cambler@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Fubar) (10/01/90)
Release 5 is now available for anonymous FTP via polyslo.calpoly.edu. Please note the new file naming convention I'm using: fsuu##r#.zip || |----------------- the release number ||------------------- the version number in #.# form the file will always be in the pub directory. Any files that are in the tmp directory are unchecked. They get moved into the pub directory as soon as they are checked. Here is the latest propoganda scoop: --- FSUUCP Version 1.1 release 5 is the most current version of FSUUCP. FSUUCP implements a UUCP/Usenet transfer protocol for MSDOS based machines. it comes complete with a full 7 window uucico, uuxqt with rnews and rmail capability, mail, readnews, postnews, uuq, uusnap, and news utilities like batcher and expire. Unlike other packages, FSUUCP implements these programmes as DOS commands directly. By putting the executables on your PATH, and setting an environment variable pointing to your configuration file, you can have UNIX mail and news on your MSDOS machine from the prompt, just like UNIX. To get a copy of FSUUCP: 1. get it via anonymous FTP from polyslo.calpoly.edu. The file name will be fsuucp11.zip, not to be confused with fsuucp10.zip, which is the 1.01 version. 2. Mail me the $35 shareware registration and I will mail you back a disk with a registered copy. Please specify: A. 3.5" 720K B. 5.25" 1.2Meg 3. Mail me a self-addressed stamped disk mailer with either formatted 5.25" 1.2 Meg or 3.5" 720K or 1.44Meg disk. ***NO 360K DISKS!! IT WON'T FIT!! *** The software has grown beyond 360K with the new installer and documentation. Note that if you choose method 3, you DO NOT need to send the registration until/if you decide to use fsuucp. And, as always, any bug reports or wishlists will be addressed for future releases. Coming Soon: FSBBS 2.0, Fubar Systems BBS with FSUUCP 1.x integrated into the package, plus local boards, DYM, games, files, textfiles, complete full-screen sysop utilities, termcap capability, scheduler, complete development package available, fully expandable, pant pant pant. All this, and shareware too. ADDRESS FOR SENDING DISK: Fubar Systems FSUUCP Request 1525 Mill #6 San Luis Obispo, Ca 93401-2543 (805) 54-FUBAR -- BBS (FSBBS 2.0 prototype system) (805) 544-9234 -- Voice support For more information, send mail to support@fubarsys.com -- ++Christopher(); --- cambler@polyslo.calpoly.edu --- chris@fubarsys.slo.ca.us --- Ever get the feeling that there is someone out there who understands you completely?
mholtz@sactoh0.SAC.CA.US (Mark A. Holtz) (10/02/90)
In article <2706a51b.6805@petunia.CalPoly.EDU>, cambler@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Fubar) writes: > FSUUCP Version 1.1 release 5 is the most current version of FSUUCP. > > FSUUCP implements a UUCP/Usenet transfer protocol for MSDOS based machines. > it comes complete with a full 7 window uucico, uuxqt with rnews and rmail > capability, mail, readnews, postnews, uuq, uusnap, and news utilities like > batcher and expire. Yes, but there is a problem with an earlier version that I must ask if it has been solved? The problem relates to an earlier version of FSUUCP. Does the current version support calling up a ATT System V 3B2 machine? -- "Your resistance is /\ UUCP: ames att!pacbell! \ useless . . . Number One." |\/| pyramid sun!pacbell! -=> sactoh0!mholtz - Locutas, |/\| {ucbvax!}ucdavis!csusac! / "Best of Both Worlds-Part 2" \/ INTERNET: mholtz@sactoh0.SAC.CA.USA anyways
cambler@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Fubar) (10/02/90)
mholtz@sactoh0.SAC.CA.US (Mark A. Holtz) recently informed us: >Yes, but there is a problem with an earlier version that I must ask >if it has been solved? > >The problem relates to an earlier version of FSUUCP. Does the >current version support calling up a ATT System V 3B2 machine? If you are refering to the problem with creating the local file names based on the remote site, it should work now. Why not get a copy and give it a try... -- ++Christopher(); --- cambler@polyslo.calpoly.edu --- chris@fubarsys.slo.ca.us --- Ever get the feeling that there is someone out there who understands you completely?