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From: adamsr@netcom.com (Rick Adams)
Subject: Errors when uploading ascii through dialouts-help.
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 92 20:52:25 GMT
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services (408 241-9760 guest)
Distribution: mi

	I use the dialouts to connect with GEnie and (despite setting up
with a %bpc=8 command, I frequently receive "nibble overflow" errors while
uploading ascii text at 2400b. In addition, I have no success whatever using
zmodem to download from GEnie through the dialouts (which may be a GEnie
problem). If there is a simple "command fix" for this I'd appreciate it. I
know of no actual documentation for the dialouts, so if a man page exists
with the answers, a pointer would be helpful.

	BTW, as you'll notice from the return on this, mi.misc has a pretty
good circulation!

	Peace,

-- 
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Newsgroups: mi.misc
From: tjhacker@vela.acs.oakland.edu (Thomas J. Hacker)
Subject: Rochester Arts & Apples art fair
Organization: Oakland University, Rochester MI.
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 20:41:53 GMT

I found out when the Art fair is in Rochester, Michigan...
It's Sept 12-13 (next weekend) in the Rochester City Park..they're having 278
artists there.

-Should be fun
-Tom
-- 
Thomas Hacker         
Systems Research Programmer, IFS Project  
U-M, Ann Arbor, Mich				(313) 763-6188
hacker@citi.umich.edu thacker@zip.eecs.umich.edu tjhacker@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Newsgroups: mi.misc
From: jp@tygra.Michigan.COM (John Palmer)
Subject: Re: My damn modem (or Merit's damn connection) 
Organization: CAT-TALK Conferencing Network, Detroit, MI
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 92 01:43:01 GMT

In article <715878422snx@dojo.mi.org> sensei@dojo.mi.org (the Maniak) writes:
"
"I don't think that too many people are interested in how WSU's computer
"department generally mistreated John Palmer, no offense.  Let me add my
"proverbial "two cents" to the matter:
"
"My only affiliation with WSU is that I receive a personal UUCP feed from
"wsu-cs -- mail and a little Usenet.  In this function, they've been terrific!
"I have a problem, I mail it off to the admin, Jon Brewster, and it's typcally
"resolved quickly.  I helped set up a couple friends with a little bit of
"home mail/Usenet connectivity and WSU was able to facilitate things rapidly.
"Mail and news works...  my headers don't get munged into utter nonsense.
"I want a new newsgroup, it gets added.  .UUCP addresses get pathaliased, etc.
"Overall, I've been very happy with WSU in this function, and I wish to
"extend Jon Brewster and anyone else who's made things work right there a
"big "thank you".
"
"For all I know, this could be extremely atypical, and everyone at WSU
"is some sort of fascist incompetent sloth-unit off to make Detroit look
"bad on the net.  (We all know about some people who make Detroit look bad
"on the net.)  But long-time-ago possible-slights aren't typically the
"stuff of "good" Usenet, and this "WSU is bad" crap seems like no exception.
"Take it to mail, or the grave, or something.  It's getting on my nerves
"here.
"

Whoa - lets get some terms straight.  

You deal with The COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, which is the academic
department which teaches Computer Science. wsu-cs is a departmental 
machine and, yes, Jon Brewster is both competent and a nice guy. I 
know as I worked for him for several years running the VAX 11/780

My beef is with the C&IT (Computing and Information Technology). This
department is in charge of the university's academic mainframe, which
runs an antiquated system called MTS as well as most of the public PC
labs on campus. They also are in charge of the WSU telephone system and
the TV/video facilities. They are trying to move academic computing to
UTS. (They have an Amdahl 5890). 

