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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 23:17:18 EDT
Comments:     In-Reply-To:  jmalloy AT ITSMAIL1.HAMILTON.EDU -- Thu,
              8 Oct 1992 18:49:20 EDT
From:         BCJ@PSUVM.BITNET
Subject:      Re: E-Mail

J. Malloy is right, I think, in stating that the nets are not legally
established as common carriers.  Consequently, universities operating mainframe
computers consider all texts transmitted fall under their jurisdiction, though
the concept of intellectual property still applies to original research &
writing -- but even this is a grey area, as I understand it, which is not very
far into the murkiness.  There are precedents: university computer honchos have
unlimited access to faculty computers purchased with institutional funds,
according to some institutions (get yourself a disk-lock program, and they
can't get to your hard disk).  You may come to your office and find somebody
sitting there checking out whatever's there -- ostensibly protecting the
university against possible lawsuits because of pirated software (don't
use pirated software).  As far as I know, this kind of activity has not yet
been discussed in court -- but I'm not a lawyer, either.

Penn State acted to tighten net access after complaints that violent
anti-homosexual messages had been circulated from one of their nodes.
They also removed several explicit usenet groups from the wide range
of talk-groups available.  This may not be relevant to Paula Backscheider's
query -- but it could be construed as evidence that institutions consider
they are responsible for the use of e-mail.

This responsibility, again, probably means that they also claim implicit
authority over user's mail.  Losing one's correspondence file can be a
terrible waste & nuisance (back it up, archive it, download it) -- but
even mainframes crash, tapes get lost, and storage space gets short.

More later, if anything occurs to,

yours truly,
& not a lawyer,
Kevin Berlan
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Date:         Wed, 14 Oct 1992 00:58:53 EDT
From:         Irwin Primer <primer@ANDROMEDA.RUTGERS.EDU>
Subject:      RE: doggy-dog world--source

I wish to thank all who corrected me on my misquotation.  Somehow I had the
image of Queen Anne in mind and turned her into the owner of that pooch.
One thing this illustrates well is the need to be as accurate as possible
even while taking the risk of thinking out loud to so many people.  Carry
on!  And what kind of dog would it most likely have been?  A nimble
spaniel?  Probably not a bulldog.
Irwin Primer
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Subject:      NEW LIST: LITURGY

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To:           Kevin Berland <BCJ@PSUVM.BITNET>

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From: psgraham@gandalf.rutgers.edu (Peter Graham)
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Subject: doggy-dog world--source
Summary: Multiple sources of student error?
Keywords: dogy-dog doggy-dog dog
Date: 9 Oct 92 22:45:19 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

Irwin Primer just mentioned as a digression in another context--:

This makes us remember the
immortal blooper by that student who wrote that we live in "a doggy-dog
world."

Now, I had that student, in 1974 at York College of Pennsylvania.  I still have
the notes I took of several students' bloopers of that sort.  My question is:
Irwin, what's *your* source--did it somehow get from me to you, or is this an
example of a multiple creation just by its nature?  Anyone else run into it?

The canonical form *I* ran into was "It's a dogy-dog world."  Sic.  and Arf.

--Peter Graham, Rutgers University
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 08:17:06 PDT
From:         John Sandys-Wunsch <JWUNSCH@UVVM.UVIC.CA>
Subject:      Re: doggy-dog world--source

Re doggy dog world: I suggest that the original of the saying was "dog
eat dog world" which at least makes sense. All one needs is a young Mrs.
Malaprop to achieve the transition as in "allegory on the banks of the
Nile."
John Sandys-Wunsch, Mill Bay B.C., Canada
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I am researching on text encoding and text analysis.
I will welcome Bibliographic information or other
helps related with this subjects.
thanks

F Zeidan.
e-mail: tucusito@kokuki.kuaero.kyoto-u.ac.jp



Kyoto University. Japan.
From: HCAMPBEL@IRISHVMA.BITNET (H Campbell)
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Subject: NNSERVER 2.4.4 questions
Date: 14 Oct 92 19:33:19 GMT
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This is my first use of this list, so please be kind.  I am somewhat new
to REXX and am looking for someone to help explain 2 questions I have
in the new NNSERVER EXEC.
1.) In SortMsgidFile, there is a line:
      pull . . . . . . . . . . space_avail .
    To me, this seems to be assigning to space_avail the number of blocks
    on the disk.  If this is true, I do not understand the logic.  It seems
    to me that space_avail should be set to the number of blocks left on
    the disk.  Can someone point out where I am going wrong?

