rhealey@digibd.com (Rob Healey) (06/03/91)
I just want to clear up that svr4-ports is a mailing list ONLY. There is no archive site at this time and I don't have the resources to provide one. Hopefully someone can provide an archive site soon. I'm pretty sure C= will be providing one in the not too distant future when ported sources are gathered together. Anyways, svr4-ports is ONLY a means of touching base on who is doing what so that multiple people don't waste their time doing the same thing. The next step will be to fingure out exactly what IS ported and gather it at an archive site. It will probably be a SOURCE archive site since all UNIX systems come with the development package. Additionally, uunet seemed to have gotton amnesia over the weekend and forgot what it's own name was, half the mailing list bounced back to my machine, QUITE a mess. B^(. Since the list is still shakey could all of you who have ported programs please send me a list of the programs at: rhealey@kas.helios.mn.org. I'll gather the list together and summarize it on the list and here. Hopefully someone can provide an archive site for it all at that time. I've received quite a few requests for where code should be placed and where the archive site is. Looks like it's time to set one up as soon as possible. So, who out there has the disk space and resources to handle an Amiga UNIX archive site? At this point it looks like UUCP access is as important as FTP access, no more BITFTP kids... B^(. -Rob -- Rob Healey rhealey@digibd.com Digi International (DigiBoard) Eden Prairie, MN (612) 943-9020
sysop@insider.zer.sub.org (06/06/91)
> So, who out there has the disk space and resources to handle an > Amiga UNIX archive site? At this point it looks like UUCP access > is as important as FTP access, no more BITFTP kids... B^(. Just check at ab20, with all the Megs (Gigs?) of more or less useable software, there should also be room for `our' unix sources... --- SysOp @ INSIDER -- Nothing is easy as it looks!