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From: Warren Toomey <wkt@cs.adfa.edu.au>
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Subject: Re: Access to PUPS Archive
In-Reply-To: <Pine.3.89.9909300949.A26346-0100000@crue.jdwarren.com> from Lord Isildur at "Sep 30, 1999  9:58:17 am"
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In article by Lord Isildur:
> hello,
> 
> alas, i do not have an account on the PUPS Archive machine! could i have one? 
> i remember vaguely something about requiring pgp-signed stuff, and i dont 
> use pgp, and so dont have a public (or any other) key. 
> isildur
 

Here's the policy for the machine holding the PUPS Archive:
 
        + People with UNIX source licenses can get at least
          guest FTP access to the archive, with S/Key as the
          authentication mechanism.
 
        + People with UNIX source licenses, and who either
          help to maintain the archive, or who have volunteered
          to distribute the archive, can get ssh access to the
          machine.
 
        + No telnet access, no e-mail. The box runs with `reserved
          tolerance' from the real system administrators :-)
 
If you fall into either category, and can prove you have a UNIX source
license, then I can either PGP e-mail you, or fax you, the access 
details. 
 
Apologies for the cross-post to the 3 old UNIX-related mailing lists!
 
Cheers,
        Warren


