G.E.Boyd’s How To Do Just About Anything by e-mail – Part 3
Retrieving files using Getweb via e-mail
GetWeb provides access to the World Wide Web through simple exchange of e-mail messages. With GetWeb, you can download information from World Wide Web pages, follow links from one Web page to the next, access Gopher and FTP sites, and conduct Web searches.
The differences from the existing agora/w3mail, webmail, wwwmail etc. software include:
- ability to handle arbitrary HTML forms
- user authentication support for password-protected sites
- built-in support for popular Web search engines
- more quota/access-control functionality for administrator
- MIME support
NOTE: Even though the Getweb servers allow you to retrieve web pages and files from FTP and gopher sites, you should *ONLY* use them for web-based form submissions. Files from FTP sites should be retrieved using ftpmail or gophermail servers. Likewise, files from gopher siites should be retrieved using gophermail. In addition, plain web pages should be retrieved using Agora or other webmail servers.
To learn more about the Getweb servers, you should view the help files.
Here is the basic outline of how to use a Getweb server:
- Compose a new message: To: getweb server
- Leave the subject line blank. In the body of the message, type the command GET followed by the URL (that is, the address) of the Web page you want, such as http://www.yahoo.com. Note that many URLs contain both uppercase and lowercase letters. When typing the URL, be sure to preserve the case of all letters.
- Insert blank lines between each command.
- Send the message.
For example, to fetch the Yahoo home page, send this message:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] GET http://www.yahoo.com/
When GetWeb receives your message, the GetWeb server retrieves the requested page from the Web, formats it as plain text, and sends it to you as an e-mail message.
FOLLOWING LINKS TO OTHER PAGES
Web pages usually contain links to other pages, whether to other pages at the same Web site, or to pages of related interest at a different site. When you retrieve a Web page through GetWeb, each of these links is represented in the text with a reference number in brackets. These numbers correspond to a list at the bottom of the message, which provides the URL for each of the linked pages. You might then choose to follow a link, by sending another e-mail message requesting that page. For example, if you requested a page through GetWeb, it might look like this:
Internet Access by e-mail[21] ----------------------------- How to access the internet by e-mail If you are not familiar with accessing the web by e-mail, you may wish to take a look at Gerald E. Boyd's Home Page[22]. He is the author of "Accessing The Internet By e-mail", where this technique is described. This document is also available from several automated mail servers. To get the latest edition, send e-mail to one of the addresses below. Send e-mail to: mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu[23] (for US, Canada & South America) Enter only this line in the body of the note: send usenet/news.answers/internet-services/access-via-email Send e-mail to: mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk[24] (for Europe, Asia, etc.) Enter only this line in the body of the note: send lis-iis e-access-inet.txt Send e-mail to: gboyd@netcom.com[25] You can also get the file by anonymous FTP at one of these sites: Site: rtfm.mit.edu[26] get pub/usenet/news.answers/internet-services/access-via-email Site: mailbase.ac.uk[27] get pub/lists/lis-iis/files/e-access-inet.txt Or on the Web in text format at: Internet by e-mail FAQ[28] *** References from this document *** [orig] http://www.expita.com/howto1.html [snip 21 references] [22] http://www.expita.com/index.html [23] mailto:mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu [24] mailto:mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk [25] mailto:gboyd@netcom.com%3Fsubject=send%20accmail.faq [26] ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/ [27] ftp://mailbase.ac.uk/ [28] http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/internet\ -services/access-via-email/faq.html [snip more to 128]
If you wanted to get more information about Gerald E. Boyd’s home page you would look for the reference number [22] at the bottom of the message in the section titled *** References from this document *** Under [22] you would find the URL:
http://www.expita.com/index.html
You could then send a message to GetWeb that looked like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] GET http://www.expita.com/index.html
Once your message had been received, GetWeb would retrieve the text of the page on Gerald E. Boyd’s home page and send it to you.
HOW TO SUPPRESS SIGNATURES
If your mailer software automatically inserts unwanted text (a signature, for example) at the beginning or end of your message, an error will occur. You can prevent this by enclosing your commands in a begin/end block as shown below. The GetWeb server ignores any text that appears before or after the block. Remember to leave a blank line between the commands:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin GET [URL] end
HOW TO SPLIT LONG URLS
Ideally, the URL should appear all on one line in your message.
If the URL is too long to fit into a single line, you can break it up by surrounding it with angle brackets (< >) or by ending the line with a backslash (\) and continuing on the next line. For example:
GET <http://www.yahoo.com/text/Regional/Countries/Czech_ Republic/>
is the same as
GET http://www.yahoo.com/text/Regional/Countries/Czech_Republic/
and is also the same as
GET http://www.yahoo.com/text/Regional/Co\ untries/Czech_Republic/
RETRIEVING MORE THAN ONE PAGE AT A TIME
You can request GetWeb to send you more than one Web page at a time. For each Web page you would like to receive, type GET and the URL on one line. Leave a blank line between each request. Start your message with the command begin and complete it with the command end. For example, if you wanted to receive three Web pages, your message might look like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin GET http://www.expita.com/howto1.html GET http://www.expita.com/howto2.html GET http://www.expita.com/howto3.html GET http://www.expita.com/servers.html end
SPLITTING MESSAGES If a message is larger than 20 kilobytes (20Kb), GetWeb will automatically split it into two or more 20Kb files, and send each file as a separate message. Your mail program or ISP may place a limit on the size of messages you can receive, such as Juno mail. If you know that your mailer software has a file size limit of greater than 20Kb, you can add a SPLIT command to your request. You would type SPLIT and then the size, in bytes, of the messages as you would like them to be sent. GetWeb does not send out files longer than 100k. If you make more than one request, place the SPLIT command at the beginning of each request. For example, if you wanted to request two pages from my Web site, and you wanted the information to be sent to you in files of 50Kb or less, your message would look like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin SPLIT 50000 GET http://www.expita.com/howto1.html SPLIT 50000 GET http://www.expita.com/howto2.html SPLIT 50000 GET http://www.expita.com/howto3.html end
REQUESTING A WEB PAGE AS AN HTML SOURCE DOCUMENT If you have a browser which can interpret HTML documents, you might wish to download a Web page as an HTML source document. Then, you could use your browser to view the page locally. In order to retrieve a Web page as an HTML source document rather than as plain text, insert the word SOURCE after the command GET and before the URL of the document. For example, if you wanted to receive my home page as an HTML source document, you would send a message that looked like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin GET SOURCE http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/index.html end
HOW TO RETRIEVE BINARY FILES If you are using GetWeb to retrieve image files, software, word processing documents, or files that have been compressed, GetWeb will send these files to you in binary form. Unless you specify otherwise, GetWeb will send any binary message as Base64 MIME file-attachments. Like UUEncode, MIME is a method of encoding binary files into a mailable text format. If you would like your binary message to be formatted in UUEncode, rather than in MIME, you can use the NOMIME modifier. In order to retrieve a binary message formatted in UUEncode, insert the word NOMIME after the command GET and before the URL of the document. For example, if you wanted to to get the zipped copy of my search engine FAQs in UUEncode format, you would send a message that looked like this:
To: getweb server Subject: begin GET NOMIME ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/gb/gboyd/wssearch.zip end
By default, GetWeb translates binary (non-ascii) characters into rough ascii equivalents using Latin-1 mapping; for example, an “e” with an accent becomes: e` If you want to view these characters better, you can use the ENCODING keyword. To get your file as quoted-printable (an encoding supported by any MIME-compliant e-mail client), send a message like:
GET ENCODING QP http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/index.html
To get the file as a Base 64 MIME file-attachment (another encoding supported by any MIME-compliant e-mail client, send a message like:
GET ENCODING BASE64 http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/index.html
Finally, to get the file in a uuencoded format:
GET ENCODING UUENCODE http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/index.html
LIMITS
Please note that there are limits on the number of bytes that the GetWeb servers will send.
