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Tue Mar 23 14:56:20 1982
Arpanet mailing list directory
Here follows what should be a complete list of all the mailing lists
to be found on the ARPANET. Some of these are forwarded to the USENET
as fa. groups, and others are shared as net. groups via SRI-UNIX.
I urge that USENET members not mail the moderators of these digests
to get themselves put on these lists - rather they should put an inquiry
out on the USENET about getting them forwarded to the rest of the net
through one of the linkup sites that is willing. There are two ways
of having a group shared. To do this, there must be a site on both the
arpanet and the USENET. The group can be shared either by a one way
gateway or a two way one. An alias must be set up on a gateway machine
and that alias must be put on the arpanet mailing list. This alias should
feed to inews. Messages the other way can be done by mail as the arpanauts
do it, or an entry can be made in the sys file of the gateway machine to
pipe news items through a shell script into mail to the digest, as long as
it can be insured that such items do not loop back.
Date: 16 Feb 1982 2135-PST
From: Zellich at OFFICE-3 (Rich Zellich) - -
To: MAILING-LIST COORDINATORS:
Cc: Zellich
Thanks to all of you who responded to my request for verification of
your mailing-list entries; it was much appreciated, and will be very
helpful to others using the file.
As a reminder, the publicly-accessible file containing all the mailing-
lists, digests, etc. that I know about is kept on OFFICE-3 in file
<ALMSA>INTEREST-GROUPS.TXT. OFFICE-3 supports the net "standard"
ANONYMOUS login with password GUEST, ARPA, or whatever.
To all those whose mail systems choked on the presence of a Sender field
instead of a From field in my message, my apologies. If I had known so
many systems couldn't handle that, I would have taken the simple step of
manually adding a From field before transmitting each message. For the
near future, my message-sending system is being changed to use a
different FTP-interface mechanism - one which does not insist on
inserting a Sender field in every message; originally I had a choice of
including both fields even when they would be identical, or ignoring the
RFC733 discouragement on using Sender instead of From when only one
field was present, and decided in favor of brevity over good form.
Cheers,
Rich Zellich
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Last Update: 9 Mar 82
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ARMS-D at MIT-MC
Arms discussion group.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, etc., should be sent
to ARMS-D-REQUEST at MIT-MC.
Coordinator: ??
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
ARPANET-BBOARDS at MIT-AI
Redistribution address for all known BBoards on the ARPANET. Due to past
problems with messages deemed in bad taste by "the authorities", messages
sent to this address are manually screened (generally, every couple of days)
before being remailed to the BBoards.
Problems, questions, etc. can be addressed to ARPANET-BBOARDS-REQUEST at
MIT-AI.
Coordinator: Glenn S. Burke <GSB MIT-ML AT>
Astronomy Events <KOOLISH AT BBN-UNIX>
As mailing list for astronomical events and meeting announcements (mostly in
the Boston area). Items to be sent to the list are sent to koolish@BBN-UNIX
for forwarding. An attempt is being made to keep it from becoming full of
trivial messages, but new readers and valid input are welcome.
Coordinator: Dick Koolish <KOOLISH AT BBN-UNIX>
CHESS at SRI-UNIX
This newsgroup is shared with the UUCP-network. Contributions can be
submitted by sending to CHESS@SRI-UNIX (and also the aliases CHESS@MIT-MC
and CHESS@MIT-AI).
All queries and addition/deletion requests should be sent to CHESS-REQUEST
at SRI-UNIX (sending to CHESS-REQUEST on MC and AI forwards it correctly).
Coordinator: mclure at SRI-UNIX
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
CLUSTER at BRL
Discussion of DARCOM Cluster Computers, and related issues.
Coordinator: Mike Muuss <MIKE AT BRL>
CUBE-LOVERS at MIT-MC
The Rubik's Cube mailing-list. Much of the information in the Scientific
American article was presented in Cube-Lovers first; also many mathematical
discussions have taken place as well as the development of a cube notation
and various transformations used to solve it. Recently the discussion has
moved towards puzzling in general.
Messages are archived in the files
MIT-MC:ALAN;CUBE MAIL(0 1 2 ...)
with the most recent messages in
MIT-MC:ALAN;CUBE MAIL
All queries and addition/deletion requests should be sent to
CUBE-LOVERS-REQUEST at MIT-MC.
Coordinator: Alan Bawden <ALAN MIT-MC AT>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
EDITOR-PEOPLE at SU-SCORE (ARPANET)
ucbvax!editor-people (USENET)
Discussion of topics related to computerized text editing, display editors,
and human factors in man/machine interaction. The theoretical discussion is
catholic, but practical discussion focuses particularly on Tops-20 and Unix.
