Index of /
Name Last modified Size Description
Parent Directory 20-Feb-2007 09:29 -
pub/ 20-Feb-2012 18:47 -
usr.i386_rh60/ 30-Nov-2001 10:44 -
usr.sun4x_56/ 01-Nov-1996 10:56 -
usr.sun4x_57/ 05-Jan-2001 17:35 -
Last Revised: June, 1994
Guidelines for accessing anonymous FTP areas provided by
Computing Services at Carnegie Mellon University:
- Computing Services provides the disk space and other resources
of the anonymous FTP service, but does not manage individual
ftp areas. Questions, comments, or trouble reports about the
service, or reports of suspected violations of copyright or license
restrictions, may be directed via electronic mail to
advisor+@andrew.cmu.edu.
Questions, comments or trouble reports about contents of individual
FTP directories should be sent to the person responsible for that
directory.
Check the README file in the directory concerned for the contact
information for that directory.
- Files in this area are provided "as is" and without any
express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the
implied warranties of merchantibility and fitness for a particular
purpose.
- Computing Services reserves the right to inspect the contents of
the FTP areas.
Computing Services also reserves the right to remove files or
directories that conflict with the usage guidelines for computing
resources at Carnegie Mellon.
- No licensed, copyrighted, or other proprietary files are to loaded
to the FTP area unless permission has been granted and
arrangements have been made by the person responsible for a
particular anonymous FTP area. Access should be set so that
uploaded materials are not available for download.
- To conserve space, files may be "compressed".
Compressed files will have a ".Z" appended to their name
(i.e. datafile.Z). In order to retrieve this file, you must use
"binary" mode, and have access to a Unix-compatible
uncompress utility. Files may also be compressed to a
".gz" extension, which indicates compression with GNU Zip.
GNU Zip is avaliable from prep.ai.mit.edu:/pub/gnu.
- Each directory should contain an information file called
"README" that describes the contents of the directory.