ccrovac@yogi.ucdavis.edu (01/17/91)
Now that we know someone (mjohnson I think) is managing and caring for the Apple II part of the apple.com archives, might we be able to take tihs as a sign that perhaps the Technotes and Filetypenotes might also be updated in the not-too-distant future? ANd just as a curioso...any news on ftp.apple.com - or was that just all talk? And, on an unrelated note...has anyone managed to come up with a transcript/synopsis of the IRC chat that was held last Saturday (12th?) and can anyone do one for this Saturday as well? Last...can someone email me the machine/port# of the place I can *TELNET* to, in order to join in the IRC. I do not have tghe IRC client, and no, our site doesn't intend to get one. Thanks Paul Hirose |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Internet pthirose@ucdavis.edu : USnail Mail : "Violence is the | | BITNET pthirose@ucdavis : Paul Hirose : last refuge of | | UUCP ucdavis!pthirose : 230 A St, #18 : the incompetent" | | ucdavis!deneb!ez001793 : Davis, CA 95616: --ISAAC ASIMOV | | Alternate ccrovac@deneb.ucdavis.edu:--------------------------------------| | GENIE P.HIROSE1 : Disclaimer: I speak my own thoughts | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
AABENSON@MTUS5.BITNET (01/18/91)
When I FTP to ftp.apple.com, I get connected and it says "bric-a-brac ftp server.. blah blah," but there aren't any files. - Andrew.
toddpw@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Todd P. Whitesel) (01/19/91)
AABENSON@MTUS5.BITNET writes: >When I FTP to ftp.apple.com, I get connected and it says "bric-a-brac ftp >server.. blah blah," but there aren't any files. Well, I guess ftp.apple.com is still a crock -- apple.com still has everything (including 5.0.4 system disks) so keep using apple.com [130.43.2.2] until further notice. Sorry for misinforming everyone, but I remember reading a post by an apple person that the eventual plan was to put all the anon. FTP stuff at ftp.apple.com -- these plans have most likely been delayed, but I don't know anything for sure. Anyone from Apple reading this, what can you tell us? Todd Whitesel toddpw @ tybalt.caltech.edu