As I understand it, the C&IT and the CSC (Computer Science Department)
have tiffs between each other every now and then, and, at least the
last time that I heard, aren't on the best of terms.
Newsgroups: mi.misc
From: jp@tygra.Michigan.COM (John Palmer)
Subject: Re: My damn modem (or Merit's damn connection)
Organization: CAT-TALK Conferencing Network, Detroit, MI
Distribution: usa
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 92 04:34:30 GMT

In article <1992Sep2.224208.4868@vela.acs.oakland.edu> w8sdz@vela.acs.oakland.edu writes:
>
>If OU had an SCP in the Warren/Sterling Heights area I would use that.
>I'd rather not deal with Wayne State for the reason mentioned in the
>previous paragraph.
>
>Keith
>--

I would be willing to donate a WorldBlazer to OU if they'd take over the
Warren SCP. No strings attached.
Newsgroups: mi.misc
From: jp@tygra.Michigan.COM (John Palmer)
Subject: Re: Is Sterling Heiths Merit node really V.32?
Organization: CAT-TALK Conferencing Network, Detroit, MI
Distribution: mi
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 92 04:40:51 GMT

In article <scs.715611739@wotan.iti.org> scs@iti.org (Steve Simmons) writes:
"
"*All* telebit V.32 modems previous to the WorldBlazer seem to be
"somewhat flakey on V.32.  My experince with them verifies this.  The
"Merit folks evaluated them some time back and decided not to use them
"because they were one of the worst for interoperability.  But WBs seems
"to work great.
"

Thats odd - the V.32 on the T3000 is on the same platform as the WB.

">When it does work, I get better throughput by using 2400bps. Go figure.
"
"This is more likely congestion in the Merit SCP/PCP connections.  Until
"yesterday we were on an SCP, and on bad days got horrid horrid
"throughput going through them.  I get the distinct impression that
"Merit would like to trash all the SCP/PCPs, but until the individual
"affiliates (like us :-)) give them up, they're stuck.
"
"What am I, the Merit apologist?  :-)

Those people who have SCP paid $2500 or more for them and had to do some
heavy justifing to their bosses (Dept. heads, budget people etc). Now, 
how do you go to your boss and ask him for $20,000 (cost of a CISCO
router) to replace something thats only a few years old. 

What is Merit recommending that the SCP's be replaces WITH??

Newsgroups: mi.misc
From: paul@ais.org (Paul Vargo)
Subject: video cards
Organization: UMCC
Distribution: mi
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 00:22:10 GMT

I have these video cards for sale.
 
2 Original IBM CGA card
1 Original IBM EGA card
1 Paradise EGA card
1 unknown EGA card (has Dell ROM and Chips microchips on it)
 
They are all 8-bit full length cards, except for the Paradise, it's
half-size.
 
I have photocopies of the IBM CGA and EGA board docs.
I have the manuals and software for the Paradise card.
And nothing on the unknown board.
 
I'll sell these for a steal to whom ever wants them.  Just offer a
price (as long as it's not too low).
 
C ya,
paul@ais.org

Newsgroups: mi.misc,alt.comp.acad-freedom.talk,comp.org.eff.talk
From: jp@tygra.Michigan.COM (John Palmer)
Subject: Re: Wayne State University's Bad Behavior Continues Unabated....
Organization: CAT-TALK Conferencing Network, Detroit, MI
Distribution: usa
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 13:24:00 GMT

In article <1992Sep10.202355.17374@cs.wayne.edu> delledg@jake.cc.wayne.edu (De Vaughn Elledge) writes:
"
"Wes, You took the words staight out of my mouth. If you abuse a
"priviledge and it is taken away by *due process* you almost have to 
"expect a miracle to get them back. Assuming that the event was handled 
"by the due process umbrella. According to the WSU department that
"handled the case (SECURITY OFFICE) the user had to be really screwing up
"and didn't take their warnings seriously. 
"

There was never any due process in the case at all. The student in 
question had her academic performance hurt by her lack of access to 
the facilities. Again, like I said: There was no due process nor is
there a policy in place for any kind of due process. The C&IT has
been making excuses for years regarding this one. (The case goes 
back about 9 years).
Newsgroups: mi.misc
From: scs@iti.org (Steve Simmons)
Subject: Re: Which Michigan organization would you *most* like to see networked?
Organization: Industrial Technology Institute
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 12:37:50 GMT

paulh@crane.aa.ox.com (Paul Haas) writes:

>sensei@dojo.mi.org (the Maniak) writes:

>>This is just a casual question...  just the result of a curiosity attack.
>>What local outfit's active presence on "the Net" would you most appreciate?

