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release/A/Release-Notes-3.5

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+
+                        Archie 3.5 Beta
+                        ---------------
+
+
+
+Patch level 3:
+==============
+
+	- Support for ls-lR.gz files 
+	- New WWW front-end to the Archie database.
+	- Improved search speed.
+	- ISO-Latin-1 support for searches.
+	- bug fixes as well..
+
+
+Some notes on how to install or take advantage of the new features.
+
+
+ls-lR.gz 
+--------
+	You must have gzip and gunzip on your system.
+	You need to edit the files 
+
+	~archie/etc/arretdefs.cf 
+
+	modify the line anonftp:unix_bsd:image:.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+	to anonftp:unix_bsd:image:.gz,.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+
+	you need to modify the file 
+
+	~archie/etc/options.cf (read the instructions in that file)
+
+
+WWW front-end
+-------------
+
+	Thw files related to the WWW front-end are in ~archie/cgi
+
+	You will find in ~archie/cgi/bin  
+        a perl script (archie) and a binary program (cgi-client).
+
+	The top part of the perl script will tell you what needs to 
+	be setup.
+
+	In ~archie/cgi/html are the different gif files and search forms.
+	They are not in their final stage ... so do not hesitate to 
+	give us your comments.
+
+	The files archie and archie-adv in that directory should 
+	be modified to indicate where the perl script is located.
+
+	We recommend that a uniform url be used for archie so that 
+	Archie users will easily find the search page.
+
+	http://archie.foo.bar/archie and 
+	http://archie.foo.bar/archie-adv
+
+
+
+New in this release:
+====================
+
+Here are the major added components to the system with some
+of the key points involved in each one of them.
+
+
+- Support for a new database module (webindex)
+        - retrieval of HTML pages through http protocol
+        - Keyword extraction
+        - Controlled crawling of the WWW
+        - Site by site basis
+        - Content extraction
+        - configurable stoplist (keyword exclusion)
+
+- New database structure
+        - More reliable structure.
+
+
+- New search engine
+        - Based on a paged tree structured index
+        - Faster searches
+        - Less memory required
+        - More disk space for construction of the index
+
+- New search interface
+        - cgi-bin compliant interface
+
+
+- A better domain filter for anonftp
+        - results can be pre-configured to return in a certain order
+          (e.g. ftp sites close to the server first)
+        - configurable on a server basis
+
+
+
+Fixed bugs
+==========
+
+
+- the ``-t'' switch on arcontrol creates the new files  and work files
+  in the specified temp directory and not in ~archie/db/tmp
+
+
+- Lock files are now created in ~archie/db/locks
+
+- host_manage can handle multiple preferred hostsnames
+
+
+
+
+Currently working on:
+=====================
+
+- Rewrite of the cgi-bin front-end to be more flexible.
+
+- Archie Help page 
+
+- Regular Expressions with the new search engine.
+
+- New set of manpages and documentation.
+
+- Additional type of searches
+
+
+
+
+
+Currently testing:
+==================
+
+- dirsrv with the new database technology.
+
+
+
+
+Known Problems:
+===============
+
+- arexchange of webindex will not fully functional
+  it will not transfer .excerpt files. We still need to experiment
+  with indexing of the Web and see what is involved with
+  exchanges of data.
+
+
+

release/A/Version

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+Version 3.5, Patch Level 4

release/A/config/Makefile

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+# archie Version 3.5-beta
+# Bunyip Information Systems, 1994
+# $Id: Makefile,v 1.10 1995/03/17 13:50:36 pedro Exp $
+#
+# This is the configuration Makefile for the archie V 3.5 distribution
+# 
+# Change the following 2 definitions if you don't like the defaults MAKE
+# SURE that you have allocated the archie user codes before running this
+# Makefile The name of the archie administrative code. You might want to
+# create an archie group as well
+# 
+# YOU MUST RUN THIS MAKEFILE AS SUPERUSER
+#
+
+ARCHUSER=archie
+ARCHGRP =archie
+
+# The place for the manpages describing the binaries
+
+MANEXT=n
+MAN=../man
+
+#MAN5EXT=$(MANEXT)
+MAN5EXT=5
+MAN5=$(MAN)/man${MAN5EXT}
+
+# Default permissions for archie binaries
+
+AR_PERMS=711
+ARS_PERMS=755
+
+all: su links manpages owners archieb pfs links
+
+
+su:
+	@echo "Making sure you're superuser"
+	@id=`id | sed 's/(.*$$//' | sed 's/^.*=//'`; \
+	echo "Your uid is $$id"; \
+	if [ "$$id" -ne "0" ]; then \
+		echo "You must be running as superuser to configure archie"; \
+		exit 2;\
+	fi
+
+owners:
+	@echo Changing ownership to the archie user: $(ARCHUSER)
+	(cd ..; chown -R $(ARCHUSER) *; chgrp -R $(ARCHGRP) *;\
+		chown $(ARCHUSER) . ; chgrp $(ARCHGRP) .; \
+		chown $(ARCHUSER) .*; chgrp $(ARCHGRP) .*; chmod 755 .)
+
+archieb:
+	@echo Copying the shell and perl scripts into the bin directory
+	(cd ../scripts; tar cf - . | gzip > /tmp/scripts.tgz ; cd ../bin ;\
+		../scripts/untar /tmp/scripts.tgz)
+	@echo Setting permissions for binaries
+	for i in `find ../bin -type f -print | grep -v CVS | \
+			 sed 's?../bin/??g'`; do\
+		chmod $(AR_PERMS) ../bin/$$i;\
+	done
+	@echo Setting permissions for scripts
+	cd ../bin; /bin/file ./* | egrep -v '(demand|link|directory)' | \
+		sed 's?:.*$$??' | xargs -t chmod $(ARS_PERMS)
+	@echo Setting permissions for logs
+	chmod 662 ../logs/email.log
+	@echo Setting permissions for tmp directory
+	chmod 1777 ../db/tmp ../tmp
+	@echo Taking care of the pager
+	cp ../bin/less* ../pager/bin
+	chmod 555 ../pager/bin/less*
+	@echo Setting permissions for telnet client
+	chown root ../bin/telnet-client
+	chmod 111 ../bin/telnet-client
+	chmod u+s ../bin/telnet-client
+	chmod 755 ../bin ../etc ../logs
+	chmod 644 ../etc/*
+	@echo Setting permissions for cgi progs
+	chmod 755 ../cgi ../cgi/*
+	chmod 644 ../cgi/html/*
+	chmod 755 ../cgi/bin/archie.cgi
+	chmod 755 ../cgi/bin/cgi-client
+	chmod u+s ../cgi/bin/cgi-client
+	@echo Setting permissions for databases
+	chmod o+rx ../db ../db/*
+
+manpages:
+	-mkdir $(MAN) && chmod 755 $(MAN)
+	-mkdir $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT) && chmod 755 $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT)
+	-mkdir $(MAN5) && chmod 755 $(MAN5)
+	for i in `find ../manpages/*.n -type f -print | grep -v CVS |\
+		 sed 's?../manpages/??g' | sed 's/\..$$//g'`; do\
+		cp ../manpages/$$i.n $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT)/$$i.$(MANEXT);\
+		chmod 644 $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT)/$$i.$(MANEXT);\
+		if [ -f /usr/ucb/echo ] ; then  /usr/ucb/echo -n "." ; \
+		else  echo -n "." ; fi \
+	done 
+	@echo ""
+	for i in `find ../manpages/*.5 -type f -print | grep -v CVS |\
+		 sed 's?../manpages/??g' | sed 's/\..$$//g'`; do\
+		cp ../manpages/$$i.5 $(MAN5)/$$i.$(MAN5EXT);\
+		chmod 644 $(MAN5)/$$i.$(MAN5EXT);\
+		if [ -f /usr/ucb/echo ] ; then  /usr/ucb/echo -n "." ; \
+		else  echo -n "." ; fi \
+	done
+	@echo ""
+	@echo "Done";
+
+pfs:
+	@echo "Taking care of things in /pfs"
+	find ../pfs -type f -print | xargs -t chmod 644
+	find ../pfs -type d -print | xargs -t chmod 755
+	find ../pfs/bin -type f -print | xargs -t chmod 755
+	chown root ../pfs/bin/pstart
+	chmod gu+s ../pfs/bin/pstart
+
+links:
+	@echo "Creating /pfs link"
+	-rm -f /pfs 
+	ln -s `pwd | sed 's?/config??'`/pfs /pfs
+	@echo "Creating other links"
+	-cd .. ; rm -f bin/-telnet-client bin/arexchange bin/arretrieve 
+	cd ../bin; ln -s telnet-client ./-telnet-client; \
+		ln -s arserver arexchange; \
+		ln -s arserver arretrieve; \
+		ln -s update_anonftp update_webindex
+
+
+	
+
+	

release/A/etc/ardomains.cf

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+#
+westeurope1	de:ie:pt:es:uk:at:fr:it:be:nl
+westeurope2	ch:cy:gr:li:lu:tr
+westeurope	westeurope1:westeurope2			Western Europe
+easteurope	bg:cs:cz:hr:hu:pl:ro:sk:si		Eastern Europe
+scandinavia	no:dk:se:fi:ee:is			Scandinavia
+europe		westeurope:easteurope:scandinavia	Europe
+usa		edu:com:mil:gov:us:org:net		United States
+northamerica	usa:ca:mx				North America
+southamerica	ar:bo:br:cl:co:cr:cu:ec:pe:ve		South American
+centralamerica	sv:gt:hn				Central America
+asia		kr:hk:sg:jp:cn:my:tw:in			Asia
+mideast		eg:.il:kw:sa				Middle East
+africa		za					Africa
+anzac		au:nz					OZ & New Zealand
+world1		europe:scandinavia:northamerica
+world2          centralamerica:southamerica:mideast:africa:anzac:as
+world		world1:world2 				The World

release/A/etc/motd

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+
+                            Welcome to Archie!
+  			         Vers 3.3 

release/A/etc/serverlist

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+--------------------< List of active archie servers >--------------------
+
+                                               Last Update: Jun 21 1996
+
+     archie.au                  139.130.23.2     Australia
+     archie.univie.ac.at        131.130.1.23     Austria
+     archie.belnet.be		193.190.248.18	 Belgium
+     archie.bunyip.com          192.77.55.2      Canada
+     archie.cs.mcgill.ca        132.206.51.250   Canada
+     archie.funet.fi            128.214.6.102    Finland
+     archie.univ-rennes1.fr     129.20.254.2     France
+     archie.th-darmstadt.de     130.83.22.1      Germany
+     archie.ac.il               132.65.208.15    Israel
+     archie.unipi.it            131.114.21.10    Italy
+     archie.wide.ad.jp          133.4.3.6        Japan
+     archie.hana.nm.kr          128.134.1.1      Korea
+     archie.kornet.nm.kr	168.126.63.10	 Korea
+     archie.sogang.ac.kr        163.239.1.11     Korea
+     archie.nz                  140.200.128.13   New Zealand
+     archie.uninett.no          128.39.2.20      Norway
+     archie.icm.edu.pl          148.81.209.5     Poland
+     archie.rediris.es          130.206.1.5      Spain
+     archie.luth.se             130.240.12.23    Sweden
+     archie.switch.ch           130.59.1.40      Switzerland
+     archie.switch.ch           130.59.10.40     Switzerland
+     archie.ncu.edu.tw          192.83.166.12    Taiwan
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.16.11    UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.17.5     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.2.10     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.32.5     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.33.5     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.43.1     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        155.198.1.40     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        155.198.191.4    UK
+     archie.hensa.ac.uk         129.12.200.130   UK
+     archie.sura.net            192.239.16.130   USA (MD)
+     archie.unl.edu             129.93.1.14      USA (NE)
+     archie.internic.net        192.20.239.132   USA (NJ)
+     archie.internic.net        198.49.45.10     USA (NJ)
+     archie.internic.net        204.179.186.65   USA (NJ)
+     archie.rutgers.edu         128.6.21.13      USA (NJ)
+     archie.ans.net             147.225.1.10     USA (NY)
+
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------

release/base/Archierc

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+#           sample .archierc file. 
+#
+#   This file contains customization variables for the
+#   bunyip telnet archie client. 
+#
+
+set prompt  "archie> "
+set server localhost
+#set pager_path bin/less
+set pager_opts ""
+set pager_help_opts ""
+set search sub
+set mail_service archiemail
+set help_dir help/english
+set servers_file etc/serverlist
+set whatis_file etc/whatis
+set man_ascii_file etc/manpage.ascii
+set man_roff_file etc/manpage.roff
+#set tmpdir db/tmp
+set maxhits 25
+set search exact
+set sortby time

