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At 05:43 08/04/2001 Saturday, Stan Horwitz wrote:
>In the 15 years or so that I have been working with Listserv, I have met
>only one person, me, at our installation who bothered to use filelists.
>Under Unix, I just don't miss that feature since Unix also makes it easy
>to install an Apache http server to house files of many sorts that can be
>accessible via the web.
As I recall, PSUVM used alot of AFD/FUI, esp. for software distribution
e.g., (remember) NETNEWS (on VM/CMS)?
Now *I* depend upon things like NETMIND (MIND-IT).
Poor-man's FUI:
TOPIC= FUI
DEFAULT-TOPICS= ALL,-FUI
Subscriber issues SET listname TOPICS +FUI
list-owner sends:
Subject: FUI: file blah-blah-blah has been updated
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