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Subject: Re: [9fans] setup?
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2000 12:02:17 +0900
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>i'd be happy. the only use i have for a unix machine is as a place to
>read news.

I've been using Charles's rio and his hidden news server =E2=98=BA for=20
Plan 9. However, very few users would have been touching
the news system these days in our Univ.  As a matter of result,=20
our Univ. made net news distribution service not free (because
let its administration to out sourcing) with putting a free server=20
only for reading.

This may be a recent trend of news system in these days... Is this
the only case in our Univ.?

Kenji


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	hm.  would this be an appropriate project for someone new to the ``plan9
	way'' or is it probably too ambitious?
	(I have some experience with unix sockets, but I have not written any
	plan9 networking software; for that matter, s/networking //.)

i'd be happy. the only use i have for a unix machine is as a place to
read news.

--jim
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