Re: remembering PGP

We still use it with CMS20 (haven't access to anything later), the versio n that was ported by Konstantin Berdichevsky from Phil Zimmerman's excellen t product. No updates since 2001. Yes, MIT is still running VM, but it's been outsourced to another datacenter near New York City. Peter

Re: Interface control check

Ah, yes, brings to mind the infamous "Slow Bending Pins" of Memorex lore. .. The analogy with optical channels for us at MIT involves the LHC ;) Peter

Re: RSCS/TCPIP LPR and SEPerator page

Bernie - thanks so much for that little tidbit. I couldn't seem to see the forest for the trees when I was looking in the manuals. Peter

Re: Physical Planning Manuals

Thanks Ron! Peter

Re: Physical Planning Manuals

Thanks. That didn't have the info I'm looking for. Basically I need to know power requirements for a 3480-A22/B22, and a 3590 A60 with 4 drives . I guess this may have m]been in an "Input/output Physical Planning" manua l back then. Anyone happen to know what the power requirements are? Ag

Physical Planning Manuals

Hi all, I am looking for physical planning manuals for 3480 and 3590 tape drives (not libraries). Does anyone know if they are available online? Thanks in advance, Peter

Re: Help Wanted

Thanks very much for all the replies. I really didn't expect it, althoug h I should know better with this group. I have passed on names and addresses to the folks in charge, and I want t o thank everyone who responded. I think a leading candidate has been identified, and if no one else hears

Help Wanted

We're looking for two folks who can help with some PL/1 programming and some pipelines programming. At this time I don't know the scope of the projects. Please contact me off list if you are interested. If this is inappropriate here would someone please point me to the best place to post t

Re: Hackers

We've had people try here at MIT, of course - those who know MIT know tha t we don't use firewalls in general (the hackers are on the inside). However, we *have* kerberos'ed our z/VM TCP/IP stacks for the most part. Kids still try to hack in with the common ids and passwords, to no avail.

Re: Moving on

Hi Richard, We at MIT wish to thank you for your dedication and support for Mailbook over the years. While we're down to only a handful of users, it is still appreciated Peter, and the folks at MIT