release/base/Manifest

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+drwxr-s--- .  
+-rw-r----- ./Archierc  
+-rw-r----- ./Manifest  
+-rw-r----- ./Release-Notes-3.5  
+-rw-r----- ./Version  
+drwxr-s--- ./bin  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/arcontrol  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/ardomains  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/arserver  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/convert_hostdb  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/db_build  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/db_check  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/db_dump  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/db_reorder  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/db_siteidx  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/db_stats  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/delete_anonftp  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/delete_webindex  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/email-client  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/extern_urls  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/fix_start_db  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/host_manage  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/insert_anonftp  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/insert_webindex  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/less  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/net_anonftp  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/net_webindex  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/parse_anonftp  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/parse_anonftp_novell  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/parse_anonftp_unix_bsd  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/parse_anonftp_vms_std  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/parse_webindex  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/partial_webindex  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/retrieve_anonftp  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/retrieve_webindex  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/split_file  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/telnet-client  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/update_anonftp  
+-rwxr-x--- ./bin/weaseld  
+drwxr-s--- ./cgi  
+drwxr-s--- ./cgi/bin  
+-rw-r----- ./cgi/bin/archie.cgi  
+-rw-r----- ./cgi/bin/cgi-client  
+drwxr-s--- ./cgi/html  
+-rw-r----- ./cgi/html/archie-adv.html  
+-rw-r----- ./cgi/html/archie-help.html  
+-rw-r----- ./cgi/html/archie.html  
+-rw-r----- ./cgi/html/query.gif  
+-rw-r----- ./cgi/html/results.gif  
+drwxr-s--- ./config  
+-rw-r----- ./config/Makefile  
+drwxr-s--- ./contrib  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/README  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/archie.el  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/archie.zip  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/c-archie-1.3.2-vms.com  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/c-archie-1.4.1.tar.gz  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/less-177-for-archie.tar.gz  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/mac-archie-client-09.hqx  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/perl-archie-3.8.tar.gz  
+-rw-r----- ./contrib/xarchie-2.0.8.tar.gz  
+drwxr-s--- ./db  
+drwxr-s--- ./db/anonftp_db  
+drwxr-s--- ./db/anonftp_db/start_db  
+drwxr-s--- ./db/host_db  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/domain-db.dir  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/domain-db.pag  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/host-db.dir  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/host-db.pag  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/hostaux-db.dir  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/hostaux-db.pag  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/hostbyaddr.dir  
+-rw-r----- ./db/host_db/hostbyaddr.pag  
+drwxr-s--- ./db/locks  
+drwxr-s--- ./db/tmp  
+drwxr-s--- ./db/webindex_db  
+drwxr-s--- ./db/webindex_db/start_db  
+drwxr-s--- ./doc  
+-rw-r----- ./doc/manual-3.5.ps.gz  
+drwxr-s--- ./etc  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/ardomains.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/arretdefs.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/arretrieve.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/arretrieve.cf~  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/arupdate.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/catalogs.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/domain.order  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/email.help  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/find_files.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/hm_db.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/inform_web  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/manpage.ascii  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/manpage.roff  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/motd  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/options.cf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/resolv.conf  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/serverlist  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/sites.glist  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/sites.update  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/stoplist  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/termcap  
+-rw-r----- ./etc/whatis  
+drwxr-s--- ./help  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/about  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/about/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/bugs  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/bugs/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/bye  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/bye/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/compress  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/compress/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/domains  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/domains/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/done  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/done/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/email  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/email/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/exit  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/exit/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/find  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/find/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/general  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/general/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/help  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/help/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/list  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/list/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/mail  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/mail/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/manpage  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/manpage/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/motd  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/motd/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/nopager  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/nopager/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/pager  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/pager/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/path  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/path/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/prog  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/prog/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/quit  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/quit/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/regex  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/regex/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/servers  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/servers/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/autologout  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/autologout/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/compress  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/compress/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/encode  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/encode/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/language  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/language/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/mailto  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/mailto/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/match_domain  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/match_domain/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/match_path  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/match_path/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/max_split_size  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/max_split_size/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/maxhits  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/maxhits/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/maxhitspm  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/maxhitspm/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/maxmatch  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/maxmatch/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/output_format  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/output_format/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/pager  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/pager/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/search  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/search/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/server  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/server/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/sortby  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/sortby/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/status  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/status/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/set/term  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/set/term/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/show  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/show/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/site  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/site/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/stty  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/stty/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/term  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/term/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/unset  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/unset/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/version  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/version/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/english/whatis  
+-rw-r----- ./help/english/whatis/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./help/francais  
+-rw-r----- ./help/francais/.doit  
+-rw-r----- ./help/francais/.nl  
+-rw-r----- ./help/francais/=  
+drwxr-s--- ./include  
+drwxr-s--- ./logs  
+-rw-r----- ./logs/archie.log  
+-rw-r----- ./logs/email.log  
+drwxr-s--- ./manpages  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/anonftp_parser_output.5  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/archie.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/archie_clients.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/archie_headers.5  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/archie_protocol.5  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/arcontrol.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/ardomains.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/arexchange.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/arretrieve.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/arserver.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/convert_hostdb.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/db_build.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/db_check.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/db_dump.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/db_reorder.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/db_siteidx.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/db_stats.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/delete_anonftp.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/delete_webindex.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/handle_header.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/host_manage.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/insert_anonftp.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/insert_webindex.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/mail_stats.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/net_anonftp.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/parse_anonftp.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/parse_anonftp_unix_bsd.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/parse_anonftp_vms_std.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/retrieve_anonftp.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/update_anonftp.n  
+-rw-r----- ./manpages/weaseld.n  
+drwxr-s--- ./pager  
+drwxr-s--- ./pager/bin  
+-rw-r----- ./pager/bin/less.hlp  
+-rw-r----- ./pager/bin/less.sh  
+drwxr-s--- ./pager/etc  
+-rw-r----- ./pager/etc/termcap  
+drwxr-s--- ./pfs  
+drwxr-s--- ./pfs/bin  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/als  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/archie  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/dirsrv  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/fakebin  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/gen_vfsetup  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/list_acl  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/menu  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/newvs  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/p__vcd  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/p__vfsetup  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/padmin  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/pfs  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/psession  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/pstart  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/pstatus  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/set_acl  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/set_atr  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/vget  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/vln  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/vls  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/vmkdir  
+-rwxr-x--- ./pfs/bin/vrm  
+drwxr-s--- ./pfs/history  
+drwxr-s--- ./pfs/info-tree  
+-rw-r----- ./pfs/pfs.log  
+drwxr-s--- ./pfs/pfsdat  
+drwxr-s--- ./pfs/shadow  
+drwxr-s--- ./scripts  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/archie.shell  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/archiemail  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/aslip  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/batch-email  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/daily.admin  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/eval-perf.pl  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/filter_anonftp_novell  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/filter_anonftp_unix_bsd  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/filter_anonftp_unix_bsd.nowork  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/filter_anonftp_unix_bsd.perl  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/filter_anonftp_unix_bsd.sed  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/filter_anonftp_vms_std  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/mail_handler  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/mail_inform  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/mail_receiver  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/mail_stats  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/process-email  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/prospero-stats.pl  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/rotate  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/show_arcompress  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/start-weaseld  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/trimplog.pl  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/unrotate  
+-rwxr-x--- ./scripts/untar  
+drwxr-s--- ./tmp  
+-rw-r----- ./tmp/db.tar  

release/base/Release-Notes-3.5

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+
+
+
+
+                        Archie 3.5 Beta
+                        ---------------
+
+
+
+Patch level 3:
+==============
+
+	- Support for ls-lR.gz files 
+	- New WWW front-end to the Archie database.
+	- Improved search speed.
+	- ISO-Latin-1 support for searches.
+	- bug fixes as well..
+
+
+Some notes on how to install or take advantage of the new features.
+
+
+ls-lR.gz 
+--------
+	You must have gzip and gunzip on your system.
+	You need to edit the files 
+
+	~archie/etc/arretdefs.cf 
+
+	modify the line anonftp:unix_bsd:image:.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+	to anonftp:unix_bsd:image:.gz,.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+
+	you need to modify the file 
+
+	~archie/etc/options.cf (read the instructions in that file)
+
+
+WWW front-end
+-------------
+
+	Thw files related to the WWW front-end are in ~archie/cgi
+
+	You will find in ~archie/cgi/bin  
+        a perl script (archie) and a binary program (cgi-client).
+
+	The top part of the perl script will tell you what needs to 
+	be setup.
+
+	In ~archie/cgi/html are the different gif files and search forms.
+	They are not in their final stage ... so do not hesitate to 
+	give us your comments.
+
+	The files archie and archie-adv in that directory should 
+	be modified to indicate where the perl script is located.
+
+	We recommend that a uniform url be used for archie so that 
+	Archie users will easily find the search page.
+
+	http://archie.foo.bar/archie and 
+	http://archie.foo.bar/archie-adv
+
+
+
+New in this release:
+====================
+
+Here are the major added components to the system with some
+of the key points involved in each one of them.
+
+
+- Support for a new database module (webindex)
+        - retrieval of HTML pages through http protocol
+        - Keyword extraction
+        - Controlled crawling of the WWW
+        - Site by site basis
+        - Content extraction
+        - configurable stoplist (keyword exclusion)
+
+- New database structure
+        - More reliable structure.
+
+
+- New search engine
+        - Based on a paged tree structured index
+        - Faster searches
+        - Less memory required
+        - More disk space for construction of the index
+
+- New search interface
+        - cgi-bin compliant interface
+
+
+- A better domain filter for anonftp
+        - results can be pre-configured to return in a certain order
+          (e.g. ftp sites close to the server first)
+        - configurable on a server basis
+
+
+
+Fixed bugs
+==========
+
+
+- the ``-t'' switch on arcontrol creates the new files  and work files
+  in the specified temp directory and not in ~archie/db/tmp
+
+
+- Lock files are now created in ~archie/db/locks
+
+- host_manage can handle multiple preferred hostsnames
+
+
+
+
+Currently working on:
+=====================
+
+- Rewrite of the cgi-bin front-end to be more flexible.
+
+- Archie Help page 
+
+- Regular Expressions with the new search engine.
+
+- New set of manpages and documentation.
+
+- Additional type of searches
+
+
+
+
+
+Currently testing:
+==================
+
+- dirsrv with the new database technology.
+
+
+
+
+Known Problems:
+===============
+
+- arexchange of webindex will not fully functional
+  it will not transfer .excerpt files. We still need to experiment
+  with indexing of the Web and see what is involved with
+  exchanges of data.
+
+
+