The discussion also appears on the Unix USENET distributed bulletin board.
An archive is on [SU-SCORE]PS:<ADMIN.JQJ>EDITORMAIL.TXT.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to EDITOR-PEOPLE-REQUEST at
SU-SCORE.
Coordinator: J.Q. Johnson <ADMIN.JQJ AT SU-SCORE>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
ENERGY at MIT-MC
Discussions on energy-related topics. Archives are kept in two sets of
files on MIT-MC - MC:OAF;ENERGY ARC<001,002,003> contains the old material
from the list, while newer material goes into the file MC:OAF;ENERGY RECENT.
Coordinator: Oded Anoaf Feingold <OAF MIT-MC AT>
H19-PEOPLE at MIT-MC
Discussion of the construction, use, and modification of H19 terminals as
well as H88/H89 computers.
The archives of old messages are kept on MIT-MC, in the files:
CRD;H19 MAIL
CRD;H19 MAIL1
CRD;H19 MAIL2
etc.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to H19-PEOPLE-REQUEST at MIT-MC.
Coordinator: Michael A. Patton <MAP AT MIT-AI>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
HEADER-PEOPLE at MIT-MC
Interest specifically in the format of message headers and related issues
such as inter-network mail formats/standards, etc.
Header-People messages are filed on MIT-MC:KSC;HEADER MINS [and MINS01,
MINS02, etc.]. The ones more than 3 years old have been "reaped" but could
be retrieved if anyone wants to see them.
Coordinator: David A. Moon <MOON MIT-MC AT>
HOME-SAT at MIT-AI
Interest in home earth satellite receivers, etc., as well as all aspects of
video technology. All past transactions of HOME-SAT mail may be found by
FTPing or typing the file on MIT-AI called: GEOFF;HOMSAT RECORD
Coordinators: Geoff at SRI-CSL and Jonathan Alan Solomon <JSOL AT USC-ECLB>
HUMAN-NETS at UTEXAS-20
(or at MIT-AI)
Mailing list originally consisting of the combined memberships of
INFO-PCNET, HOME-SAT, and TELETEXT mailing lists. Human-Nets has discussed
many topics, all of them related in some way to the theme of a world-wide
computer and telecommunications network usually called WorldNet. The topics
have ranged very widely, from something like tutorials, to state of the art
discussions, to rampant speculation about technology and its impact. The
list is extremely large, making it necessary to batch messages sent to the
list and distributing them once each day during off peak periods to avoid
overloading the system.
[For further information, see the 124-line "Welcome to Human-Nets"
message in OFFICE-3 public file <ALMSA>HUMAN-NETS-WELCOME.TXT]
Two sets of archives are maintained for the HUMAN-NETS mailing list. One is
a short term archive containing all material distributed in the last 7 days,
stored in temporal order. The other is a permanent archive containing all
the material distributed to the list. Due to size, this archive is broken
down into several different files,stored in reverse temporal order. The
file names and contents of the files are:
On MIT-AI:
COMMON;HUMAN_ NETS [last 7 days]
DUFFEY;_DATA_ HUMNET [current - V4 # 41]
On USC-ECLB:
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.012 [V4 # 40 - V4 # 1]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.011 [V3 #114 - V3 # 81]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.010 [V3 # 80 - V3 # 41]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.009 [V3 # 40 - V3 # 1]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.008 [V2 #178 - V2 #161]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.007 [V2 #160 - V2 #121]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.006 [V2 #120 - V2 # 81]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.005 [V2 # 80 - V2 # 41]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.004 [V2 # 40 - V2 # 1]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.003 [V1 #129 - V1 #101]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.002 [V1 #100 - V1 # 51]
BUG:<JSOL.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.001 [V1 # 50 - V1 # 1]
The material at MIT-AI can be accessed via FTP without logging in; the
material at USC-ECLB can be accessed via FTP by logging in as ANONYMOUS,
password ARPA.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to HUMAN-NETS-REQUEST at
UTEXAS-20 (or at MIT-AI).
Moderator: Mike Peeler <G.MDP AT UTEXAS-20>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-APPLE at MIT-AI
APPLE user's mailing list.
All queries and addition/deletion requests should be sent to
INFO-APPLE-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Coordinator: ??
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-ATARI at MIT-AI
Atari user's mailing list.
All queries and addition/deletion requests should be sent to
INFO-ATARI-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Coordinator: ??