For getweb@usa.healthnet.org — HealthNet users can utilize GetWeb without any restrictions. All others are subject to limits on their use of GetWeb, including a maximum number of bytes, and a maximum number of messages. Access to SatelLife HealthNet pages (including ProMED-mail) are generally not counted towards this total. These limits are subject to change over time.
For getweb@emailfetch.com the quotas are 15 messages per week.
Quotas are regenerated after seven full days; for example, if you run out of quota on a Wednesday, you will be able to use the system again the next Wednesday. If you run out on a Friday, you will have to wait until the following Friday.
For the most current information concerning limits on the use of GetWeb, send a message as follows:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin HELP QUOTA end
WEB SEARCHES
An e-mail gateway exists for selected WWW search engines. These search engines allow you to search the World Wide Web through e-mail. Currently supported are the Infoseek, Yahoo, and AltaVista search engines.
Search engines are a very useful tool for finding information on a specific subject located on the Web. Using GetWeb, you can access several of these search engines through e-mail. You should be aware that most Web searches are not topic searches per se — they do not search for content on a given subject, but for a word or set of words. In order to conduct a Web search, you will need to select a word or set of words, called “keywords,” which describe your chosen subject. When you submit these keywords to the search engine, it searches through the text posted on a large number of Web sites for those specific words you have submitted. When it has completed the search, the search engine gives you a list of all the pages on which those words can be found.
SPECIFYING KEYWORDS
Once you have chosen the keywords that describe your subject, there are certain things to keep in mind when you type them in to your search request. If your keywords contain a phrase like “South Africa” or “cardiovascular disease” you should enclose these phrases in quotation marks. That way, the search engine will know to look for instances where those words appear as a phrase, and not for instances where they simply appear in the same document. Likewise, if any of your keywords contain capital letters, like “AIDS” (the disease) or “Turkey” (the country) you should be sure to type them in with capitals. Otherwise, the search engine will also return references to documents including the words “aids” (assistance), or “turkey” (the bird).
USING GETWEB TO CONDUCT A SEARCH ON THE WWW
GetWeb is not itself a search engine, but using GetWeb, you can make use of certain search engines on the Web. Currently GetWeb supports the search engines AltaVista, Yahoo!, and Infoseek.
AltaVista searches the largest number of sites, and therefore will probably produce the largest search result.
The Yahoo search engine allows you to search through a carefully indexed list of World-Wide Web sites. It will produce a small list of well-organized sites which may have the information you are searching for.
Infoseek searches a large number of sites, and also allows you to search through different discussion group archives. We suggest that you try your search first with AltaVista. Then, if the result is too large, or does not contain useful information, try one of the other search engines.
To access one of these search engines, use the word SEARCH followed by the name of the search engine, all in capital letters, and the keywords for your search. Remember to start your message with the command begin, complete it with the word end and to leave a blank line between commands. When GetWeb receives your message, it will forward it on to the search engine. The results of your search will be returned to GetWeb and forwarded to you as an e-mail message.
For example, if you wanted to use AltaVista to search for information on cardiovascular disease in Africa, you would send a message that looked like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin SEARCH ALTAVISTA "cardiovascular disease" Africa end
If you wanted to use Yahoo! to search for the same information, you would send a message that looked like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin SEARCH YAHOO "cardiovascular disease" Africa end
If you wanted to use Infoseek to search for the same information, you would send a message that looked like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin SEARCH INFOSEEK "cardiovascular disease" Africa end
ADVANCED SEARCH FEATURES Infoseek offers you the option of searching a large number of Web sites, or of limiting your search to a given set of documents. If you submit your request without further specification, as in the example above, Infoseek will search a broad range of sites. But, if you would like, you can use the following two-letter commands to indicate the set of documents you would like to search:
- NN searches Usenet newsgroup
- CT searches the Infoseek company directory
- EM searches a database of known e-mail addresses
- NW searches through the past month of news FQ searches through a collection of Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) documents
In order to make use of these commands, simply insert them after the word INFOSEEK and before the first of your subject keywords in your search request. For example, if you wanted to search for recent news on the 15-year-old search for a cure for AIDS, your message might look like this:
To: getweb server Subject: [leave blank] begin SEARCH INFOSEEK NW cure AIDS end
In order to learn more about searching with Infoseek, you can request the Infoseek help page from the following URL:
How to Search http://www2.infoseek.com/Help?pg=HomeHelp.html
In order to learn more about searching with AltaVista, you can request the AltaVista help page from the following URL:
AltaVista Help http://www.altavista.digital.com/av/content/help_simple.htm
In order to learn more about searching with Yahoo!, you can request the Yahoo! help page from the following URL:
How to use Yahoo! Search http://search.yahoo.com/search/help?
FOLLOWING CHAINS OF LINKED DOCUMENTS
If you know what link you are going to follow from an intermediate document, you do not need to download the whole document. You can instead use the FOLLOW command.
Suppose you received a document that looked like this:
Some important conferences carried by SatelLife include: * ProMED: Program for Monitoring Emerging Diseases[1] * ProCAARE: Program for Collaboration Against AIDS[2] * E-Drug: Essential Drugs[3] ** References from this document ** [1] http://www.healthnet.org/programs/promed.html [2] http://www.healthnet.org/programs/procaare.html [3] http://www.healthnet.org/programs/edrug.html
You could then send a message to GetWeb that looked like this:
To: getweb server Subject: begin GET http://www.healthnet.org/programs/ FOLLOW 2 end
Once the message was received, GetWeb would send you the description of ProCAARE. You can chain together multiple FOLLOW directives. If you already know you’re going to want the fifth document linked to the ProCAARE page, send a message like this:
GET http://www.healthnet.org/programs/ FOLLOW 2 FOLLOW 5
This would reduce the total turnaround time, since you would get the desired final document in one e-mail round trip rather than in three.
CONTOLLING HOW DOCUMENTS ARE DELIVERED
The TO user@host modifier specifies that documents should be sent to user@host rather than to the original send address.
