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Miskolcon 1993. március 2-6. között a Neumann János Számítógép-tudományi Társaság (NJSZT), a Nehézipari Műszaki Egyetem (NME) és a COMPEXPO által megrendezésre került konferencia és kiállítás programfüzete

microCAD SYSTEM ’93 : Nemzetközi Számítástechnikai Találkozó

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Csaba, László

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February 1993
STARTING OUT 
WITH 
LISTSERV
What is LISTSERV?
LISTSERV is a distribution list management package. It runs on 
IBM VM/CMS systems in the international NJE network (Bitnet/ 
EARN). It allows groups of computer users with a common 
interesttocommunicate among themselves, while making efficient 
use of computerand network resources. It makes it easyforeven 
novice users to discover, join, and participate in these interest 
group mailing lists. LISTSERValso providesfacilities for logging 
and archiving of mail traffic, file server functions, and database 
searches of archives and files.
What is available from LISTSERV?
There are LISTSERV lists on every subject under the sun, with 
names ranging from AARPUB-L (AAR Electronic Publication list) 
to Z3950IW (Z39.50 Implementors Workshop). LISTSERV lists 
are international and eclectic. You will find lists in every imaginable 
field, for every audience, in many different countries and in many 
different languages. Here are just a few examples from the more 
than 3500 lists in existence:
ListName Host Computer Title
ACDGIS-L AWIIMC12 Geographische Informationssysteme
ADQ UQUEBEC Assodation des demographes du Quebec
AFRICA-L BROWNVM Forum Pan-Africa
AHC-L DGOGWDG1 Assodation for History & Computing
AIB-CUR IVEUNCC Discussions Associazione Italians B ibl ioteche
AIDSBKRV UICVM AIDS Book Review Journal
AIX-L PUCC IBM AIX Discussion List
ALBION-L UCSBVM British and Irish History
ALGCOMP BRLNCC Forum de Computacao Algebrica
AMCA-L MCGILL1 Alumni and Friends of Croatian Universities
AMIGA-TR TREARN Turk Amiga'cilar listesi
ANEST-L UBVM Anesthesiology Discussion List
ANGLICAN AUVM Episcopal Mailing List
ARKNET-L UAFSYSB Arkansas State Network Discussions
ARTCRIT YORKVM1 Art Critidsm Discussion Forum
ASIMOV-L UTDALLAS Discussion of Isaac Asimov's works
AUTOCAD OHSTVMA AUTOCAD Autocad Discussion List
AUTOMILK UMDD Automated Milking Systems
AYN-RAND IUBVM Moderated Discussion of Objectivist Philosophy
See the LIST command in the section How to get started with 
LISTSERV for instructions on getting an up-to-date list of lists.
Who can use LISTSERV?
Anyone who can send electronic mail to a Bitnet/EARN address 
can participate in a mailing list and access other LISTSERV 
facilities, as long as the message format is valid (according to the 
RFC822 standard), and has a usable return address. Everyday, 
people use LISTSERV from HEPNET, Internet, CompuServe, 
MCIMAIL and many other networks throughout the world.
Ask your local support people if you don’t know how to send 
electronic mail to EARN/Bitnet.
Where is LISTSERV?
^///////////^
There are morethan 250 sites in over30 countriesthroughoutthe 
world running LISTSERV as part of the world-wide network. Here 
is a list of some of the LISTSERV sites:
Host Computer Organization Country
DEARN GMD Bonn Germany
BITNIC BITNET Network Information Center USA
HEARN Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen Netherlands
PUCC Princeton University, New Jersey USA
CUNYVM City University of New York USA
ICNUCEVM CNUCE Istituto del CNR, Pisa Italy
UKACRL Rutherford Appleton Laboratory Great Britain
QUCDN Queen’s University Computing Services Canada
FRMOP11 CNUSC, Montpellier France
TREARN Ege University Bomova,Izmir, Turkey
UCHCECVM Universidad de Chile, Santiago Chile
TWNMOE10 Ministry of Education, Taipei Taiwan
JPNSUTOO Science University of Tokyo Japan
KRSNUCC1 Seoul National University South Korea
UFRJ Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Brazil
SEARN KungligaTekniska Hoegskolan Stockholm Sweden
ANDESCOL Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota Colombia
SAKFUOO King Faisal University, Hofuf Saudi Arabia
HKUVM1 The University of Hong Kong Hong Kong
ptearn Faculdade de Ciencias de Lisboa Portugal
grearn Institute of Computer Science, Heraklion Greece
PLEARN Warsaw University Poland
AEARN Vienna University, Wien Austria
CSEARN Czech Technical University, Prague Czech Republic
HUEARN Hungarian Academy of Sciences Hungary
taunivm Tel Aviv University Israel
earncc EARN, Paris Office France
Communicating with LISTSERV
W///////////^
To use LISTSERV facilities, send electronic mail with your 
LISTSERVcommandsto: LisTSERV@host-idwherehost-id 
is the host computer’s NJE address (eg. taunivm . bitnet) or its 
Internet domain name (eg. vm . tau . AC. il). There maybe some 
local variation on the format needed to send mail to Bitnet or 
