roy@alfrat.uucp (Roy Phillips) (09/04/90)
Can anyone help out? There are lots of sites offering highly
desireable utilities, etc., out there (Emacs, to name one) that
all require 'ftp' - which we don't happen to have, and which I
know precisely squat about ... If anybody can enlighten me, and
perhaps point me in the direction of the necessary source, I'd
be much obliged! (no ftp, please!). We are running AT&T/Intel
Unix SysV R3 on i386/i486 hardware (Intel 303, 520).
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------moraes@cs.toronto.edu (Mark Moraes) (09/04/90)
I've posted a note on it to comp.unix.questions. This has nothing to do with internals or SysV on 386s. Mark.
wietse@wzv.win.tue.nl (Wietse Venema) (09/04/90)
roy@alfrat.uucp (Roy Phillips) asks:
>[how to access ftp archives from a host that is not on internet]
There is a mail server that can pick up files for you via ftp and
then mail them to you. Try sending a message with the contents:
help
to bitftp@pucc.bitnet. Followups directed to comp.sources.wanted.