This is especially useful if you are using another ISP or address when sending the request. For instance, when I use my work address to send a Getweb request, I include the line to send my answer back to my Netcom account. The format looks like:
GET TO gboyd@netcom.com http://www.somewhere.com/
HOW TO FILL OUT HTML FORMS
Pages containing HTML forms have <GETWEB: FORM A> at the beginning of each form. To fill out the form, forward the message containing the form to the server, filling out any inputs surrounded by braces: []
When filling out an input form, you must “escape” the following characters by preceding them with a backslash (\):
- Number: write 3 as \3, you can write 50 as \50 or \5\0
- Braces: write [ as \[, and ] as \]
- Underscores: write _ as \_
- Backslashes themselves: write a literal \ as \\
Make sure to fill out only one box in each radio button group or menu. Radio buttons look like this:
Choose ([X]) Blue or ([ ]) Green, but not both!
Menus look like this:
Choose:
[X] Red
OR [ ] Black
but not both!
NOTE: Look for the following in each form returned by a Getweb server. This is the most important line and is easily overlooked.
[ ] Search: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb
Remember to “X” the box where it says to “check preceding box”, or the form will not be processed when the form is forwarded back to the Getweb server.
EXAMPLE GETWEB FORMS REQUEST
I would like to get a decompression program from CNet’s Shareware site. First off I must retrieve the form. This is the request I send:
To: getweb@usa.healthnet.org Subject: get http://www.shareware.com/
I’ll be returned with the web form that appears (in part) as follows:
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 14:29:46 -0500 (EST)
Message-Id: <200002011929.OAA18609@satellife.healthnet.org>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Disposition: inline
Mime-Version: 1.0
To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com>
Subject: <URL:http://shareware.cnet.com/> CNET.com - Shareware.com
Errors-To: getweb-admin@usa.healthnet.org
X-Loop: MailBot
Precedence: junk
From: getweb@usa.healthnet.org
Reply-To: getweb@usa.healthnet.org
X-UIDL: 5506e60ed931164fb5e7f258f7b7bfa2
Status: U
...skip beginning for brevity...
Enter a keyword or filename then select the platform/type of your
choice.
<GETWEB FORM A: For help with filling out forms, send a message with the command HELP FORMS>
Search [[________________________________]]
[[ ]] Search: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb
Choose from
Choose exactly one:
[[X]] Windows (all)
OR [[ ]] Windows 3.x
OR [[ ]] Windows 95
OR [[ ]] Windows NT
OR [[ ]] DOS
OR [[ ]] Macintosh
OR [[ ]] Linux
OR [[ ]] OS/2
OR [[ ]] Unix
OR [[ ]] Novell
OR [[ ]] Amiga
OR [[ ]] Atari
OR [[ ]] Game
OR [[ ]] Source code
OR [[ ]] All platforms/types
OR [[ ]] Download.com
OR [[ ]] All CNET
OR [[ ]] The Web
...skip remainder for brevity...
The key lines are these:
Search [[________________________________]] [[ ]] Search: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb
So to find a decompression program I would fill out the “Search” portion and “X” the box and forward the document to the same Getweb server. The document that I forward to the Getweb server looks (in part) like:
To: getweb@usa.healthnet.org From: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com> Subject: <URL:http://shareware.cnet.com/> CNET.com - Shareware.com Cc: Bcc: X-Attachments: In-Reply-To: References: >Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 14:29:46 -0500 (EST) >To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com> >Subject: <URL:http://shareware.cnet.com/> CNET.com - Shareware.com >X-Loop: MailBot >From: getweb@usa.healthnet.org >Reply-To: getweb@usa.healthnet.org > ...skip beginning for brevity... > >Enter a keyword or filename then select the platform/type of your >choice. > ><GETWEB FORM A: For help with filling out forms, send a message with the command HELP FORMS> > >Search [[decompress______________________]] >[[X]] Search: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb >Choose from ...skip remainder for brevity...
The results returned to me look (in part) like:
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 14:59:46 -0500 (EST)
Message-Id: <200002011959.OAA26123@satellife.healthnet.org>
Content-Type: text/plain; name="1,10269,0-16165-501-0-1-1,00.html"
Content-Disposition: inline; filename="1,10269,0-16165-501-0-1-1,00.html"
Mime-Version: 1.0
To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com>
Subject:
<URL: http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/1,10269,0-16165-501-0-1-1,
00.html?&tag;=&qt;=decompress&cn;=&ca;=16165> File List
Errors-To: getweb-admin@usa.healthnet.org
X-Loop: MailBot
Precedence: junk
From: getweb@usa.healthnet.org
Reply-To: getweb@usa.healthnet.org
X-UIDL: b086c20d4976663cf6ee65b348e36b0e
Status: U
...skip beginning for brevity...
CNET[17] : Shareware.com[18] : Search Results for decompress
Found: 12 Displaying: 1-12
Re-sort by Filename Platform/Type[19] File Date[20]
134134.txt[21]
A General Error While Trying to Decompress Files
from...A:LOTUS0??.DSK
Location: lotus-support-mswin archive Directory:
pub/desktop/123/technotes/windows/standalone/ Size: 2.0K Windows
03/12/1997
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16006.txt[22]
Decompression Error for File a:organizeagent.exe (error 4), Continue?
Location: lotus-support-mswin archive Directory:
pub/comm/ccmail/technotes/windows/ Size: 953bytes Windows 03/21/1996
[IMAGE]
31887.txt[23]
Decompressing Individual Files from Improv Disks
Location: lotus-support-mswin archive Directory:
pub/desktop/Improv/technotes/windows/ Size: 1.2K Windows 08/11/1993
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jpeg6a.zip[24]
JPEG image compression and decompression, T.Lane
Location: garbo-pc archive Directory: graphics/ Size: 186.4K PC
02/18/1996
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jpeg6a32.zip[25]
JPEG image compression and decompression, 32-bit, T.Lane
Location: garbo-pc archive Directory: graphics/ Size: 284.3K PC
03/05/1996
[IMAGE]
jpegsr6a.zip[26]
JPEG image compression and decompression source, T.Lane
Location: garbo-pc archive Directory: source/ Size: 656.3K PC
02/07/1996
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spl.zip[30]
Compress and decompress files using the 'splay' tree
Location: garbo-pc archive Directory: source/ Size: 7.5K PC
08/26/1990
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tpunzip.zip[31]
Code to decompress zipped files, S.Goehler, G.Brown
Location: garbo-pc archive Directory: turbopa7/ Size: 27.3K PC
10/11/1997
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untgz095.zip[32]
Decompress Unix TGZ files under MS-DOS, T. Steinbrecher
Location: garbo-pc archive Directory: unix/ Size: 159.4K PC
02/17/1997
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winzip31.exe[33]
Location: winzip-mswin archive Directory: ./ Size: 562.5K Windows 3.x
09/22/1997
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winzip95.exe[34]
Location: winzip-mswin95 archive Directory: ./ Size: 614.2K Windows
95 09/22/1997
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wzipse20.exe[35]
Location: winzip-mswin archive Directory: ./ Size: 308.4K Windows 3.x
09/20/1996
Re-sort by Filename Platform/Type[36] File Date[37]
Found: 12 Displaying: 1-12
...skip remainder for brevity...
