From: norway@netscape.ca   
      
   Here is something to consider: Look for the message's date.   
      
   In this case: >> Date:         Sun, 14 Dec 86 18:23:57 CST   
      
   1986   
      
   That's a long time ago, when the Internet was still owned   
   by the US military.   
      
   David   
      
      
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   kkniech@gmail.com wrote:   
   > On Sunday, December 14, 1986 at 6:38:21 PM UTC-6, ua...@uhupvm1.bitnet wrote:   
   >> Received: by UHUPVM1 (Mailer X1.23b) id 2275; Sun, 14 Dec 86 18:26:56 CST   
   >> Date:         Sun, 14 Dec 86 18:23:57 CST   
   >> From:         "University (of Houston) ACE (UACE)"    
   >> Subject:      New Fileserver   
   >> To:           ST Users    
   >>   
   >> There is a new file server available on BITNET.  It is the ATARINET   
   subserver   
   >> to UH-INFO at the University of Houston.  To get an index of files   
   >> that can be downloaded, enter the following on a CMS machine   
   >>   
   >> tell uh-info atarinet index   
   >>   
   >> On a VAX, enter   
   >>   
   >> send/remote uhupvm1 uh-info "atarinet index"   
   >>   
   >> enter:   
   >>   
   >> tell uh-info atarinet help   
   >>   
   >> for help.   
   >>   
   >> Enjoy   
   >> Mike Vederman   
   >   
   > Mike,   
   >   
   > I can't seem to access the server. Can you please verify that it is plugged   
   in and running?   
      
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