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-AUDIO at MIT-AI
Audio design/construction discussion group.
All queries and addition/deletion requests should be sent to
INFO-AUDIO-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Coordinator: LLOYD at MIT-AI
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-BITGRAPH at MIT-MC
Information/discussion list for the BB&N BitGraph terminal.
Archive file is at: MIT-MC:DCP;INFO BITGRF
Coordinator: ??
INFO-CPM at MIT-MC
Information and discussion on the CP/M microcomputer operating system.
The most recent mail is stored in reverse chronological order in MC:CPM;CPM
ARCHIV. Older mail is kept in [DARCOM-KA]<MICRO>CPM.ARCHIV with the version
number being the date of the archive.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to INFO-CPM-REQUEST at MIT-MC.
Coordinator: Frank J. Wancho <FJW MIT-MC AT>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-EMPIRE at MIT-AI
Information and discussion on the EMPIRE game.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to INFO-EMPIRE-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Coordinator: ROBG at MIT-AI
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-LAW at USC-ECLB
(or at MIT-AI)
Interest in computers and law. Mail gets distributed after first being
manually screened. Process may involve returning to author for
clarification and/or other sanitization.
Archived messages are kept at:
newest messages: [ECLB]PS:<NYBERG.LAW>LAW.RECORD
older messages: [ECLB]PS:<NYBERG.LAW>LAW.ARCHIVE
oldest messages: [ECLB]PS:<NYBERG.LAW>LAW.OLDARCHIVE
The first two are TWENEX mail files, and the last is an ITS mail file.
Statements of editorial policy, file pointers, etc., are in:
[ECLB]PS:<NYBERG.LAW>INFO-LAW.MSS
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to INFO-LAW-REQUEST at USC-ECLB
(or at MIT-AI).
NB: The MIT-AI addresses will still work, but it is preferred that you use
the USC-ECLB addresses.
Coordinator: Karl A. Nyberg <NYBERG AT USC-ECLB>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-PCNET at MIT-MC
PCNET is a volunteer effort to create a computer network for personal use,
that is for whatever use a person wants to use it for without the kinds of
restrictions that most existing networks have (ARPANET forbids commercial
use, EDUNET forbids any use except education, TYMNET/TELENET don't support
host-to-host communication nor user-to-user communication), and without the
shortsided communication barriers that company-funded networks have
(MicroNET keeps their protocols secret so nobody can interface to them,
UUCP-net hasn't documented their protocols legibly, DIALNET is so complicted
only a large computer system can implement it).
PCNET is trying to create a network where all computers, large or small,
part of a formal network organization or just isolated privately
owned-and-operated computers, can communicate with each other effectively.
PCNET has defined communication protocols that verify all data is correct
(retransmitting data that is lost or garbaged) and which provides multiple
logical data streams so that processes can send control and data information
on different streams and so that several programs can share a single
hardware communication link. PCNET has defined a worldwide addressing
standard that permits automatic forwarding of messages and files without
having to know the topology of the network a priori.
PCNET is presently finishing software on several machines (8080, 6502,
PDP-10) using several languages (Assembly language, LISP, C), and perfecting
its documentation, but as always is having difficulty getting enough
volunteer labor to complete these tasks. INFO-PCNET is a general mailing
list to keep random interested people advised of the major developments
accomplished and to repeatedly solicit volunteer labor from interested
people.
Documentation is available on MIT-MC in the file PCNET;INTRO > (this is the
latest introductory documentation, written by John Gilmore <GNU AT MIT-AI>
and updated somewhat by Robert Maas).
David Harris is the organizational leader and is in charge of releasing
documents to the public:
David C. Harris <G.HARRIS AT SU-SCORE>
Palo Alto ABBS: (415) 493-7691 (300 baud - type a <CR>)
Mailing-list maintainer: Robert Elton Maas <REM MIT-MC AT>
INFO-PRINTERS at MIT-AI
Information on printers.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, etc., should be sent
to INFO-PRINTERS-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Coordinator: Eric L. Flanzbaum <ELF AT MIT-DMS>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-TERMS at MIT-MC
Information on terminals.
Message log/archives are kept at:
MIT-MC:CPR;TERMS MAIL Current section of archives
MIT-MC:CPR;TERMS 1 The latest archives created
2 The next archive file
etc...
The old 1 and 2, and so forth, will eventually get put on tape as disk
space becomes scarce.
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, etc., should be sent
to INFO-TERMS-REQUEST at MIT-MC.