*** Form section (do not edit) ***
...skip form for brevity...
*** References from this document ***
[orig] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/1,10269,0-16165-501-0\
-1-1,00.html?&tag;=&qt;=decompress&cn;=&ca;=16165
[1] http://shareware.cnet.com/frontdoor/0-1.html?tag=stsb.1
[2] http://shareware.cnet.com/news/0-1002.html?tag=st.cn.13628-r\
on.sb.1002
[3] http://shareware.cnet.com/hardware/0-1016.html?tag=st.cn.136\
28-ron.sb.1016
[4] http://shareware.cnet.com/downloads?tag=st.cn.13628-ron.sb.cn
[5] http://shareware.cnet.com/specialreports/0-6014.html?tag=st.\
cn.13628-ron.sb.6014
[6] http://www.gamecenter.com/?tag=st.cn.13628-ron.sb.gc
[7] http://shareware.cnet.com/techjobs/0-7067.html?tag=st.cn.136\
28-ron.sb.7067
[8] http://shareware.cnet.com/exredirect/template/1,10048,,00.ht\
ml?tag=ex.cn.13628-ron.sb.au&destURL;=http%3A%2F%2Fauctions%2Ecne\
t%2Ecom%2F
[9] http://shareware.cnet.com/shopping/0-1257.html?tag=st.cn.136\
28-ron.sb.1257
[10] http://shareware.cnet.com/exredirect/template/1,10048,,00.h\
tml?tag=ex.cn.13628-ron.sb.hp&destURL;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ehelp%2E\
com%2F
[11] http://shareware.cnet.com/go/to?tag=ex.cn.1.sb.email&destUR;\
L=http://www.email.com/%3Fsr=st.cn.sb
[12] http://shareware.cnet.com/frontdoor/0-1.html?st.13628.13628\
-ron.yhed.1
[13] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/1,10269,0-16165-501-0-1\
-1,00.html?&tag;=&qt;=decompress&cn;=&ca;=16165
[14] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/search/advanced/0,10277\
,,00.html?tag=st.cn.13628-ron.
[15] http://shareware.cnet.com/search/tips/0,10066,0-0,00.html?t\
ag=st.cn.13628-ron.usbstp
[16] http://www.cnet.com/cgi-acc/clickthru.acc?clickid=00002d5a1\
fab449100000000&adt;=001:00:100&edt;=cnet&cat;=1:13628:&site;=CN
[17] http://shareware.cnet.com/frontdoor/0-1.html?tag=st.cn.1362\
8-ron.bc.fd
[18] http://shareware.cnet.com/category/0-13628.html?tag=st.cn.1\
3628-ron.bc.gp
[19] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware1,10269,0-16165-501-0-1-\
2,00.html?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.lst&qt;=decompress&search;=Search
[20] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware1,10269,0-16165-501-0-1-\
3,00.html?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.lst&qt;=decompress&search;=Search
[21] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1233271.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[22] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1234450.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[23] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1237151.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[24] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1091875.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[25] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1091842.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[26] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1091891.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[27] http://www.cnet.com/cgi-acc/clickthru.acc?clickid=00002dfca\
ddff77b00000000&adt;=006:00:100&edt;=cnet&cat;=1:10000:&site;=CN
[28] http://www.cnet.com/cgi-acc/clickthru.acc?clickid=00002dbf2\
c86628400000000&adt;=006:00:200&edt;=cnet&cat;=1:10000:&site;=CN
[29] http://www.cnet.com/cgi-acc/clickthru.acc?clickid=000018e5a\
459f41f00000000&adt;=008:90:100&edt;=cnet&cat;=1:10000:&site;=CN&url;\
=http%3a%2f%2fwww.beyond.com%2fAF99700-srlsrcsmarty%2fsearch.htm\
%3fname_desc%3ddecompress%26os%3dANY
[30] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1095175.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[31] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1091200.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
[32] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1091410.htm\
l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
...skip remainder for brevity...
Great! Found plenty of decompression programs that I might like to download. To get a list of download sites, I would select one of the files, say “untgz095.zip[32]” and then select the URL for the site by using the reference number given “[32]”. In this case [32] corresponds to:
[32] http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1091410.htm\ l?tag=st.sw.16165_501_1.lst.titledetail
I would format a new request as follows:
To: getweb@usa.healthnet.org Subject: get http://shareware.cnet.com/shareware/0-13628-500-1091410.htm\ dos&file;=graphics%2fjpegsr6a%2ezip&size;=672104
This would send me back a list of download locations similar to the FTP search shown above. I would then select a site and retrieve the file. As you can see, trying to do a download using a Getweb server involves many steps. Hence, it is best to not use a Getweb server for searching for downloads. Getweb servers work best on forms that return results you can use on the first try. The next example shows this. ANOTHER EXAMPLE GETWEB FORMS REQUEST I would like to use the Yahoo People Search engine (old Four11) to find e-mail addresses of a person. In this case, I will search on myself. First I need to get the form, so I format this request:
To: getweb@emailfetch.com Subject: [leave blank] Body: get http://people.yahoo.com/
The form I receive in response to my request looks (in part like):
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 09:06:11 -0600
Message-Id: <200002011506.JAA24178@home.emailfetch.com>
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Disposition: inline
Mime-Version: 1.0
To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com>
Subject: <URL:http://people.yahoo.com/> Yahoo! People Search
Errors-To: fpeters-getweb@emailfetch.com
X-Loop: MailBot
Precedence: junk
From: <getweb@emailfetch.com>
Reply-To: <getweb@emailfetch.com>
X-UIDL: 2673503102a3a08983e466d595263557
Yahoo! People Search[1] Yahoo![2] - Email[3] - Address Book[4] -
Help[5]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Welcome, Guest User Create My Listing[6] - Sign In[7]
Yahoo! People Search
Merchant Spotlight
Yahoo! Resources
^. Yellow Pages[8]
^. Address Book[9]
^. Yahoo! Mail[10]
^. Yahoo! Calendar[11]
^. Yahoo! Wallet[12]
^. Yahoo! Bill Pay[13]
<GETWEB FORM A: For help with filling out forms, send a message with the command HELP FORMS>
Telephone Search
First Name
[[______________________]]Last Name (required)
[[______________________]]
City/Town
[[______________________]]State[14]
[[__]]
[[ ]] Search: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb
<GETWEB FORM B: For help with filling out forms, send a message with the command HELP FORMS>
Email Search
First Name
[[______________________]]Last Name
[[______________________]]
[[ ]] Search: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb
Advanced[15]
<GETWEB FORM C: For help with filling out forms, send a message with the command HELP FORMS>
Can't Find Them on Yahoo!? powered by 1800USSEARCH.com[16]
Search Someone on 1800USSEARCH.com.
