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1993-09-27 14:15Stewart S. Walker techno.stanford
1993-09-27 17:44Mike J. Brown Re: techno.stanford
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1993-09-27 14:15Stewart S. WalkerHello. I tried to login to sfraves.stanford.edu but the system won't let me in. Am I doing
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Stewart S. Walker
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Mon, 27 Sep 1993 10:15:58 -0400 (EDT)
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Hello. I tried to login to sfraves.stanford.edu but the system won't let me in. Am I doing something wrong or is there a password that I should know? This IS where the sfraves@berkeley was transferred to, isn't it? Where all the files and .gifs and goodies are? Thanks in advance for the help, Miles
1993-09-27 17:44Mike J. Brown> I tried to login to sfraves.stanford.edu but the system won't let me in. Am > I > doing
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Mike J. Brown
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Mon, 27 Sep 93 13:44:51 EDT
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quoted 5 lines I tried to login to sfraves.stanford.edu but the system won't let me in. Am> I tried to login to sfraves.stanford.edu but the system won't let me in. Am > I > doing something wrong or is there a password that I should know? This IS > where the sfraves@berkeley was transferred to, isn't it? Where all the files > and .gifs and goodies are? Thanks in advance for the help,
File transfers are done via 'anonymous FTP'. Instead of Telnetting to the host machine, you FTP there, and login as 'anonymous'. The host FTP server then invariably tells you to enter your email address as the password, but usually anything with a '@' in the middle of it will do. ftp techno.stanford.edu should get you in. sfraves.stanford.edu is the same machine as techno.stanford.edu. you should probably use techno.stanford.edu just to be consistent. after you log in, type 'binary' unless you know you're only going to be transferring text files. from there you can 'cd ' to change directories like normal; 'ls -CFs' to get a nice summary of what's in the current directory, and 'get <filename>' to transfer a file from the host to your machine. 'help' to see the other commands. tomorrow we learn 'C' programming using 'vi'. vrave plug: telnet techno.stanford.edu 7283 Mike J. Brown _ ___ ______________Approach and Identify ............................................................................... THE AMBIENT FAQ and THE AMBIENT SURVEY are in progress; *contributions needed!* email: ambient@techno.stanford.edu Write about ambient artists from all ends of the musical spectrum: Eno, Orb, Satie, Froese, Coil, Gabriel, Reich, O'Hearn