[net.news.newsite] Announcing new site: pitt

hoffman (10/07/82)

Name of site:
   ``pitt''

What the site is all about:
   This is the University of Pittsburgh Computer Science
   Department. We are running V7 UNIX on a PDP-11/45.

Name of contact person at site:
   Robert Hoffman

Electronic mail address of contact person:
   ..!mcnc!idis!pitt!hoffman

U.S. Mail address of contact person.
   Univ. of Pittsburgh CS Dept.
   306 Alumni Hall
   Pittsburgh, PA   15260

Phone number of contact person.
   (412) 624-1729

Systems with whom news articles are exchanged.
(what kind of link, who the neighbor(s) are).
   News is currently exchanged with idis, Pitt's Interdisciplinary School
   of Library & Information Science.  The link is via a 1200 baud
   autodialer and we poll idis 4 times a day.

Systems with whom mail is exchanged.
(what kind of link, who the neighbor(s) are, what frequency
of connection, whether or not you'll pass outside mail along).
   Mail, like news, is currently exchanged only with idis when we poll
   that system.

Willingness (or lack thereof) to connect to new sites that
want to join usenet.  If you run uucp, tell if new sites can
call you, if you will poll them, what your policy is.
   We are willing to connect to new sites, especially in the Western
   Pennsylvania area.  We have 300/1200 baud dialup modems that support
   the Bell 103 & 212 protocols as well as the Vadic 3400.  Our dial-out
   modem is currently fixed at 1200 baud but will handle both Bell 212 and
   Vadic 3400 modes.  Our telephone rate structure is relatively
   independent of distance or time of day, so polling other sites does
   not present a problem.

If you want to publish your uucp phone number, login, and password,
include that info.
   We will give a separate uucp login to each site that desires a connection
   to us.  Please contact us for that information.


One final note:
   I have seen several maps that list site ``pitt45''.  This is an
   obsolete name that was used while debugging the uucp software for
   this site and should be changed to read ``pitt'' on all maps.