Subject: Re: ~{8_PK~}

From: [email-masked] (Xiaoxian Zeng)
Date: 17 Nov 1993 02:31:59 GMT

Ziniu Wei ([email-masked]) wrote:
: XiaoFei Wang ([email-masked]) wrote:
: : /* [email-masked] (Qize Shu ) wrote */:
: : * ~{=qLlTZUbMxIO?45=4SVP9z4sB=Ly@45DR;8vLu#,:COqJG5ZR;4N0I#?~}
: : * ~{8_PK#!~}
: : * ~{B}B}@4!#~}

: : ~{RTG0R2SP9}#,2;9}6<JG<Y5D!#Ub4NJGUf5D#,4S114sNo@mO57"5D!#:CQy5D!#~}

: ~{5DH4JGUf5D#!2;9}:COs;9JGM(9}5B9zW*9}@4!#~}

~{NR2BK{CGTZ9zDZRQ>-6AAK:C>C5D#N#E#W#SAK
~{FpBkR*V*5@5=DD@oH%#F#T#P~}hztty.
~{#(SPR;PPC;SP~}~~}~{JUN2#,KyRT2;JGSC5D#g#b#2#h#z#)~}
~{#N#E#W#S7"5CR2:\MjU{#,N(R;R;8vHO2;5C5DWVJG
~{bei 
 {bei
~{OBR;PPJG!0114s#.#.#.!1#,K5CwK{SC5DJGF4RtBk#.

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From: [email-masked] (Ying Xu)
Date: 17 Nov 1993 07:52:03 GMT

[email-masked] (Xiaoxian Zeng) writes:

>: : * 今天在这网上看到从中国大陆贴来的一个条，好像是第一次吧？
>: : * 高兴！
>: : * 慢慢来。

>: : 以前也有过，不过都是假的。这次是真的，从北大物理系发的。好样的。

>: 的却是真的！不过好象还是通过德国转过来。

>我猜他们在国内已经读了好久的ＮＥＷＳ了�峻�起码要知道到哪里去ＦＴＰhztty.
>（有一行没有~}收尾，所以不是用的ｇｂ２ｈｚ）
>ＮＥＷＳ发得也很完整，唯一一个认不得的字是�峻�忮������忮��峻�下一行是“北大．．．”，说明他用的是拼音码．����从ｐａｔｈ上看似乎应该没问题。但北京似乎不该有ｎｎｔｐ　ｓｅｒｖｅｒ。
倒不是不可能，ｉｃａ．ｂｅｉｊｉｎｇ．ｃａｎｅｔ．ｃｎ是连入ｕｓｅｎｅｔ
的，好象ｄｏｍａｉｎ　ｓｅｒｖｅｒ是ｎｓ．ｕｕ．ｎｅｔ。
上面的ｐｏｓｔｅｒ象是用的ｚｗｄｏｓ，北大物理系２８６，３８６不少，用
中文斗屎的可能大些，我曾拷过一份让人带回北大（魏老板：我想我没违反版权
吧，他们也还是学生，不过就算他们毕业工作了也不会给您寄美元的。）:)
前段时间我的一个同学赴美留学，还从北大发了个ｈｚ妹儿来让接机。不过那个
妹儿是走ｓｌａｃ的。ｐｕｎｅｔ我毕业前就嚷嚷着要搞，我还在物理系铺过
ｃａｂｌｅ呢。搞到现在也应该有点眉目了。不过让ｃｃｐ掏钱让高等院校读
ｕｓｅｎｅｔ－ｎｅｗｓ，ｈｍｍ，除了那三个可笑的ｃｈｉｎａ２０００画面
之一出现。我看国内除了少数高层人士是读不到的，那个ｐｏｓｔ要是真的话，
也只能是用ｍａｉｌ或什么形式转的。
这条ｎｅｗｓ的内容倒是确确实实的，请看下面鹦歌鹂语ｎｅｗｓ，对不起，咱特
理工，不善翻译，见笑了。

ｐｓ：ｎｃｆｃ好象是National Computer Network Center的意思

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Date:    Nov 12, 1993
Contributor: Hao Xin of Computer Network Center, NCFC
 
Subject: NCFC backbone tested for connectivity among three campus nets
 
Two bridges each were intalled at Peking University's and Tsinghua
University's network centers, completing the physical link of NCFC backbone.
Connectivity test indicated that the backbone was functioning as expected.
Since PUnet already has a class B IP address, once a router is installed,
communication between PUnet and CASnet will become a reality.  TUnet is
still waiting for the Internet authority to assign it an offical IP address,
so it may be a while before TUnet will join the backbone on a permanent
basis.
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Subject: First user survey was conducted on CASnet
 
First user survey was conducted on CASnet via email from Oct 27 to Nov 10.
Electronic survey forms were sent out to about 600 users who have accounts
on the 30 or so computers, belonging to 13 institutes/centers, which are
connected to CASnet.  As of Nov 11, 22 replies have been received.
Although it is difficult to draw any statistical conclusions from such
a small sample, this survey, nonetheless, gives us some idea of how
people at the various institutes use (or do not use) the network.
 
People at the Institute of Theoretical Physics (ITP) are the most responsive
and the most frequent network users of all.   Eight of the 22 replies came
from ITP; a range of users, from the Director to graduate students, at ITP
answered the survey promptly.
 
On the other hand, people at the Institute of Atmospheric Science perhaps
use computers more extensively than most users, their computers are the
longest continuous operating ones in the area CASnet covers.  But not a
single user there responded to the survey.
 
Of the people who answered the survey, 6 were graduate students, 14
identified themselves as research scientists, and 2 were technical staff.
The majority of them (17) said that they used computers every day, but less
than half (9) used the network everyday, and 4 people said they used the
network less than once a month.
 
Most of the respondents said they had heard of email, anonymous ftp, and the
Internet.  But more than two thirds of them have NOT heard of the newer
information tools, such as Gopher, Archie, WAIS, World-Wide-Web; nor were
they aware of Usenet- or Listerv-kind of discussion groups.
 
The users expected to use the network mainly on getting and exchanging
information.  All 21 said they wanted to use email, to be able to transfer
files, and to have access to online library catalogs.  Twenty one of them
said that they wanted to read electronic news.  Of the 22 respondents,
13 wished to sign up on the local CINET-L distribution list.
 
There are also some problems with the survey.  First, since it was
distributed electronically, it biased toward people who already have access
to the network.  Second, since of the operation of the network has not been
continuous (CASnet is on only from about 8 am to 5:30 pm, and even during
this time, the operation may be interrupted by power failure or machine
problems), it may have discouraged some less network-savvy people from
answering the survey.  However, it is a good start and it is hoped that
more surveys, better designed, will be carried out in the future.

徐鹰　－－我不知道我将何处去，但不敢忘记我从哪里来

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From: [email-masked] (Ying Xu)
Date: 17 Nov 1993 08:21:42 GMT

[email-masked] (Kaijun Zhan) writes:

>德国和美国的两台机器，好象是负责转送的。上次给北大力学系
>送一妹儿，是通过ｓｔａｎｆｏｒｄ的。但好象也没收到。也没退
>回来。据对方讲，有时ｗｏｒｋ，有时不ｗｏｒｋ。

我给北大的ｍａｉｌ成功率也只有５０％
德国那条线每天只开一两个小时，是使用卫星的ｘ。２５ｌｉｎｋ。
ｓｔａｎｆｏｒｄ那条原来用的是ｄｅｃｎｅｔ　ｐｒｏｔｏｃｏｌ
据说十一月以后改用ｔｃｐ／ｉｐ，　也不知搞好没有