>My house.

All you need is $$$ . . .
-- 
Steve: #1 of human beings on the Zwicky list
Newsgroups: mi.misc,alt.comp.acad-freedom.talk,comp.org.eff.talk
From: scs@iti.org (Steve Simmons)
Subject: Re: Errors when uploading ascii through dialouts-help. 
Organization: Industrial Technology Institute
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 11:57:09 GMT

sensei@dojo.mi.org (the Maniak) writes:

>In article <a2rn_#h.adamsr@netcom.com> adamsr@netcom.com writes:

>  >         BTW, as you'll notice from the return on this, mi.misc has a pretty
>  > good circulation!

>Yes...  I was quite surprised.  Managed to get a post here from Palo Alto, CA
>in minutes, which impressed the heck out of me!  :)

Last December I did a sendsys to test the mi distribution.  At that time
there were 107 replies, with round trip time as follows:

  Post made:	Tue Dec 10 08:57:00 1991
  First reply:	Tue Dec 10 08:59:12 1991 (yes, 2 minutes 12 seconds)
  First hour:	36 replies
  Hour 2:	41 replies
  Hour 4:	53 replies
  Hour 8:	62 replies
  Day 1:	83 replies
  Day 2:	92 replies
  Last reply:	Tue Dec 17 15:59:29 1991 (7 days, 7 hrs, 2 min, 29 seconds)

As best I could determine all the sites replying were either direct
recipients of the mi distribution, or did mutual "all" with their
neighbors.  The control posting was made to a mi group, so sites which
do not receive the mi heirarchy did not receive the message.

FYI, mi gets to Palo Alto because there's an ex-Michigan person working
at Xerox PARC.  Hi Mark!
-- 
Steve: #1 of human beings on the Zwicky list
Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Newsgroups: mi.map
Subject: map for plex-1
Date: 10 Sep 92 10:32:57 GMT
Distribution: mi
Organization: Michigan Mail Police

#N	plex-1, plex-1.ann-arbor.mi.us
#F	vela.acs.oakland.edu
#S	Plexus P/35 68000 ; Unix Sys5.2
#O	Kite-Net LTD.
#C	Dave Parks
#E	root@plex-1.ann-arbor.mi.us
#T	+1 313 663 2247 
#P 	1439 Kirtland  Ann Arbor, MI 48103
#L	42 18 N / 83 45 W city
#R	Ann Arbor's -NEW- Usenet News Backbone site currently feeding 11 sites.
#R	Online read/post accounts, mail: accounts@plex-1.ann-arbor.mi.us
#U	destroyer.rs.itd.umich.edu  iunet.ann-arbor.mi.us   heiftez.msen.com
#U	arbortext    ganglion    mousetrap    suntec1    unisys    toadstool
#U	qflag    fog    claxen    loft    n8mdy
#W	root@plex-1.ann-arbor.mi.us (Dave Parks); Wed Aug 9 22:22:00 EDT 1992
#
# Updates of this map entry should be sent to Bob Leffler,
# uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
#
plex-1= plex-1.ann-arbor.mi.us
plex-1  kitenet(LOCAL),
	iunet(LOCAL),
	upose(POLLED),
	ohriman(POLLED),
	netmeg(POLLED),
	toadstool(POLLED),
	suntec1(POLLED),
	unisys(POLLED),
	vela(DAILY*4+FAST),
	m-net(DAILY*4),
	caen(DAILY*4+FAST),
	destroyer(HOURLY*2+FAST),
	heifetz(DEMAND+FAST),
	ganglion(POLLED),
	mousetrap(POLLED),
	qflag(POLLED),
	arbortext(POLLED),
	claxen(POLLED),
	n8mdy(POLLED),
	loft(DAILY*2),
	fog(POLLED)
Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for netmeg
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 10:27:47 GMT

