nn-arc@stiatl.UUCP (NN Archives) (01/23/90)
Welcome to the USA East Coast NN Archive. This system is maintained by Paul Anderson (emory!stiatl!pda). If you have repeated problems with the archive, contact me at that address or at (404) 841-4000. I will pull up the log of your request and try to help you out. I am usually in from noon to 6 pm US Eastern Standard Time (17:00 to 21:00 GMT/CUT). This is the general help message. It is being sent to you because you requested help or improperly formatted a message. The NN archive sources were provided directly by Kim Storm. (storm@texas.dk). The NN Archive server is an automatic server, so it may be a little cumbersome at times. In particular, sometimes the mailer here is unable to 'R'eply to your message: my mailer tends to be a little brain-dead. If you do not get your request back from the archive within 24 hours, the request was lost in transit somewhere. If this occurs, you can provide an explicit path to be used to route the request back to you. Put the following line in the body of your message, beginning at column 0: Send-To: path-from-me-to-you ie: Send-To: emory!texas.dk!storm This explicit path will then be used for your request. Note that the path *must* begin with emory, since this is the major node we connect to. Requesting Archives ------------------- The way to request information from the archive is via the Subject: field of mail. All message text is ignored. If you wish to register a message with the archive, then specify the Subject: as 'gripe' or 'suggest'. Following are legal values to which you can set the Subject: field. Subject: dir -sends a directory of what is available Subject: directory Subject: help -this message Subject: send summary -sends the summary of changes Subject: send xxx -sends the archive 'xxx' Subject: gripe -registers a gripe. Subject: suggest Multiple requests on the command line are supported: Subject: send nn6.3-p-3 nn6.3-p-4 summary help END of help summary