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This area holds the new release of C Kermit for Unix, VMS, and many
other systems. It supports scripting, long packets, windows, and
much much more.
  Thanks to Ted Nieland for obtaining it.

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First, an official note...


        ****************************************************************

                Copyright (c) 1992, Carnegie Mellon University

                All Rights Reserved

        Permission  is  hereby  granted   to  use,  copy,  modify,  and
        distribute  this software  provided  that the  above  copyright
        notice appears in  all copies and that  any distribution be for
        noncommercial purposes.

        Carnegie Mellon University disclaims all warranties with regard
        to this software.  In no event shall Carnegie Mellon University
        be liable for  any special, indirect,  or consequential damages
        or any damages whatsoever  resulting from loss of use, data, or
        profits  arising  out of  or in  connection  with  the  use  or
        performance of this software.

        ****************************************************************

[ Librarian's Note:
This area contains the complete distribution for CMU-OpenVMS IP, a
TCP/IP package for VMS supporting most of the TCP/IP services anyone
has ever heard of. It is VMSINSTALlable, and very robust; it performs
well, is generally bug free (your librarian has used it for years)
and it is fast. The main thing it lacks that some others have is NFS
Client. If anyone cares to write a DAP to NFS translator, one can
make an NFS Client up by using a disk with DEV$V_DAP set in devchar2
so that RMS will speak DAP to the disk. DAP documentation is found
elsewhere on the Fall 1992 sig tapes ([.gce92b.net92b] area to be
specific). The domain server savesets are not here, but in the
[lt92b.tcpextras]dnuxssavs.zip file you'll find dnsrv.sav, a saveset
containing all 3.

CMU TCP/IP generally uses the MX mailer; MX 3.2 may be found on the Fall
1992 VMS SIG tapes. It, too, is VMSINSTALlable.
]

In addition to the CMU-OpenVMS/IP software packages listed below, there are
also a few contributed files which are being included.  These are DOMAIN-A.BCK,
DOMAIN-B.BCK, and DOMAIN-C.BCK which make up Bruce Orchard's domain name server
for CMU-OpenVMS/IP, RSH.BCK which provides some of the r* commands often found
on Un*x platforms, and UNIXSHR.BCK which provides a socket emulation library
for CMU-OpenVMS/IP.

Now for fetching and (brief) installation instructions...

For VMS V5.0 and higher
-----------------------
The files you need are listed below.  They consist of five files which can
be installed directly from the tape.  These files are:
        CMUIP066.A      (primary installation procedures)

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        CMUIP066.B      (installable programs, help files, and command procs)
        CMUIP066.C      (sources in BACKUP savesets)
        CMUIP066.D      (documentation: .SDML, .DECW$BOOK, and .PS)

To install the software:
        $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL CMUIP tapedev: OPTIONS N
from a suitably privileged account.
 
No electronic mail interface is included with the CMU-OpenVMS/IP package.  We
recommend Matt Madison's MX package which can be obtained using ANONYMOUS FTP
from FTP.SPC.EDU.



For VMS V4.4 through V4.7
-------------------------
The files for CMU-OpenVMS/IP V6.3 are listed below.  There are many
files here, all in VMSINSTAL savesets *.A through *.D.  For each
kit, the .A saveset contains the primary installation procedure, .B has the
actual program and necessary command definitions and help files, .C contains a
BACKUP saveset of the sources for that module, and .D contains the Scribe
source and resulting PostScript documentation.

Each package is installed using:
        $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL packagename tapedev: OPTIONS N
from a suitably privileged account.

If the files have been listed with a numeric order on the left, then those in
that section should be installed in that particular order due to dependencies
in the latter packages.


The files are required for installing the base CMU-OpenVMS/IP V6.3:
    1)  IPDRIVER063     provides the IP: device
    2)  IPACP063        provides the ACP which goes with the IP: device
    3)  NAMSRV022       DNS resolver

Basic primary utilities:
        NETEXIT063      NETEXIT command to shut down CMU-OpenVMS/IP
        NETSTAT063      Information about the currently running IPACP
        NETLOG063       To enable logging for debugging purposes
        HOSTNM010       Performs DNS lookups from the command line

For TELNET:
    1)  PTY047          Pseudo-terminal drivers
    2)  TELNET024       TELNET and TELNET_SERVER

For FINGER:
        FINGER024       FINGER and FINGER_SERVER

For FTP:
        FTP026          FTP and FTP_SERVER

For LPR:
        LPRSMB012       Symbiont for remote (outgoing) printers

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        LPR_SERVER020   LPR server for local printers accessed from remote