2.) In CheckHeaders, there is a line:
      parse var curline.3 1 firstchar +1 1 more
    It seems to me that if the first character is a tab, it will be
    retained in head.newsgroups.  Is this the intent and, if so, why?
    When the tab expands, couldn't the output get a little messy?

Thanks for your time and patience.

H Gregory Campbell               |   hcampbel@vma.cc.nd.edu
Systems Programmer               |   hcampbel@irishvma
Univ. of Notre Dame              |
Notre Dame, Indiana, USA         |   (219) 239-5600
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 23:18:28 BST
From:         Alan Thew <Alan.Thew@liverbird.liverpool.ac.uk>
Subject:      msgids file too large.

We run 2.4.2 and with a 150 cylinder 191 disk have run out of space
on the sort of the msgids file. We currently run VMSORT. Does any one
know of a relatively quick way to get out of this situation? A larger
disk may not be an option...

Thanks

Alan Thew
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From:         VAN UYTVEN HERMAN <SYSTHVU@cc1.kuleuven.ac.be>
Subject:      Re: msgids file too large.

In article <1546.718928308@livbird.liv.ac.uk>, Alan Thew
<Alan.Thew@liverbird.liverpool.ac.uk> says:
>
>We run 2.4.2 and with a 150 cylinder 191 disk have run out of space
>on the sort of the msgids file. We currently run VMSORT. Does any one
>know of a relatively quick way to get out of this situation? A larger
>disk may not be an option...
The short term solution is to bring keep_expired down (we use 0), so
that the msgids file gets smaller, or to delete a part of the
file every night (we did this with an exec to delete the oldest msgids
until the file size was below a certain limit).
These exec's are msgids exec and xmsgids xedit on our listserv.

The long (?) term solution is NETNEWS '2.5', which allows for more than
one msgids file (we use 32 of them).  Then you need only free disk space
equal to the size of the largest file + sorting is much faster.
Since we use 2.5 we don't have any problems with sorting anymore.
Instead of one file of 47000 records we have 32 of them, the largest
is 3500 records.

2.5 is the version we made to support an NNTP server, Linda is checking
our modifications now and I hope she can make it available very soon.
>
-Herman-
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 14:36:05 MEZ
From:         Martin Lindenthal <LINDI@DOSUNI1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Client functionality

hi Stan,

a NEWS-Reader for VM/CMS is available at University of Stuttgart and is
named NNR. (node: rusmv1.rus.Uni-Stuttgart.DE, 129.69.1.12 in
directory ../soft/kommunikation/news/beginner/software/nnr).
It runs together with TCP/IP and a socket-Module which
can also ftp'ed from Stuttgart. Probably you find the software
also in the US - it is written by Paul Campbell at Mitre Corporation
(campbell@mitre.org). The TCP/IP socket-Modul comes from the University
of Leuven in Belgium - unfortunately I guess the name of the writer of
that program. One remark at last: the whole stuff runs only in 370-Mode-
not in XA-Mode.

--hope that help's,  Martin Lindenthal, University of Osnabrueck, FRG
                     Computer Center, email: lindi@dosuni1.bitnet
From: AJG@TEMPLEVM.BITNET (Tony)
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Subject: Re: Where is RXRDM?
Date: 16 Oct 92 15:41:37 GMT
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Try RDM-L on LISTSERV@UVVM for the discussion.

RDM-M on LISTSERV@UUVM is for the request for the code.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
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From: zotty@teddy.sub.org (Christa Keil)
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Subject: Re: msgids file too large.
Date: 14 Oct 92 12:06:37 GMT
Organization: Subnet - The next generation

In article <1546.718928308@livbird.liv.ac.uk>, Alan Thew
<Alan.Thew@liverbird.liverpool.ac.uk> says:
>We run 2.4.2 and with a 150 cylinder 191 disk have run out of space
>on the sort of the msgids file. We currently run VMSORT. Does any one
>know of a relatively quick way to get out of this situation? A larger
>disk may not be an option...


Since I do only have about 20 cylinder to handle that I have the
keep_expired    4
reject_old      4


So I do only keep those message-ids only for 4 days, but
"through away" messages older then 4 days.

So I must not have such a big msgids file.

(Maybe that is not the most elegant way to handle it ... but it
 works fine)




Christa
--
Christa.Keil@guug.de     zotty@teddy.sub.org     christa@germany.uucp
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Subject:      Re: Client functionality

 > that program. One remark at last: the whole stuff runs only in 370-Mode-
 > not in XA-Mode.

