wedgingt@udenva.UUCP (Will Edgington/Ejeo) (08/09/86)
Does *ANYONE* out there know *ANYTHING* about BITNET software
for Unix ?? All I've been able to find out from all other sources
(including BITNET sites running VMS) is that there's a package
called "UREP" that was apparently written by David Eckhardt (sp?)
at Pennsylvania State University and that there are two other
packages called "HOMEBREW" and "BERKHASP" written at UCBerkeley.
Does anyone know whether any of these are still available ? If
so, how does one go about getting them ? Are there any others out
there ? How good are they ? CPU hogs ? Buggy ?
Note that I don't care what version of Unix it runs on. I want to
know anything and everything even remotely applicable. When replies
trickle off, I'll post a summary.
*ANY* help is greatly appreciated !! If you know somebody who knows
somebody etc. that uses (or knows of) such, I WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IT !!!
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COMING SOON: wedgingt@eos.cair.du.edu, wedgingt@eos.BITNET ( == udenva )jte@psuvax1.UUCP (Jon Eckhardt) (08/26/86)
In article <1863@udenva.UUCP> wedgingt@udenva.UUCP (Will Edgington/Ejeo) writes: > > Does *ANYONE* out there know *ANYTHING* about BITNET software >for Unix ?? All I've been able to find out from all other sources >(including BITNET sites running VMS) is that there's a package >called "UREP" that was apparently written by David Eckhardt (sp?) >at Pennsylvania State University and that there are two other If you wish to get a copy of UREP Contact Dave Eckhardt at psuvax1!dae phone: (814) 865-9723. This is probably the Best and most used way for UNIX machines to use all that Bitnet has to offer. This program is run on UNIX machines world wide. Jon Eckhardt | jte@psuvaxg.BITNET 736 W. Hamilton Ave. | {...}!psuvax1!gondor!jte State College, PA 16801 | {...}!psuvax1!gondor!cindy!jte 186,000 miles per second. Not just a good idea it's the law. A mind is wonderfull, but a waste. (814) 237-1901