Q:Jak najit konferenci
Pavel Vachek
TKPV at EARN.CVUT.CZ
Wed Feb 14 10:54:47 CET 1996
Petr Kolar psal:
> (...) Pokud se ale jedna
>o Internetovske mailing listy, do kterych se hlasi pres adresu
>jmeno-listu-request at kde.domain.top, tak mate smulu.
To neni uplne presne. Existuje obsahly soubor `interest-groups',
ve kterem jsou informace o konferencich v celem Internetu bez
ohledu na typ serveru. Je ale udrzovan rucne a jen obcas.
Na ftp://earn.cvut.cz/public.200/ najdete jednak jeho kompletni
versi `ig.all' (brezen 1995), jednak samostatne casti (`ig.001'
az `ig.017').
Toto je zacatek s obecnymi informacemi + ukazka udaju o prvnich
dvou konferencich.
Zdravi Vas Pavel Vachek, CESNET Network Information Centre.
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