First: [[_______________]] Last: [[_______________]]
[[ ]] Submit: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb
Street: [[_______________]] City: [[_______________]]
State: [[__]] Zip: [[_____]]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Copyright co 1994 - 2000 Yahoo! Incorporated[17]. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy[18] - Terms of Service[19] - Help[20]
*** Form section (ignore) ***
...skip form section for brevity...
*** References from this document ***
...skip references section for brevity...
So to find an e-mail adderss of a person I would fill out the “GETWEB FORM B” portion with a First and Last Name and “X” the box, then send the document back to the same Getweb server. The document that I forward to the Getweb server looks (in part) like:
To: getweb@emailfetch From: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com> Subject: <URL:http://people.yahoo.com/> Yahoo! People Search Cc: Bcc: X-Attachments: In-Reply-To: References: >Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 09:06:11 -0600 >To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com> >Subject: <URL:http://people.yahoo.com/> Yahoo! People Search >X-Loop: MailBot >From: <getweb@emailfetch.com> >Reply-To: <getweb@emailfetch.com> > ...skip up to Form B section for brevity... ><GETWEB FORM B: For help with filling out forms, send a message with the command HELP FORMS> > >Email Search >First Name >[[Gerald________________]]Last Name >[[Boyd__________________]] >[[X]] Search: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb > Advanced[15] > ><GETWEB FORM C: For help with filling out forms, send a message with the command HELP FORMS> > >Can't Find Them on Yahoo!? powered by 1800USSEARCH.com[16] >Search Someone on 1800USSEARCH.com. > >First: [[_______________]] Last: [[_______________]] >[[ ]] Submit: check preceding box, forward entire document to GetWeb >Street: [[_______________]] City: [[_______________]] >State: [[__]] Zip: [[_____]] > >-------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Copyright co 1994 - 2000 Yahoo! Incorporated[17]. All rights reserved. >Privacy Policy[18] - Terms of Service[19] - Help[20] > >*** Form section (ignore) *** ...skip form section for brevity... >*** References from this document *** ...skip references section for brevity...
The results returned to me look (in part) like:
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 09:53:18 -0600
Message-Id: <200002011553.JAA24249@home.emailfetch.com>
Content-Type: text/plain; name="psSearch.py"
Content-Disposition: inline; filename="psSearch.py"
Mime-Version: 1.0
To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com>
Subject: <URL:http://people.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&YY;=17603>
Yahoo! People Search: Email Basic Search Results
Errors-To: fpeters-getweb@emailfetch.com
X-Loop: MailBot
Precedence: junk
From: <getweb@emailfetch.com>
Reply-To: <getweb@emailfetch.com>
X-UIDL: 654bf504a1743c8ee7c7fb82ed33c0dd
Yahoo! People Search[1]
Home[2] Yahoo![3] - Email[4] - Address Book[5] - Help[6]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Guest User Create My Listing[7] - Sign In[8]
Email Basic Search Results
Showing 1 - 20 of 34
First | Prev | Next[9] | Last Search Again[10] - Advanced[11]
Name (click for details) Email Tools
Gerald Boyd[12]
gboyd@serv2.fwi.com[13] vCard[14],
Add to Address Book[15]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[16]
Gerald Boyd[17]
gboyd46280@aol.com[18] vCard[19],
Add to Address Book[20]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[21]
Gerald Boyd[22]
gboyd@alpha.autobaun.com[23] vCard[24],
Add to Address Book[25]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[26]
Gerald Boyd[27]
Westminster, MD gtboyd@msn.com[28] Yellow Pages[29], Try Phone
Search[30], vCard[31],
Add to Address Book[32]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[33]
Gerald B. Boyd[34]
VACAVILLE, CA sudan1@msn.com[35] Yellow Pages[36], Try Phone Search
[37], vCard[38],
Add to Address Book[39]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[40]
Gerald Dayne Boyd[41]
Saint Jo, TX gerbillboy@cooke.net[42] Yellow Pages[43], Try Phone
Search[44], vCard[45],
Add to Address Book[46]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[47]
Gerald E Boyd[48]
Sun Valley, CA gboyd@netcom.com[49] Yellow Pages[50], Try Phone
Search[51], vCard[52],
Add to Address Book[53]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[54]
Gerald G Boyd[55]
Ramona, CA rzwv09a@prodigy.com[56] Yellow Pages[57], Try Phone
Search[58], vCard[59],
Add to Address Book[60]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[61]
Gerald L Boyd[62]
nvboydg@nv.cc.va.us[63] vCard[64],
Add to Address Book[65]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[66]
Gerald L Boyd[67]
Trenton, TX gboyd@iname.com[68] Yellow Pages[69], Try Phone Search
[70], vCard[71],
Add to Address Book[72]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[73]
Gerald M Boyd[74]
Albuquerque, NM gmboyd@sandia.gov[75] Yellow Pages[76], Try Phone
Search[77], vCard[78],
Add to Address Book[79]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[80]
Gerald T Boyd[81]
Westminster, MD gboyd@ccpl.carr.lib.md.us[82] Yellow Pages[83], Try
Phone Search[84], vCard[85],
Add to Address Book[86]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[87]
Jerrold Boyd[88]
Utrecht jerbo@rocketmail.com[89] vCard[90],
Add to Address Book[91]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[92]
Jerry Boyd[93]
Coalfield, TN boydjs@rocketmail.com[94] Yellow Pages[95], Try Phone
Search[96], vCard[97],
Add to Address Book[98]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[99]
Jerry Boyd[100]
steveboyds@yahoo.com[101] vCard[102],
Add to Address Book[103]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[104]
Jerry Boyd[105]
Cleveland, OH jerryboyd1@yahoo.com[106] Yellow Pages[107], Try
Phone Search[108], vCard[109],
Add to Address Book[110]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[111]
Jerry Boyd[112]
Cupertino, CA boydjl_43@yahoo.com[113] Yellow Pages[114], Try Phone
Search[115], vCard[116],
Add to Address Book[117]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[118]
Jerry Boyd[119]
Spring, TX jwboyd_23@yahoo.com[120] Yellow Pages[121], Try Phone
Search[122], vCard[123],
Add to Address Book[124]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[125]
Jerry Boyd[126]
Farmington, MO jerrybird1999@yahoo.com[127] Yellow Pages[128], Try
Phone Search[129], vCard[130],
Add to Address Book[131]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[132]
Jerry Boyd[133]
Roseville, CA jbgoesdown@yahoo.com[134] Yellow Pages[135], Try
Phone Search[136], vCard[137],
Add to Address Book[138]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Search Public Records on 1800USSEARCH[139]
First | Prev | Next[140] | Last Search Again[141] - Advanced[142]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Copyright co 1994 - 2000 Yahoo! Incorporated[143]. All rights
reserved.