release/base/Version

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+Version 3.5, Patch Level 4

release/base/cgi/bin/archie.cgi

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+#!/usr/local/bin/perl
+#
+# Archie Perl Client (front-end)
+# This script needs the binary cgi-client (back-end) to pass the query parameters 
+# to. It then reads the result returned from cgi-client and reformats it
+# for the http server.
+##############################################################################
+
+##############################################################################
+# These few lines MUST be configured according to your system.
+# The first variable holds the full path to your cgi-client binary which could 
+# be of any name you wish. The $archie_user variable holds the user name under which 
+# your archie service is running.
+##############################################################################
+
+$archiebin = "/services/archie/archie-3.5/cgi/bin/cgi-client";
+   # You can rename the binary to archie.bin or any other suitable name you
+   # choose.
+
+$archieperl = "http://services.bunyip.com:8800/cgi-bin/archie.cgi";
+   # This same perl script you are looking at. Where will its URL be?
+
+$archie_user = "archie";
+   # If your archie server is running under another user name then please
+   # change this accordingly.
+
+$adv_page = "/archie-adv.html";
+$smpl_page = "/archie.html";
+   # The above URLs will take you to our web pages!  We don't mind but we doubt
+   # that you setup an Archie server for nothing!  Please change the web site
+   # in those lines to your web site name.
+
+$gif_url = "http://services.bunyip.com:8800/results.gif";
+   # Where the results.gif file is.
+##############################################################################
+# The following lines hold the different strings sent back to the httpd
+# server.  It is optional to modify them to comply with your HTML-look 
+# preference.
+##############################################################################
+
+$excerpt_offset = 9;
+$site_offset = 6;
+$info_offset = 5;
+
+$archie_title = "<HTML><TITLE>Archie Results</TITLE>\n";
+$archie_header_plain = "<H2>Archie Results</H2><PRE>\n";
+$archie_header_logo = "<IMG SRC=\"%s\" ALT=\"Archie Results\">\n";
+$archie_continue_button = "<CENTER><B><A HREF=\"$adv_page\">New Advanced Query</A> | <A HREF=\"$smpl_page\">New Simple Query</A><br><FONT SIZE=\"+2\">M</FONT>odify <FONT SIZE=\"+2\">S</FONT>earch</B> : <INPUT TYPE=text SIZE=40 NAME=query VALUE=\"%s\"><br></CENTER>\n";
+$archie_pages = "<CENTER><B><A HREF=\"$adv_page\">New Advanced Query</A> | <A HREF=\"$smpl_page\">New Simple Query</A><br></CENTER>\n";
+$str1 = "<h3>Found %d Hit(s)</h3>\n";
+$str2 = "<i>(%d)</i><b> %s </b><p>\n";
+$str3 = "<INPUT TYPE=\"submit\" VALUE=\"Search for More\">\n";
+$str4 = "<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=\"%s\" VALUE=\"%s\">\n";
+$str5 = "<i>(%d)</i><B>%s</B><p>\n";
+$str6 = "<i>(%d)</i><B><A HREF=\"%s\">%s</A></B><p>\n";
+$str7 = ' 'x$info_offset."<A HREF=\"%s://%s%s\"><i>%d </i></A> ";
+$str8 = ' 'x$site_offset."<b><A HREF=\"%s\">%s</A></b>";
+$str9 = "<b>Keyword: </b>%s";
+$str10 = "<b>Date: </b>%s";
+$str11 = ' 'x$info_offset."<b>Size: </b>%d";
+$str12 = ' 'x$excerpt_offset."</pre><BLOCKQUOTE><i>%s</i></BLOCKQUOTE> <p> <pre>";
+$str13 = "</FORM></PRE></HTML>\n";
+
+
+format OUTINFO =
+~      </b><i>@<<<<<<<<<<<<<@<<<<<<<<<<< @<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< </i>@*
+$perms, $size, $date, $strout
+.
+
+
+format OUTPATH =
+<b>@*
+$path
+.
+
+##############################################################################
+# END OF CHANGES
+##############################################################################
+
+%proto =(
+"Anonymous FTP", "ftp",
+"Web Index", "http"
+);
+
+%main_tran =(
+ FORM_PLAIN_OUTPUT_FLAG, "oflag",
+ FORM_CASE, "case",
+ FORM_CASE_SENS, "Sensitive",
+ FORM_CASE_INS, "Insensitive",
+ FORM_QUERY, "query",
+ FORM_OLD_QUERY, "oldquery",
+ FORM_STRINGS_ONLY, "strings",
+ FORM_MORE_SEARCH, "more",
+ FORM_SERV_URL, "url",
+ FORM_GIF_URL, "gifurl",
+ FORM_STR_HANDLE, "strhan",
+ FORM_STRINGS_NO, "NO",
+ FORM_STRINGS_YES, "YES",
+ FORM_DB, "database",
+ FORM_ANONFTP_DB, "Anonymous FTP",
+ FORM_WEB_DB, "Web Index",
+ I_ANONFTP_DB, 0,
+ I_WEBINDEX_DB, 1,
+ FORM_TYPE, "type",
+ FORM_EXACT, "Exact",
+ FORM_SUB, "Sub String",
+ FORM_REGEX, "Regular Expression",
+ FORM_MAX_HITS, "maxhits",
+ FORM_MAX_HPM, "maxhpm",
+ FORM_MAX_MATCH, "maxmatch",
+ FORM_PATH_REL, "pathrel",
+ FORM_PATH, "path",
+ FORM_EXCLUDE_PATH, "expath",
+ FORM_AND, "AND",
+ FORM_OR, "OR",
+ FORM_START_STRING, "start_string",
+ FORM_START_STOP, "start_stop",
+ FORM_START_SITE_STOP, "start_site_stop",
+ FORM_START_SITE_FILE, "start_site_file",
+ FORM_START_SITE_PRNT, "start_site_prnt",
+ PATH_AND, 0,
+ PATH_OR, 1,
+ FORM_DOMAINS, "domains",
+ FORM_DOMAIN_1, "domain1",
+ FORM_DOMAIN_2, "domain2",
+ FORM_DOMAIN_3, "domain3",
+ FORM_DOMAIN_4, "domain4",
+ FORM_DOMAIN_5, "domain5",
+ PLAIN_HITS, "HITS",
+ FORM_ERROR, "ERROR",
+ FORM_FORMAT, "format",
+ FORM_FORMAT_KEYS, "Keywords Only",
+ FORM_FORMAT_EXC, "Excerpts Only",
+ FORM_FORMAT_LINKS, "Links Only",
+ FORM_FORMAT_STRINGS_ONLY, "Strings Only",
+ I_FORMAT_KEYS,  2,
+ I_FORMAT_EXC,  0,
+ I_FORMAT_LINKS,  1
+);
+
+%result_tran=(
+ PLAIN_START, "START_RESULT",
+ PLAIN_END, "END_RESULT",
+ PLAIN_URL, "URL",
+ PLAIN_STRING, "STRING",
+ PLAIN_TITLE, "TITLE",
+ PLAIN_NO_TITLE, "NO_TITLE",
+ PLAIN_SITE, "SITE",
+ PLAIN_PATH, "PATH",
+ PLAIN_TYPE, "TYPE",
+ PLAIN_WEIGHT, "WEIGHT",
+ PLAIN_TEXT, "TEXT",
+ PLAIN_PERMS, "PERMS",
+ PLAIN_SIZE, "SIZE",
+ PLAIN_DATE, "DATE",
+ PLAIN_FILE, "FILE",
+ PLAIN_KEY, "KEY",
+ PLAIN_START_STRINGS, "START_STRINGS_ONLY",
+ PLAIN_END_STRINGS, "END_STRINGS_ONLY"
+);
+
+$ENV{"ARCH_USER"} = $archie_user;
+$| = 1;
+open(stdin,"-");
+open(IN,"$archiebin < '$stdin' |");
+
+$i = 1;
+$s = 1;
+$top=1;
+$k = 1;
+$no_sites = 1;
+$entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"} = $gif_url;
+$entry{"FORM_SERV_URL"} = $archieperl;
+while (<IN>){
+    chop;
+    if( $_ =~ /^$main_tran{"FORM_PLAIN_OUTPUT_FLAG"}/ ){
+				($junk,$flag) = split(/=/,$_,2);
+				if( $flag == 1 ){
+						## This is for plain results returned to the web
+						## server in record-like format (no processing is 
+						## done on the results). Used for certain types
+						## of URAs. Unlikely to be used by our clients!
+						print STDOUT "Content-type: text/plain\n\n";
+						print STDOUT $_."\n";
+						foreach $k (keys %entry){
+								print STDOUT "$main_tran{$k}=$entry{$k}\n";
+						}
+						while (<IN>){
+								print STDOUT $_;
+						}
+						exit 1;
+				}
+    }
+    if ( $_ =~ /^$main_tran{"FORM_ERROR"}/ ) {
+				$entry{"PLAIN_HITS"} = 0;
+				($junk,$err) = split(/=/,$_,2);
+				&print_error($err,$entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"});
+				last;
+    }elsif( ($i == 0) && !( $_ =~ /^$main_tran{"PLAIN_HITS"}/ )){
+				&print_error("Returned results are incorrect",$entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"});
+				last;
+    }else{
+				if( !($_ =~ /=/) ) {
+						last;
+				}
+				($junk,$value) = split(/=/,$_,2);
+				if( ($i == 1) && ( $junk eq $main_tran{"PLAIN_HITS"} ) && ($value == 0)){
+						&print_error("No hits",$entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"});
+						exit 1;
+				}
+				if($value eq ""){
+						next;
+				}
+				$main = 0;
+				foreach $key (keys (%main_tran)) {
+						if( $main_tran{$key} eq $junk ){
+								$entry{$key} = $value;
+								$main = 1;
+								last;
+						}
+				}
+				$strings_only=0;
+				if($result_tran{"PLAIN_START_STRINGS"} eq $junk){
+						$strings_only = 1;
+						&print_header($entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"},$entry{"FORM_SERV_URL"});
+						printf STDOUT $str1,$entry{"PLAIN_HITS"};
+						$_ = <IN>;
+						if( $_ eq "" ){
+								last;
+						}
+						chop;
+						if( $_ !~ /=/ ) {
+								last;
+						}
+						($junk,$value) = split(/=/,$_,2);
+						if($value eq ""){
+								next;
+						}
+				}elsif( ($main == 0) && ($junk ne $result_tran{"PLAIN_START"}) ){
+						$entry{$junk} = $value;
+						$main = 1;
+				}
+
+        if( $main == 0 ){
+						if( defined($entry{"FORM_DB"}) && ($entry{"FORM_DB"} eq $main_tran{"FORM_ANONFTP_DB"} )){
+								$db = $main_tran{"I_ANONFTP_DB"};
+						}else{
+								$db = $main_tran{"I_WEBINDEX_DB"};
+						}
+						if (($strings_only == 0) && (!defined( $entry{"FORM_SERV_URL"} )) ){
+								&print_error("The submitted information does not include URL information. Read the HELP pages to setup your html page correctly.",$entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"});
+								exit 1;
+						}
+# do while instead
+
+						while (1){
+								if($result_tran{"PLAIN_END_STRINGS"} eq $junk){
+                    last;
+								}elsif($strings_only == 1){
+                    printf STDOUT $str2, $s ,$value;
+										$s++;
+								}elsif( $result_tran{"PLAIN_START"} eq $junk ){
+										$rec_num = $value+1;
+										if($top != 1){
+												$old_site = $curr_site;
+												$old_str = $curr_str;
+										}
+								}elsif( $result_tran{"PLAIN_END"} eq $junk ){
+										if ($top == 1){
+												&print_header($entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"},$entry{"FORM_SERV_URL"});
+												printf STDOUT $archie_continue_button, $entry{"FORM_OLD_QUERY"};
+												foreach $k ( keys %entry ){
+														if( $k eq "PLAIN_HITS" ){
+																printf STDOUT $str1, $entry{$k};
+																printf STDOUT $str3;
+														}else{
+																printf STDOUT $str4, $main_tran{$k}, $entry{$k};
+														}
+												}
+												print STDOUT "<PRE>\n";
+												$top=0;
+										}
+										if($db == $main_tran{"I_ANONFTP_DB"}){
+												if( $old_site ne $curr_site ){
+														## Do some processing for a new site
+														$no_sites++;
+														printf STDOUT "<p>";
+
+														if($result{"PLAIN_STRING"} ne $result{"PLAIN_SITE"}){
+																printf STDOUT $str5, $rec_num, $result{"PLAIN_SITE"};
+														}else{
+																printf STDOUT $str6, $rec_num, $result{"PLAIN_URL"}, $result{"PLAIN_SITE"};
+														}
+												}
+												$str = $result{"PLAIN_STRING"};
+												$size = $result{"PLAIN_SIZE"};
+												$date = $result{"PLAIN_DATE"};
+												$perms = $result{"PLAIN_PERMS"};
+												if($result{"PLAIN_STRING"} ne $result{"PLAIN_SITE"}){
+														$path = $result{"PLAIN_PATH"};
+														&print_spaces($info_offset);
+														printf STDOUT $str7, $proto{"Anonymous FTP"}, $result{"PLAIN_SITE"}, $result{"PLAIN_PATH"}, $rec_num;
+
+														$~ = "OUTPATH";
+														write;
+
+														$strout = "<A HREF=\"".$result{"PLAIN_URL"}."\">".$result{"PLAIN_STRING"}."</A><p>";
+														$~ = "OUTINFO";
+														write;
+												}
+										}elsif($db == $main_tran{"I_WEBINDEX_DB"}){
+												if( defined( $result{"PLAIN_TITLE"})){
+														$title =$result{"PLAIN_TITLE"};
+												}else{
+														$title = $result{"PLAIN_NO_TITLE"};
+												}
+
+												(defined ($result{"PLAIN_SITE"})) && ($site = $result{"PLAIN_SITE"});
+												(defined ($result{"PLAIN_TEXT"})) && ($text = $result{"PLAIN_TEXT"});
+												(defined ($result{"PLAIN_STRING"})) && ($str = $result{"PLAIN_STRING"});
+												(defined ($result{"PLAIN_SIZE"})) && ($size = $result{"PLAIN_SIZE"});
+												(defined ($result{"PLAIN_WEIGHT"})) && ($weight = $result{"PLAIN_WEIGHT"});
+												(defined ($result{"PLAIN_DATE"})) && ($date = $result{"PLAIN_DATE"});
+												(defined ($result{"PLAIN_URL"})) && ($strurl = $result{"PLAIN_URL"});
+												if ($strurl eq $title) {
+														$title =~ s/:80\//\//;
+														$strurl = $title;
+														$title = "(NO-TITLE)    <i>$title</i>";
+												}elsif($strurl !~ /:80\d+/){
+														$strurl =~ s/:80//;
+												}
+												if($site !~ /:80\d+/){
+														$site =~ s/:80//;
+												}
+												if( $old_site ne $curr_site ){
+														## Do some processing for a new site
+														$no_sites++;
+														print STDOUT "<p>";
+
+														if($result{"PLAIN_STRING"} ne $result{"PLAIN_SITE"}){
+																printf STDOUT $str5, $rec_num, $site;
+														}else{
+																printf STDOUT $str6, $rec_num, $strurl, $site;
+														}
+												}
+
+												if($result{"PLAIN_STRING"} ne $result{"PLAIN_SITE"}){
+														&print_spaces($site_offset);
+														printf STDOUT $str8, $strurl, $title;
+														defined( $weight ) && (print STDOUT "\n\n".' 'x$site_offset) && (printf STDOUT $str9, $str);
+														defined( $date ) && (print STDOUT "\n\n".' 'x$site_offset) && (printf STDOUT $str10, $date) && (&print_spaces($info_offset)) && (printf STDOUT $str11, $size);
+														printf STDOUT $str12, $text;
+												}
+										}
+
+										undef(%result);
+										undef $site; undef $text; undef $str; undef $size; undef $weight; undef $date; undef $strurl;
+								}else{
+										foreach $key (keys (%result_tran)) {
+												if( $result_tran{$key} eq $junk ){
+														$result{$key} = $value;
+														if($key eq "PLAIN_SITE"){
+																$curr_site = $value;
+														}
+														if($key eq "PLAIN_STRING"){
+																$curr_str = $value;
+														}
+														$main = 1;
+														last;
+												}
+										}
+								}
+                $_ = <IN>;
+								if( $_ eq "" ){
+										last;
+								}
+								chop;
+								if( $_ !~ /=/ ) {
+										last;
+								}
+								($junk,$value) = split(/=/,$_,2);
+								if($value eq ""){
+										next;
+								}
+						}
+						last;
+				}
+    }
+    $i++;
+}
+# printf STDOUT $archie_continue_button, $entry{"FORM_OLD_QUERY"};
+if( !defined( $entry{"PLAIN_HITS"} ) ){
+		&print_error("No hits",$entry{"FORM_GIF_URL"});
+}elsif($err eq ""){
+		print STDOUT $str13;
+}
+exit 1;
+
+
+
+sub print_error {
+		local($error_msg,$gifurl) = @_;
+		print STDOUT "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
+		if( $gifurl eq "" ){
+				print STDOUT "<html><center><h2>Archie Results</h2><HR>\n\n";
+		}else{
+				printf STDOUT $archie_header_logo, $gifurl;
+				print STDOUT "<html><center><h2>Archie Results</h2><HR>\n\n";
+		}
+#  print STDOUT "<html><h2>Archie Error</h2><HR>\n\n";
+
+		print STDOUT "<i>".$error_msg."</i></center><br>\n";
+		printf STDOUT $archie_pages;
+		print STDOUT "</html>\n";
+		return(1);
+}
+
+sub print_header {
+  local($gifurl, $url) = @_;
+  print STDOUT "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
+  printf STDOUT $archie_title;
+  if( $gifurl eq "" ){
+			printf STDOUT $archie_header_plain;
+	}else{
+			printf STDOUT $archie_header_logo, $gifurl;
+	}
+  print STDOUT "<FORM method=\"POST\" action=\"".$url."\">\n";
+  return(1);
+}
+
+sub print_spaces {
+		local($n) = $_;
+    print STDOUT ' 'x$n;
+		return(1);
+}

release/base/cgi/html/archie-adv.html

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+<HTML>
+<BODY BGCOLOR="#ccccdd">
+<TITLE>Search in Archie</TITLE>
+<!-- Please modify the action field in the following line to accomodate your system -->
+<FORM method="POST" action="http://archie.bunyip.com/cgi-bin/archie.cgi">
+<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=oflag VALUE="0">
+<CENTER>
+<IMG SRC="query.gif" ALT="Archie Query Form"><br>
+<font size="+2">S</font>earch <font size="+2">f</font>or:<br>
+<INPUT SIZE=48 NAME="query"><P>
+</CENTER>
+<PRE>
+<blockquote>
+<b><font size="+1">D</font>atabase:</b>    <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=database VALUE="Anonymous FTP" CHECKED>Anonymous FTP   <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=database VALUE="Web Index">Web Index
+<b><font size="+1">S</font>earch Type:</b> <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=type VALUE="Sub String" CHECKED>Sub String      <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=type VALUE="Exact">Exact       <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=type VALUE="Regular Expression">Regular Expression
+<b><font size="+1">C</font>ase:</b>        <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=case VALUE="Insensitive" CHECKED>Insensitive     <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=case VALUE="Sensitive">Sensitive<p>
+<b><font size="+1">O</font>utput Format For Web Index Search:</b> <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Keywords Only">Keywords     <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Excerpts Only" CHECKED>Excerpts
+                                    <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Links Only">Links        <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Strings Only">Strings
+</blockquote>
+<CENTER> <INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE=" Search "> <INPUT TYPE="reset" VALUE="Reset"></CENTER></PRE>
+<HR>
+<H3>Optional Search Parameters</H3>
+<ul>
+<p>
+<li>Maximum Hits: <INPUT TYPE="text" SIZE=5 NAME="maxhits" VALUE="100"><BR>
+
+<li>If you want to limit the search so that it only looks in certain domains 
+(such as ca, edu or com), enter one or more in the following boxes:<BR>
+<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME=domain1 SIZE=5> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME=domain2 
+SIZE=5> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME=domain3 SIZE=5> <INPUT TYPE="text" 
+NAME=domain4 SIZE=5> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME=domain5 SIZE=5>
+<!--A HREF="domains.html"To view a list of domains/A--!><BR>
+
+<li>Limit the search results to match a directory path (this is optional):
+<BR><INPUT TYPE="text" SIZE=48 NAME="path"><BR>
+
+<li>You can use as many terms as you like in your path restriction field, as long as you separate them by spaces. The operator among these terms is:
+<BR><INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=pathrel VALUE="OR" CHECKED> OR <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=pathrel VALUE="AND"> AND<BR>
+
+<li>Exclude search results that match a directory path you don't want (this is also optional):
+<BR><INPUT TYPE="text" SIZE=48 NAME="expath"><BR>
+</ul>
+<CENTER>
+<B><A HREF="archie-help.html">Help</A> | <A HREF="archie.html">Simple Search</A> | <A HREF="http://www.bunyip.com/products/archie"> Archie's Home Page</A></B>
+</CENTER>
+</FORM>
+</HTML>