Coordinator: Jonathan Alan Solomon <JSOL AT USC-ECLB>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
INFO-VAX at SANDIA
INFO-VAX is a discussion of VAX-11/780's and 750's. Typically the material
is question-and-answer, where someone wants information on some program or
bug/feature. Both UNIX and VAX/VMS operating systems are discussed.
Archived messages are kept at SANDIA in the file:
<RUTGERS.JSOL>INFO-VAX.ARCHIVE
Coordinator: Jonathan Alan Solomon <JSOL AT USC-ECLB>
LOCAL-NETS at MIT-MC
Sharing experience with local networking projects between sites currently
involved in or soon to attempt such projects; basically a very
praxis-oriented discussion about networking -20's, VAXen, and -11's.
Subjects include DECnet, Ethernet, Chaosnet as well as simple tty line
links; both hardware and software aspects.
NOTE: A/O 10 Feb 82, this list is fairly dead, though still open for
business.
Messages are archived in
MIT-MC:CPR;LCLNET MAIL
Coordinator: Chris Ryland <RYLAND SRI-KL AT>
[SRI-KL]<MICRO>MAILING-LIST.TXT.*
Interest in microcomputers, micro languages, operating systems, etc. The
focus of the mailing list is really on microprocessor development tools such
as cross-assemblers and PROM downloaders, but includes the idea of libraries
of useful microprocessor software. Community files are maintained in MICRO
at SRI-KL.
Coordinator: Dave Fylstra <FYLSTRA SRI-KL AT>
MsgGroup at MIT-ML
Interest in electronic mail, message formats, message systems, and the
sociological implications of the above.
Archives are kept at USC-ECL in files <MSGGROUP>MSGGROUP.*, where * stands
for a range of messages, in blocks of 100 (from 0001 thru 1100) or 50 (from
1101 on up) (MSGGROUP.0001-0100, MSGGROUP.0101-0200, MSGGROUP.1101-1150,
etc.). As of 9 Feb 82, the last file was *.1651-1700.
Coordinator: EStefferud at USC-ECL/MsgGroup at USC-ECL
POLI-SCI at MIT-AI
POLI-SCI is a spinoff from the HUMAN-NETS discussion list. Shortly after
the November (1980) election, HUMAN-NETS began to discuss the impact that
electronic communications had on the election. As this discussion
continued, it lost its narrow focus on electronic communications and began
to consider the election in general, how elections are won and lost, and the
nature of the electoral college. The growth of these discussions, and their
spawning of related discussions, indicated that a separate discussion list
was merited and POLI-SCI was installed. Since then POLI-SCI has begun to
consider other topics including the history of the Carter and Nixon
presidencies, the Iranian hostage crisis, etc. (with a little less dignity,
the list might be characterized as a permanent distributed political bull
session).
Archived digest messages are stored at:
MIT-AI:DUFFEY;_DATA_ POLISC
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to POLI-SCI-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Moderator: JoSH Hall <JOSH AT RUTGERS>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
RAILROAD at MIT-MC
Information on prototype railroading.
Coordinator: Was Chuck Weinstock, who no longer has access to MIT-MC.
There is no current coordinator/mailing-list maintainer.
SF-LOVERS at MIT-AI
Science Fiction lovers. The digest has a very large number of readers, and
trivial messages are strongly discouraged due to the heavy load SF-LOVERS
puts on the hosts CPU and disk space. Messages to SF-LOVERS@MIT-AI are
batched and broadcast once a day.
Archived digest messages are kept at:
MIT-AI:DUFFEY;_DATA_ SF
MIT-AI:DUFFEY;_DATA_ SFn
MIT-AI:DUFFEY;_DATA_ SF2
MIT-AI:DUFFEY;_DATA_ SF1
...in order from most recent in "SF" to oldest in "SF1"
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to SF-LOVERS-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Moderator: Jim McGrath <JPM AT MIT-AI>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
SKY-FANS at MIT-DMS
Amateur observational astronomy mailing list.
Coordinator: S. W. Galley <SWG AT MIT-DMS>
SPACE at MIT-MC
Discussions (daily digest) on space-related topics.
Archives are kept on [S1-A]SPACE.LOG[SPA,OTA], which, unfortunately, does
not allow FTP without login. Requests for back issues should be directed to
SPACE-REQUEST at MIT-MC.
Requests to be added to the mailing-list, problems, etc., also go to
SPACE-REQUEST at MIT-MC.