#N	netmeg, netmeg.ann-arbor.mi.us
#F      destroyer.rs.itd.umich.edu
#S      386/25 with UUPC/Extended, V.32bis
#C	Meg Geddes
#E	netmeg!meg
#T	+1 313-662-0417
#P	6 Heatheridge Drive, Ann Arbor, MI  48104
#l	42 18 N / 83 45 W city
#W	meg@netmeg.ann-arbor.mi.us (Meg Geddes); Fri Sep 11 00:45:45 EST 1992
netmeg= netmeg.ann-arbor.mi.us 
netmeg	destroyer(DIRECT+FAST),
        sharkey(DIRECT), 
        m-net(DIRECT), 
        vela(DIRECT),
        chinet(DAILY),       
        iunet(HOURLY),
        entity(HOURLY),
        grex(DIRECT),
        mudos(HOURLY),
        rotag(DAILY),
        caen(HOURLY),
        clif(HOURLY),
        plex-1(HOURLY),

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for lopez
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1992 10:29:12 GMT

#N	lopez
#S	Compaq Deskpro 386; SCO XENIX/386 v2.2.4
#O	Great White North UPLink
#C	Gary Bourgois
#E	lopez!flash
#T	+1 906 228 3275
#P	429 Spring Street, Marquette, MI 49855
#L	46 35 N / 87 26 W
#U	destroyer clmqt
#W	clmqt!scott (Scott Reynolds); Sun Sep  6 23:55:29 EDT 1992
lopez =	lopez.marquette.mi.us
lopez	clmqt(DIRECT), destroyer(HOURLY*4), sharkey(DEAD)

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for mika
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 22:54:05 GMT

#N	mika
#S	Intel 80386; Sys V rel 3.2 UNIX
#O	Mika Systems
#C	Mike Hammond
#E	mika!postmaster
#T	+1 313 937 2176
#P	PO Box 1919, Troy, MI 48299
#L	42 23 33 N / 83 17 52 W
#R	Mika Systems is a one-man Consulting/Software development shop
#U	stratsft trilby
#W	stratsft!dwayne (Dwayne A. Bailey); Tue Sep 08 21:54:36 EDT 1992
#
mika	stratsft(DIRECT+FAST), trilby(DEMAND)
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Newsgroups: mi.map
Subject: map for ltech1
Date: 4 Sep 92 17:57:52 GMT
Distribution: mi
Organization: Michigan Mail Police

#N	ltech1
#S	486/50 EISA; Interactive 3.2
#O	Lodden Technology, Ltd.
#C	Johnathan Lodden
#E	postmaster@lodden.com ; Aug 28 22:10:39 EDT 1992
#T	+1 517 223 0200
#P	145 E. Grand River Ave Fowlerville
#L	42 50 19 N / 84 00 22 W
#R	Computer/Comnunications Products & Services (Unix/Novell)
#U	heifetz
#W	jrl@lodden.com (John Lodden) ; Fri Aug 28 22:12:51 EDT 1992
#
ltech1 = ltech1.lodden.com
ltech1 = lodden.com
#
ltech1	sundvik(DEMAND),
	ttardis(DEMAND),
	endesign(DEMAND),
	dpeac1(DEMAND),
	geek(DEMAND),
	mimss(DEMAND),
	dri2(DEMAND),
	bgalli(DIRECT+FAST),
	msen(DIRECT+FAST),
	heifetz(DIRECT+FAST)
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Newsgroups: mi.map
Subject: map for vela
Date: 4 Sep 92 17:58:15 GMT
Distribution: mi
Organization: Michigan Mail Police