Privacy Policy[144] - Terms of Service[145] - Help[146]
*** References from this document ***
[orig] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&YY;=17603
[1] http://people.yahoo.com/
[2] http://people.yahoo.com/
[3] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/hmwp/?http://www.yahoo.com
[4] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/ymwp/?http://mail.yahoo.com/
[5] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/abwp/?http://address.yahoo.com/
[6] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/hpwp/?http://help.yahoo.com/h\
elp/yps/
[7] http://edit.my.yahoo.com/config/login?.src=ps&.lg=us&.intl=u\
s&.done=http://people.yahoo.com/
[8] http://edit.my.yahoo.com/config/login?.src=ps&.lg=us&.intl=u\
s&.done=http://people.yahoo.com/
[9] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&scr;=n&qstart;=\
20&srch;=bas&cached;=1&qid;=web5p.ps.yahoo.com.10990.949441268&qstr;\
ing=%24wildcard%28%24smartname%28%24crushfirst%28firstname%29%29\
%29%3dGerald%26%24wildcard%28%24crushfirst%28lastname%29%29%3dBo\
yd%2a&fstring;=&resCount;=34&FirstName;=Gerald&LastName;=Boyd&Domain;\
=&YY;=4218
[10] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psBasicSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&scr;=se&\
srch=bas&FirstName;=Gerald&LastName;=Boyd&Domain;=&YY;=4218
[11] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psAdvSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&scr;=a&src;\
h=bas&FirstName;=Gerald&LastName;=Boyd&Domain;=&YY;=4218
[12] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psEntry.py?Pyt=Tps&slid;=107A,143\
ACA&srch;=bas&YY;=4218
[13] mailto:gboyd@serv2.fwi.com
[14] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psVcard.py?Pyt=Tps&srch;=fon&slid;\
=107A,143ACA&ext;=vcard.vcf
[15] http://address.yahoo.com/yab?A=da&au;=a&yp;=p&fn;=gerald&ln;=bo\
yd&hc;=&hs;=&e;=gboyd%40serv2.fwi.com&pp;=0=d&.done=http://people\
.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py%3fPyt%3dTps%26scr%3df%26qstart%3d0%26s\
rch%3dbas%26cached%3d1%26qid%3dweb5p.ps.yahoo.com.10990.94944126\
8%26qstring%3d%2524wildcard%2528%2524smartname%2528%2524crushfir\
st%2528firstname%2529%2529%2529%253dGerald%2526%2524wildcard%252\
8%2524crushfirst%2528lastname%2529%2529%253dBoyd%252a%26fstring%\
3d%26resCount%3d34%26FirstName%3dGerald%26LastName%3dBoyd%26Doma\
in%3d%26YY%3d4218
[16] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/USSearch_tools_email/?https:\
//www.1800ussearch.com/1800ussearch-78/mck-cgi/bsdyahoot.pl?fnam\
e=gerald&lname;=boyd
[17] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psEntry.py?Pyt=Tps&slid;=107A,19E\
B53&srch;=bas&YY;=4218
[18] mailto:GBoyd46280@AOL.COM
[19] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psVcard.py?Pyt=Tps&srch;=fon&slid;\
=107A,19EB53&ext;=vcard.vcf
[20] http://address.yahoo.com/yab?A=da&au;=a&yp;=p&fn;=gerald&ln;=bo\
yd&hc;=&hs;=&e;=gboyd46280%40aol.com&pp;=0=d&.done=http://people.\
yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py%3fPyt%3dTps%26scr%3df%26qstart%3d0%26sr\
ch%3dbas%26cached%3d1%26qid%3dweb5p.ps.yahoo.com.10990.949441268\
%26qstring%3d%2524wildcard%2528%2524smartname%2528%2524crushfirs\
t%2528firstname%2529%2529%2529%253dGerald%2526%2524wildcard%2528\
%2524crushfirst%2528lastname%2529%2529%253dBoyd%252a%26fstring%3\
d%26resCount%3d34%26FirstName%3dGerald%26LastName%3dBoyd%26Domai\
n%3d%26YY%3d4218
[21] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/USSearch_tools_email/?https:\
//www.1800ussearch.com/1800ussearch-78/mck-cgi/bsdyahoot.pl?fnam\
e=gerald&lname;=boyd
[22] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psEntry.py?Pyt=Tps&slid;=107A,1CF\
85AB&srch;=bas&YY;=4218
[23] mailto:gboyd@alpha.autobaun.com
[24] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psVcard.py?Pyt=Tps&srch;=fon&slid;\
=107A,1CF85AB&ext;=vcard.vcf
[25] http://address.yahoo.com/yab?A=da&au;=a&yp;=p&fn;=gerald&ln;=bo\
yd&hc;=&hs;=&e;=gboyd%40alpha.autobaun.com&pp;=0=d&.done=http://p\
eople.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py%3fPyt%3dTps%26scr%3df%26qstart%3d\
0%26srch%3dbas%26cached%3d1%26qid%3dweb5p.ps.yahoo.com.10990.949\
441268%26qstring%3d%2524wildcard%2528%2524smartname%2528%2524cru\
shfirst%2528firstname%2529%2529%2529%253dGerald%2526%2524wildcar\
d%2528%2524crushfirst%2528lastname%2529%2529%253dBoyd%252a%26fst\
ring%3d%26resCount%3d34%26FirstName%3dGerald%26LastName%3dBoyd%2\
6Domain%3d%26YY%3d4218
[26] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/USSearch_tools_email/?https:\
//www.1800ussearch.com/1800ussearch-78/mck-cgi/bsdyahoot.pl?fnam\
e=gerald&lname;=boyd
[27] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psEntry.py?Pyt=Tps&slid;=107A,1FC\
62C8&srch;=bas&YY;=4218
[28] mailto:GTBoyd@msn.com
[29] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/ypps/?http://yp.yahoo.com/py\
/ypBrowse.py?city=Westminster&state;=MD
[30] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psPhoneSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&FirstNa;\
me=gerald&LastName;=boyd&State;=MD𝔯=bas&YY;=4218
[31] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psVcard.py?Pyt=Tps&srch;=fon&slid;\
=107A,1FC62C8&ext;=vcard.vcf
[32] http://address.yahoo.com/yab?A=da&au;=a&yp;=p&fn;=gerald&ln;=bo\
yd&hc;=Westminster&hs;=MD&e;=gtboyd%40msn.com&pp;=0=d&.done=http:\
//people.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py%3fPyt%3dTps%26scr%3df%26qstart\
%3d0%26srch%3dbas%26cached%3d1%26qid%3dweb5p.ps.yahoo.com.10990.\
949441268%26qstring%3d%2524wildcard%2528%2524smartname%2528%2524\
crushfirst%2528firstname%2529%2529%2529%253dGerald%2526%2524wild\
card%2528%2524crushfirst%2528lastname%2529%2529%253dBoyd%252a%26\
fstring%3d%26resCount%3d34%26FirstName%3dGerald%26LastName%3dBoy\
d%26Domain%3d%26YY%3d4218
[33] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/USSearch_tools_email/?https:\
//www.1800ussearch.com/1800ussearch-78/mck-cgi/bsdyahoot.pl?fnam\
e=gerald&lname;=boyd&city;=Westminster&state;=MD
[34] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psEntry.py?Pyt=Tps&slid;=107A,214\
E1DE&srch;=bas&YY;=4218
[35] mailto:SUDAN1@MSN.COM
