[comp.archives] DB:add site aeras.UUCP

jason@aeras.UUCP (Jason Winters) (11/18/88)

[If you see any problems, let me know.

BTW, your addendum is out of date. tww]

Archive site aeras.UUCP
	Comp.sources.{games,x,unix,misc} are archived exactly as they come off
	the net.  Since it is fully automated, I don't check on truncated
	files and the like.  If you find truncated files, send me mail so I
	can remove it from the archives and possibly recover it from other
	sites.  Or, if you find a replacement one, send it to me :).
Here are some words that describe what's in the archive:
	comp.sources.games,comp.sources.unix,comp.sources.misc,comp.sources.x
This archive is administered by Jason Winters, jason@aeras.UUCP;
the archive entry was submitted by Jason Winters, jason@aeras.UUCP,
	on Thu, 17 Nov 88 09:56:10 PST.
The archive mailing address is:
	821 Fox Lane
	San Jose, California 95131
The archive is in the Pacific time zone.
Here is a list of times and an indication of how loaded the archive is:
	1800-0500 best
	0500-1800 worst
Files tagged with a pattern matching "uucp" can be obtained via uucp.
They can be found in directory "/u3/archive/sources".
The L.sys entries to use are:
	aeras Any 1200  4089439152 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
	aeras Any 19200 4089439246 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
	aeras Any 2400  4089439396 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
There is an index file whose access tag is "uucp" in file "LISTING".
The file is 100K bytes. It contains:
	complete listing of all files, names, sizes, and locations

@ADD SITE
NM aeras.UUCP
EN jason@aeras.UUCP (Jason Winters) Thu, 17 Nov 88 09:56:10 PST
TM PST;1800-0500 best;0500-1800 worst
TT
AD jason@aeras.UUCP (Jason Winters)
MA 821 Fox Lane; San Jose, California 95131
CO uucp;uucp;/u3/archive/sources;aeras Any 1200  4089439152 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
CO uucp;uucp;/u3/archive/sources;aeras Any 19200 4089439246 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
CO uucp;uucp;/u3/archive/sources;aeras Any 2400  4089439396 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
IX uucp;LISTING;100;11/17/88;;complete listing of all files, names, sizes, and locations
KW comp.sources.games,comp.sources.unix,comp.sources.misc,comp.sources.x
DE Comp.sources.{games,x,unix,misc} are archived exactly as they come off
DE the net.  Since it is fully automated, I don't check on truncated
DE files and the like.  If you find truncated files, send me mail so I
DE can remove it from the archives and possibly recover it from other
DE sites.  Or, if you find a replacement one, send it to me :).

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Good morning Mister Phelps:

Your mission, should you decide to accept it is to recover the archive
files saved from the USENET Comp.sources.* groups.  The wellbeing of
the users of your machine make it imperative that you succeed.

Current informants state that sources.unix, games, and misc are being
held for future generations of hackers.

Target machine:   Arete' System 1200

System Statistics:

aeras Any 1200  4089439152 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
aeras Any 19200 4089439246 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee
aeras Any 2400  4089439396 "" "" ogin:--ogin: uugarch word: freebee

Suggested places to get additional information:

/u3/archive/sources/LISTING

It has been rumored that the file LISTING contains the names of all the
programs stored in the archives, and the sizes.  Note: all archives have
probably been stored in compressed form, with 12 bit compression
(for machines that can't handle 16 bit).  All multiple file programs
have been stored in seperate directories, then compressed.

Best sources currently state that more information about the files stored
in a particular volume are kept in files called LOGFILE. Such as:

/u3/archive/sources/games/vol1/LOGFILE

would be the one to get to examine the exact contents of volume 1 of the
games section.

Additional information from files:  sample command to recover files:

uucp aeras!/u3/archive/sources/games/vol1/LOGFILE /tmp/.

Special note:  wild cards have been proven to not be reliable, so to assure
	       success they are not recommened tools.

Good luck.

As always: should you or anyone of your IM Force be caught, the
secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions or phone number.

This e-mail will self destruct upon typeing 'rm -rf /*' from the root console.

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