release/base/cgi/html/archie-help.html

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+<html>
+<title>Archie Help</title>
+<center><h2>Archie Help</h2></center>
+<blockquote>This help file explains in moderate detail what each field in the search page
+means. If you still can't locate the help you need or you want to report an
+error please mail us at <i><A
+HREF="mailto:archie-group@bunyip.com">archie-group@bunyip.com</A></i> and we
+will get back to you as soon as we can.
+</blockquote>
+<hr>
+<br>
+<b>Search For:</b>
+<blockquote>
+Here you type in the search variable.  If regular expression is the type of
+search you are using then the string would be the
+<A HREF="archie-help.html#regex" REL="SUBDOCUMENT">regular expression</A> you are
+looking for.
+</blockquote>
+
+<b>Database:</b>
+<blockquote>
+The database which will be undergoing the search.  If you are searching the
+web then press on the <i>Web Index</i> button. Otherwise if you are searching
+the FTP sites then press on the other button.
+</blockquote>
+
+<b>Search Type:</b>
+<blockquote>
+<ul>
+<li><b>Exact: </b>
+<li><b>Sub String: </b><br>
+<i>Substring (case insensitive)</i>:  A match  occurs  if
+the  file (or directory) name in the database contains
+the user-given substring, without regard  to case.
+<pre>
+Example:
+
+               The pattern:
+                    is
+
+               matches any of the following:
+
+                    islington
+                    this
+                    poison
+
+</pre>
+<i>Substring (case sensitive):</i>  As above, but  taking case as significant.
+
+<pre>
+Example:
+
+               The pattern:
+
+                    TeX
+
+               will match:
+
+                    LaTeX
+
+               but neither of the following:
+
+                    Latex
+                    TExTroff
+</pre>
+<li><b><A NAME="regex" REL="SUBDOCUMENT">Regular Expression</A>: </b>
+     Regular expressions follow the conventions of the ed(1) command,
+     allowing sophisticated pattern matching.   Regular expressions imbue
+     certain characters with special meaning, providing a  quoting  mechanism  to  remove
+     this special meaning when required.
+</ul>
+</blockquote>
+
+<b>Case: </b>
+<blockquote>
+This option only affects searches of type Regular Expression and Substring.
+</blockquote>
+
+<b>Output Format: </b>
+<blockquote>
+This controls the output format for results from the Web Index database.
+<ul>
+<li><b>Keywords Only</b>: The most frequently occurring Keywords in each document will
+be displayed after the document's URL.
+<li><b>Excerpts Only</b>: A short excerpt from each document is displayed
+after its URL.
+<li><b>Links Only</b>: Only links are displayed with no further details. No excerpts
+or Keywords are displayed with each URL.
+</ul>
+</blockquote>
+
+<h3>Optional Parameters</h3>
+<ul>
+<li><b>Path restriction or exclusion: </b>Several parameters could be used to
+improve your search results. But first you must specify what type of operation
+to be used on those upcoming fields.  If you specify <b>OR</b> then you ask
+that the strings you provide in these fields have an OR relationship among
+them. Otherwise if you specify <b>AND</b> then you are asking for all the
+strings that you provide in these fields to be considered.
+<ul>
+<li><b>Path Restriction</b> : You can improve the results by restricting on
+the path of each URL that comes back.  The strings you provide in these field
+will be matched against the paths returned in the result and paths that do not
+contain these strings will be disregarded.  If you have chosen the <b>OR</b>
+as your operator among the strings then if any of the strings occur in a path
+this path will be considered valid. However if you have chosen <b>AND</b> as
+your operator then unless all the entered strings appear in the path, the path
+is invalid.
+<li><b>Path Exclusion</b> : You can exclude certain results from coming back
+if they contain a specific string you don't need to see.  By specifying this
+string in this field you will achieve your goal.
+</ul>
+<li><b>Domains: </b>          This variable allows you to  restrict  the  scope  of
+your  search  based  upon  the  Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN) of the
+anonymous FTP or Web sites being searched.  In  this  way,  you can specify a
+list of domain names to which all returned  sites  must  match.
+
+<li><b>Maximum Hits :</b>     Allows Archie to generate at most  the
+specified number  of  matches  (permissible  range: 0-200;  default: 100).
+
+<li><b>Maximum Hits Per Match :</b>          Across all the anonymous FTP and
+Web archives  on  the  Internet (and  even  on  one  single anonymous FTP archive) many
+files will have the same  name.  For  example,  if  you
+search for a very common filename like "README" you can
+get hundreds even thousands of matches. You  can  limit
+the  number  of  files  with the same name through this variable.
+
+<li><b>Maximum Match :</b>   This variable will limit the number filenames (or
+strings matched) returned.
+For  example, if maxmatch is set to 2 and you perform a
+substring search for the string "etc", and the database
+contains  filenames  "etca", "betc" and "detc" only the
+filenames "etca" and "betc" will be returned.  However,
+depending  on  the  values of maxhitspm and maxhits you
+will get back a  number  of  actual  files  with  those
+names.
+</ul>
+</html>

release/base/cgi/html/archie.html

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+<HTML>
+<BODY BGCOLOR="#ccccdd">
+<TITLE>Search in Archie</TITLE>
+<!-- Please modify the action field in the following line to accomodate your system -->
+<FORM method="POST" action="http://archie.bunyip.com/cgi-bin/archie.cgi">
+
+<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=oflag VALUE="0">
+<CENTER>
+<IMG SRC="query.gif" ALT="Archie Query Form"><br>
+<font size="+2">S</font>earch <font size="+2">f</font>or:<br>
+<INPUT SIZE=48 NAME="query"><br>
+<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE=" Search "><INPUT TYPE="reset" VALUE="Reset">
+</CENTER>
+<PRE>
+<blockquote>
+<b><font size="+1">D</font>atabase:</b>    <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=database VALUE="Anonymous FTP" CHECKED>Anonymous FTP   <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=database VALUE="Web Index">Web Index
+<b><font size="+1">S</font>earch Type:</b> <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=type VALUE="Sub String" CHECKED>Sub String      <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=type VALUE="Exact">Exact       <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=type VALUE="Regular Expression">Regular Expression
+<b><font size="+1">C</font>ase:</b>        <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=case VALUE="Insensitive" CHECKED>Insensitive     <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=case VALUE="Sensitive">Sensitive<p>
+<b><font size="+1">O</font>utput Format For Web Index Search:</b> <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Keywords Only">Keywords
+                                    <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Excerpts Only" CHECKED>Excerpts
+                                    <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Links Only">Links
+                                    <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME="format" VALUE="Strings Only">Strings
+</blockquote>
+</PRE>
+<HR>
+<CENTER>
+<B><A HREF="archie-help.html">Help</A> | <A HREF="archie-adv.html">Advanced Search</A> | <A HREF="http://www.bunyip.com/products/archie"> Archie's Home Page</A></B>
+</CENTER>
+</FORM>
+</HTML>

release/base/config/Makefile

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+# archie Version 3.5-beta
+# Bunyip Information Systems, 1994
+# $Id: Makefile,v 1.10 1995/03/17 13:50:36 pedro Exp $
+#
+# This is the configuration Makefile for the archie V 3.5 distribution
+# 
+# Change the following 2 definitions if you don't like the defaults MAKE
+# SURE that you have allocated the archie user codes before running this
+# Makefile The name of the archie administrative code. You might want to
+# create an archie group as well
+# 
+# YOU MUST RUN THIS MAKEFILE AS SUPERUSER
+#
+
+ARCHUSER=archie
+ARCHGRP =archie
+
+# The place for the manpages describing the binaries
+
+MANEXT=n
+MAN=../man
+
+#MAN5EXT=$(MANEXT)
+MAN5EXT=5
+MAN5=$(MAN)/man${MAN5EXT}
+
+# Default permissions for archie binaries
+
+AR_PERMS=711
+ARS_PERMS=755
+
+all: su links manpages owners archieb pfs links
+
+
+su:
+	@echo "Making sure you're superuser"
+	@id=`id | sed 's/(.*$$//' | sed 's/^.*=//'`; \
+	echo "Your uid is $$id"; \
+	if [ "$$id" -ne "0" ]; then \
+		echo "You must be running as superuser to configure archie"; \
+		exit 2;\
+	fi
+
+owners:
+	@echo Changing ownership to the archie user: $(ARCHUSER)
+	(cd ..; chown -R $(ARCHUSER) *; chgrp -R $(ARCHGRP) *;\
+		chown $(ARCHUSER) . ; chgrp $(ARCHGRP) .; \
+		chown $(ARCHUSER) .*; chgrp $(ARCHGRP) .*; chmod 755 .)
+
+archieb:
+	@echo Copying the shell and perl scripts into the bin directory
+	(cd ../scripts; tar cf - . | gzip > /tmp/scripts.tgz ; cd ../bin ;\
+		../scripts/untar /tmp/scripts.tgz)
+	@echo Setting permissions for binaries
+	for i in `find ../bin -type f -print | grep -v CVS | \
+			 sed 's?../bin/??g'`; do\
+		chmod $(AR_PERMS) ../bin/$$i;\
+	done
+	@echo Setting permissions for scripts
+	cd ../bin; /bin/file ./* | egrep -v '(demand|link|directory)' | \
+		sed 's?:.*$$??' | xargs -t chmod $(ARS_PERMS)
+	@echo Setting permissions for logs
+	chmod 662 ../logs/email.log
+	@echo Setting permissions for tmp directory
+	chmod 1777 ../db/tmp ../tmp
+	@echo Taking care of the pager
+	cp ../bin/less* ../pager/bin
+	chmod 555 ../pager/bin/less*
+	@echo Setting permissions for telnet client
+	chown root ../bin/telnet-client
+	chmod 111 ../bin/telnet-client
+	chmod u+s ../bin/telnet-client
+	chmod 755 ../bin ../etc ../logs
+	chmod 644 ../etc/*
+	@echo Setting permissions for cgi progs
+	chmod 755 ../cgi ../cgi/*
+	chmod 644 ../cgi/html/*
+	chmod 755 ../cgi/bin/archie.cgi
+	chmod 755 ../cgi/bin/cgi-client
+	chmod u+s ../cgi/bin/cgi-client
+	@echo Setting permissions for databases
+	chmod o+rx ../db ../db/*
+
+manpages:
+	-mkdir $(MAN) && chmod 755 $(MAN)
+	-mkdir $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT) && chmod 755 $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT)
+	-mkdir $(MAN5) && chmod 755 $(MAN5)
+	for i in `find ../manpages/*.n -type f -print | grep -v CVS |\
+		 sed 's?../manpages/??g' | sed 's/\..$$//g'`; do\
+		cp ../manpages/$$i.n $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT)/$$i.$(MANEXT);\
+		chmod 644 $(MAN)/man$(MANEXT)/$$i.$(MANEXT);\
+		if [ -f /usr/ucb/echo ] ; then  /usr/ucb/echo -n "." ; \
+		else  echo -n "." ; fi \
+	done 
+	@echo ""
+	for i in `find ../manpages/*.5 -type f -print | grep -v CVS |\
+		 sed 's?../manpages/??g' | sed 's/\..$$//g'`; do\
+		cp ../manpages/$$i.5 $(MAN5)/$$i.$(MAN5EXT);\
+		chmod 644 $(MAN5)/$$i.$(MAN5EXT);\
+		if [ -f /usr/ucb/echo ] ; then  /usr/ucb/echo -n "." ; \
+		else  echo -n "." ; fi \
+	done
+	@echo ""
+	@echo "Done";
+
+pfs:
+	@echo "Taking care of things in /pfs"
+	find ../pfs -type f -print | xargs -t chmod 644
+	find ../pfs -type d -print | xargs -t chmod 755
+	find ../pfs/bin -type f -print | xargs -t chmod 755
+	chown root ../pfs/bin/pstart
+	chmod gu+s ../pfs/bin/pstart
+
+links:
+	@echo "Creating /pfs link"
+	-rm -f /pfs 
+	ln -s `pwd | sed 's?/config??'`/pfs /pfs
+	@echo "Creating other links"
+	-cd .. ; rm -f bin/-telnet-client bin/arexchange bin/arretrieve 
+	cd ../bin; ln -s telnet-client ./-telnet-client; \
+		ln -s arserver arexchange; \
+		ln -s arserver arretrieve; \
+		ln -s update_anonftp update_webindex
+
+
+	
+
+	

release/base/contrib/README

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+The archie standalone clients are the property of the individual authors
+and are included here for the convenience of our customers. All of these
+clients are available on the Internet via anonymous FTP. 
+
+The modified sources for less used with the archie system are included
+in less-177-for-archie.tar.Z
+
+NOTE: These sources do _NOT_ contain the prospero patch for V2/V3
+      archie/prospero systems. However, the fix is included if you would
+      perform the patch yourself. It is in prospero-fix.
+      
+
+		Archie Standalone clients 
+
+File name	Author				Comments
+----------      ------				------------
+
+c-archie-1.[1-3].tar.Z
+		Brendan Kehoe 		     Command line interface
+		(brendan@cygnus.com)         written in C
+
+c-archie-1.[2,3]-for-vms.com
+	       Brendan Kehoe                 Command line interface
+               (brendan@cygnus.com)          written for VMS
+
+		
+archie.el	
+              Brendan Kehoe                  Command line interface
+              (brendan@cygnus.com)           written for emacs
+
+perl-archie-3.8.tar.Z
+		Khun Yee Fung		     Command line interface
+		(clipper@csd.uwo.ca)	     written in Perl
+
+xarchie-2.0.8.tar.Z
+	        George Ferguson		     X11(R4) interface
+		(ferguson@cs.rochester.edu)  Athena widget set
+
+archie-one-liner.sh
+		Mark Moraes 
+		(moraes@deshaw.com)	     /bin/sh interface
+
+archie.zip	Brad Clemens 
+		(bkc@omnigate.clarkson.edu)  PC DOS client
+
+mac-archie-client-09.hqx
+		Chris J McNeil
+		cmcneil@macc2.mta.ca	     Mac archie client 
+		(This is shareware)

release/base/contrib/archie.el

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+;;
+;; archie.el v1.0 -- by Brendan Kehoe (brendan@cs.widener.edu)
+;;
+;; A mock-interface to Archie for Emacs.  This will shave by when you need
+;; it.  ARCHIE-SEZ will insert the result of the query in the current buffer,
+;; and plain ARCHIE will create a separate buffer .
+;;
+;; TODO: hack ange-ftp to use the output of archie -l, and let you select
+;;       from a magic list which one you want to FTP into an Emacs buffer.
+;;
+
+(defvar archie-program "/usr/local/bin/archie"
+  "Program that queries archie servers.")
+
+(defvar archie-server "archie.sura.net"
+  "Server for \\[archie] searches.
+
+Known archie servers:
+	archie.ans.net (USA [NY])
+	archie.sura.net (USA [MD])
+	archie.mcgill.ca (Canada)
+	archie.funet.fi (Finland/Mainland Europe)
+	archie.au (Australia)
+	archie.doc.ic.ac.uk (Great Britain/Ireland)
+")
+
+(defvar archie-search-type "-e"
+  "Search type for \\[archie] searches.
+Can be one of: -c for substring searches
+               -e for exact matches (default)
+               -r for a regexp
+               -s for a case-insensitive substring search
+")
+
+(defun archie-sez (string)
+  "Insert the results of an archie query on STRING into the current buffer.
+   Uses the function `archie' for its main work."
+  (interactive (list (read-string "String: " nil)))
+  (archie string nil t))
+
+(defun archie (string &optional type inplace)
+  "Look for STRING on an Archie server.
+Optional second arg TYPE is the type of search to make -- by default, it's
+`archie-search-type'.  Possible values are substring, subcase (case insensitive
+substring), and regexp (a regular expression).  Interactively, a prefix arg
+will make it prompt for this."
+  (interactive (list (read-string "String: " nil)
+		     (and current-prefix-arg
+			  (read-string "Search type [-c/-e/-r/-s]: "
+				       archie-search-type))))
+  (let ((buf (or inplace (get-buffer-create "*Archie*"))))
+    (if inplace
+	(progn
+	  (push-mark (point) t)
+	  (insert "Archie sez: \n"))
+      (progn
+	(pop-to-buffer buf)
+	(setq buffer-read-only nil
+	      mode-line-process (concat ": " string)
+	      mode-name "Query for"
+	      minor-mode-alist nil)
+	(erase-buffer)))
+    (call-process archie-program nil buf nil
+		  "-h" archie-server
+		  (or type archie-search-type)
+		  string))
+
+  (if (not inplace)
+      (progn
+	(setq buffer-read-only t)
+	(goto-char (point-min)))))