[36] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/ypps/?http://yp.yahoo.com/py\
/ypBrowse.py?city=VACAVILLE&state;=CA
[37] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psPhoneSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&FirstNa;\
me=gerald&LastName;=boyd&State;=CA𝔯=bas&YY;=4218
[38] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psVcard.py?Pyt=Tps&srch;=fon&slid;\
=107A,214E1DE&ext;=vcard.vcf
[39] http://address.yahoo.com/yab?A=da&au;=a&yp;=p&fn;=gerald&ln;=bo\
yd&hc;=VACAVILLE&hs;=CA&e;=sudan1%40msn.com&pp;=0=d&.done=http://\
people.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py%3fPyt%3dTps%26scr%3df%26qstart%3\
d0%26srch%3dbas%26cached%3d1%26qid%3dweb5p.ps.yahoo.com.10990.94\
9441268%26qstring%3d%2524wildcard%2528%2524smartname%2528%2524cr\
ushfirst%2528firstname%2529%2529%2529%253dGerald%2526%2524wildca\
rd%2528%2524crushfirst%2528lastname%2529%2529%253dBoyd%252a%26fs\
tring%3d%26resCount%3d34%26FirstName%3dGerald%26LastName%3dBoyd%\
26Domain%3d%26YY%3d4218
[40] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/USSearch_tools_email/?https:\
//www.1800ussearch.com/1800ussearch-78/mck-cgi/bsdyahoot.pl?fnam\
e=gerald&lname;=boyd&city;=VACAVILLE&state;=CA
[41] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psEntry.py?Pyt=Tps&slid;=107A,43D\
50A2&srch;=bas&YY;=4218
[42] mailto:gerbillboy@cooke.net
[43] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/ypps/?http://yp.yahoo.com/py\
/ypBrowse.py?city=Saint%20Jo&state;=TX
[44] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psPhoneSearch.py?Pyt=Tps&FirstNa;\
me=gerald&LastName;=boyd&State;=TX𝔯=bas&YY;=4218
[45] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psVcard.py?Pyt=Tps&srch;=fon&slid;\
=107A,43D50A2&ext;=vcard.vcf
[46] http://address.yahoo.com/yab?A=da&au;=a&yp;=p&fn;=gerald&ln;=bo\
yd&hc;=Saint%20Jo&hs;=TX&e;=gerbillboy%40cooke.net&pp;=0=d&.done=\
http://people.yahoo.com/py/psSearch.py%3fPyt%3dTps%26scr%3df%26q\
start%3d0%26srch%3dbas%26cached%3d1%26qid%3dweb5p.ps.yahoo.com.1\
0990.949441268%26qstring%3d%2524wildcard%2528%2524smartname%2528\
%2524crushfirst%2528firstname%2529%2529%2529%253dGerald%2526%252\
4wildcard%2528%2524crushfirst%2528lastname%2529%2529%253dBoyd%25\
2a%26fstring%3d%26resCount%3d34%26FirstName%3dGerald%26LastName%\
3dBoyd%26Domain%3d%26YY%3d4218
[47] http://rd.yahoo.com/whitepages/USSearch_tools_email/?https:\
//www.1800ussearch.com/1800ussearch-78/mck-cgi/bsdyahoot.pl?fnam\
e=gerald&lname;=boyd&city;=Saint+Jo&state;=TX
[48] http://people.yahoo.com/py/psEntry.py?Pyt=Tps&slid;=107A,177\
FD3&srch;=bas&YY;=4218
[49] mailto:gboyd@netcom.com
...skip remainder for brevity...
Neat! I found myself as well as several other G. Boyd’s – interesting. WARNING: Getweb doesn’t do Javascript properly I sent a request to retrieve this page: [http://www.adtools.com/info/free_order.htm] and what I received looks (in part) like:
Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 01:25:12 -0500
To: gboyd@netcom.com (Gerald E. Boyd)
Subject: <URL:http://www.adtools.com/info/free_order.htm> Free Copy of
Fujitsu COBOL
From: IDRC Getweb <getweb@unganisha.idrc.ca>
[IMAGE]
<A ../index.htm"> Flag Logo
Banner [IMAGE]
For a limited time only:
Receive a free copy of Fujitsu COBOL.[1] Please complete and submit
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Searching LISTSERV archives via e-mail
Many users on the ACCMAIL mailing list miss a digest or a portion of one or an individual posting or accidently delete a digest or posting that they intended to keep and wonder how to retrieve it.
For this reason I will show you how to search and retrieve a missed posting or digest or any posting for that matter.
The individual postings to the ACCMAIL mailing list are sent out one at a time or in the form of a digest. The digest is formed by automagically combining the individual postings and sending them out at the end of the current day. The digests are then combined into logs and archived. The logs contain from 1 to 7 days of digests.
A document you all should have is the LISTSERV reference card. This is a list of LISTSERV commands (including search commands and parameters) and can be retrieved by sending e-mail as follows:
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM or any LISTSERV that you are subscribed to. Subject: [leave blank] Body: INFO REFCARD
You will be returned with a document that looks (in part) like:
...
SEArch listname word1 <word2 <...>> Search list archives
or: word1 <word2 <...>> IN listname
FROM date1 -> From this date
TODAY -> From today
TODAY-7 -> In the last 7 days
TO date2 -> To this date
WHERE
SUBJECT CONTAINS xxxx -> Only this subject
AND/OR
SENDER CONTAINS xxxx -> Only this author
Complex boolean operations are
supported, see database guide
...
NOTE: The DATABASE command is not implemented for the ACCMAIL mailing list.
Now to find the archives at ACCMAIL, send mail as follows:
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [leave blank] Body: INDEX ACCMAIL
You will be returned with a document that looks like the following:
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 13:22:17 -0500 From: "L-Soft list server at America Online (1.8d)" <LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM> Subject: File: "ACCMAIL FILELIST" To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@NETCOM.COM> * * Archive files for the ACCMAIL list at LISTSERV.AOL.COM * (weekly logs) * * filename filetype GET PUT size (bytes) date time * -------- -------- --- --- ------------ ---------- -------- ACCMAIL LOG9901A LOG OWN 171,720 1999-01-07 14:38:11 ACCMAIL LOG9901B LOG OWN 178,464 1999-01-14 20:54:54 ACCMAIL LOG9901C LOG OWN 221,281 1999-01-21 19:12:32 ACCMAIL LOG9901D LOG OWN 182,186 1999-01-28 21:06:48 ACCMAIL LOG9901E LOG OWN 87,950 1999-01-31 15:23:22 ...skip middle months for brevity... ACCMAIL LOG0001A LOG OWN 65,561 2000-01-07 13:50:26 ACCMAIL LOG0001B LOG OWN 39,012 2000-01-14 13:16:51 ACCMAIL LOG0001C LOG OWN 37,042 2000-01-21 14:03:23 ACCMAIL LOG0001D LOG OWN 84,298 2000-01-28 18:15:19 ACCMAIL LOG0001E LOG OWN 23,846 2000-01-31 13:03:21 ACCMAIL LOG0002A LOG OWN 35,423 2000-02-04 12:57:31
What good is this listing?
