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This might be interesting...

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NODE 4473cb1bThis might be interesting...
Do an AltaVista Query on:

	url:bmh.com crypto*
NODE 3eadd82cRe: This might be interesting...
On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, Anonymous wrote:

> Do an AltaVista Query on:
> 
> 	url:bmh.com crypto*

Mmmmm.  Mmmmm.  Mmmmmm.  Looks pretty tasty.  Those boys and girls at BMH
obviously have fun jobs. 

Anyone have a password for this site?  The links look cool, but you can't
get at 'em without a password or a hack...

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NODE aba89338Re: This might be interesting...
At 1:15 PM -04006/20/96, you wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, Anonymous wrote:
>
> > Do an AltaVista Query on:
> >
> > 	url:bmh.com crypto*
>
> Mmmmm.  Mmmmm.  Mmmmmm.  Looks pretty tasty.  Those boys and girls at BMH
> obviously have fun jobs.
>
> Anyone have a password for this site?  The links look cool, but you can't
> get at 'em without a password or a hack...

Found out how to get a password. Sort of. I explored some of the site and
found this page http://www.bmh.com/ARPA/SynthEnv.html down at the bottom it
says:

Access to the password protected sections of our K/A database may be
obtained by request to
Debbie Adair. Please send an e-mail message explaining your need for
access. Be sure to include a
day time phone number and any pertinent information regarding your
employer/command.
<adair@bmh.com>


I guess it might be military only.



Joseph Sokol-Margolis
joseph@genome.wi.mit.edu
Systems Administrator
NODE 68cf06a0Re: This might be interesting...
Joseph Sokol-Margolis wrote:
> 
> At 1:15 PM -04006/20/96, you wrote:
> > On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, Anonymous wrote:
> >
> > > Do an AltaVista Query on:
> > >
> > >     url:bmh.com crypto*
> >
> > Mmmmm.  Mmmmm.  Mmmmmm.  Looks pretty tasty.  Those boys and girls at BMH
> > obviously have fun jobs.
> >
> > Anyone have a password for this site?  The links look cool, but you can't
> > get at 'em without a password or a hack...

The /ARPA/misc directory is accessible.

 
> I guess it might be military only.

Somehow I doubt this ...


Found in http://www.bmh.com/ARPA/Development_Intro.html:

- These documents are unclassified and in draft format. They will be updated quarterly
- and issued in a final version at the time the software is validated. Please refer any
- questions, comments, or recommendations to:

I don't think these pages are anything to get excited about (although
of course it won't surprise me if some journalist gets excited)


Gary
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