Internet addresses. Check with your local support people.
More than one command can be sent to LISTSERV in the same 
mail message. Each command must be on a separate line. 
LISTSERV will ignore the Subject: line of the mail header.
For Bitnet/EARN users, interactive messages are thefastest and 
most convenient way to send commands to LISTSERV, but bear 
in mind that interactive messages only work when the links 
between your computer and LISTSERV are up; if the message 
fails, you can always send your command via mail. To send 
interactive messages from an IBM computer running VM/CMS, 
the format is:
TELL LISTSERV AT node_id listserv_command
On a VAX VMS system, the format is:
$ SEND LISTSERV@node_id "listserv_command“
The LISTSERV command must be in quotes.
NOTE:
To join a list, you send a message with your SU Bscribe command 
to LISTSERV. To make an announcement to the members of a 
list, you send mail to the list address. For example, to join the 
EARN Users Group list (list name: EARN-UG, host site: IRLEARN), 
send a SUBscribe command to: listserv® irlearn. bitnet 
This can be done interactively, from VM:
TELL LISTSERV AT IRLEARN SUB EARN-UG Name Lastname
or from VMS:
$ SEND LISTSERVSIRLEARN "SUBEARN-UG Name Lastname"
or by mail, to listserv© irlearn . bitnet, with the line:
SUB EARN-UG Name Lastname
in the text of the message.
To send a message to all list members, send mail to:
EARN-UG0IRLEARN.BITNET
How to get started with LISTSERV
?//////////////^^^^^
The first thing you'll want to know is what lists are of interest to 
you. Then you'll need to know howto get onto those lists. If you 
want to leave a list, you can do it quickly and automatically. You 
can also get more detailed information on the setup and members 
of a list. LISTSERV is also an excellent repository for files. You 
can ask LISTSERV to send you files which it has stored.
%%%/ Use the LIST command to find out what LISTSERV lists 
are available.
LIST
LIST GLOBAL
LIST GLOBAL string
Sendthe command LIST with no parameters to find out what lists 
are run locally. For example, to find out what lists are available at 
EARNCC, send mail (or an interactive message) to 
LISTSERV® earncc . BiTNETwiththe word LIST in the message 
body. Send the command LIST GLOBAL to get a listing of all the 
lists in all the LISTSERVs throughout the world. This command 
should be sentto yourclosest LISTSERV (since all LISTSERVs 
have the same global list). Note that this file is rather large (over 
3500 lines). To get a subset of the global file, sendthe command: 
LIST GLOBAL string. You will get a listing of all lists which 
contain string in the listname, host computer, or title.
Use the SUBSCRIBE command to join a list.
SUBSCRIBE listname Your Full Name
Note that you do not send your electronic mail address. LISTSERV 
automaticallydetermines yourelectronic mail addressfromyour 
mail (or interactive message.) For example, if you wantto join the 
list EARN-UG which is based at the BITNET node IRLEARN, and 
your name is Bill Clinton, then you would send the command:
SUBSCRIBE EARN-UG Bill Clinton
to listserv®irlearn.bitnet. Actually, you can send this 
command to any LISTSERV. They all know where the various 
lists are located, and they will forward your command to the 
appropriate machine for you.
For most lists, subscription requests are accepted automatically. 
For others, the request is forwarded to the list manager for 
approval.
Use the UNSUBSCRIBE command to leave a list.
UNSUBSCRIBE listname
For example, to leave the EARN-UG list, send the command:
UNSUBSCRIBE EARN-UG
tO LISTSERV0IRLEARN.BITNET
Use the REVIEW command to get the parameters of a 
wwM list and the names and addresses of the list members. 
For some lists, the names and addresses of the members are not 
available to non-members.
REVIEW listname
REVIEW listname SHORT
REVIEW listname NOHEADER
If you add the SHORT parameter, you will get only the list 
parameters without the list members. With the NOHEADER 
parameter, you will get the list of members without the list 
parameters.
Use the GET command to get a file from LISTSERV.
GET filename filetype
The names of the files follow the IBM VM/CMS convention: the 
two parts of the name are each one to eight characters in lenght, 
separated by a space. No matter how you send your GET 
command (e-mail or interactive message), LISTSERV will 
automatically send you the file in the most appropriate way. 
For example, to get the text version of this brochure, send the 
command:
GET LSVSTART MEMO 
to LISTSERV®EARNCC.BITNET
Detailed documentation on LISTSERV, and related services, is 
available from: listserv@earncc . bitnet
For a list of available documents send the command: iNDex doc
E4/W Office, Pans. France - February 1993^^%%^


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