#N	.oakland.edu, vela
#F	vela.acs.oakland.edu
#S	DECsystem 5500; Ultrix 4.2A
#O	Oakland University, Academic Computer Services
#C	Jeff Marraccini, Paul Amaranth, Bill Watt
#E	vela!jeff, vela!amaranth, vela!watt
#T	+1 313 370-4542, +1 313 370-4541, +1 313 370-3155
#P	Office of Computer & Info. Services; Rochester, MI 48309-4401
#L	42 40 N / 83 08 W
#R	Gateway to Oakland University from UUCP
#U	altern8 amiga1 dri2 fmsrl7.srl.ford.com instem linx lppl m.cs.uiuc.edu
#U	macinac mbsun mistik news.nosc.mil nucleus pd-dom.wl.com rel
#U	srvr1.engin.umich.edu sycom vtrm01 wsu-cs.cs.wayne.edu wyn386
#W	vela!jeff (Jeff Marraccini); Thu Sep  3 13:47:57 EDT 1992
#
# Note to local manager: When modified, send new copy to uucpmap@vela
# vela (vela.acs.oakland.edu, 141.210.10.2)
#
vela = vela.acs.oakland.edu
#
#	Local OU sites
#
vela	.acs.oakland.edu(LOCAL)
vela	egrunix(DEMAND),
	smaczne(POLLED)
#
#	TCP/IP UUCP connections
#
vela	frith(DEMAND),
	mailrus(DEMAND),
	mbsun(POLLED),
	wsu-cs(DEMAND)
#
#	Dial-up UUCP connections
#
vela	altern8(POLLED),
	amiga1(POLLED),
	amiga2(POLLED),
	cetus(POLLED),
	celtic(POLLED),
	deep(POLLED),
	dri2(POLLED),
	instem(POLLED),
	iunet(POLLED),
	linx(POLLED),
	lppl(POLLED),
	macinac(POLLED),
	micro(POLLED),
	mistik(POLLED),
	mudos(POLLED),
	netmeg(POLLED),
	nucleus(POLLED),
	perot(POLLED),
	plex-1(POLLED),
	rel(POLLED),
	sycom(POLLED),
	teemc(POLLED),
	tre(POLLED),
	trwvssi(POLLED),
	ursus(POLLED),
	uuleo(POLLED),
	vtrm01(POLLED),
	wyn386(POLLED)
Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Newsgroups: mi.map
Subject: map for rmsun
Date: 5 Sep 92 15:39:37 GMT
Distribution: mi
Organization: Michigan Mail Police

#N	rmsun
#F	medar.com
#S	Sun 4/60, SunOS 4.1.1
#O	(NONE)
#C	Robert M. Morse
#E	uunet!medar!rmsun!postmaster, uunet!medar!rmsun!rmorse
#T	+1 313 535 9408
#P	15816 Wakenden, Redford, Mi. 48239
#L	42 23 30 N / 83 18 50 W
#R	Software/Hardware Engineer
#W	uunet!medar!rmsun!rmorse (Robert M. Morse); Sat Sep  5 11:38:59 EDT 1992
#
rmsun	medar(DEMAND), cozmo(DEMAND), taysar(POLLED)
Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for destroyer
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 22:53:42 GMT

#N	destroyer
#S	Sun 4/350; SunOS 4.1.1
#O	The University of Michigan, Information Technology Division
#C	Wes Craig, Bryan Beecher
#E	destroyer!uucp (Wes Craig), destroyer!usenet (Bryan Beecher)
#T	+1 313 764 2278 (Wes Craig), +1 313 747 4050 (Bryan Beecher)
#P	535 W. William St.; Ann Arbor, MI; 48103-4943
#L	42 17 00 N / 83 44 45 W city
#U	terminator wsu-cs uunet
#U	lopez
#U	iunet plex-1 mudos angelos tygra mcnnet monitor jafus
#W	destroyer!wes (Wes Craig); Tue Sep  8 18:23:12 EDT 1992
#
#	Our machines
#
destroyer = mailrus
destroyer	sharkey(LOCAL),
		terminator(LOCAL)
#
#	TCP sites
#
destroyer	heifetz(DEDICATED),
		mtu(DEDICATED),
		uunet(DEDICATED),
		wsu-cs(DEDICATED)
#
#	Backbone uucp sites
#
destroyer	cfctech(HOURLY*2),
		iunet(HOURLY),
		lopez(HOURLY*4),
		mcnnet(DEMAND),
		medar(DEMAND),
		mudos(DIRECT+FAST),
		plex-1(HOURLY)
#
#	Leaf uucp sites
#
destroyer	angelos(POLLED),
		arbortext(HOURLY),
		clmqt(HOURLY*4),
		dexter(POLLED),
		dgsi(DAILY),
		eurynome(HOURLY),
		fog(DAILY/3),
		ganglion(DIRECT+FAST),
		inquiry(HOURLY),
		jafus(HOURLY*3),
		kitenet(DAILY),
		monitor(DAILY/3),
		mousetrap(DAILY/3),
		netmeg(DIRECT),
		nucleus(POLLED),
		ombrage(DEMAND),
		qflag(POLLED),
		randomness(DAILY),
		rel(HOURLY),
		rsi(DAILY),
		shade(HOURLY),
		spirit(POLLED),
		sycom(POLLED),
		tygra(DAILY),
		upose(DIRECT),
		wa8tzg(WEEKLY),
		wyn386(HOURLY)

