G_HICKEY@unhh.unh.edu (01/15/91)
Does anyone out there have a listing of UUCP archive sites? I have always had a hard time trying to find any archive site. How does one find out about them? Gerard Hickey University of New Hampshire g_hickey@unhh.unh.edu
emv@ox.com (Ed Vielmetti) (01/15/91)
In article <25496@adm.brl.mil> G_HICKEY@unhh.unh.edu writes:
Does anyone out there have a listing of UUCP archive sites?
There is no one comprehensive list as far as I know, in part because
access methods differ quite a bit. I'm sure you could cull quite a
list from the collection on cs.toronto.edu:/comp.archives.
I have always had a hard time trying to find any archive site. How does one
find out about them?
comp.archives is a good source.
--Ed
emv@ox.compizzi@esacs.UUCP (Riccardo Pizzi) (01/15/91)
In article <25496@adm.brl.mil> G_HICKEY@unhh.unh.edu writes: >Does anyone out there have a listing of UUCP archive sites? There are a *lot*. In addition, there are many public access unix systems who carries the stuff, all accessible via modem and/or UUCP. Get the pubnix list from pubnet.* newsgroups or mail to phil@ls.com (Phil Eschallier) who handle the updates. If you are in trouble mail me and I'll send you the last pubnix listing. Rick -- Riccardo Pizzi @ ESA Software, Rimini, ITALY e-mail: pizzi%esacs@relay.EU.net -or- root@xtc.sublink.org Public Access Unix @ +39-541-27858 (Telebit) << Object Oriented is an Opaque Disease >>