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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 18:09:59 EST
From:         "The Postman Always ..." <SPOST@NASAGISS.GISS.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      Mail acknowledgements not being received anymore

I think this started when we moved to VM TCPIP (FAL) V2R2 from V1R2.

Used to be that when a user sent mail to an internet host, our SMTP
would reply when the mail was transferred to the host, and, usually,
the host would reply when the mail was delivered to the user.

This is no more.  Do I need to rewrite the default "rules" for our
SMTP to recover the old behavior?  (Note that our mail user agent,
Ricemail, puts the sender's bitnet address in the X-Acknowledge
field.  When I forced Ricemail to use our internet address, then
SMTP did what it used to.)  What changed?

Naturally, thanks .. in advance ..

Ken Bell (SYKLB@NASAGISS * SYKLB@NASAGISS.GISS.NASA.GOV * 212-678-5545)
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 10:33:55 CST
From:         Richard Peurifoy <X229RP@TAMVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: FTP Problem - AS/400 to MVS TCP/IP

On Tue, 12 Jan 1993 11:18:00 EST Alice Jackson said:
>We are running the MVS/370 version of TCP/IP 1.1.0.  A user FTP's
>to our system from an AS/400, and does a change directory and PUT
>with the following results:
>
>    CD HRST
>    "'userid.HRST.'" is working directory name prefix
>
>    PUT  compp/test.test  'hrst.test'
>    Storing data set  userid.HRST.HRST.TEST
>
>It appears that the AS/400 is stripping off the quotes.  Has anyone
>else seen this problem?  Any ideas where to look?

I had a similar problem FTPing from an old VM TCP/IP to MVS. It has
been a while, but I think I got around it by using either two or
three quotes. This may work on the AS/400 too.

   PUT compp/test.test  ''hrst.test''

Richard
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From: jkellett@iat.holonet.net (Joe Kellett)
Subject: Experiences w/ Interlink's MVS TCP/IP?
Organization: HoloNet National Internet Access BBS: 510-704-1058/modem
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 02:38:19 GMT

I have been following the discussion of IBM's TCP/IP stack for MVS.  Does
anyone have any experiences/comments on Interlink's implementation?

Thanks.

Joe Kellett
Mervyn's Department Stores
510-727-3248
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 16:35:03 CST
From:         Landy Manderson <USTS034@UABDPO.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Underscores in host names

It is my understanding that underscores in hostnames are not valid.
Underscores in the username part are valid, and are processed correctly.

On Fri, 8 Jan 1993 16:20:00 CST you said:
>We're still running v1.2.2 of TCP/IP on our VM/SP 5.0 system, with
>no current plans to upgrade TCP/IP until we convert to VM/XA.  We've
>recently seen SMTP complain about mail from a host whose name
>contains an underscore.  Our other VM systems programmer and myself
>vaguely recall that this problem *was* once a problem with VM
>SMTP but was fixed in a subsequent release.  Is our recollection
>correct?  If not, when will it be fixed, or is the fault with the
>host name itself?
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 15:46:14 -0800
From:         Byron Chun <byron@SFSUVAX1.SFSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Automatic Account Allocations

We have a similar home grown system which does the same thing.  We also
have to check after the end of the "official" drop period for students
who did not pay their fees, and thus are not eligible.  Our database
portion is in Oracle, with a feed from our student information database.

Your approach is similar to ours, captured account, that sort of thing.
Additionally, our staff also checks the student ID of the person who turns
in the account request form (student ID verification, signature
verification) so that we can hold the student accountable for what goes on
in the account (at least that is the theory).  So far, we have not seen
any major abuse (sale of computer time, running a business,...) on the system.

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On Wed, 6 Jan 1993, Dwight King wrote:

> I have a unique question. I have a program that is written in C. This
> program is used by the Computer Center here on Campus to grant students
> accounts on the systems that are available. The student simply logs on to
> the machine that they wish to work on (UNIX, VAX, Mainframe) using the ID
> of accounts. This is a captive account that asks them for their Social
> Security Number and their birth date. Then with this information the
> captive account verifies their enrollment as a student on a central
> database. If they are enrolled then the captive account then creates them
> an account on that system.
>
> What I am interested in finding out is if there is a commercial product
> that would do the same thing or something similar?
>
> I thank you for the responses before hand.
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 09:25:26 EST
From:         Randy Schirmer <RSCHIRME@WCU.BITNET>
Subject:      FTPSERVE Authority

 We're running FTP for VM V2R2 and have found that the CWD command does not
 seem to accept the link password for the minidisk you want as your working
 directory. I wasn't sure what mode FTPSERVE was trying to link in so I set all
 passwords the same. I also made sure that the passwords that I sent were
 capitals, I believe FTP commands are case sensitive. Does amyone know why the
 link passwords are being ignored? To work around this, I created a user rule
 tp allow FTPSERVE link access to a particular disk with the option NOPASS.
 However, that makes my disk accessible by ANYONE in an FTP session. This
 really is not acceptable and I have placed a call to IBM. Is there a
 configuration option that I am missing somewhere? Thanks.