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for egansys
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 23:01:39 GMT

#N	egansys
#S	Mac IIci;7.0.1 (uAccess)
#O	Egan Systems
#C	Al Egan
#E	al@egansys
#T	+1 313 881 7694
#P	29 Roslyn Road, Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan 48236-1320
#L	42 26 30 N / 082 52 45 W
#W	egansys!al (Al Egan); Tue Sep 8 11:36:05 EDT 1992
#U	wsu-cs
#
egansys	wsu-cs(DIRECT+FAST)

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for clmqt
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1992 10:28:47 GMT

#N	clmqt
#S	IBM PC/AT; IBM PC XENIX 2.00.3
#O	Enterprise Information System
#C	Scott Reynolds
#E	clmqt!postmaster
#T	+1 906 228 4382
#P	1008 W Ridge St #6, Marquette, MI 49855
#L	46 35 N / 87 27 W
#U	lopez
#W	clmqt!scott (Scott Reynolds); Sun Sep  6 23:57:52 EDT 1992
clmqt =	clmqt.marquette.mi.us
clmqt	lopez(DIRECT), destroyer(HOURLY*4), sharkey(DEAD)

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for clif
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 01:41:21 GMT

#N	clif, clif.ypsi.mi.us
#S	386 clone, Microport SysV.3
#F	hela.iti.org, sharkey.cc.umich.edu
#O	Clif Flynt
#C	Clif Flynt
#E	clif@clif.ypsi.mi.us
#T	+1 313 487 6438
#P	1135 Lori St, Ypsilanti, MI  48198
#L	42 18 N / 83 45 W city
#R	Personal Machine, Clif Flynt, consultant
#U	mbsun comnet 
#W	clif@clif.ypsi.mi.us; Sun Sep 13 09:59:03 EDT 1992
#
clif =	clif.ypsi.mi.us
clif    lokkur(WEEKLY*4), dtlewis(POLLED), m-net(DAILY/4),
        node(POLLED), hela(DAILY/4), inquiry(POLLED), 
	mcmac(POLLED), comnet(POLLED), cquest(POLLED),
	netmeg(POLLED), mbsun(DAILY/6), spencer(POLLED), upose(DAILY),

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for stratsft
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 22:55:31 GMT

#N	stratsft
#S	Intel 80386; Sys V rel 3.2 UNIX
#O	Strategic Software
#C	Dwayne Bailey
#E	stratsft!postmaster
#T	+1 313 758 8153
#P	14209 Dixie, Redford, MI 48239-2803
#L	42 23 33 N / 83 17 52 W
#R	Strategic Software is a one-man Consulting/Software development shop
#U	mika cfctech
#W	stratsft!dwayne (Dwayne A. Bailey); Tue Sep 08 21:54:49 EDT 1992
#
stratsft	mika(DIRECT+FAST), cmc1722(DEMAND), cfctech(HOURLY+FAST)