For E-Mail:
    1)  MAILSMB026      Symbiont used for mail queues
    2)  SMTP_SERVER026  SMTP server for incoming mail
        SMAIL026        Separate program for sending outgoing E-Mail
        INET_MAILSHR020 Program to use MAIL with INET%"user@node" addresses

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This directory contains files from the Free Software Foundation,
obtained by Ted Nieland and others from their distribution system
(prep.ai.mit.edu). Files included are:

AE.TAR_Z;1         
AUTOCONF-1_2.TAR_Z;1
BINUTILS-2_0.TAR_Z;1    binary utilities for Gnu
BISON-1_19.TAR_Z;1      A Yacc replacement
CPIO-2_2.TAR_Z;1        CPIO is one of the unix copy formats
DAT_TEXINFO.;1     
DAT_TEXT.;1        
DIFF-2_0.TAR_Z;1        Differences between two files
ELVIS-1_6.TAR_Z;1       Vi editor clone
EMACS-18_59.TAR_Z;2     Super powerful editor and environment
FAX-3_2_1.TAR_Z;1       Software to interface a FAX modem to the net
FAX321.ZIP;1            (Easier format FAX software)
FILEUTILS-3_4.TAR_Z;1   
FIND-3_7.TAR_Z;1        Find a file in a directory tree, many options
FINGER-1_37.TAR_Z;1     See who's on a system over the net
FONTUTILS-0_6.TAR_Z;1
GAWK-2_14.TAR_Z;1       Gnu AWK replacement
GAWK-DOC-2_14.TAR_Z;1
GCC-2_3_2.TAR_Z;1       Gnu C, latest version C compiler (src, doc)
GCC-VMS-1_41.TAR_Z;1    VMS "bootstrap" copy of Gnu C plus headers
GCC-VMS-2_2-README.;1
GDB-4_7.TAR_Z;1         Gnu Debugger
GHOSTSCRIPT-2_5_2.TAR_Z;1       gnu Postscript interpreter
GHOSTSCRIPT-2_5_2MSDOS.TAR_Z;1
GHOSTSCRIPT-FONTS-2_5_2.TAR_Z;1
GHOSTVIEW-1_4_1.TAR_Z;1 Postscript displayer
GLIBC-1_05.TAR_Z;1      LibC files for Gnu C
GLIBC105CRIP.TAR_Z;1    extra bit
GNU.LIS;1               
GNUCHESS-3_1.TAR_Z;1    Chess program
GNUCHESS-3_1_WINNER-UNIFORM-PLATFORM.TAR_Z;1
GNUCHESS-4_0_PL60.TAR_Z;1
GNUCHESS-BMP-WINDOWS.TAR_Z;1
GNUCHESS-FOR-WINDOWS.TAR_Z;1
GNUPLOT-3_2.TAR_Z;1     Plot generator, works with many devices
GRAB.COM;3         
GREP-1_6_PATCH.;1
GROFF-1_06.TAR_Z;1      Roff type text formatter with extensions; markup
                        language.
HELLO-1_1.TAR_Z;1  
INDENT-1_6.TAR_Z;1 
JARGON-CHANGES_Z.;1
JARGON2910_ASCII_Z.;1   Computer "hacker's dictionary" text
MM-1_07.TAR_Z;1    
MTOOLS-2_0_7.TAR_Z;1
OLEO-1_1.TAR_Z;1        Spreadsheet
PERL-4_035.TAR_Z;1      Replacement in many cases for AWK, GREP, SED
RECODE-3_2_4.TAR_Z;1
REGEX-0_11.TAR_Z;1      Regular expression handling routines
SCREEN-3_2B.TAR_Z;1     Screen handling
SED-1_13.TAR_Z;1        Stream editor

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SHELLUTILS-1_8.TAR_Z;1
STANDARDS_INFO.;1  
STANDARDS_TEXI.;1  
STANDARDS_TEXT.;1  
SUPEROPT-2_0.TAR_Z;1
TAR-1_11_1.TAR_Z;1      Tape Archiver, many extensions
TERMCAP-1_1.TAR_Z;1     Allows one program to use any of LOTS of terminals
TEXINFO-2_16.TAR_Z;1    help information system
TEXINFO-2_16_README.;1
TIME-1_4.TAR_Z;1   
VH.TAR_Z;1         
WDIFF-0_03.TAR_Z;1 
XBOARD-2_0_PL25.TAR_Z;1

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[26-FEB-1993]

Message Exchange V3.2

Message Exchange (MX) is electronic mail software for VAX systems running
VMS V5.0 or later, including VMS V5.5.  It supports Internet mail over
CMU-Tek TCP/IP, VMS/ULTRIX Connection, TGV MultiNet, and Process Software's
TCPware; BITNET mail over Jnet; and UUCP mail over DECUS UUCP.  Also included
is support for SMTP message transfers over DECnet and X.25 (using VAX P.S.I).
MX uses VMS Mail for local message entry and delivery, and includes support
for mailing lists and mail-based file servers.