                    Randy Schirmer
                    West Chester University
                    West Chester, PA
                    215-436-3242
                    RSCHIRME@WCU
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 15:06:11 MST
From:         "Taryn L. Westergaard" <TARYN@ARIZVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Secondary Nameserver on VM

I'm having problems setting up a secondary nameserver on my VM system, running
TCP/IP V2R2.0.  I suspect something not quite right in either my master data
file or the NSMAIN DATA file.  I want ARIZVM1.CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU to be a
secondary nameserver for ARIZONA.EDU.  The zone transfers work ok, but I'm
having problems with the name resolution being provided to clients.  When the
client needs a name resolved outside of the ARIZONA.EDU domain, it will succeed
once and then fail with "unknown host".  Does anyone see an obvious error in
my files (included here)?  Thanks.

* Taryn L. Westergaard           BITNET:   taryn@arizvm1
* Systems Programmer, Principal  INTERNET: taryn@arizona.edu
* University of Arizona, CCIT    PHONE:    (602) 621-2996


;*** NSMAIN DATA *******************************************
;
PRIMARY 0.0.127.IN-ADDR.ARPA   VM
;                               ; Use authoritative tables VM0 & VM1
SECONDARY arizona.edu          AZ  128.196.128.233
SECONDARY 196.128.IN-ADDR.ARPA AZR 128.196.128.233
;                               ; Transfer domain data for ccit.arizona.edu
;                               ; into tables AZ0 & AZ1 and for
;                               ; 120.196.128.IN-ADDR.ARPA into tables
;                               ; AZR0 & AZR1 from 128.196.128.233
;
NEGATIVECACHING                 ; The NS will store negative query answers
STANDARDQUERYCACHE     100      ; The number of Standard queries to cache
INTERMEDIARYQUERYCACHE  50      ; The number of Intermediary queries to cache
INVERSEQUERYCACHE        5      ; The number of Inverse queries to cache
DATABASEQUERYCACHE       5      ; The number of Data Base queries to cache
;
;
LRUTIME                300      ; Time an entry must be in the cache before it
;                               ; can be replaced by the LRU algorithm
HOSTNAMECASE         UPPER      ; Hostnames in the SQL tables are in uppercase
DOMAINNAMEPORT          53      ; Listen on port N, default is 53
UDPONLY                         ; Use UDP only when contacting a remote NS
UDPRETRYINTERVAL         5      ; After N seconds, try next remote NS
; NORECURSION                   ; Prevents NS from performing recursion
MSGNOH                          ; Specifies the NS use CP MSGNOH, not CP MSG
SMSGUSERFILE    VALIDUSR EXEC * ; SMSG userid authorization file
TRACE           QUEUE           ; Display query origination and query name


;*** MASTER DATA *******************************************
$ORIGIN    ARIZVM1.CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU.
@          IN  SOA    LOCALHOST. POSTMAST.LOCALHOST.  (
                           1.1            ;serial
                           21600          ;refresh
                           3600           ;retry
                           3600000        ;expire
                           86400 )        ;minimum ttl
           IN  NS     LOCALHOST.
1          IN  PTR    LOCALHOST.
LOCALHOST. IN  A      127.0.0.1
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 16:13:00 PST
From:         Leonard D Woren <LDW@USCMVSA.BITNET>
Subject:      mvs nfs vsam (was Re: ftp-vsam)

On Sun, 10 Jan 1993 01:38:00 GMT,
   Steve Bacher <SEB1525@MVS.DRAPER.COM> said:
> (Btw, I'm still waiting for an explanation of what it means to have
> a VSAM file exported via NFS.  What can Unix systems do with it?)

Since I seem to be one of the only people actually running MVSNFS, I
decided to try this.  On MVS I defined a KSDS in my nfs-mounted
namespace, and repro'd some stuff into it.  From unix, it appears
empty.  So on unix I cp'd something into it, and it still appeared
empty on unix.  I give up; it seems pointless anyway, although, like
Steve, I am curious as to why it's supported and how it could be used.