Aliases for the above net-addresses are:
SPACE-ENTHUSIASTS AT MIT-MC
SPACE-ENTHUSIASTS-REQUEST AT MIT-MC
Coordinator: Owen T. (Ted) Anderson <OTA AT SAIL>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
TCP-IP at MIT-AI [or at BRL] (ARPANET)
!menlo70!hao!brl-bmd!tcp-ip (UUCP/USENET)
A digest which discusses TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and IP
(Internet Protocol), the "DoD Standard Networking Protocols for the
Eighties". Submissions generally center around UNIX implementations, but
ANY networking protocol or implementation discussions too specific for
HUMAN-NETS is fair game here; the digest includes discussions of mail
protocols and addressing in the InterNet environment, and a little about
non-TCP/IP based networking.
Archives are kept at the Rutgers host in: <TCP>MAIL.TXT
Requests to be added to the mailing-list, problems, etc., not to be
published in the digest go to TCP-IP-REQUEST at MIT-AI [or at BRL] (ARPANET)
or !menlo70!hao!brl-bmd!tcp-ip-request (UUCP/USENET).
Coordinator: Mike Muuss <MIKE AT BRL>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
TELECOM at USC-ECLB
A broad spectrum moderated-digest-format discussion on telecommunictions
technology: the telephone system, modems, and other more technical aspects
of telecommunications systems. This digest was spun off from HUMAN-NETS.
Mail can be sent to the above address, or to TELECOM at MIT-AI or TELECOM at
RUTGERS.
Archived digest messages are kept at USC-ECLB in the files:
<JSOL.TELECOM>TELECOM.RECENT
<JSOL.TELECOM>VOLUME-1.TXT
All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, reports of
transmission failure, etc., should be sent to TELECOM-REQUEST at USC-ECLB.
Moderator: Jonathan Alan Solomon <JSOL AT USC-ECLB>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
TELEPHONE-NETWORK-PEOPLE at MIT-MC
Interest in protocols for voice-telephone based networks (like PCNET,
DEAFNET, etc.)
Coordinator: Farber at UDEL-EE
TELETEXT at MIT-AI
Interest in Teletext/Viewdata/Closed Captioning, and similar services. A
record of all messages passed thru TELETEXT at MIT-AI will be kept in
MIT-AI:GEOFF;TELTXT RECORD.
Coordinator: Lauren Weinstein <LAUREN AT UCLA-SECURITY>
TOPS-20 at SU-SCORE
A limited membership mailing list (TOPS-20 programming staff and managers
only) for serious discussions on TOPS-20 system issues, such as bug reports
(including system security bugs, hence the limited membership), hints and
folklore, software sharing, system management issues, and anything else the
members of the group want to talk about.
Coordinator: Mark Crispin <ADMIN.MRC AT SU-SCORE>
UNIX-CPM at UDEL
Discussion on a comparison of UNIX vs. CP/M.
Archives may be found in the DARCOM-KA file:
<MICRO>UNIX-CPM.MSG (a Tenex message file)
NOTE: A/O 10 Feb 82, this list has gone dormant and may soon be
discontinued (although the archives are still available).
Coordinator: Einar Stefferud <STEF AT DARCOM-KA>
V2LNI-PEOPLE at MIT-MC
People using Pronet/V2LNI Ring networks.
Coordinator: LWA at MIT-MC
VIDEODISC at MIT-AI
Videodisc discussion group.
The permanent archive for this list is the MIT-AI file:
GEOFF;VIDISC RECORD
All queries and addition/deletion requests should be sent to
VIDEODISC-REQUEST at MIT-AI.
Coordinator: GEOFF at SRI-CSL
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
WorkS at USC-ECLC
WorkS discusses personal work station computers, such as the APOLLO work
station computer, the Three Rivers Corporation PERQ, or the recently
announced Xerox STAR. WorkS provides a way for interested members of the
ARPANET community to discuss what is wrong with these machines, compare
notes on work in progress, and share useful insights about these kinds of
systems. Mail may also be sent to WorkS at MIT-MC or WorkS at BRL.
A special address has been established for descriptive/biographical
infomation about list members, so we each know where the others are coming
from: WorkS-Census at MIT-AI.
Archived Digest messages are kept at USC-ECLB in the files:
PS:<JSOL.WORKS>WORKS.RECENT
PS:<JSOL.WORKS>VOLUME-1.TXT
All queries, addition/deletion requests, and problem reports should be sent
to WorkS-Request at USC-ECLC or WorkS-Request at MIT-MC.
Coordinator: Jonathan Alan Solomon <JSOL AT USC-ECLC>
[see above note on list-maintenance correspondence]
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