jgro@lia (Jeremy Grodberg) (03/09/91)
Can anyone tell me where to FTP, EMail, or snail-mail from/to for the Columbia Appleshare Package (free software which turns a Unix system into an Appleshare Server)? Has anyone actually gotten CAP to work? Are there better (free) alternatives? Thanks -- Jeremy Grodberg "I don't feel witty today. Don't bug me." jgro@lia.com
makmur@paul.rutgers.edu (Hanz Makmur) (03/10/91)
In article <1991Mar9.000158.1978@lia> jgro@lia (Jeremy Grodberg) writes: > Can anyone tell me where to FTP, EMail, or snail-mail from/to for the > Columbia Appleshare Package (free software which turns a Unix system into > an Appleshare Server)? Has anyone actually gotten CAP to work? Are there > better (free) alternatives? > > Thanks > -- > Jeremy Grodberg "I don't feel witty today. Don't bug me." -------- You can get this from rutgers.rutgers.edu it is very big and you better FTP it your self. the file is called ru-cap2.tar.Z I belive it is in src directory Hanz Makmur Rutgers University
judge@work.berkeley.edu (Thomas Judge) (03/13/91)
In article <1991Mar9.000158.1978@lia> jgro@lia.com (Jeremy Grodberg) writes: >Can anyone tell me where to FTP, EMail, or snail-mail from/to for the >Columbia Appleshare Package ... I was recently wondering this myself. So I thought I'd try ftp'ing to columbia.edu, as a first approximation. A README file there informed me that CAP was available at watsun.columbia.edu, so I ftp'ed there. Nothing that even remotely looked like CAP, nor even a readme file. So I tried cs.columbia.edu (another host mentioned in the first README, though not this host was not listed as a CAP site.) However, the README file there directed me to cunixf.cc.columbia.edu for CAP. Finally, I thought, as I got the README from there, which I quote: >CAP is no longer available through Columbia. You can get the latest >version from rutgers.edu [128.6.4.7] in ~ftp/src/ru-cap2.tar.Z. Gee, they're almost as efficient as Berkeley... :-) -thomas judge@work.berkeley.edu war sucks