NODE c2c01d21ATM ftp?
Ophir Ronen (RHO) <a-ophirr@microsoft.com>Thu, 17 Feb 94 11:15:26 PST
<faint shimmering gradually solidifying into...>
Me.
Well friends and neighbors, due to the high demand for the ATM tutorial, who
has an anonymous ftp site that I can put the text file into? Enclosed is my
public key for anyone that needs it.
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<solid form dissolving into shimmering flecks of light>
-Ophir
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Ophir Ronen <a-ophirr@microsoft.com>
KeyID 1024/54FF05 1994/02/16
Key fingerprint = EA BF 5C 85 F6 C3 A7 8E AA 48 2A AC B9 BC 4B D2
"So long and thanks for all the phish"
NODE d26b354fRe: ATM ftp?
pckizer@tamu.edu (Philip Kizer)Thu, 17 Feb 94 21:15:31 PST
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> Well friends and neighbors, due to the high demand for the ATM tutorial, who
> has an anonymous ftp site that I can put the text file into? Enclosed is my
> public key for anyone that needs it.
OK...Ophir has put this file on ftp.tamu.edu, and I moved it to a suitable
location.
I put it in ftp://ftp.tamu.edu/pub/documents/atmtutor.txt.gz
(and we're using the wuarchive ftpd, so it can be
retreived uncompressed by leaving off the ".gz")
Enjoy,
pc
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PS: pgp key by finger pckizer@ns.tamu.edu; follow instructions
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