c3ar@zaphod.uchicago.edu (Walter C3arlip) (08/19/90)
The department here has a VAX running Berkeley 3.4 (or is it 4.3?).
I would like to bring up mh on it. Can someone point me to an
anonymous ftp site from whence I can obtain mh? Are there any subtle
difficulties in bringing this package up? Does one have to be a superuser
to do this?
Thanks!
--Walter
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**** c3ar@finite.chi.il.us ****ziegast@ENG.UMD.EDU (Eric Ziegast) (08/20/90)
Walter C3arlip writes: >The department here has a VAX running Berkeley (4.3). >I would like to bring up mh on it. Can someone point me to an >anonymous ftp site from whence I can obtain mh? Are there any subtle >difficulties in bringing this package up? Does one have to be a superuser >to do this? MH is available at ics.uci.edu. There are other places, but I think that one is closest to you. Once you log in (as ftp), ftp> bin ftp> cd mh ftp> get mh-6.7.tar.Z If other people are going to use MH on your system, I would highly advise that you have a system administrator to install it (with root access), but you don't have to be root. Under its basic configuration - no Pop, BBoards, or NNTP - any user can compile and install it into your own (or a public) directory. You will need approx 3-4 meg to store the binaries, any library files, and man pages. Source on top of that will be even more expensive to disk storage. _______________________________________________________________________ ziegast@eng.umd.edu - {uunet}!eng.umd.edu!ziegast Eric W. Ziegast, University of Merryland, Open Sun Lab