ianj@sactoh0.UUCP (Ian R. Justman) (11/13/89)
Is there a way to access SIMTEL20 via Usenet? If so, I would very
much like to know because I can't seem to get enough CP/M stuff.
My signature says it all.
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ianj@sactoh0.UUCP (Ian R. Justman) writes: >Is there a way to access SIMTEL20 via Usenet? If so, I would very >much like to know because I can't seem to get enough CP/M stuff. >My signature says it all. There is! You can send mail to either of LISTSERV@VM.ECS.RPI.EDU LISTSERV@VM1.NODAK.EDU The mail body should be something like (start in leftmost column): /PDDIR - returns: CPM SIGM PC-BLUE MSDOS MISC /PDDIR PD:<directory> /PDDIR PD:<directory.subdirectory>filename.ext age - directory is one of CPM SIGM PC-BLUE MSDOS MISC - age = 0..9999, specifies age of files for directory listing default is 30 days - wildcards are allowed e.g. /PDDIR PD:<CPM.*>*.* 9999 will work, but will probably cause a lot of nuisance /PDGET format PD:<CPM.subdirectory>filename.ext (encoding - use format=MAIL, encoding=UUE (note the left brace!!) - no wildcards allowed here The amount sent at each request is limited in number of files and number of bytes sent. Happy hacking 8-{) Josef Moellers | Nixdorf Computer AG USA: uunet!philabs!linus!nixbur!mollers.pad | Dept. DX-PC !USA: mcvax!unido!nixpbe!mollers.pad | Pontanusstrasse Phone: (+49) 5251 146245 | D-4790 Paderborn
ccs004@pebbles.Ucdavis.EDU (Bryan Stansell) (02/15/90)
Hi all,
I've just started reading comp.os.cpm and I saw that SIMTEL20 was a source
of binaries/sources. I was hoping someone could give me the exact address of
the place so I can ftp from it ( if that's possible ). If not, could someone
explain how to make contact in ANY way?
As a side note, I have a good old Commodore 128 ( which has a cp/m mode ),
and I was wondering if anyone knew if this stuff would run on it. It's got a
Z80 processor (only 2Mhz) running Version 3.x. I doubt many others have this
setup, but I thought it couldn't hurt to ask. :-)
Thanks in advance,
Bryan.