BITLIST VOL-2 NO-2                                            AUGUST 30, 1985
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A weekly list of active servers, conference machines and electronic magazines
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ｪｪｪ>  Please send additions or deletions to Chris Condon BITLIB@YALEVMX  ｪｪｪ

Active file servers:

BITSERVE@CUNYVM    - City University of New York
CANSERVE@CANADA01  - University of Guelph
CSNEWS@MAINE       - University of Maine
KERMSRV@CUVMA      - Kermit Users Server, Columbia University
MACSERVE@BITNIC    - Macintosh Users Server, Bitnet Support Center
NETSERV@CEARN      - Centre Europeen de Recherche Nucleaire
NETSERV@DEARN      - Centre Europeen de Recherche Nucleaire
NICSERVE@BITNIC    - Bitnet Support Center
SERVER@TAMCBA      - Texas A & M College of Business Administration
SERVER@UOGUELPH    - University of Guelph
VMBBOARD@WEIZMANN  - Weizmann Institute of Science

Active database servers:

DATABASE@BITNIC    - Bitnet Support Center

The Grandiose Server Network:

GRAND@BITNIC       - Bitnet Support Center
GRAND@CUNYVM       - City University of New York
GRAND@QUEENS       - Queens College

Active name servers:

BITSERVE@CUNYVM    - City University of New York
CSNEWS@MAINE       - University of Maine
FINGER@CUVMA       - Columbia University
VMNAMES@WEIZMANN   - Weizmann Institute of Science

Active chat machines:

FKAI@DS0RUS1I      - University of Stuttgart
FORUM@BITNIC       - Bitnet Support Center
HELPDESK@TAMVM1    - Texas A & M University
SERVER@TAMCBA      - Texas A & M College of Business Administration
ZRZR@DS0RUS1I      - University of Stuttgart

The Relay Conference Machine Network:

RELAY@BITNIC       - Bitnet Support Center
RELAY@NCSUVM       - North Carolina State University
UTCSERVE@UTCVM     - Univerity of Tennessee at Chattanooga
PSUG@VPIVM2        - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
RELAY@YALEVM       - Yale University Computer Center
RELAY@DKTC11       - Copenhagen Technical College
RELAY@JPNSUT10     - Science University of Tokyo
MAS@CORNELLC       - Cornell University
TRRLP11@TECHNION   - Technion - Haifa
8350428@UWAVM      - University of Washington
CXBOB@ASUACAD      - Arizona State University
ENE11S@DE0HRZ1A    - Universitaet Essen
K797110@CZHRZU1A   - Zurich University
NETRELAY@FRECP11   - Ecole Centrale de Paris
D425A08@BMACADM    - Manhattan Community College
RELAY@NCSUVM       - North Carolina State University

Electronic Magazines:

*Note: Subscription information, if any, is included in the magazine, not here.

BITLIST            - Back issues available from SERVER@TAMCBA
FSFNET             - Back issues available from NMCS025@MAINE and SERVER@TAMCBA
NUTWORKS           - Back issues available from CSNEWS@MAINE
VM/COM             - Back issues available from CSNEWS@MAINE

ARPANET Digests available from VMBBOARD@WEIZMANN:

AILIST DIGEST
CSNET-FORUM DIGEST
DEFENSE DATA NETWORK DIGEST
HUMAN-NETS DIGEST
INFO-GRAPHICS DIGEST
INFO-IBMPC DIGEST
INFO-KERMIT DIGEST
INFO-NETS DIGEST
PHYSICS DIGEST
PROLOG DIGEST
SECURITY DIGEST
SF-LOVERS DIGEST
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING DIGEST
WORKS DIGEST


>>>B I T N O T E S>>>   This Week: Too Much

If things keep up like this the RELAY network is going to rate its' own
magazine.  Yes, folks, with this issue RELAYs outnumber every other
category...

By the way (he said sheepishly) that RELAY@JNPSUT10 is really RELAY@JPNSUT10.
Sorry.

Oh, and thanks to Robert Morecock for pointing it out to me.

Thanks also to Christian of the RELAY machine at Zurich for showing me how
badly I had mangled the spelling of NETSERV@CEARNs location.  Compare the
spelling in this issue with the last one.  I am certainly no foreign language
whiz.

I have been getting some nice pieces of mail lately requesting that I put
people on a mailing list.  Unfortunately, I have no mailing list except for
SERVER@TAMCBA and a few people that I thought would like it. HOWEVER,
if somebody out there has an exec that will take care of the mailing for
me then hey, there will be a mailing list.  I just don't have it in me
to type SHIP JOE@BLOWVM BITLIST 2-1 thirty times.  Can somebody help me out?

On a more morbid note, school is starting.  That makes the BITLIST a tertiary
priority for me, behind school and work.  Translated into concrete terms, I
have no idea whether I will be able to release a BITLIST every week, or even
every two weeks.  I'll put forth the best effor I can without killing my
grades.  Good luck this semester.  I'm in need of it myself...

Virtually;

Chris