release/base/etc/ardomains.cf

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+#
+westeurope1	de:ie:pt:es:uk:at:fr:it:be:nl
+westeurope2	ch:cy:gr:li:lu:tr
+westeurope	westeurope1:westeurope2			Western Europe
+easteurope	bg:cs:cz:hr:hu:pl:ro:sk:si		Eastern Europe
+scandinavia	no:dk:se:fi:ee:is			Scandinavia
+europe		westeurope:easteurope:scandinavia	Europe
+usa		edu:com:mil:gov:us:org:net		United States
+northamerica	usa:ca:mx				North America
+southamerica	ar:bo:br:cl:co:cr:cu:ec:pe:ve		South American
+centralamerica	sv:gt:hn				Central America
+asia		kr:hk:sg:jp:cn:my:tw:in			Asia
+mideast		eg:.il:kw:sa				Middle East
+africa		za					Africa
+anzac		au:nz					OZ & New Zealand
+world1		europe:scandinavia:northamerica
+world2          centralamerica:southamerica:mideast:africa:anzac:as
+world		world1:world2 				The World

release/base/etc/arretdefs.cf

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+anonftp:unix_bsd:image:.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+anonftp:novell:image:.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+anonftp:vms_std:image:.Z:anonymous:::[...]:*?:ls-lR

release/base/etc/arretrieve.cf

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+localhost anonftp * 0 rw 1d 19940124155459 0
+localhost webindex * 10 rw 1 19940816041633 0

release/base/etc/arupdate.cf

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+archie.bunyip.com anonftp * 10 rw 0 19941228054741 0
+archie.bunyip.com gopherindex * 5 rw 0 19950105211457 0
+

release/base/etc/catalogs.cf

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+#
+#database	type				access method	location
+# name
+#
+anonftp		archie				anonftp		anonftp_db
+gopherindex	archie				gopherindex	gopherindex_db
+

release/base/etc/domain.order

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+#
+# Colon separated list of domains... example: ca:edu
+# 
+

release/base/etc/email.help

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+		Archie Email Help (Version 3.2)
+
+HELP for this archie email server, as of 11 April, 1994.
+
+To perform an archie search via email, send mail to
+
+	archie@<archie_server>
+
+where <archie_server> is the name of an archie host, some of which are listed
+below.
+
+The "Subject:" header in mail sent to archie is treated as part of the
+message body.
+
+Command lines begin in the first column. All lines that do not match a valid
+commands are ignored.
+
+Empty messages are treated as "help" requests (this file). If no command
+in a particular message can be recognized, the message is treated as
+"empty" and this file will be returned.
+
+The current (and complete) list of archie servers can be found with the
+"servers" command (described below). A sample list is:
+
+    archie.au            	139.130.4.6     Australia
+    archie.edvz.uni-linz.ac.at  140.78.3.8	Austria
+    archie.univie.ac.at		131.130.1.23	Austria
+    archie.cs.mcgill.ca		132.206.51.250	Canada
+    archie.uqam.ca		132.208.250.10	Canada
+    archie.funet.fi      	128.214.6.102	Finland
+    archie.univ-rennes1.fr	129.20.128.38	France
+    archie.th-darmstadt.de	130.83.128.118	Germany
+    archie.ac.il 		132.65.16.18    Israel
+    archie.unipi.it		131.114.21.10	Italy
+    archie.wide.ad.jp    	133.4.3.6       Japan
+    archie.hama.nm.kr		128.134.1.1	Korea
+    archie.sogang.ac.kr 	163.239.1.11	Korea
+    archie.uninett.no		128.39.2.20	Norway
+    archie.rediris.es		130.206.1.2	Spain
+    archie.luth.se		130.240.12.30	Sweden
+    archie.switch.ch		130.59.1.40	Switzerland
+    archie.nctuccca.edu.tw			Taiwan
+    archie.ncu.edu.tw    	192.83.166.12	Taiwan
+    archie.doc.ic.ac.uk  	146.169.11.3    United Kingdom
+    archie.hensa.ac.uk		129.12.21.25	United Kingdom
+    archie.unl.edu       	129.93.1.14	USA (NE)
+    archie.internic.net		198.49.45.10	USA (NJ)
+    archie.rutgers.edu   	128.6.18.15	USA (NJ)
+    archie.ans.net       	147.225.1.10	USA (NY)
+    archie.sura.net      	128.167.254.179	USA (MD)
+
+
+If you do not get mail back within 1 day or so, try using the "path"
+command described below.
+
+
+Mail destined for the ADMINISTRATION of individual servers should be
+addressed to:
+
+	archie-admin@<archie_server>
+
+where <archie_server> is one of the hosts listed above. If you are having
+a problem with a particular server, try sending mail to its administrator
+first before contacting the general archie contact address below. They
+may already be aware of the problem.
+
+To request the ADDITION or DELETION of a site from the archie database,
+send mail to:
+
+	archie-admin@bunyip.com
+
+
+To contact the IMPLEMENTORS of archie, send mail to:
+
+	archie-group@bunyip.com
+
+
+For your information anonymous FTP may be performed through the mail by
+various ftp-mail servers. Send a message with the word 'help' in it to:
+
+For BITNET/EARN sites ONLY:
+
+		bitftp@pucc.princeton.edu
+
+or (general access):
+
+		ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com
+
+for an explanations on how to use them.
+
+Under version 3.2 the email client implements all the non-interactive
+commands and variables of the telnet client. However, interactive
+commands like "pager" are not supported as they don't make much sense in
+the email environment.
+
+For a complete explanation of the the archie system use the "manpage"
+command to request a copy of the manual page, what follows is a short
+summary of the valid email commands and variables.
+
+NOTE: The "site" command of earlier versions of archie has been disabled
+      under version 3.2 until it can be reimplemented with the new
+      architecture of the system.
+
+"Quick and dirty" summary
+-------------------------
+
+For those of you who want to get something done now and read the rest of
+this later, send the email to an archie server with the line:
+
+	find <foo>
+
+(where <foo> is the name of the file you are looking for). You should get
+a message back with results of your search. If you want to be a bit more
+sophisticated, read on....
+
+
+Commands
+--------
+In the commands that follow, parameters between '[' and ']' are optional.
+The ellipsis ("...") signifies that the previous parameter can be repeated
+multiple times. A '|' character means "or".
+
+
+help [ <topic> [[ <subtopic> ] ...]]
+
+		The "help" command by itself produces this message.
+
+		An optional topic and subtopic(s) may also be given.  A
+		list of words is considered to be one topic, not a list
+		of individual topics. Thus, 
+
+			help set maxhits
+
+		requests help on the subtopic 'maxhits' of topic 'set',
+		not on two separate topics.
+
+
+find <pattern>  This command produces a list of files matching the pattern
+		<pattern>.  The <pattern> may be interpreted as a simple
+		substring, a case sensitive substring, an exact string or
+		a regular expression, depending on the value of the
+		variable search.
+
+prog <pattern>	This is identical to "find" and is included for backward
+		compatibility with older versions of the system.
+
+
+list [ <pattern> ]
+
+		Produce a list of sites whose contents are contained in
+		the archie database. With no argument all the sites are
+		listed. If given, the <pattern> argument is interpreted
+		as a regular expression (see the archie manual page for
+		an explanation of regular expressons) against which to
+		match site names: only those names matching are printed.
+		The format of the output can be selected through the
+		output_format variable (described below).
+
+		Note that the numerical (IP) address associated with a
+		site name is valid at the time the site was last updated
+		in the archie database, but may have changed subsequently.
+
+mail <address>	Mail the results generated up until this command to
+		<address>. This must be a vaid email address.
+
+manpage [ roff | ascii ]
+
+		Return the archie manual page. The optional arguments
+		specify the format of the returned document. "roff"
+		specifies UNIX troff (or nroff) format, while ascii
+		specifies plain, preformatted ASCII output. With no
+		arguments it defaults to ascii.
+
+motd		Re-display the "message of the day", which is normally
+		printed at the start of the returned message.
+
+path <address>	Set the return email address to <address>. This overrides
+		the default path which the system automatically generates
+		by looking at the incoming mail header. This is actually
+		an alias for "set mailto <address>" (see "Variables"
+		below), and is included for backwards compatability.
+
+servers		Display a list of all publicly accessible archie servers
+		worldwide. The names of the hosts, their IP addresses and
+		geographical locations are listed. IP addresses were valid
+		at the time that this document was last updated.
+
+domains		Give a list of the archie pseudo-domains that the archie
+		server supports. See the manual page for an explanation
+		of archie pseudo-domains.
+
+set <variable> <value>
+
+		Set the specified <variable> to <value>. See "Variables"
+		below. 
+
+show [ <variable-name>...]
+
+		Without any parameters, display the status of all the
+		user-settable variables, including such information as
+		its type (boolean, numeric, string), whether or not it is
+		set and its current value (if its type requires a
+		value).  Otherwise show the status of each of the
+		specified arguments. Useful for finding out what the
+		default settings at a server are.
+
+unset <variable>
+		Unset the specified <variable>. The subsequent value of
+		the variable is defined on a <variable>-specific basis.
+
+version
+		Print the current version of the email interface.
+
+whatis <substring>
+
+		Search the Software Description Database for the given
+		substring, ignoring case.  This database consists of
+		names and short descriptions of many software packages,
+		documents (like RFCs and educational material), and data
+		files stored on the Internet.
+
+		Note that this database is currently maintained by hand
+		and is certain to be outdated (the net changes on a daily
+		basis).
+
+Variables
+---------
+
+The archie email system has 3 types of variables.
+
+1) Numeric
+----------
+
+Numeric variables may have preset internal ranges in which the value of
+the variable must lie.
+
+
+maxhits		Allow the "find" command to generate at most the
+		specified number of matches (hits) (permissible range:
+		0-1000). Default 100.
+
+maxhitspm	Maximum number of files (hits) per filename located in
+		the find command. See the manual page for more
+		information. Range 0-1000. Default 100.
+
+maxmatch	Maximum number of filenames to return with the find
+		command. This is NOT the same as maxhits which limits the
+		total number of files returned. See the manual page for
+		more information. Range 0-1000. Default 100.
+
+max_split_size  Approximate maximum size, in bytes, of a file to be mailed
+		to the user. Any output larger than this limit will be
+		split in pieces of about this size.  This can be set by
+		the user in the range 1024 to ~2Gb with a default of
+		51200 bytes. Some mail gateways will not allow results of
+		over 100Kb and so care should be taken when setting this
+		limit.
+
+2) String
+---------
+
+String variables may have a predefined range of values.
+
+
+compress	The kind of data compression the user can specify when
+		mailing back output.  Currently allowed values are
+		"none" and "compress" (standard UNIX compress program)
+		with a default of "none"
+
+encode		The type of post-compression encoding the user can
+		specify when mailing back output.  Currently allowed
+		values are "none" and "uuencode", with a default
+		of "none". Note that this variable is ignored unless
+		compression is enabled (via the compress variable).
+
+language	Allows the user to specify the language in which the
+		help, etc. is presented. Individual servers may be
+		configured for a range of languages.
+
+mailto		A valid address to mail the results back to. This overrides
+		the address automatically generated by the archie system
+		from the incoming mail header. Setting this variable is
+		equivalent to using the "path" command.
+
+match_domain	Restrict the returned files to sites in the
+		colon-separated list of domains and pseudo-domains. See
+		the manual page for further information.
+
+match_path	Restrict the files returned in the 'find' command to
+		contain the colon-separated list of pathname components.
+		See the manual page for further information.
+		
+output_format 	Affects the way the output of "find" and "list" is
+		displayed.  User settable, with valid values of "machine"
+		(machine readable format), "terse" and "verbose", with a
+		default of "verbose".
+
+search		The type of search done by the "find" (or "prog") command.
+		The list of valid values is given below in order of
+		increasing search times. The given search string may
+		match a directory or filename in the database.
+
+		exact		String has to match exactly (including case)
+		subcase		Substring match. Case sensitive.
+		sub		Substring match. Case insensitive.
+		regex		Regular expression (see ed(1)) search.
+				Case sensitive. The archie manual page
+				gives examples of regular expressions.
+				
+
+		There are also compound searches made up of combinations
+		of the above search methods in sequence:
+
+		exact_sub	Try "exact". If no matches found use
+				"sub".
+		exact_subcase	Try "exact". If no matches found use
+				"subcase"
+		exact_regex	Try "exact". If no matches found use
+				regex.
+
+
+		Note: unless specifically anchored to the beginning
+		(with ^) or end (with $) of a line, regular expressions 
+		(effectively) have ``.*'' prepended and appended to them.
+		For example, it is not necessary to type
+
+			find .*xnlock.*
+
+		because
+
+			find xnlock
+
+		In this instance, the regex match is equivalent a simple
+		substring match which should be used instead.
+
+server		The archie/Prospero server to which the email interface
+		connects when "find" or "list" commands are used. Usually
+		defaults to "localhost" on most archie systems.
+
+sortby		Set the method of sorting to be applied to output from
+		the "find" command.
+
+		The five permitted methods (and their associated reverse
+		orders) are:
+
+		none 	  Unsorted (default; no reverse order, though
+			  'rnone' is accepted)
+
+		filename  Sort files/directories by name, using lexical
+			  order (reverse order: 'rfilename')
+
+		hostname  Sort on the archive hostname, in lexical order
+			  (reverse order: 'rhostname')
+
+		size	  Sort by size, largest files/directories first
+			  (reverse order: 'rsize')
+
+		time	  Sort by modification time, with the most recent
+			  file/directory names first (reverse order: 'rtime')
+
+		
+3) Boolean
+----------
+
+Currently the email interface to the archie system has no variables of
+type "boolean".

