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Foster [Page 20]RFC 1689 Networked Information Retrieval: Tools and Groups August 1994 Latest version number: archie 3.1 Brief Scope and Characteristics: This is the commercial inmplementation of the archie system, replacing a version done as a Masters project at McGill University during the period 1990-1992. It comes with an archie telnet client that offers a number of minor improvements over earlier versions. Additional releases, with a number of additional improvements, are planned in the coming months. Approximate number of such servers in use: Currently about 27 (not all are publicly available) General comments: Most users access archie through a freeware or public domain client program. These are available from most archie servers via anonymous FTP. Check out the archie directory on any of the publicly available archie servers or the banner message when logging into any of the archie telnet clients for more details. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Clients: Date completed or updated: 1 November, 1993 By: Name: Peter Deutsch Email address: peterd@bunyip.com Platform: command line shell, written in C. Works with both UNIX and MSDOS/OS2 shells. Primary Contact: Name: Brendan Kehoe Email address: brendan@cygnus.com Telephone: not known Client software available from: most archie server hosts and major Internet archives. Look for filename "c-archie-1.3.2.tar.Z". Location of more information: Packaged with software. Latest version number: 1.3.2Foster [Page 21]RFC 1689 Networked Information Retrieval: Tools and Groups August 1994 Brief Scope and Characteristics: This program provides a simple command line interface to the archie server system, using the Prospero protocol. Written in C, it has been ported to MSDOS and OS2. General comments: This program should not be confused with the archie system telnet interface, which is a program that runs on the archie server itself. Future plans: Not known ------------------- Date completed or updated: 1 November, 1993 By: Name: Peter Deutsch Email address: peterd@bunyip.com Platform: command line shell, written in Perl. Works with both UNIX and MSDOS/OS2 shells. Primary Contact: Name: Khun Yee Fung Email address: clipper@csd.uwo.ca Telephone: not known Client software available from: most archie server hosts and major Internet archives. Look for filename "perl-archie-3.8.tar.Z". Location of more information: Packaged with software. Latest version number: 3.8 Brief Scope and Characteristics: This program provides a simple command line interface to the archie server system, using the Prospero protocol. Written in Perl. General comments: This program should not be confused with the archie system telnet interface, which is a program that runs on the archie server itself. Future plans: Not knownFoster [Page 22]RFC 1689 Networked Information Retrieval: Tools and Groups August 1994 ------------------- Date completed or updated: 1 November, 1993 By: Name: Peter Deutsch Email address: peterd@bunyip.com Platform: archie client program for VMS systems. Primary Contact: Name: Brendan Kehoe Email address: brendan@cygnus.com Telephone: not known Client software available from: most archie server hosts and major Internet archives. Look for filename "archie-vms.com". Location of more information: Packaged with software. Latest version number: not known. Brief Scope and Characteristics: This program provides a simple command line interface to the archie server system for users of VMS. General comments: This program should not be confused with the archie system telnet interface, which is a program that runs on the archie server itself. Future plans: Not known ------------------- Date completed or updated: 1 November, 1993 By: Name: Peter Deutsch Email address: peterd@bunyip.com Platform: Xwindows client (X11R4) Primary Contact: Name: George Ferguson Email address: ferguson@cs.rochester.edu Telephone: not known Client software available from: cs.rochester.edu, most archie server hosts and major Internet archives.Foster [Page 23]RFC 1689 Networked Information Retrieval: Tools and Groups August 1994 Look for file "xarchie-1.3.tar.Z". Location of more information: Packaged with software. Latest version number: xarchie-1.3 Brief Scope and Characteristics: This program provides an Xwindows client that allows users to search the archie anonymous FTP database. Also included is the capability of fetching files (using ftp). General comments: none. Future plans: Not known ------------------- Date completed or updated: 1 November, 1993 By: Name: Peter Deutsch Email address: peterd@bunyip.com Platform: NeXTStep client. Primary Contact: Name: Scott Stark Email address: me@superc.che.udel.edu Telephone: not known Client software available from: most archie server hosts and major Internet archives. Look for file "NeXTArchie.tar.Z". Location of more information: Packaged with software. Latest version number: Brief Scope and Characteristics: This program provides a NeXTStep client that allows users to search the archie anonymous FTP database. Also included is the capability of fetching files (using ftp). General comments: none. Future plans: Not known ----------------------------------------------------------------------Foster [Page 24]RFC 1689 Networked Information Retrieval: Tools and Groups August 1994 Demonstration sites: Site name: any one of: archie.rutgers.edu 128.6.18.15 (Rutgers University) archie.unl.edu 129.93.1.14 (University of Nebraska in Lincoln) archie.sura.net 128.167.254.179 (SURAnet archie server) archie.ans.net 147.225.1.2 (ANS archie server) archie.au 139.130.4.6 (Australian server) archie.funet.fi 128.214.6.100 (European server in Finland) archie.doc.ic.ac.uk 146.169.11.3 (UK/England server) archie.cs.huji.ac.il 132.65.6.15 (Israel server) archie.wide.ad.jp 133.4.3.6 (Japanese server) Client software should be supported at all of these sites. Additional sites are available. Use the "sites" command in the archie telnet interface at any of the above sites for a more complete lists. Access details: - telnet to any of the above sites - login as user `archie' (no password is required) - type `help' at the prompt to get started. Note: Some people forget and use ftp in place of telnet. This will not work. The hint that this is being done is that they claim that a password is needed, not that the site can't be found. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Documentation: Document Title: What is archie Location details: anonymous FTP from archie.ans.net Site: archie.ans.net Full file name: "pub/archie/doc/whatis.archie" Description: Brief overview of the archie system. Document Title: archie man pages Location details: anonymous FTP from archie.ans.net Site: archie.ans.net Full file name: "pub/archie/doc/archie.man.*" Description: Manual pages for the archie system telnet interface in various formats (raw ASCII, nroff, compressed, etc.). This document also explains the various search options and other features, so is of use to users of the other archie client programs.Foster [Page 25]RFC 1689 Networked Information Retrieval: Tools and Groups August 1994 Document Title: What's New in 3.0 Location details: anonymous FTP from archie.ans.net Site: archie.ans.net Full file name: "pub/archie/doc/whats.new" Description: Description of the changes to archie for the first commercial release ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Bibliography: none ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Information: none =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=Foster [Page 26]RFC 1689 Networked Information Retrieval: Tools and Groups August 1994 GOPHER Date template updated or checked: 14 March 1994 By: Name: Mark P. McCahill Email address: mpm@boombox.micro.umn.edu ----------------------------------------------------------------------- NIR Tool Name: Internet Gopher Brief Description of Tool: The Internet Gopher protocol is a client/distributed-server document search and retrieval protocol originally developed at the University of Minnesota. Gopher was originally created as a fast, simple, distributed, campus-wide information search and retrieval system; ease of use and implementation has made Gopher increasingly popular on the Internet. Since its original release, many folks on the Internet have contributed to its growth, submitting patches, servers, clients, and linking their local servers into the worldwide network of Gopher servers. Gateways exist to seamlessly access a variety of non-Gopher services such as ftp, WAIS, USENET news, Archie, Z39.50 (1992 rev), X.500 directories, Sybase and Oracle SQL servers, etc. In addition, an "archie for gopherspace" called Veronica (very easy rodent-oriented net-wide index to computerized archives) has been developed at the University of Nevada. Veronica makes it easy to search for items in gopherspace by title. The gopher protocol is often described as "fiercely simple"; it is connectionless (stateless), and uses TCP reliable streams. A client
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