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for dri2
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1992 22:43:13 GMT

#N	dri2
#S	80486/50; UNIX SystemV Rel 4 V2.2 (Dell)
#O	Dynamic Results, Inc.
#C	Ron Colcernian
#E	vela!dri2!rcc
#T	+1 313 642 1890 Evenings +1 313 673 7090
#P     	219 Elm Street (Suite B1), Birmingham, Michigan 48009
#L	42 34 N / 83 25 W city
#R	
#W	dri2!rcc  (Ronald C. Colcernian); Sat Sep 12 12:39:03 EDT 1992
#U	cfctech vela
#
dri2	vela(DAILY),
	cfctech(DAILY)

Newsgroups: mi.map
From: uucpmap@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Subject: map for cmc1722
Organization: Michigan Mail Police
Distribution: mi
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 22:55:58 GMT

#N	cmc1722
#S	Intel 80386; SCO Unix
#O	Chrysler Corporation Service Systems
#C	Dwayne Bailey
#E	cmc1722!postmaster
#T	+1 313 758 8153
#P	25999 Lawrence Avenue, Centerline, MI 48015
#L	42 23 33 N / 83 17 52 W
#R	This entry replaces cmc1736, which is no longer on line
#R	Please remove any reference to cmc1736, as this node no longer exists!
#U	
#W	stratsft!dwayne (Dwayne A. Bailey); Tue Sep 08 21:54:16 EDT 1992
#
cmc1722	mika(DEMAND), stratsft(DEMAND)
From: gilgalad@sparky.eecs.umich.edu (Ralph Seguin)
Newsgroups: mi.wanted,misc.wanted,misc.forwale.wanted,misc.forsale,umich.for_sale,rec.bicycles.misc,rec.bicycles.marketplace,rec.bicycles
Subject: Re: WANTED: mountain bike and info
Date: 9 Sep 92 22:36:02 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: University of Michigan EECS Dept., Ann Arbor


Hi.  A friend and I are both looking at purchasing mountain bikes.
My price limit is about $700, and his up to $1000.  We'd like to get
new bikes, but we are open to offers on used bikes in excellent condition.
What we'd like to find out is:

-opinions, gripes, ...
-is it worth the extra $200 to go with Deore DX over Deore LX?
-Is suspension front fork worth it?
-which frame has a better ride (religious issue) :  Alum, Carbon Fiber, Steel?
-...

The bike models we are interested in are:

-Trek 950, 7000, 8000, 970, 990, carbon fiber frame
-Cannondale 500, 700, 1000
-Specialized StumpJumper, RockHopper
-any suggestions?
Newsgroups: mi.news
From: ed@terminator.cc.umich.edu (Ed Anselmo)
Subject: Re: UUCP map question
Reply-To: anselmo@nic.near.net
Organization: NEARnet, Cambridge, MA
Distribution: mi
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 21:33:18 GMT

It's all in the pathalias(8) man page, available at your favorite
pathalias archive site, like citi.umich.edu:pub/honey/pathalias/pathalias.Z

          LOCAL       25   (local-area network connection)
          DEDICATED   95   (high speed dedicated link)
          DIRECT     200   (toll-free call)
          DEMAND     300   (long-distance call)
          HOURLY     500   (hourly poll)
          EVENING   1800   (time restricted call)
          DAILY     5000   (daily poll, also called POLLED)
          WEEKLY   30000   (irregular poll)

     In addition, DEAD is a very large number (effectively infin-
     ite), HIGH and LOW are -5 and +5 respectively, for baud-rate
     or quality bonuses/penalties, and FAST is -80, for adjusting
     costs  of  links  that  use  high-speed  (9.6 Kbaud or more)
     modems.  These symbolic costs represent an imperfect measure
     of  bandwidth,  monetary cost, and frequency of connections.
     For most mail traffic,  it  is  important  to  minimize  the
     number  of hosts in a route, thus, e.g., HOURLY * 24 is much
     larger than DAILY. If no cost is given, a default of 4000 is
     used.

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