release/base/etc/find_files.cf

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+readme [Rr][Ee][Aa][Dd][Mm.][EeMm][Ee]*

release/base/etc/hm_db.cf

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+anonftp {Filename,40,,W:User,15:Password,15,,W:Account,15:Path,30,,W}
+gopherindex {Port,5,,W:Path,30,,W}
+webindex {Port,5,,W:Path,30,,W}
+
+

release/base/etc/inform_web

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+Subject: Archie indexes your Web server
+
+  Dear Web Administrator,
+
+    Archie has started indexing your site for the collective use of
+    all Archie servers around the world.  Indexing your site and all
+    other web sites is merely for archieving purposes.  If you wish
+    at any time to stop having Archie index your web site then
+    please reply to this email or send email stating so at
+                  archie-group@bunyip.com
+
+    Archie complies to the ``robots.txt'' exclusion standard and
+    performs partial retrievals of only new material.
+
+    If you have any questions regarding the procedure or any
+    inquiries about Archie, then please feel free to contact the Archie
+    team at the email address (archie-group@bunyip.com).
+    You can also browse our web site at
+                  http://www.bunyip.com/products/archie
+
+    We also would like to remind you that this message will only be
+    sent out once. So please save it for future references.
+
+
+          Archie Group
+	  Bunyip Information Systems Inc
+	  archie-goup@bunyip.com
+
+

release/base/etc/motd

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+
+                            Welcome to Archie!
+  			         Vers 3.3 

release/base/etc/options.cf

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+#
+# uncomment the lines (COMPRESS and UNCOMPRESS) if you want to use 
+# gzip and gunzip instead of compress and uncompress
+# You will need to modify the path on each line to reflect your system.
+#
+# You also need to fix the file ~archie/etc/arretdefs.cf 
+# replace the line  anonftp:unix_bsd:image:.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+# by                anonftp:unix_bsd:image:.gz,.Z:anonymous:::-R:*?:ls-lR
+#
+#
+#TYPE		NAME			PATH
+#
+#
+#COMPRESS	GZIP			/usr/local/bin/gzip
+#UNCOMPRESS	GZIP			/usr/local/bin/gunzip

release/base/etc/resolv.conf

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+domain bunyip.com
+nameserver 127.0.0.1
+

release/base/etc/serverlist

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+--------------------< List of active archie servers >--------------------
+
+                                               Last Update: Jun 21 1996
+
+     archie.au                  139.130.23.2     Australia
+     archie.univie.ac.at        131.130.1.23     Austria
+     archie.belnet.be		193.190.248.18	 Belgium
+     archie.bunyip.com          192.77.55.2      Canada
+     archie.cs.mcgill.ca        132.206.51.250   Canada
+     archie.funet.fi            128.214.6.102    Finland
+     archie.univ-rennes1.fr     129.20.254.2     France
+     archie.th-darmstadt.de     130.83.22.1      Germany
+     archie.ac.il               132.65.208.15    Israel
+     archie.unipi.it            131.114.21.10    Italy
+     archie.wide.ad.jp          133.4.3.6        Japan
+     archie.hana.nm.kr          128.134.1.1      Korea
+     archie.kornet.nm.kr	168.126.63.10	 Korea
+     archie.sogang.ac.kr        163.239.1.11     Korea
+     archie.nz                  140.200.128.13   New Zealand
+     archie.uninett.no          128.39.2.20      Norway
+     archie.icm.edu.pl          148.81.209.5     Poland
+     archie.rediris.es          130.206.1.5      Spain
+     archie.luth.se             130.240.12.23    Sweden
+     archie.switch.ch           130.59.1.40      Switzerland
+     archie.switch.ch           130.59.10.40     Switzerland
+     archie.ncu.edu.tw          192.83.166.12    Taiwan
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.16.11    UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.17.5     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.2.10     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.32.5     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.33.5     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        146.169.43.1     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        155.198.1.40     UK
+     archie.doc.ic.ac.uk        155.198.191.4    UK
+     archie.hensa.ac.uk         129.12.200.130   UK
+     archie.sura.net            192.239.16.130   USA (MD)
+     archie.unl.edu             129.93.1.14      USA (NE)
+     archie.internic.net        192.20.239.132   USA (NJ)
+     archie.internic.net        198.49.45.10     USA (NJ)
+     archie.internic.net        204.179.186.65   USA (NJ)
+     archie.rutgers.edu         128.6.21.13      USA (NJ)
+     archie.ans.net             147.225.1.10     USA (NY)
+
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------

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+acca.nmsu.edu:70:
+actlab.rtf.utexas.edu:70:
+amanda.physics.wisc.edu:70:
+archives.math.utk.edu:70:
+atlantic.evsc.virginia.edu:70:
+ava.bcc.orst.edu:70:1./mgd
+bigboote.wpi.edu:70:
+biochemistry.cwru.edu:70:
+blaze.trentu.ca:70:
+borg.lib.vt.edu:5070:
+borg.lib.vt.edu:70:
+bramble.er.usgs.gov:70:
+cali.law.umn.edu:70:
+camis.stanford.edu:70:
+ccantares.wcupa.edu:80:
+ccantares.wcupa.edu:85:
+ccantares.wcupa.edu:90:
+cedr.lbl.gov:70:
+cfata4.harvard.edu:70:
+cob.fsu.edu:4070:
+condor.dgsca.unam.mx:70:
+cosn.org:70:
+crane.mbl.edu:70:
+crane.mbl.edu:72:1
+cricinfo.cse.ogi.edu:7070:
+cs.arizona.edu:70:
+cs.dartmouth.edu:70:
+cs.rpi.edu:70:
+cs1.presby.edu:70:
+csbh.com:70:
+csf.colorado.edu:70:
+cwis.nyu.edu:70:
+cwis.ucs.mun.ca:70:
+daedalus.edc.rmit.edu.au:70:
+debra.dgbt.doc.ca:70:
+dewey.lib.ncsu.edu:70:
+dimund.umd.edu:70:
+ecua.net.ec:70:1/rec/gopher/ecuador
+ernest.ccs.carleton.ca:419:
+euler.math.usma.edu:70:
+figment.mit.edu:9999:
+flash.lakeheadu.ca:70:
+fragrans.riken.go.jp.au:70:
+freenet.victoria.bc.ca:70:
+ftp.shsu.edu:70:
+funrsc.fairfield.edu:70:
+gated.cornell.edu:70:
+gboro.rowan.edu:150:
+geosim.cs.vt.edu:70:
+gibbs.oit.unc.edu:7000:
+gizmo.oeh.cornell.edu:70:
+gopher-server.nist.gov:70:
+gopher.austin.unimelb.edu.au:70:
+gopher.babson.edu:70:
+gopher.bcc.orst.edu:70:
+gopher.bcm.tmc.edu:70:
+gopher.bridgewater.edu:70:
+gopher.bucknell.edu:70:
+gopher.butler.edu:70:
+gopher.cair.du.edu:70:
+gopher.camosun.bc.ca:70:
+gopher.cc.swarthmore.edu:70:
+gopher.cerritos.edu:70:
+gopher.ces.ncsu.edu:70:
+gopher.cfm.ohio-state.edu:70:1
+gopher.cit.cornell.edu:70:
+gopher.cornell-iowa.edu:70:
+gopher.cr:70:
+gopher.cs.andrews.edu:70:
+gopher.cs.orst.edu:70:
+gopher.cs.pdx.edu:70:
+gopher.cs.utexas.edu:70:
+gopher.cse.ucla.edu:70:
+gopher.csos.orst.edu:70:
+gopher.csos.orst.edu:70:
+gopher.cuhk.hk:70:
+gopher.cwru.edu:70:
+gopher.dana.edu:70:
+gopher.dartmouth.edu:70:
+gopher.dir.texas.gov:70:
+gopher.dot.state.mn.us:70:
+gopher.duke.edu:70:
+gopher.eff.org:70:
+gopher.emr.ca:70:
+gopher.englib.cornell.edu:70:
+gopher.flemingc.on.ca:70:
+gopher.ftpt.br:70:
+gopher.georgetown.edu:70:
+gopher.gsfc.nasa.gov:70:
+gopher.ids.net:70:
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+These are the commands you can use in help:
+
+               .    go up one level in the hierarchy
+
+               ?    display a list of valid subtopics at the current level
+
+<newline>
+done, ^D, ^C        quit from help entirely
+
+        <string>    help on a topic or subtopic
+Eg. 
+
+	"help show"
+
+will give you the help screen for the "show" command
+
+	"help set search"
+
+Will give you the help information for the "search" variable.
+
+The command "manpage" will give you a complete copy of the archie manual page.

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+Bunyip Information Systems
+
+
+                    about archie 3.0
+                  --------------------
+
+What is archie?
+
+The archie information system is a network-based information tool
+offering proactive data retrieval and indexing for widely distributed
+collections of data. 
+
+The archie Data Gathering Component automates the gathering, indexing and
+maintenance of information, allowing information providers to offer
+improved resource discovery and access to information. 
+
+The archie User Access Component allows your users to locate and access
+your information using a variety of interfaces and search methods.
+
+Given the number of hosts being used as archive sites nowadays, there can
+be great difficulty in finding needed software in a distributed
+environment. You may know that the software that you need is out there,
+but it can sometimes be difficult to find. Perhaps the best known
+application of the archie system is to maintain this Internet Archives
+database. The database, already available from a number of service
+providers across the Internet, currently contains the names of over
+2,400,000 files at over 1,000 anonymous FTP archive sites.  Using this
+database, users can rapidly locate needed files without the need to log
+onto dozens or even hundreds of machines. archie servers offering this
+database currently receive over 50,000 queries per day.
+
+Users can ask archie to search for specific name strings.  For example,
+"prog kcl" would find all occurrences of the string "kcl" and tell you which
+hosts have entries with this string, the size of the program, its last
+modification date and where it can be found on the host along with some
+other useful information. In this example, you could thus find those
+archive sites that are storing Kyoto Common Lisp. With one central database
+for all the archive sites we know about, archie greatly speeds the task of
+finding a specific program on the net.
+
+archie also maintains a 'Software Description Database' which consists
+of the names and descriptions of various software packages, documents
+and datasets that are kept on anonymous ftp archive sites all around the
+Internet. The 'whatis' command allows you to search this database.
+
+But the archie system is much more than the Internet Archives database.
+With the latest release, archie has been expanded into a generalized
+information gathering and distributed database maintenance tool. Using
+archie, you can build an up-to-date, accurate directory of Internet
+services, or define new databases and gather entries from across the
+network. With archie your information collections are updated as often as
+needed.
+
+The archie system has gained wide acceptance and acclaim on the Internet.
+It is now accepted as a service integral to the needs of the Internet
+user community. Gateways to the archie system have been built for a
+number of other information delivery systems, including the Wide Area
+Information System (WAIS), Gopher and the World Wide Web (W3).
+
+A commercially supported version of the archie system is now available to
+Internet service providers wishing to build, maintain and offer
+collections of useful information to an Internet community.
+
+Send comments, bug reports etc to 
+
+			archie-group@bunyip.com
+
+If you have a favourite anonymous ftp site that archie doesn't seem to
+maintain, or if you have additions or corrections to the Software
+Description database, send mail to
+
+			archie-admin@bunyip.com
+
+Please note that it is our policy only to maintain information from sites
+whose system administrators have given their approval.
+
+The original archie program was written by Alan Emtage (bajan@bunyip.com)
+and Bill Heelan (wheelan@cs.mcgill.ca), with some ideas and inspiration
+provided by Peter Deutsch (peterd@bunyip.com). The current version is
+a product of Bunyip Information Systems. For more information, send email
+to "info@bunyip.com".

release/base/help/english/bugs/=

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+Currently there are no known bugs with this archie interface.
+
+

release/base/help/english/bye/=

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+
+ The commands 'exit', 'quit' and 'bye' allow you to exit
+ from the archie system.
+
+

release/base/help/english/compress/=

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+This command is an alias for
+
+	set compress compress
+
+See the compress variable help ("help set compress") for further details.
+

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+ The 'domains' command allows you to query the current server about the
+ archie 'pseudo-domains' that it supports.
+
+ The archie system has the concept of "pseudo-domains". This is primarily
+ for the convenience of being able to specify things like 
+
+ "usa" instead of ".gov" and ".com" and ".edu" and ".us" etc.
+
+ Pseudo-domains are composed of normal Domain Name System (DNS) domains
+ and other pseudo-domains and each archie server administrator may define
+ them aribtrarily. Ultimately all pseudo-domains should resolve into a
+ list of actual DNS domains. For example, the system administrator may
+ define the pseduo-domain "eastcoastu" to be "massu:nyu:princeton.edu"
+ (universities in Mass., New York and Princeton University). They could
+ then define "massu" to be "harvard.edu:bu.edu" (Harvard and Boston
+ Universities) and "nyu" to be "nyu.edu:columbia.edu" (NY University and
+ Columbia).
+
+ Thus "eastcoastu" would ultimately be
+
+ "harvard.edu:bu.edu:nyu.edu:columbia.edu:princeton.edu"
+
+ 

release/base/help/english/done/=

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+
+The 'done' command allows you to exit the help facility,
+returning you to the general archie command processor.
+
+To pop one level of help (for example, from the subtopic
+'set' to the general topic 'help'), type '.' (period).
+

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+
+ For those people who do not have direct Internet access or those who
+ would prefer 'batching' of their requests, archie provides an email
+ interface handling a limited subset of the interactive archie commands.
+
+ The address of the interface is
+
+		archie@<archie_server>
+
+Where <archie_server> is one of the currently available servers worldwide.
+Please see the "servers" command for a list.
+
+Please use the "manpage" command or use the help facility for full
+details on how to use the archie system.

release/base/help/english/exit/=

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+
+ The commands 'exit', 'quit' and 'bye' allow you to exit
+ from the archie system.
+
+

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+
+ The 'find' command (also known as the 'prog' command)
+ allows you to search the database for a specified pattern.
+
+ The usage is:
+
+    find <expression>
+
+ where the interpretation of <expression> depends on the
+ current value of the 'search' variable. Searches may be
+ performed in a number of different ways. See the help
+ section on the 'search' variable for a full explanation.
+
+ The output of find can be sorted in different ways,
+ depending on the value of the 'sortby' variable. See help
+ for the 'sortby' variable for a full explanation.
+
+ The output format of the results can be changed through
+ use of the "output_format" variable.
+
+ The search criteria can be further specified to be restricted
+ on domain names and pathname components. See the "domains"
+ comand and the "match_domain" and "match_path" variables.
+ 

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+
+Help gives you information about various topics, including all the
+commands that are available and how to use them.  Telling archie about
+your terminal type and size (via the "term" variable) and to use the
+pager (via the "pager" variable) is not necessary to use help, but
+provides a somewhat nicer interface.
+
+type 'help help' to get the valid list of help topics.
+
+

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+
+	archie Help facility
+	   Version 3.0
+
+For information on a topic type:
+
+      help <topic>
+
+A '?' at the help prompt will list the available sub-topics.
+
+Type 'done' or <newline> to exit the help facility.
+
+The "set" command allows you to change archie variables. Type "set" for
+further information.
+
+The currently available help topics are:
+

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+
+ 'list' provides a list of the sites in the database and the time at
+ which they were last updated.  There is an optional regular expression
+ argument to limit the list to specific sites.
+
+ Note that the numerical (IP) address associated with a site name is
+ valid at the listed time, but since they do occasionally change, it is
+ possible that a discrepancy may occur until that site is updated in our
+ database. Furthermore, the listed IP address is the primary, as listed
+ in the DNS database: secondary addresses are not stored.
+
+ Usage:
+
+    list [<regex>]
+
+
+ Examples:
+
+    list
+
+ will list all sites in the database, while
+
+    list \.de$
+
+ lists all German sites.
+
+ For further information on regular expressions see the help for 'regex'.
+

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+
+ The 'mail' command has two forms:
+
+    mail <e-mail-address>
+
+ which causes the output of the last command to be mailed to the
+ specified address; or 
+
+    mail
+
+ which causes the output to be sent to the address specified in the "mailto"
+ variable.
+
+ All the various Internet addressing styles are understood. BITNET sites
+ should use the convention
+
+    user@sitename.bitnet
+
+ UUCP address can be specified as
+
+    user@sitename.uucp
+
+ If you would like to mail to an Internet IP address then use '[]'.
+
+ Example:
+
+	mail yourlogin@[132.206.44.5]
+
+

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+This command allows you to obtain the archie manual
+page. The optional arguments specify the format of the
+returned document. "roff" specifies UNIX troff (or
+nroff) format (use the -man macros), while ascii
+specifies plain, preformatted ASCII output. With no
+arguments it defaults to ascii. 
+
+Eg. 
+
+	manpage roff
+
+will return you the manual page in UNIX troff (or nroff) format.

release/base/help/english/motd/=

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+
+   This command prints out the login banner message from the current
+   Prospero server.
+
+   

release/base/help/english/nopager/=

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+
+ The functionality of the 'nopager' command has been replaced by the 'pager'
+ variable -- see help for 'set pager' for more details.
+
+

release/base/help/english/pager/=

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+
+ The functionality of the 'pager' command has been replaced by the 'pager'
+ variable -- see help for 'set pager' for more details.
+

release/base/help/english/path/=

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+This command allows you to Set the return address to
+<address>. This overrides the default path which the
+system automatically generates by looking at the
+incoming mail header. This is actually an alias for
+"set mailto <address>" (see the "mailto" variable).
+and is included for backwards compatability.