/Leonard
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 15:45:00 EDT
From:         POBASIH@SNYESCVA.BITNET
Subject:      RE: Non/Partial Residence MBA Programs

You may want to try the University of Arizona. If you subscribe to
PRODIGY try "JUMP LEARNING or EDUCATION" you will get some information
about their program. You may also want to try the Union Institute at
Cincinnatti Ohio. I am not sure that they have an MBA program but I
heard that the school is well recognized for a non-traditional school.
Good luck!


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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 19:20:00 EST
From:         Mahesh S Koppula <mkoppula@MAGNUS.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>
Subject:      Info. requested Inland Ports
              Venkatasubramanian" at Jan 11, 93 8:19 pm

Hi!

I am collecting information for a project on Greater Columbus (Ohio) Inland
Port.  The famous Logistician Prof. Bernard Lalonde is the Professor for this
subject called "Field Problems in Logistics".

If anyone has suggestions or information on this subject ("Inland Ports") like
 info on any earlier PhD dissertations/Master's thesis or surveys, please send
me by e-mail or post to others if it is likely to be of interest to others on
the list.

Thanks.
Mahesh S Koppula
E-mail (Internet): KOPPULA.1@OSU.EDU
MBA Class of 1993
The Ohio State University.
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 14:15:10 CST
From:         "D. Kirk Darnell" <IANR009@UNLVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Non/Partial Residence MBA Programs

First, let me appologize for posting this inquiry here.  However, I could
find no better avenue to reach several experts on MBA programs.

I'm looking for some suggestions on MBA programs that are offered on-line
or require little or no residency (i.e. tailored to the executive).  I
would appreciate it if you could also include the contact person.  Thanks
in advance.  Feel free to e-mail me directly instead of continuing an
off-topic thread.

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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 20:54:25 EST
From:         Mahesh S Koppula <mkoppula@MAGNUS.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>
Subject:      Inland Ports - Info. requested.
              Does it really matter?? *" at Jan 8, 93 11:33 am

Hi!

I am in the full-time MBA program at The Ohio State University (OSU). For a
class in Logistics under the famous Prof. Bernard Lalonde, a class in field
studies is being offered. (There are no regular classes but one has to form a
group (in my group there is just one more student) which will be given a
current topic to work on for the benefit of either a company or community.

Our topic is "Inland Port of Greater Columbus area" (Columbus, Ohio).  Can some
one who has done similar work suggest sources of reference (like a Ph.D.
dissertation on related subject etc) other than U.S. Customs, U.S. Dept. of
Commerce etc.  We will, in the next couple of weeks prepare a survey and
send/take it to leading importers/exporters in the region to access five year
prior activity, forecasts, their (firms' executives) suggestions, opinions on
infrastructure etc.  If anyone has better info, please share with us. Please do
not hold back saying "they must already know it".
Thanks.
Mahesh S Koppula
E-mail: (INTERNET):   KOPPULA.1@OSU.EDU
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 11:33:37 EST
From:         * Does it really matter?? * <MABBC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Greetings and a question...

Greetings all,

    I am new to the list....My name is Anthony Black and I am a senior
at Brooklyn College in Brooklyn NY...My major is Computer & Information
Science and in 1 semester I will have my B.S. in it....I am taking my
GMAT in about a week and a day and I know that I want an MBA in
International Business...That's the easy part...Now the hard part is
deciding exactly what the major focus will be....I was thinking finance
or marketing but I'm not sure about which one or even if any of those
will be satisfactory...

     This is where the question comes...Is it possible for y'all to
give me a brief overview of what might the advantages & disadvantages of
each are...Not to flood the list with maybe old info. is it possible
for y'all to mail your responses to me...

     Also, hi to you, Debra and Cortez....remember me??

Thanks in advance..


Peace,

Black..

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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 13:28:00 EDT
From:         HERNITER@HARTFORD.BITNET
Subject:      Subscription

susbscribe mba-l Bruce Herniter
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From: durai@ortta.umn.edu (Durai Venkatasubramanian)
Subject: What is this list about ?
Organization: U of Mn
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 20:19:16 GMT

anyone out there wondering (like me) what this group is all about ?  has 
been dormant since i subsribed.  does it have anything to do with mbas at 
all ?
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From:         JULIUS ARIAIL <SOLIBJA@GSVMS2.CC.GASOU.EDU>
Subject:      RE: LEXIS/NEXIS Educational Subscription

Is the requirement to sign this agreement coming from Mead Data or
from the Univ of Miami? We also have Lexis running on our library LAN,
and we control access by putting up a warning notice on an intro
screen that use of Lexis is restricted to students and faculty for
noncommercial purposes.  At the time, that was sufficient for Mead Data.
Has something else come up?

