marekp@pnet91.cts.com (Marek Pawlowski) (06/24/91)
kremvax, also known as kremvax.hq.demos.su is a valid machine. Kremvax is part of the Relcom UUCP network in the USSR, a network of about 250 machines for use with electronic mail, and other things. Kremvax is the main server with about 70 lines. I have recieved messages from the USSR, and each go through this machine (and then to fuug.fi, which is apparantly the way mail goes from the USSR), and none of these are forged. On top of that, I have recieved a message from Ron Lewin, marketing director of Micol Advanced BASIC, who is currently residing in Moscow (for the International Computer Forum), and it was typed from the main terminal of kremvax (he told me so), and I don't doubt his word. Most information was gathered from his message to myself on the 17th of this month. /* Marek Pawlowski, President, Intelligent Twist Software, 250 Harding */ /* Blvd., PO BOX 32017, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4C 9M7, CANADA. */ /* marekp@gnu.ai.mit.edu, marekp@cerf.net, marekp@pnet91.cts.com, */ /* marekp@generic.uucp, Voice: (416) 884-4501 4-8pm Toronto time */ /* "F U cn rd dis U mst Uz Unix" - ericmcg@pnet91.cts.com */