release/base/help/english/prog/=

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+
+ The 'find' command (also known as the 'prog' command)
+ allows you to search the database for a specified pattern.
+
+ The usage is:
+
+    find <expression>
+
+ where the interpretation of <expression> depends on the
+ current value of the 'search' variable. Searches may be
+ performed in a number of different ways. See the help
+ section on the 'search' variable for a full explanation.
+
+ The output of find can be sorted in different ways,
+ depending on the value of the 'sortby' variable. See help
+ for the 'sortby' variable for a full explanation.
+
+ The output format of the results can be changed through
+ use of the "output_format" variable.
+
+ The search criteria can be further specified to be restricted
+ on domain names and pathname components. See the "domains"
+ comand and the "match_domain" and "match_path" variables.
+ 

release/base/help/english/quit/=

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+
+ The commands 'exit', 'quit' and 'bye' allow you to exit
+ from the archie system.
+
+

release/base/help/english/regex/=

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+
+ archie uses ed(1) regular expressions in  a  number  of
+ commands.
+
+ A regular expression, on the one hand, is a string like
+ any  other;  a  sequence  of  characters.  On the other
+ hand, special characters within the string have certain
+ functions  which  make  regular expressions useful when
+ trying to match portions of other strings.  In the fol-
+ lowing  discussion  and examples, a string containing a
+ regular expression will be called the ``pattern'',  and
+ the  string against which it is to be matched is called
+ the ``reference string''.
+
+ Regular expressions allow one to search for "all strings
+ ending with the letters 'ize'" or "all strings beginning
+ with a number between 1 and 3 and ending in a comma".
+
+ In order to accomplish this, regular expressions co-opt
+ the  use  of  some  characters to have special meaning.
+ They also provide for these characters  to  lose  their
+ special  meaning  if the user so desires. The rules for
+ regular expresssion are
+
+
+ c    Any character c  matches  itself  unless  it  has  been
+      assigned  other  special  meaning as listed below. Most
+      special characters can be escaped  (made  to  lose  its
+      special meaning), by placing the character '\' in front
+      of it. This doesn't apply to '{' which  is  non-special
+      until  it  is  escaped.  Thus although '*' normally has
+      special meaning the string '\*' matches itself.
+
+      Example:
+
+      The pattern
+
+           acdef
+
+      matches
+
+           s83acdeffff or acdefsecs or acdefsecs
+
+      but not
+
+           accdef or aacde1f
+
+      That is it will any string that contains ``acdef'' any-
+      where in the reference string.
+
+      Example:
+
+           Normally the characters '*'  and '$' are  special,
+      but the pattern
+
+           a\*bse\$
+
+      acts as above. That is any reference string  containing
+      ``*abse$'' as a substring will be flagged as a match.
+
+
+
+ .     A period matches  any  character  except  the  newline
+      character. This is known as the wildcard character.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+            ....
+
+      will match any 4 characters in  the  reference  string,
+      except a newline character.
+
+
+ ^    If `^' appears at the begining of the pattern  then  it
+      is said to ``anchor'' the match to the beginning of the
+      line. That is, the reference string must start with the
+      pattern  following  the  `^'. If this character appears
+      anywhere else other than at the beginning of the  line,
+      then  it  is  no longer considered special, and matches
+      itself as any non-special character would. Similarly if
+      it starts a string but is escaped, it matches itself.
+
+      Example:
+
+      The pattern
+
+           ^efghi
+
+      Will match
+
+           efghi or efghijlk
+
+      but not
+
+           abcefghi
+
+      That is the pattern will  match  only  those  reference
+      strings  starting  with  ``efghi''. Just containing the
+      substring is not sufficient.
+
+
+ $     Occurring at the end of the  pattern,  this  character
+      ``anchors''  the pattern to the end of the line (refer-
+      ence string). A '$' occurring anywhere else in the pat-
+      tern  is  regarded as a non-special. Similarly if it is
+      at the end of the pattern but is escaped,  it  is  non-
+      special.
+
+      Example:
+
+      The pattern
+
+           efghi$
+
+      Will match
+
+           efghi or abcdefghi
+
+      but not
+
+           efghijkl
+
+      That is the pattern will  match  only  those  reference
+      strings ending with ``efghi''. Just containing the sub-
+      string is not sufficient.
+
+
+ \<    This sequence in the pattern causes the one  character
+      regular expression following it only to match something
+      at the beginning of a word: the beginning of a line  or
+      just  before a letter, digit or underline character, or
+      just after a charcter which is not one of these.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           \<abc
+
+      would match the last 'abc' in the reference string
+
+           @hijabc#+abc
+
+      but not the first since the first 'abc' did  not  start
+      on a ``word'' boundary.
+
+
+ \>    Constrains the one-character regular  expression  fol-
+      lowing  it  to  be  at the end of a ``word'' as defined
+      above.
+
+
+ [string]
+
+      One or more characters within  square  brackets.   This
+      pattern  matches any single character within the brack-
+      ets. The caret, '^', has a special meaning if it is the
+      first  character  in the series: the pattern will match
+      any character other than one in the list.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           [^abc]
+
+      Will match any character except 'a', 'b' or 'c'.
+
+      To match a right bracket, ']', in the list it  must  be
+      put first:
+
+           []ab01]
+
+      For a caret, '^', in the list it  can  appear  anywhere
+      but first.
+
+      In
+
+           [ab^01]
+
+      the caret loses its special meaning.
+
+
+      The '-' character is special within square brackets. It
+      is  interpreted  as a range of characters (in the ASCII
+      character set) and  will  match  any  single  character
+      within  that  range.   '[a-z]'  matches  any lower case
+      letter. The '-' can be made non special by  placing  it
+      first or last within the square brackets.
+
+
+      The characters '$', '*' and '.' are not special  within
+      square brackets.
+
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           [ab01]
+
+      matches a single occurence of a character from the  set
+      'a', 'b', '0', '1'.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           [^ab01]
+
+      will match any single character other  than  'a',  'b',
+      '0', '1'.
+
+
+      Example :
+
+           The pattern
+
+           [a0-9b]
+
+      which matches one of 'a', 'b' or a digit between 0  and
+      9 inclusive.
+
+      Example :
+
+           The pattern
+
+           [^a0-9b.$]
+
+
+      means any single character not 'a', 'b' '.' , '$' or  a
+      digit between 0 and 9 inclusive.
+
+ *     An asterisk following a regular expression in the pat-
+      tern   has   the   effect  of  matching  zero  or  more
+      occurrences of that expression.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           a*
+
+      means zero or more occurrences of the character 'a'.
+
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           [A-Z]*
+
+      means zero or more occurrences of the upper case alpha-
+      bet.
+
+
+
+
+ \{m\}
+
+ \{m,\}
+
+ \{m,n\}
+
+      A one-character regular expression followed by  one  of
+      the  three  of  these  constructions  causes a range of
+      occurrences of that regular expression to  be  matched.
+      If  it  is  followed by \{m\} where m is a non-negative
+      integer between 0 and 255 (inclusive), then  exactly  m
+      occurrences  of that regular expression are matched. If
+      followed by \{m,\}, then at  least  m  occurrences  are
+      matched.   Finally, if it is followed by \{m,n\} (where
+      n is a non-negative integer between 0 and 255 and where
+      n > m), then between m and n occurrences of the expres-
+      sion are matched.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           ab\{3\}
+
+      would match any substring in the reference string of an
+      'a' followed by exactly 3 'b's.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           ab\{3,\}
+
+      would match any substring in the reference string of an
+      'a' followed by at least 3 'b's.
+
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           ab\{3,5\}
+
+      would match any substring in the reference string of an
+      'a' followed by at least 3 but at most 5 'b's.
+
+
+      Common Problems with Regular Expression
+
+
+ (1)  When matching a substring it is not  necessary  to  use
+      the  wildcard character to match the part of the refer-
+      ence string preceeding and following the substring.
+
+      Example:
+
+           The pattern
+
+           abcd
+
+      will match any reference string  containing  this  pat-
+      tern. It is not necessary to use
+
+            .*abcd.*
+
+      as the pattern.
+
+
+ (2)  In order to constrain a pattern to the entire reference
+      pattern, use the the construction:
+
+           ^pattern$
+
+
+ (3)  The easiest way to obtain case insensitivity in a regu-
+      lar  expression  is to use the '[]' operator. For exam-
+      ple, a pattern to match the word ``hello'' regarless of
+      the case of the letters would be:
+
+            [Hh][Ee][Ll][Ll][Oo]
+

release/base/help/english/servers/=

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+
+ The 'servers' command prints the list of publicly available
+ archie servers known to this site. 
+

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+
+ The 'set' command allows you to set one of archie's variables.  Their
+ values affect how archie interacts with the user.  archie distinguishes
+ between three types of variable: "boolean", which may be either set or
+ unset, "numeric", representing an integer within a pre-determined range,
+ and "string", whose value is a string of characters (which may or may
+ not be restricted).
+
+ Currently, the variables that may be set are:
+
+
+    autologout 		- numeric.   Number of minutes before automatic log out
+    compress		- string.    Compression algorithm to be used
+    encode		- string.    Encoding algorithm to be used 
+				     (with compress)
+    language		- string.    Language of help facility
+    mailto     		- string.    Address that output is to be mailed to
+    match_domain	- string.    List of domains of sites for matches
+    match_path		- string.    List of filename components for matches
+    maxhits    		- numeric.   'find' stops after this many hits
+    maxhitspm		- numeric.   Max number of hits per given filename
+    maxmatch		- numeric.   Max number of filenames to return
+    max_split_size	- numeric.   Approx. max size of file part to be mailed
+    output_format	- string.    How the output is to be displayed
+    pager      		- boolean.   If set, use the pager, otherwise don't
+    search     		- string.    How 'find' is to search the database
+    sortby     		- string.    How 'find' output is to be sorted
+    status     		- boolean.   Report how the search is progressing
+    term       		- string.    Describes your terminal
+
+
+ Each variable has a corresponding subtopic entry under 'set'. See them for
+ more details. Also, see help on 'unset' and 'show'.
+

release/base/help/english/set/autologout/=

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+
+ By default, archie will exit after one hour of idle time.  This value can be
+ changed though the 'autologout' variable, which represents, in minutes, the
+ length of idle time before you are logged out.
+
+ The minimum and maximum values are 1 and 300, representing one minute
+ through five hours.
+
+ Example:
+
+    set autologout 45
+
+ will cause you to be automatically logged out after 45 minutes of idle time.
+

release/base/help/english/set/compress/=

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+
+This variable determines the kind of data compression
+the user can specify when mailing back output.
+Currently allowed values are "none" and "compress"
+(standard UNIX compress program) with a default of "none"

release/base/help/english/set/encode/=

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+This variable determins the type of post-compression
+encoding the user can specify when mailing back output.
+Currently allowed values are "none" and "uuencode", with
+a default of "none". Note that this variable is ignored
+unless compression is enabled (via the compress)
+variable.

release/base/help/english/set/language/=

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+This variable allows the user to specify the language in
+which the help, etc. is presented. Individual servers
+may be configured for a range of languages.

release/base/help/english/set/mailto/=

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+
+ 'mailto' is a string variable whose value is a mail address (or
+ comma-separated list of addresses).  If this is set and the 'mail'
+ command is issued with no arguments, then the output of the last command
+ is mailed to that address.
+
+ Example:
+
+    set mailto user@frobozz.com
+
+ Example:
+
+    set mailto user1@hello.edu,user2@goodbye.com
+
+ All the various Internet addressing styles are understood. BITNET sites
+ should use the convention
+
+    user@sitename.bitnet
+
+ UUCP addresses can be specified as 
+
+    user@sitename.uucp
+
+ If you would like to mail to an Internet IP address then use '[]'.
+
+ Example:
+
+	set mailto bajan@[132.206.44.5]
+
+

release/base/help/english/set/match_domain/=

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+ 'match_domain' is a string variable which allows you to restrict the scope
+ of your search by only matching results at those sites which are in the
+ pseudo-domain list you have set. 
+
+ See help on the 'domains' command for an explanation of archie
+ psuedo-domains.
+
+ The syntax for this command is:
+
+	set match_domain <pseudo-domain>[[':'<pseduo-domain>]...]
+
+ therefore you could say
+
+	set match_domain ca:mx:uk
+
+ which would restrict your search to sites in Canada ("ca"), Mexico
+ ("mx") and the United Kingdom ("uk")
+
+ Comparisons between the domain restrictions given and any site name are
+ case insensitive and performed from right to left. Therefore the
+ pseudo-domain list "EDU:va.us" will match any sites ending in "edu" or
+ in "va.us" (educational US sites and some of those in Virginia).
+
+ DNS names to any level may be supplied. You may use any combination of
+ real DNS domains and pseudo-domains to specify the restriction criteria,
+ however, any pseudo-domain specified must be supported by the current
+ server.  See the "domains" command for a further explanation and list of
+ domains supported.

release/base/help/english/set/match_path/=

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+ The 'match_path' string variable allows you to restrict your search based
+ on pathname components. For example, if you are only looking for DOS PC
+ programs and think that site administrators may have put such files in
+ directories with names like "PC", "DOS" or "IBM" then you could set the
+ match_path variable as:
+
+ 	set match_path PC:DOS:IBM
+
+ All files returned must have one or more of these components in its
+ pathname (the list of directories leading to the file or directory).
+
+ The general syntax is:
+
+ 	set match_path <component>[[':'<component>]...]
+
+ Note that the component names are always matched on a case-insensitive
+ basis. Also, there is an implicit logical OR between components: in the
+ example above the system matches it as "PC or DOS or IBM" so that if any
+ one of the components match, then the condition is satisfied.
+ 
+
+ 

release/base/help/english/set/max_split_size/=

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+This variable set the approximate maximum size, in
+bytes, of a file to be mailed to the user. Any output
+larger than this limit will be split in pieces of about
+this size.  This can be set by the user in the range 1024
+to ~2Gb with a default of 51200 bytes. Some mail
+gateways will not allow results of over 100Kb and so
+care should be taken when setting this limit.

release/base/help/english/set/maxhits/=

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+
+ You can control the number of results returned in the archie system by 3
+ variables. 'maxhits', 'maxmatch' and 'maxhitspm'.
+
+ 'maxhits' is a numeric variable whose value is the maximum number of
+ matches you want the 'find' command to generate.
+
+ If archie seems to be slow, or you don't want a lot of output this can be
+ set to a small value.  "maxhits" must be within the range 0 to 1000.  The
+ default value is 1000.
+
+ Example:
+
+    set maxhits 100
+
+ 'find' will now stop after 100 matches have been found
+
+ There are 2 variables which work with the 'maxhits' variable to modify
+ the behavior of the search mechanism. They are 'maxmatch' and
+ 'maxhitspm'. The database can be viewed as follows:
+
+ 
+    filename1 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3
+   	|
+	V
+    filename2 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3 -> file4
+        |
+	V
+    filename3 ----> file1
+	|
+	V
+      (etc)
+
+ Each filename can have several files associated with it which share that
+ name. For example, the string "README" is only stored once but points to
+ the information for each of the files in the database called README
+ spread around all the anonymous FTP sites on the Internet (which, as you
+ can imagine are numerous).
+
+ The maximum total number of "files" (hits) returned is determined by the
+ 'maxhits' variable. The maximum number of filenames that match is
+ determined by the 'maxmatch' variable. Finally if you only want to
+ return a limited number of files for each filename matched, use the
+ 'maxhitspm' variable.
+
+ If you do the following:
+
+ 	set maxhits	20
+	set maxmatch	 5
+	set maxthitspm	 7
+
+ Then you will match at most 5 filenames. For each filename you will be
+ given back at most 7 files with that name. However, in total you will
+ only be returned 20 hits, since maxhits operates on the total number
+ regardless of the the combinations of the hits.

