ehkinmonth@ucdavis.edu (Earl H. Kinmonth) (08/01/89)
Bibliofile is a set of programs to manage one or more flat files in a pseudo filing card format. Bibliofile has no arbitrary limit on field size or the number of fields per logical record. Bibliofile programs operate on pure ascii text and use commands that are nearly identical with **IX programs that operate only on lines. Bibliofile currently runs on machines ranging from XT-clones to muscular Vaxen and Suns. Bibliofile is now available on an experimental basis from ccb.ucsf.edu [ 128.21.8.1.13 ]. Login as anonymous, password guest. cd to Pub/Bibliophile. Download the files you find there (assume they are binary and use appropriate ftp settings). Currently there is one (1) file in place, bibliofile.tar.Z. This includes souces, documents, shell scripts, and miscellaneous items for Bibliofile. The file was made with pdtar and compress -b 16. This file should be acceptable to any version of **IX tar and any recent version of compress for **IX. It is currently about 1.4 megs. Source code as presented can be made to compile under SUN or Vax 4.3 BSD, 2.9 BSD, SCO Xenix 286, or MSDOS (Turboc C 2.0). Anyone who would bring up Bibliofile should obtain printed or printable copies of the fundamental documentation from me at one of the addresses below. (All documentation is in the archive but pretty printing requires kroff, the Bibliofile version of nroff, which you won't have until you bring the system up). You are welcome to copy and redistribute Bibliofile in any of its forms provided (a) you do not charge for doing so; (b) you do not use it in a classified military environment. As a courtesy to the author, you should also (a) acknowledge any project where Bibliofile proves useful; (b) send careful bug and correction reports. Even under the best of circumstances, I can only offer support equal to the cost. In as much as I am preparing to move to England (Centre for Japanese Studies, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, England, UK), I am especially short on time. Nevertheless, I am willing to answer questions subject to totally arbitary and rude termination on my part.... If you have questions direct them to one of the addresses below. The r/R commands of the newsreader will NOT send your question to the proper address. Earl H. Kinmonth History Department University of California, Davis 916-752-1636 (voice, fax [2300-0800 PDT]) 916-752-0776 secretary (bitnet) ehkinmonth@ucdavis.edu (uucp) ucbvax!ucdavis!ucdked!cck (telnet or 916-752-7920) cc-dnet.ucdavis.edu [128.120.2.251] request ucdked, login as guest, no password
chuckb@hounix.UUCP (Chuck Bentley) (08/13/89)
In article <12383@altos86.Altos.COM>, ehkinmonth@ucdavis.edu (Earl H. Kinmonth) writes: > > Bibliofile is a set of programs to manage one or more flat files in a . . . > Bibliofile is now available on an experimental basis from ccb.ucsf.edu > [ 128.21.8.1.13 ]. Login as anonymous, password guest. cd to > Pub/Bibliophile. Download the files you find there (assume they are > binary and use appropriate ftp settings). Is there any way you could post this to alt.sources or submit it to unix.sources for those of us who don't have the privledge of ftping files? Chuck...
spl@mcnc.org (Steve Lamont) (08/26/89)
In article <12383@altos86.Altos.COM>, ehkinmonth@ucdavis.edu (Earl H. Kinmonth) writes: > Bibliofile is now available on an experimental basis from ccb.ucsf.edu > [ 128.21.8.1.13 ]. Login as anonymous, password guest. cd to ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ should be 128.218.1.13 -- spl Steve Lamont, sciViGuy EMail: spl@ncsc.org North Carolina Supercomputing Center Phone: (919) 248-1120 Box 12732/RTP, NC 27709
sl@van-bc.UUCP (Stuart Lynne) (08/26/89)
In article <3419@altos86.Altos.COM> chuckb@hounix.UUCP (Chuck Bentley) writes: > >In article <12383@altos86.Altos.COM>, ehkinmonth@ucdavis.edu (Earl H. Kinmonth) writes: >> Bibliofile is now available on an experimental basis from ccb.ucsf.edu >> [ 128.21.8.1.13 ]. Login as anonymous, password guest. cd to >> Pub/Bibliophile. Download the files you find there (assume they are >> binary and use appropriate ftp settings). > >Is there any way you could post this to alt.sources or submit it to >unix.sources for those of us who don't have the privledge of ftping >files? It's on van-bc in ~/kin/biblio.tar It's 1197255 bytes long. For uucp access to van-bc: PEP: 604-939-4782 2400/1200: 604-939-4756 Login: nuucp Passwd: nuucp For other goodies you can also look at ~/ls-lR.Z We've been steadily building up our source archives. -- Stuart.Lynne@wimsey.bc.ca uunet!van-bc!sl 604-937-7532(voice) 604-939-4768(fax)
ked@garnet.Berkeley.EDU (Earl H. Kinmonth) (08/26/89)
In article <3419@altos86.Altos.COM> chuckb@hounix.UUCP (Chuck Bentley) writes: > >In article <12383@altos86.Altos.COM>, ehkinmonth@ucdavis.edu (Earl H. Kinmonth) writes: >Is there any way you could post this to alt.sources or submit it to >unix.sources for those of us who don't have the privledge of ftping >files? Bibliofile is a constantly evolving system of programs. For this reason I prefer not to post a version and say "this is it," take it or leave it until the next revision comes out. If you are ~really~ serious about acquiring the programme(s), send me floppies (1.2 megs): three for sources, three for executables (any version). I'll pay return postage. I can also package the system and set it up so it can be taken from my personal **IX system. Send e-mail to one of the addresses in the signature (do NOT use the r/R commands of the newsreader). Because I am moving to England in early September, I do not have time to diddle with bouncing mail. Try to get it right the first time. Earl H. Kinmonth History Department University of California, Davis 916-752-1636 (voice, fax [2300-0800 PDT]) 916-752-0776 secretary (bitnet) ehkinmonth@ucdavis.edu (uucp) ucbvax!ucdavis!ucdked!cck (telnet or 916-752-7920) cc-dnet.ucdavis.edu [128.120.2.251] request ucdked, login as guest, no password