The version  of NNR, 1.5.8,  that I just  started using on  VM/ESA 1.1
works fine  with a virtual machine  in 370 or XA/ESA  mode.  I haven't
tried it  in XC mode,  but I suspect that  it wouldn't have  a problem
with that either.

 > --hope that help's,  Martin Lindenthal, University of Osnabrueck, FRG
 >                      Computer Center, email: lindi@dosuni1.bitnet
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 08:43:03 EST
From:         H Campbell <HCAMPBEL@IRISHVMA.BITNET>
Subject:      Where is RXRDM?

Does anyone know the details of obtaining a copy of RXRDM MODULE used in
2.4.4 NNMENUS?  I asked Linda and she said I should check the RDM-L
listserv list.  I then did a list of the listserver lists at PSUVM and
NDSUVM1 and could not find that list.  Help - anyone!!

H Gregory Campbell               |   hcampbel@vma.cc.nd.edu
Systems Programmer               |   hcampbel@irishvma
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From:         HERB MARTIN <MARTINHER@URVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      MVS TCP/IP Vendors

I apologize since I have asked for information on this before.  We
have recently reorganized and my responsibilites have changed from a
network analyst providing information to our planners, to being
responsible for making this HAPPEN.

I need to speak with anyone wants to present their product to us.
This needs immediate attention.  I will be out of the office Wednesday
October 7 but I will return all calls that mention MVS/IP immediately.
OR I will be back on Thursday.

The information I collected previously strongly suggested that the
best approach was a form of 'gatewaying' as opposed to IP on the mainframe.

Environment:   IBM MVS/ESA TSO CICS(not ESA but shortly) 3090/900,
3090/600, 3090/600.  Need connections to LAN IP clients and if possible
servers.  I would like to do NFS but FTP might be sufficient.  I would
like to be able to do mail and Program to Program communication as
well.  Preferable the entire TCP/IP suite of functionality but I will
need to be educated on what is not possible or reasonable to do.

Thank you,
Herb Martin
(804) 274-4325
martinher@urvax.urich.edu
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From: kek@bullterrier.Eng.Sun.COM (Kevin Kalajan - SunConnect Product Marketing)
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Subject: sna over isdn
Date: 12 Oct 92 16:09:13 GMT
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I'm looking for an IBM doc # that details SNA over ISDN requirements, from
an implementation point-of-view. I assume it uses LAPD, no? Any other
info appreciated.

thx
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 09:33:37 EDT
From:         "Evan Ross <eross@uwovax.uwo.ca>" <eross@UWOVAX.UWO.CA>
Subject:      Foot Patrols/Walk Home Services

As the Operations Manager of the largest volunteer student safety group in
Canada, I am looking for information from other universities regarding their
Foot Patrols or Walk Home Services.

Information requested includes number of members, paid or volunteer, hours of
service, problems encountered, or just about anything else relating to the
services.

Please send the information to me here, or call the Western Foot Patrol at
(519) 661-3650.

Thank you.
===============================================================================
= Evan Ross <eross@uwovax.uwo.ca>       | Evan Ross                           =
= Western Foot Patrol,                  | 2-421 Dundas St.,                   =
= University of Western Ontario,        | London, Ontario                     =
= Lambton Hall,                         | N6B 1V9                             =
= 1421 Western Rd.,                     |                                     =
= London, Ontario,                      |                                     =
= N6G 4W4                               |                                     =
===============================================================================

All views expressed are those of the writer, and not of the Western Foot Patrol
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 11:53:35 -0400
From:         "(SENATOR PAUL F. HARTLEB REP.)" <HARTLEB_PAF@CCSUA.CTSTATEU.EDU>
Subject:      The USSA Conference

  Hello.  I am Paul Hartleb, a SGA Senator at Central Connecticut State
  University in New Britain, Connecticut.

  I am looking for information regarding the events that happened this past
  August at the USSA Conference.  One member of our group, Tim O'Brien, that
  went with our Chair person Sean Fitzgerald and Teasurer Garret Fitzgerald,
  repored back to the full Senate that their actions and comments were uncalled
  for.  I was shock to learn this information myself at a Senate Meeting.  I
  contacted Brian Williams who said "apparrently they were drunk and making
  noise, bothering to people around them and the chair of the plenary."


  Any further information that you may have pertaining to this subject would
  be of help.


  A group of fellow Senators and I are currently looking into this matter.
  Any  information or PERSONAL EXPERiENCE you might have would be or interest
  to me.

  Thank you for your time and help.

