25 Jul 96 23:27, Paul Edwards wrote to andrew clarke:

 ac>> Presumably Bob frequents his incoming directory often, stumbled 
 ac>> across my file, and moved it to the appropriate directory.

 > But how did you know that he moved it?  Did you just check his site 
 > every couple of days, and then make your announcement AFTER it was 
 > there?  BFN.  Paul.

After VidMgr 1.1 was uploaded to ftp.juge.com, I logged on again about a
day later to check where Bob had moved it to and noticed it had been moved
to the /c directory.  Then I announced its location.  With the second
release it was just a matter of annoucing its location first on assumption
that it would be replacing the previous archive, and just double-checking
that it had indeed replaced the old archive.

Given that I visit Bob's system quite often via both FTP and Telnet, it
was/is straightforward

 > P.S. The reason I want to know is because I want to know what I should 
 > do with MSGED.

If you want to make the a new Msged archive available at Bob's system,
upload it to ftp.juge.com in the /incoming directory.  In a short time, Bob
will have hopefully moved it somewhere else.  To check where its new
directory location is, download 01062000.new from the /msdos directory. It
contains a list of newly uploaded files to that system in the past
fortnight, where your newly-processed archive should be listed.

Alternatively, you can send the archive to randy{at}snoopy.apana.org using a
MIME-encode or uuencoded file attach, or crash it through to 3:635/727.4,
and I'll distribute it for you.

Regards
Andrew

-- randy{at}zws.com

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