Julius Ariail, Director of Libraries
Georgia Southern University
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(oops, that should be solibja@gsvms2.... above)
From: gbtaylor@lictor.acsu.buffalo.edu (Kyrabeth)
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Subject: Dunn & Brad/Dunn&Broad
Date: 8 Jan 93 20:48:00 GMT
Organization: University at Buffalo
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

Please send all replies to 
  gbtaylor@acsu.buffalo.edu

I am posting this for a friend, who wishes to find 
information on how to access, on-line, any information put 
out by this Dunn & Brad (or maybe called Dunn & Broad).  I 
am not familiar with this service, and my friend could not 
remember the correct name.  

Does anyone know more on this service than I do?  Please 
post to the group; I will be reading for a while, looking 
for responses.

Does anyone know how to access its information online?  
Please send responses to:
	gbtaylor@acsu.buffalo.edu

Please do not reply directly to this message; I don't have 
the quota and it isn't for me.

Thank you in advance!
g
From: LIBCFB@SUVM.BITNET (Carl Braun)
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Subject: new business index cd
Date: 6 Jan 93 01:32:37 GMT
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I cannot speak directly to this index, but I have had similar problems
with IAC dropping off older information when it released newer Investext
disks.  We wrote an assignment for students to use the Investext disk and
had to scrap the assignment because the new disk did not include much of
the information we wrote the assignment for.

Carl Braun
Syracuse University Library
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From: aldridge@netcom.com (Jacquelyn Aldridge)
Subject: Re: LEXIS vs WESTLAW
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest) 
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1993 06:48:35 GMT



	Now that WESTLAW  has instituted a natural language querying
interface has anyone had any experience on it? Do you think it better or
worse than LEXIS. 

	Any information would be appreciated. 

Jackie Aldridge

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From:         DJUI@UMIAMI.BITNET
Subject:      LEXIS/NEXIS Educational Subscription

Currently, the University of Miami has an educational subscription to
LEXIS/NEXIS and would like to ask the students to sign an agreement form
stating that they will only use LEXIS/NEXIS for educational research and
not for commercial purposes.

If anyone else is asking their faculty and/or students to sign such an
agreement, could you send me a copy?

Replies can be sent to:  DJUI@UMIAMI.IR.MIAMI.EDU

Many thanks!

Doris Jui
Asst. Business Librarian
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From:         rbntjc@ROHMHAAS.COM
Subject:      Industry Usage of Internet?

Folks,

Our company is in the process of gathering information on Internet
usage by other companies, especially other chemical companies.

o  Is anyone willing to share their experiences, successes, and
   usage patterns regarding the Internet?

o  What are the value-added benefits of using the Internet for
   your Research and Business?

o  What are the biggest challenges facing you, the providers of
   Internet services?

o  How difficult has it been to change your particular corporate or
   Information Technology / Information Services cultures to embrace
   this "brave new world" view?

Any and all help is appreciated.  Thanks for reading.  Please reply
directly if possible.

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From:         "Systems Coordinator ... 855-1958" <JMARME@UCS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Moody's vs. Disclosure

We "test-drove" Moody's for a month about a year ago, and had much
negative reaction from patrons.  We had (and still have) competing products
like Compact D/SEC, Dialog on Disc's Standard & Poor's and Lotus OneSource's
CD/Corporate, but our users' comments were that Moody's was "harder to use"
and contained less information than the other three.  I seem to recall
a third disadvantage:  I believe that Moody's limited your ability to
pick and choose fields to display, print or download.  As I recall, much
of the data was "unfielded";  what was searchable or displayable as
discrete fields in the others was not in Moody's.  Since our users often
need to extract just certain fields to manipulate later with dBase or
Lotus 1-2-3, this would certainly make us think twice before cancelling
one of the existing three to buy Moody's.

I haven't tried Moody's International but I imagine that it's not as
good as Compact D's WorldScope.

Jay Marme'
Indiana University-Bloomington
Business/SPEA Library
jmarme@ucs.indiana.edu
(812) 855-1958
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