Features:

    * Users send and receive messages using VMS MAIL.  Support
      for "signature" files is included in the VMS MAIL interface.
      Full support for automatic forwarding with the VMS MAIL SET
      FORWARD command is included.  User-defined alias databases
      for e-mail addresses is supported.

    * Provides SMTP (RFC 821) message transfers over CMU-OpenVMS TCP/IP
      (aka CMU-Tek TCP/IP), DEC TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS (aka
      VMS/ULTRIX Connection, TGV MultiNet, and TCPware from Process
      Software.  Includes support for Internet domain system MX records.
      Also supports SMTP over DECnet and X.25 (using VAX P.S.I.).

    * Provides BSMTP message transfers with other BITNET mailers
      over Jnet, compatible with the CU Mailer package for VM systems.
      Fully supports BITNET-Internet gateways for non-Internet-connected
      systems.  When combined with the SMTP support, can also provide
      a BITNET/Internet gateway service.

    * Interfaces with DECUS UUCP to provide a single mail interface
      to all mail protocols.  Can also gateway between UUCP and
      other networks.

    * Provides a mailing list processor with automatic subscription
      requests.  Mailing lists can be configured to restrict postings
      only to subscribers or list owners, and to restrict the
      automatic subscription handling.  Internet mailing list
      conventions and a subset of LISTSERV commands are supported.

    * Supports one or more file servers that can be set up by the system
      manager to handle automatic distribution of packages of files using
      mail as the distribution medium.  Large transfers can be deferred
      to off-hours, and daily per-user, per-system, and/or per-server
      limits can be placed on each server.

    * Provides interfaces for a site-provided custom mail transport
      and custom address processing routines.


Files in this directory:
------------------------


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    MX032.ZIP               The installation kits for MX v3.2 (for use
                            with VMSINSTAL).

    MX032_SRC.ZIP           Source code, in a zipped saveset.

    MX032_DOCS_ONLY.ZIP     The MX032.K saveset containing the docs.  This
                            separate .ZIP file is provided for those who
                            want to start with just the docs.

NOTE: The K saveset of the installation kit contains the documentation for
      MX in PostScript, Bookreader, and plain ASCII formats.

<<< You will need the UNZIP program in the [ANONYMOUS.MACRO32] directory   >>>
<<< to expand the compressed files.                                        >>>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CONTACTING THE AUTHORS

Comments, suggestions, and questions about this software can be directed to
the current maintainer at one of the following addresses:

Mail:   Hunter Goatley
        Western Kentucky University
        Academic Computing, STH 226
        Bowling Green, KY 421201

E-mail: goathunter@WKUVX1.BITNET
        goathunter%wkuvx1.bitnet@ukcc.uky.edu

Phone:  502-745-5251 (e-mail is preferred)

The original author of MX is Matthew Madison:

Mail:    Matthew Madison
         TGV, Inc.

E-Mail: (Internet)  madison@tgv.com

COPYRIGHT NOTICE

This software is COPYRIGHT ) 1993, MadGoat Software. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Permission is granted to copy and redistribute this software for no commercial
gain, providing all copyright notices remain intact.

DISCLAIMER

This software is provided "AS IS".  The author and their respective employers
disclaim all warranties on the software, including without limitation, all
implied warranties of merchantability and fitness.

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This area contains a few odds and ends obtained from the CMU public
anonymous FTP site; they may work with the CMU TCP/IP elsewhere
on the tape. However, it is UNKNOWN that any of these bits actually
work in any way; you may want to try them, but be aware: you're on
your own with them.

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Unisig Fall 1992 Packages

elm2.4/                 Fancy mailer for unix
icontact/               Take a bunch of images and make contact sheets
                        (i.e., pictures with small copies of the images
                        and pathnames so you can find the desired image
                        fast looking at the little one). PERL script.
ispell-2.0.02/          Spelling checker...very fast
patch2/                 Program patcher
perl-4.035/             Replacement for AWK, GREP, SED, and more in many cases
xv-2.21/                Display pictures on X displays; accepts MANY formats
metamail/               Turn any mailer (almost) into a multimedia mail
                        reader.
pbmplus/                Converts between different image formats or does
                        various picture editing jobs

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                        X11R4 Clients and Demos for VMS
                                  December 1992

                               Patrick L. Mahan
                               TGV, Incorporated
                             Santa Cruz, CA  95060
                                (408) 427-4366
                                 Mahan@TGV.COM
                                Mahan@DECUS.ORG
                              Mahan@A1.DECUS.ORG
                            Mahan@EISNER.DECUS.ORG


    Introduction

    This is a release of the X11R4 clients and demos for VMS.  It requires
    VMS 5.4 or above and DECwindows/Motif 1.0 or above.  This release super-
    cedes My release of X11R4 clients for VMS submitted earlier this year.

