
ja...@roearn.ici.ro
voice -> 40-1-772-9716
About SysOp : UPB student (computers, 4th year)
Xenios BBS
SysOp : George Giannopulos
Phone : 40-1-771-4918
FidoNet : 2:469/102
Started in : Octombrie 1993
Info at : email -> gg...@roearn.ici.ro
voice -> 40-1-771-4918
About SysOp : UPB student (engineeering science, 1st year)
Dixon's BBS
SysOp : Alexandru Bradescu
Phone : 40-1-778-7192
FidoNet : 2:469/103
Started in : Decembrie 1993
Info at : voice -> 40-1-778-7192
About SysOp : ASE student (economic cybernetics, 2nd year)
COMMERCIAL BBSs
There also exists several commercial BBSs in Bucharest. For information,
contact:
- Calin Cojocariu. Email: Calin_C...@ccs.fido.de
- LOGICnet BBS
(Email: T. G. Panaitescu:
Panaitescu-...@alliance-partners.sprint.com)
BBSs in Romania
==================
Name Modem Voice Baud Hours SysOp
==== ===== ==== ===== ==== =====
A & C (01) 321.3190 (01) 250.7773 9600 ? Marius Vasile
Astra2 (064) 132.483 2400 non-stop Theodoros Bobotas
CompAs (064) 195.239 (064) 116.135 14400 non-stop Gabriel Juncu
Coral (041) 638.822 14400 18-7 Dan Balean
PC-REPORT (065) 169.093
Schizophrenia (01) 675.5015 14400 10-16 Razvan Pasol
Ref.: PC Report
Good luck.
Numai bine.
Marius Hancu Ted Lungu
Founder and first coordinator Coordinator
Free Unix for Romania Free Unix for Romania
(lu...@thak.jpl.nasa.gov)
ZODIAN ANDREI
Teodor A. Lungu <lu...@grog.jpl.nasa.gov> wrote:
>
>Subject: Navigating the Romanian Resource Servers
>
>Last update: Mar 25 New gopher at gopher.nbnet.nb.ca
>
>Hi/Buna:
>
>Numai bine.
>
> [very useful stuff deleted]
This was really useful, and I'm sure it answered many folks' questions.
I think the article is a very good basis for a Romanian FAQ (if one
already exists, I'm sorry but I don't know about it). Most other
soc.culture.* groups have one (should I mention Hungarians ;-) ). This
would help both Romanians and non-Romanians.
Possible topics:
-what to visit in Romania
-fonts, WP software, other software
-internet resources
-history
-churches
-consulates, embassies, chambers of commerce
-clubs, restaurants
-economic/investment info
-history, culture, etc.
Let's face it: this is probably our best chance to do something for
Romania, and it costs less than a plane ticket :)
So, R U guyz interested?
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