  			Paul Hartleb
  			Hartleb_PaF@ccsu.ctstate.edu
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 11:14:45 -0500
From:         TAAM8@ISUVAX.BITNET
Subject:      Re: The USSA Conference

I attended USSA.  1. Which plenary are you talking about (there were two), and
2.) Who was being drunk and making noise?  Unfortunately, your message was not
clear enough for me to understand.
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 13:51:50 PDT
From:         "Derek K. Miller" <dkmiller@UNIXG.UBC.CA>
Subject:      Re: Evaluation of Student Affairs Personnel
              "ST7743%SIUCVMB.BITNET@VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU" at Oct 8, 92 12:18 am

>
> Do any campuses currently have in place a student evaluation system for
> Student Affairs Personnel (e.g., Housing, Student Center, Financial Aid,
> Health Service, etc...)?  If so, what is the process?  Do students feel
> the process is effective?
>
> At Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, students routinely complete
> course instructor evaluations of faculty but we do not have a system for
> conducting evaluations of non-academic personnel.  The student government
> is interested in pursuing the implementation of such a system and would
> appreciate any assistance.  Thank you.
>
> Bill Hall, ST7743@SIUCVMB
>

An interesting concept. I'd never even considered it, but I'll raise it
with the people who are currently working on co-ordinating teaching
evaluation.

      :=:=> Derek K. Miller                 dkmiller@unixg.ubc.ca
      Researcher, Alma Mater Society        thegrodd@tz.ucs.sfu.ca
      University of British Columbia, Canada
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 00:18:10 CST
From:         ST7743@SIUCVMB.BITNET
Subject:      Evaluation of Student Affairs Personnel

Do any campuses currently have in place a student evaluation system for
Student Affairs Personnel (e.g., Housing, Student Center, Financial Aid,
Health Service, etc...)?  If so, what is the process?  Do students feel
the process is effective?

At Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, students routinely complete
course instructor evaluations of faculty but we do not have a system for
conducting evaluations of non-academic personnel.  The student government
is interested in pursuing the implementation of such a system and would
appreciate any assistance.  Thank you.

Bill Hall, ST7743@SIUCVMB
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Date:         Sun, 11 Oct 1992 23:54:04 -0400
From:         "(SENATOR PAUL F. HARTLEB REP.)" <HARTLEB_PAF@CCSUA.CTSTATEU.EDU>
Subject:      USSA Conference

For all those of you that were at the USSA Cnference in August  and have seen
my early message, I was refering to the ISSUES PLENARY on the last day of the
USSA Conference.

As a reminder I am looking for any information concerning the Central
Connecticut State University group that went.  Apperently both Sean
Fitzgerald, our SGA Chairperson, and Garrett Fitzgerald, our Treasurer
were acting foolishly and aparently some what drunk at the last Plenary
session of the USSA Confenence.  The final result was that they we ejected
from the session.

Some of my fellow Senators are looking into this matter, serching for
truth.  Any information, comments or questions you my have feel free
to send me mail at Hartleb_PaF@ccsu.ctstateu.edu.

Thank you.
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From:         "Derek K. Miller" <dkmiller@UNIXG.UBC.CA>
Subject:      Re: Foot Patrols/Walk Home Services
              92 9:33 am

>
> As the Operations Manager of the largest volunteer student safety group in
> Canada, I am looking for information from other universities regarding their
> Foot Patrols or Walk Home Services.
>
> Information requested includes number of members, paid or volunteer, hours of
> service, problems encountered, or just about anything else relating to the
> services.


You may wish to call our Director of Administration, who is in charge of
our Walk Home program, at (604) 822-3961. I'll forward your request to her.


      :=:=> Derek K. Miller                 dkmiller@unixg.ubc.ca
      Researcher, Alma Mater Society        thegrodd@tz.ucs.sfu.ca
      University of British Columbia, Canada
>
From: solovay@MATH.BERKELEY.EDU ((Robert M. Solovay))
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Subject: Make on the NeXT
Date: 14 Oct 92 22:38:07 GMT
Reply-To: "(Robert M. Solovay)" <solovay@MATH.BERKELEY.EDU>
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I have version 2.1 of the NeXT system.

Two questions:

1) The make program complains about the line

	CC = cc

and says it's a syntax error. The man entry on make and all the reference
works say this is correct syntax. And the make program on my
Sparcstation at work don't complain. What is the syntax for make
macros with the NeXT version of make?

2) I'd like to get a version of the gnu cc that compiles C on the NeXT
for the Sparcstation. Does anyone know how I go about it? Failing
knowing the answer, do you know who or where I should ask?

Thanks a lot.

Please no NeXTmail in response since I read my mail on a Sparc at work.
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