    This release contains a wide variety of software applications based on
    both Xlib and Xt (Intrinsics).  This release also contains the X11R4
    Athena Widget Library (Xaw) and the X Miscellaneous Library (Xmu) that
    is used for most of the Xt based applications in this release.

    Disclaimer

    The software is distributed on an as is basis, there is no
    implied or specific guarantee provided by either the author,
    TGV, Incorporated, or MIT.  Use it at your own risk.

    I will however provide limited support to the extent that it doesn't
    interfere with my duties at TGV.

    New Stuff

    The basic reason for a re-release of this software is the new
    run-time libraries for XVMSUTILS, XMU and XAW.  Now before you
    go and point out that DEC is providing the XMU stuff with Motif 1.1
    let me say, just try mine.  I have notice that some of the XMU 
    routines do not properly work and have decide to keep proving my
    own.

    Also, included with this release is a "bug" fix for the missing
    CADDR_T definition for VAX C 3.2.  Thanks to all who took the
    time to report it and sorry for the inconvience.  (Aside to Digital:
    next time, please CHECK your .h files before shipping).

    Also, the modules, make files and options files are setup to allow
    me to merge the AXP version of this code in at a later date.

    Contents

    Below is a listing of the applications provided with this release 
    along with a brief description.  Most of these applications are
    accompanied by Unix Man files that have been converted to Ascii text

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    files suitable for printing.  Otherwise, consider this file your
    sole source of help besides the actual sources.  (Ps. I wouldn't
    mind if someone would try to tackle the enormous job of creating one
    large help library for all this stuff).

    X11 Clients

    Appres              List Application Resources database for a given 
                        application.
    Bitmap              The standard X11 Bitmap editor.
    Ico                 The bouncing Icoshedron Application.
    ListRes             List a widget set's resources.  This one only lists 
                        the resources understood by Xaw.
    OClock              Round clock, that shows up as a square because
                        Digital doesn't support the X11 Shape extension.
    Xcalc               X Windows Calculator.
    XClipboard          X Clipboard application for use in cut and paste
                        operations.  Much like using the Mac's cut and
                        paste operations.
    Xclock              The standard X clock application.
    XdpyInfo            List Information about the X Windows Server.
    Xedit               Simple X Windows based text editor.
    Xfd                 X Windows Font Display application.
    Xfontsel            A Simple Font selection application.
    Xkill               Kill an X Windows Client application.
    Xload               Display the load average of the VAX.
    Xlogo               Display the X Windows Logo.
    Xlsatoms            List the atoms currently registered with the
                        X Windows Server.
    Xlsclients          List the clients currently connected to an
                        X Windows Server.
    Xlsfonts            List the fonts currently available from an
                        X Windows Server.
    Xlswins             List all window ids currently active on an
                        X Windows Server.
    Xmag                Magnify a portion of the Display screen.
    Xmodmap             Modify the input mapping table (keyboard, pointer, etc).
    Xpr                 Translate and print the output of Xwd.  This allows
                        the user to generate hardcopy from a screen dump.
                        Supports LN03, PostScript, HP LJ and others.
    Xprop               List the properties available on a given X resource.
    Xrdb                Manipulate the Default Resource Database.
    Xrefresh            Redraw the entire display.
    Xset                Set options on the X Windows Server.
    Xsetroot            Change the root window.
    Xstdcmap            Build standard colormaps for the X Windows Server.
    Xterm               X Windows VT102/Tek 4014 Terminal Emulator.
    Xwd                 X Windows Screen Dump application.
    Xwininfo            Display information on a given X Window Window Id.
    Xwud                X Windows Screen Dump Display application.

    X11 Documentation

    BDF.PS              Describes the Binary Distribution Format for fonts
                        used with the X11R4 distribution.

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    PROTOCOL.PS         Describes the X11 wire protocol.
    WIDGETS.PS          Describes the X11R4 Athena Widget Set.
    XLFD.PS             Describes the ICCCM X Logical Font Description format.
    XMU.PS              Describes the X Miscellaneous Library routines.

