MAXG@SUVM.BITNET (Gerry Greenberg) (01/28/89)
Could someone please help me out? I tried to ftp the PC7 archive at him1.cc.umich.edu but received an unknown host message. I've also tried to send notes to the addresses of Howard Chu and Jon Brode(excuse spelling of latter if incorrect), but never seem to be able to get them delivered. Either post the answer or send me email at above address to help me access these files. Thanks very much for any help offered.--Gerry
weber_w@apollo.COM (Walt Weber) (01/29/89)
In article <8901280016.AA16285@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> MAXG@SUVM.BITNET (Gerry Greenberg) writes: >Could someone please help me out? I tried to ftp the PC7 archive at >him1.cc.umich.edu but received an unknown host message. I've also tried >to send notes to the addresses of Howard Chu and Jon Brode(excuse >spelling of latter if incorrect), but never seem to be able to get them >delivered. I have been trying (at various times in the "off-hours" to reach the archive, by using it's current address (35.1.1.43). I've received confirmation from both Jon Brode & Howard Chu that this is the correct address, and I am able to successfully ping other hosts in ...cc.umich, so I suspect that they are having h/w problems or have decided to drop him1 off the net for a while. I appreciate the fact that it's their good citizenship which makes it even possible at all, but I feel like a kid whose birthday presents all turned out to be empty boxes. Hope you guys can get it back on the air soon. ...walt... -- Walt Weber Apollo Computer (508) 256-6600 x7165 People's Republic of Massachusetts -The views expressed herein are personal, and not necessarily Apollo's-
dyer@math.lsa.umich.edu (Jon Brode) (02/03/89)
In article <41230fb4.10b48@apollo.COM> weber_w@apollo.COM (Walt Weber) writes: >to successfully ping other hosts in ...cc.umich, so I suspect that they are >having h/w problems or have decided to drop him1 off the net for a while. We are still up and going strong. (not well indexed, but we keep getting lots of stuff) Like I've said before, our hardware is flakey. >I appreciate the fact that it's their good citizenship which makes it even >possible at all, but I feel like a kid whose birthday presents all turned out >to be empty boxes. Hope you guys can get it back on the air soon. Sorry. "Keep trying" is the only advice I can give you. One day when we are accessible by mail, this won't be as much of a problem, but until then, good luck. Jon Brode -- dyer@math.lsa.umich.edu PC7 moderator