ir320@sdcc6.UUCP (ir320) (10/01/85)
With all of the talk about UUCP for MSDOS systems going around, I just want to clear something up. Many people, including myself, would like a much simpler implementation than the one currently for 256k MSDos systems. We just want to be able to use our CP/M computers to call our nearest mainframe, identify ourselves as a "site" and get our mail or send a batch of mail to that site to be put on the net. Any way to do this? Most of us don't have the disk space for netnews anyway. John Antypas UC San Diego uucp: ...!{ucbvax,decvax,ihnp4,noscvax}!sdcsvax!sdcc6!ir320 arpa: ir320%sdcc6@sdcsvax.ARPA sdcsvax!sdcc6!ir320@Nosc bitnet: ir320%sdcc6%SDCSVAX.ARPA@WISCVM.BITNET ir320%sdcc6.UUCP@harvard.BITNET
peter@graffiti.UUCP (Peter da Silva) (10/09/85)
> With all of the talk about UUCP for MSDOS systems going around, I just > want to clear something up. Many people, including myself, would like > a much simpler implementation than the one currently for 256k MSDos > systems. We just want to be able to use our CP/M computers to call our > nearest mainframe, identify ourselves as a "site" and get our mail or > send a batch of mail to that site to be put on the net. Any way to do > this? Most of us don't have the disk space for netnews anyway. Is there any place, apart from the source code, that you can get a description of the UUCP handshaking, transfer, and error checking protocols? I'd like to be able to just use uucico for local file transfers so I could use the PC here for personal archiving... 8" floppies are a pretty unreliable way to store important data, since the next system is very unlikely to be able to use them.