    X11 Contributed Clients

    Hexcalc             Hexidecimal Calculator.
    PBMPlus             Portable Bitmap Utilities.  Allows for the conversion
                        of different image formats to other image formats.
    SunClock            Show the illuminated portion of the Earth.  Use the
                        -tz option to specify your timezone.
    Xcalendar           X Windows based Calendar program.
    Xcolors             Display the current named color database.  Use -decw
                        command line option to see the DECwindows named
                        color database.
    Xcpustate           Display the state of the cpu.
    Xdaliclock          A transforming digital clock.
    Xdir                A simple X Windows based directory browser.
    Xfed                X Windows Font editor for BDF (Binary Distribution
                        Format) based fonts.
    Xfig                A very good drawing tool for X Windows.
    Xfishtank           Background display of different species of marine
                        life in motion.  Very good when used as the login
                        background of a VAXstation.
    Xless               X Windows based file viewer.
    Xloadimage          Another root window image loader.
    Xlock               A "pause screen" X Windows based application.  Locks
                        out your display until your password is entered.
    Xmessage            Display a simple message with a selection of buttons
                        to press.
    Xmoon               Display the moon in the root window.
    Xpostit             Simple note taking application.
    Xscope              A poor man's X protocol analyzer.  Supports both
                        TCP/IP and DECnet.  The TCP/IP version is built with
                        TGV's MultiNet, but is easily ported to another
                        vendor's.  Very helpful is debugging what's happening
                        between the client and server.  DNXSCOPE is the DECnet
                        version of XScope and IPXSCOPE is the TCP/IP version.
    Xshowcmap           Shows the standard colormap.
    Xskel               Simple X Windows based sketcher.
    Xtalk               X Windows based "phone" utility.
    XV                  X Windows based Image application.  Supports the
                        standard formats (TIFF, JPEG, GIF, etc).  XV comes
                        complete with its own documentation, in [.XV.DOC].

    X11 Contributed Window Managers

    TEKWM               Tektronix's Window Manager.  The ICCCM version of 
                        AWM (Another Window Manager which was written by
                        Digitial).  Not very user friendly, but better
                        than no window manager at all.

    TWM                 Tab (or Tom's) Window Manager.  The current standard
                        window manager supported by MIT.  Very userful and

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                        interactive.  Supports user configurable root
                        menu.

    UWM                 Universal Window Manager (or Ugly Window Manager, again
                        written by Digital).  Very UN-friendly window manager
                        with no support for title bars, everything is done
                        from the root window.

    X11 Demos

    Maze                X Windows based maze.
    Muncher             Draws interesting patterns into a window.
    Plaid               Draws plaid patterns into a window.
    Puzzle              Puzzle similar to the puzzle as shipped with
                        DECwindows.
    Wframe              A 3D Wireframe viewer.  The example wireframe
                        data files are in X11Data:*.dat.  Supports various
                        shading methods.  Very hard on low memory systems.
    X3d                 Another 3d viewer.  Views wireframes (in stereo
                        if available).  Example files reside in 
                        X11Data:*.Objects.
    Xev                 X Event Display.  Displayes keyboard, mouse and other
                        X Server events.
    Xeyes               X Windows based eyes.  They follow the mouse around.
    Xgc                 Very good example for demostrating the different
                        capabilities of Xlib's GC (Graphic Contexts).
    Xmpdraw             X Motif Map Drawing application.  Example maps are
                        found in X11Data:*.amb.

    X11 Athena Examples

    Popup               Example of doing popups using the Athena Widget
                        set.
    XBoxes              Example of using the Athena Box Widget.
    XButtonBox          Example of using the Athena Button Box Widget.
    XCommand            Example of the Athena Command Widget.
    XCommand2           Another example of the Athena Command Widget
    XHw                 Example of the different Athena Widgets.
    XLabel              Example of the Athena Label Widget.
    XList               Example of the Athena List Box Widget.
    XMenu1              Example of using the Athena Menu Widgets.
    XMenu2              Example of using the Athena Menu Widgets.
    XScroll             Example of using the Athena Scroll Widget.
    XText               Example of using the Athena Text Widget.
    XWidgets            Example of using most of the Athena Widgets.

    X11 Games

    Ishido              Ancient Solatiare Game.
    JetPack             Basic adventure game.
    Xast                X Windows based asteroids game
    X4war               X Windows game of strategy

    X11 Libraries


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    Xaw                 The RTL library for the Athena widget set.
    Xmu                 The RTL library for the X Miscellaneous routines.
    XVMSUTILS           The RTL library for the VMS/Unix Emulation

    Patrick "TGV Window Washer" Mahan, December 1992