release/base/help/english/set/maxhitspm/=

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+
+ You can control the number of results returned in the archie system by 3
+ variables. 'maxhits', 'maxmatch' and 'maxhitspm'.
+
+ 'maxhits' is a numeric variable whose value is the maximum number of
+ matches you want the 'find' command to generate.
+
+ If archie seems to be slow, or you don't want a lot of output this can be
+ set to a small value.  "maxhits" must be within the range 0 to 1000.  The
+ default value is 1000.
+
+ Example:
+
+    set maxhits 100
+
+ 'find' will now stop after 100 matches have been found
+
+ There are 2 variables which work with the 'maxhits' variable to modify
+ the behavior of the search mechanism. They are 'maxmatch' and
+ 'maxhitspm'. The database can be viewed as follows:
+
+ 
+    filename1 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3
+   	|
+	V
+    filename2 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3 -> file4
+        |
+	V
+    filename3 ----> file1
+	|
+	V
+      (etc)
+
+ Each filename can have several files associated with it which share that
+ name. For example, the string "README" is only stored once but points to
+ the information for each of the files in the database called README
+ spread around all the anonymous FTP sites on the Internet (which, as you
+ can imagine are numerous).
+
+ The maximum total number of "files" (hits) returned is determined by the
+ 'maxhits' variable. The maximum number of filenames that match is
+ determined by the 'maxmatch' variable. Finally if you only want to
+ return a limited number of files for each filename matched, use the
+ 'maxhitspm' variable.
+
+ If you do the following:
+
+ 	set maxhits	20
+	set maxmatch	 5
+	set maxthitspm	 7
+
+ Then you will match at most 5 filenames. For each filename you will be
+ given back at most 7 files with that name. However, in total you will
+ only be returned 20 hits, since maxhits operates on the total number
+ regardless of the the combinations of the hits.

release/base/help/english/set/maxmatch/=

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+
+ You can control the number of results returned in the archie system by 3
+ variables. 'maxhits', 'maxmatch' and 'maxhitspm'.
+
+ 'maxhits' is a numeric variable whose value is the maximum number of
+ matches you want the 'find' command to generate.
+
+ If archie seems to be slow, or you don't want a lot of output this can be
+ set to a small value.  "maxhits" must be within the range 0 to 1000.  The
+ default value is 1000.
+
+ Example:
+
+    set maxhits 100
+
+ 'find' will now stop after 100 matches have been found
+
+ There are 2 variables which work with the 'maxhits' variable to modify
+ the behavior of the search mechanism. They are 'maxmatch' and
+ 'maxhitspm'. The database can be viewed as follows:
+
+ 
+    filename1 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3
+   	|
+	V
+    filename2 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3 -> file4
+        |
+	V
+    filename3 ----> file1
+	|
+	V
+      (etc)
+
+ Each filename can have several files associated with it which share that
+ name. For example, the string "README" is only stored once but points to
+ the information for each of the files in the database called README
+ spread around all the anonymous FTP sites on the Internet (which, as you
+ can imagine are numerous).
+
+ The maximum total number of "files" (hits) returned is determined by the
+ 'maxhits' variable. The maximum number of filenames that match is
+ determined by the 'maxmatch' variable. Finally if you only want to
+ return a limited number of files for each filename matched, use the
+ 'maxhitspm' variable.
+
+ If you do the following:
+
+ 	set maxhits	20
+	set maxmatch	 5
+	set maxthitspm	 7
+
+ Then you will match at most 5 filenames. For each filename you will be
+ given back at most 7 files with that name. However, in total you will
+ only be returned 20 hits, since maxhits operates on the total number
+ regardless of the the combinations of the hits.

release/base/help/english/set/output_format/=

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+Affects the way the output of "find" and "list" is
+displayed.  User settable, with valid values of "machine"
+(machine readable format), "terse" and "verbose", with a
+default of "verbose".

release/base/help/english/set/pager/=

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+
+ 'pager' is a boolean variable which, when set, tells archie to filter all
+ output through the pager "less".
+
+ It improves the look of the output (but is not necessary) if you also set
+ the 'term' variable to your terminal type.
+
+ Example:
+
+    set pager
+

release/base/help/english/set/search/=

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+
+ The 'search' variable determines the kind of search performed on the
+ database by the 'prog' command, providing flexibilty on search times and 
+ ranges.
+
+ 'search' is a string variable whose value is one of the following:
+
+ (1) "sub"
+
+     Substring (case insensitive). A simple, everyday substring search. A
+     match occurs if the the file (or directory) name in the database
+     contains the user-given substring.
+
+ Example:
+
+     "is" will match "islington" and "this" and "poison"
+
+ (2) "subcase"
+
+     Substring (case sensitive). As above but the case of the
+     strings involved becomes significant.
+ 
+ Example:
+
+     "TeX" will match "LaTeX" but not "Latex" or "TExTroff".
+ 
+
+ (3) "exact"
+
+     Exact match. The fastest search method of all.  The restriction is
+     that the user string (the argument to the 'prog' command) has to
+     _exactly_ match (including case) the string in the database. This is
+     provided for those of who who know just what you are looking for.
+
+     For example, if you wanted to know where all the "xlock.tar.Z" files
+     were, this is the kind of search to use.
+
+ (4) "regex" This is the DEFAULT search method.
+
+     ed(1) regular expressions. Searches the database with the user
+     (search) string which is given in the form of an ed(1) regular
+     expression.
+
+ NOTE: Unless specifically anchored to the beginning (with ^) or end
+ (with $) of a line, ed(1) regular expressions have ".*" prepended and
+ appended to them. For example, it is NOT NECESSARY to say
+
+		prog .*xnlock.*
+
+ since
+ 		prog xnlock
+
+ will suffice. Thus the regex match becomes a simple substring match.
+
+ There are also compound searches made up of combinations
+ of the above search methods in sequence:
+
+	exact_sub	Try "exact". If no matches found use
+			"sub".
+	exact_subcase	Try "exact". If no matches found use
+			"subcase"
+	exact_regex	Try "exact". If no matches found use
+			regex.
+
+ 
+ An "ed(1) regular expression" (from here on called RE) is the particular
+ type of regular expression used in the "ed" editor under Unix.  For those
+ who are interested in all the gory details of REs see the help for
+ "regex" (which is incomplete, at the moment :-(), otherwise what follows
+ should be sufficient for most needs.
+
+ A regular expression is a convenient way to search for a set of specific
+ strings matching a pattern.  To be able to specify such a pattern with
+ only the ordinary set of printable character we have to co-opt some of
+ them.  For example in a RE the period means _any_ single character,
+ while an asterisk, '*', means zero or more occurences of the *PRECEDING*
+ RE.
+
+ For example:
+
+   knob      - matches any string containing the substring 'knob'
+
+   a*splat   - matches strings that contain zero or more a's followed by the
+               string 'splat'
+
+   #.*#      - would match anything containing a '#' followed by zero or more
+               occurences of _any_ character, followed by another '#'
+
+ Other special characters that may be useful are '[' and ']', which are
+ used together.  They can be used to specify either a set of characters
+ to match or a set of characters to not match.  An example of the first
+ case is:
+
+    [abcd]
+
+ which matches any of one of the four letters, while an example of the
+ second case is:
+
+    [^abcd]
+
+ in which the '^' _in_the_first_position_ means that any character _not_
+ in the list will be matched.  As well, ranges can be specified with a
+ '-'.
+
+    [a-z]
+
+ matches any lower case letter and,
+
+    [^a-z]
+
+ matches any character other than a lower case letter.  Furthermore, you
+ can specify multiple ranges such as:
+
+    [%@a-z0-9]
+
+ or
+
+    [^A-Za-z]
+
+ meaning: match '%' or '@' or any lower case letter or digit, and match
+ any character other than a letter, respectively.
+
+ When you want to match a character which has a special meaning you should
+ precede it by a backslash, '\'.
+
+ Some final examples of REs are:
+
+    [Mm]ac\.txt         - match anything containg the string "Mac.txt" or
+                          "mac.txt"
+
+    [^aeiou][^aeiou]*   - match any string consisting entirely of non-vowels
+
+    foo-v[0-9]\.tar\.Z  - match "foo-v0.tar.Z" through "foo-v9.tar.Z"
+
+
+ Good luck, and remember that many things can be found with only a simple
+ substring (e.g. latex).
+

release/base/help/english/set/server/=

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+This variable determines archie/Prospero server to which
+the email interface connects when "find" or "list"
+commands are used. Usually defaults to "localhost" on
+most archie systems.

release/base/help/english/set/sortby/=

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+
+ The 'sortby' variable describes how the output from the 'prog' command
+ is to be ordered. It can have one of 5 values (and their associated
+ reverse orders). For each method, the "natural" sort order (or at least,
+ what we consider to be the natural order) is the default.
+
+ The reverse sorting orders from those described here are obtained by
+ prepending "r" to the 'sortby' value given. (Eg. reverse hostname order
+ "hostname" is "rhostname").
+
+
+ (1) "hostname" 
+
+     Output is sorted on the archive hostname in lexical order.
+
+     Reverse order "rhostname".
+   
+ (2) "time"
+
+     Output is sorted with the most recent modifcation times of the found
+     file/directory names coming first (youngest -> oldest).
+
+     Reverse order "rtime".
+ 
+  (3) "size"
+
+     Output is sorted by the size of the found files/directories, largest
+     first.
+
+     Reverse order "rsize".
+ 
+  (4) "filename"
+
+     Sorted in file/directory name lexical order.
+
+     Reverse order "rfilename".
+ 
+  (5) "none"    This is the DEFAULT order.
+
+     Unsorted. There is no reverse order although "rnone" is accepted for
+     symmetry.
+ 
+
+ Typing the keyboard interrupt character ( Ctl-C for most people on UNIX)
+ during a search will cause the search to aborted. The results up to that
+ time will be sorted (determined by the value of the sortby variable) and
+ the results output. This output phase may be aborted by typing the abort
+ character a second time.
+

release/base/help/english/set/status/=

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+  The 'status' variable is a boolean value:
+
+	set status
+
+  turns it on and 
+
+	unset status
+
+  turns it off. When set in interactive mode, it will display the queue
+  position of your request and the estimated time for completion of the
+  request in minutes and seconds.
+
+  The estimated time is an average of the time taken for the previous 10
+  similar requests completed by the current server. The queue position is
+  determined by the type of request. For example, "exact" matches have
+  priorities over all other match types since they are the fasted to
+  complete.
+
+  The variable also turns on a moving 'marker' which indicates that the
+  system is processing your request.
+
+  Setting this variable has no effect in the email interface.

release/base/help/english/set/term/=

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+
+ The 'term' variable tells archie what type of terminal you are using, and
+ optionally its size in rows and columns.  This information is used by the
+ pager.
+
+ The usage is:
+
+    set term <terminal-type> [<#rows> [<#columns>]]
+
+ That is, the terminal type is required, but the number of rows and
+ columns is optional.  You may specify a value for rows only, but if you
+ want to change the number of columns you must give a value for _both_
+ rows and columns.  The default values for rows and columns are 24 and 80.
+
+ Examples:
+
+    set term vt100
+
+    set term xterm 60
+
+    set term xterm 24 100
+

release/base/help/english/show/=

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+
+ 'show' is used to display the value of a particular variable, or all
+ variables.  Its usage is:
+
+    show <variable-name>
+
+ to display the value of a particular variable, or
+
+    show
+
+ to display the value of all variables.
+
+ Example:
+
+    show maxhits
+
+

release/base/help/english/site/=

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+
+ Due to ongoing changes in the archie system, the "site" command is no
+ longer available. We hope to re-enable this command in the near future.
+
+

release/base/help/english/stty/=

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+  stty [<option> <character>] ...
+
+    This command allows the user to change the interpretation of specified
+    characters, in order to match their particular terminal type.  At the
+    moment only `erase' is recognized as an <option>.  (Typically,
+    <character> is a control character and may be specified as a pair of
+    characters (e.g. control-h as the pair ^h), the character itself
+    (literal), or as a quoted pair or literal.
+
+    Without any arguments the command displays the current values of the
+    recognized options.

release/base/help/english/term/=

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+
+ This command has been superceded by the 'term' variable and will go away
+ in the near future.  See help for 'set term' for details.
+

release/base/help/english/unset/=

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+
+ Usage:
+
+    unset <variable-name>
+
+ 'unset' causes the specified variable to _have_no_value_.  This means that
+ it will not be used by archie until it has been given a value with the 'set'
+ command.
+
+
+ Note: this may cause "counter-intuitive" behaviour in some cases (e.g. in
+       the case of "maxhits").  Although one might expect 'prog' to print
+       matches without regard for any limit, this is not the case.  If the
+       value of "maxhits" is not available it will merely fall back to some
+       internal default.
+

release/base/help/english/version/=

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+
+The version command prints out the current version number
+for this program.
+
+
+

release/base/help/english/whatis/=

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+       
+ Usage: 
+
+    whatis <substring>
+
+ The 'whatis' command searches the archie Software Description database
+ for the given substring, with case being ignored. This database consists
+ of names and short descriptions of many of the software packages,
+ documents (like RFCs and educational material) and datafiles that are
+ stored on the Internet. 
+
+ Example:
+
+    whatis uucp 
+
+ in part gives as a result:
+
+
+ RFC 976                 Horton, M.R. UUCP mail interchange format
+                         standard. 1986 February; 12 p.
+ cu-shar                 Allows kermit, cu, and UUCP to all share the
+                         same lines
+ detm-unbatch            Cleans up TM files left in the UUCP spool
+                         directory by the news batching software
+ fido-usenet-gw          Implement a gateway between UUCP/Usenet/Mail
+                         and Fidonet
+ findpath.sh             UUCP Pathfinder
+ logfile-stats           UUCP LOGFILE analyzer
+ mapstats                UUCP map statistics program
+ nmail                   Do UUCP mail routing using the output of the
+                         pathalias(1) program
+
+
+ We welcome and encourage additions and corrections to this database and
+ depend on the archie user community to keep it uptodate. To make your
+ contribution to this database, mail to
+
+
+		archie-admin@bunyip.com
+
+ For new additions, please keep the description to 25 words or less.
+

release/base/help/francais/.doit

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+#!/bin/sh
+echo "" >> $1

release/base/help/francais/.nl

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+

release/base/help/francais/=

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+
+  Ceci sont les commands du système d'aide:
+
+               .    remonter d'un niveau d'aide
+
+               ?    présente une liste des sous-sujets valable au niveau
+                    courant
+
+          RETURN
+    fini, ^D, ^C    sortir du système d'aide
+
+        «chaîne»    aide sur un sujet ou un sous-sujet
+