Well, suppose you missed a posting or several postings or a digest for January 22 to January 28, 2000. The missing postings for Jan 22 to Jan 28 would be found in the archive listed above, that is, LOG0001D.
To retrieve this archive, send e-mail as follows:
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [leave blank] Body: GET ACCMAIL LOG0001D
To split very large files into manageable chunks, you can specify the SPLIT=integer parameter. The integer value is the size you want the chunks to be generated, in kilobytes. For instance if you were ordering the 84,298 byte file above and wanted to break it into 60KB chunks, you would specify SPLIT=60. This is handy for people whose mail systems place a limit on the size of an individual mail message that may be received by a given user.
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [leave blank] Body: GET ACCMAIL LOG0001D SPLIT=60
You will be returned with the archive that contains postings from after 2000-1-21 14:03:23 up to 2000-01-28 18:15:19. The time for these logs is local time or -0500 (EST).
Another example. You missed a posting from the digest for 13 Oct 1999 to 14 Oct 1999 (#1999-288). Suppose you know it was about “uploading to an ftp site”. How do you retrieve it? To retrieve this missing posting, send e-mail as follows:
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [leave blank] Body: SEARCH ACCMAIL uploading to an ftp site FROM TODAY-8 TO TODAY-7
Why did I specify the search in this manner? That is:
SEARCH ACCMAIL uploading to an ftp site FROM TODAY-8 TO TODAY-7
Assuming the current day is 05 Feb 2000 then we know the missing mail was in the period 13 Oct (TODAY-8) to 14 Oct (TODAY-7) and the Subject: was uploading to an ftp site.
If the current date is more than 30 days from the date of the posting you wish to retrieve, then you can use the format YY/MM/DD instead of the TODAY format. The above search could be rewritten as:
SEARCH ACCMAIL Uploading to an ftp site FROM 99/10/13 TO 99/10/14
NOTE: Now you know why you should *ALWAYS* use a descriptive Subject: line in postings to ACCMAIL (or any mailing list for that matter). Notice that subjects like:
ACCMAIL Digest - 13 Oct 1999 to 14 Oct 1999 (#1999-288) Question Help Inquiry
don’t really help you to find anything in the archive. Please make sure you always use a descriptive subject line in your e-mail messages.
The search above will return you a piece of mail similar to:
> SEARCH ACCMAIL uploading to an ftp site FROM TODAY-8 TO TODAY-7
-> 2 matches.
Item # Date Time Recs Subject
------ ---- ---- ---- -------
003708 99/10/14 17:43 35 uploading to an ftp site
003712 99/10/14 09:31 45 Re: uploading to an ftp site
To order a copy of these postings, send the following command:
GETPOST ACCMAIL 3708 3712
>>> Item #3708 (14 Oct 1999 17:43) - uploading to an ftp site
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 17:43:43 +0330
Reply-To: "Mohammad R. Arjomandi" <arjomandi@nasim.net>
^^ ^^
Sender: ACCMAIL Discussion List <ACCMAIL@LISTSERV.AOL.COM>
From: "Mohammad R. Arjomandi" <arjomandi@NASIM.NET>
^^
Subject: uploading to an ftp site
^^^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^
Comments: To: HELP-NET <HELP-NET@CRCVMS.UNL.EDU>
^^
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
^^
Crossposted to HELP-NET and ACCMAIL mailing lists
^^ ^^
(Sorry if somewhat off-topic, but there was no answer to Q.2 in PcWorks)
^^ ^^
***************
1. Is there any way to upload to an ftp site using email methods?
^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^
2. What is the meaning of postscript? How can be the papers so that they
have postscript format? Is M$ Word2000 is capable of doing so?
3. How can I open files with PS extension?
^^
I need your answers to persent my papers somewhere.
^^ ^^
Thanks,
^^
Mohammad
MRAL: http://209.236.159.6/users/arjomandi/
^^
>>> Item #3712 (14 Oct 1999 09:31) - Re: uploading to an ftp site
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 09:31:52 -0700
Reply-To: ACCMAIL Discussion List <ACCMAIL@LISTSERV.AOL.COM>
^^
Sender: ACCMAIL Discussion List <ACCMAIL@LISTSERV.AOL.COM>
From: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com>
Subject: Re: uploading to an ftp site
^^^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^
Comments: To: HELP-NET@CRCVMS.UNL.EDU
^^
In-Reply-To: <199910141507.IAA05892@mail3.netcom.com>
^^
Mime-Version: 1.0
***************
At 05:43 PM 10/14/99 +0330, Mohammad R. Arjomandi wrote the following:
>Crossposted to HELP-NET and ACCMAIL mailing lists
>
>1. Is there any way to upload to an ftp site using email methods?
^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^
***************
>2. What is the meaning of postscript? How can be the papers so that they
>have postscript format? Is M$ Word2000 is capable of doing so?
Postscript is a page description language (PDL) developed by Adobe
Systems originally for the Apple computer. PostScript is primarily a
language for printing documents on laser printers, but it can be adapted
^^
to produce images on other types of devices. PostScript is the standard
^^ ^^
for desktop publishing because it is supported by imagesetters, the very
high-resolution printers used by service bureaus to produce camera-ready
copy.
>3. How can I open files with PS extension?
^^
Under Windows, Unix, VMS and OS/2 you can use Ghostscript.
^^
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
***************
NOTE: The “^” characters above are flags that indicate the portions of the e-mail messages that contains your search string. In this case, I used “uploading to an ftp site” so all the words “uploading, to, an, ftp, site” are flagged in the messages returned from the search.
Now you notice that this piece of mail gives you the instructions on how to receive a posting. Let’s say you decide you only want the second one, Item# 003712.
Send e-mail as follows:
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [leave blank] Body: GETPOST ACCMAIL 3712
NOTE: When retrieving a posting you can omit the leading zeros from the Item#
If you want more than one posting just separate with a space or use a range.
Body: GETPOST ACCMAIL 3708 3712 or Body: GETPOST ACCMAIL 3681 3708-3712
Another example. Suppose you know that a posting that had to do with “missing accmail” was posted to the list between February 7 and February 9, 1999. How do you find it?
To retrieve this missing posting, send e-mail as follows:
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [leave blank] Body: SEARCH ACCMAIL missing accmail FROM 99/02/07 TO 99/02/09
The search above will return you a piece of mail similar to:
> SEARCH ACCMAIL missing accmail FROM 99/02/07 TO 99/02/09
-> 1 match.
Item # Date Time Recs Subject
------ ---- ---- ---- -------
002456 99/02/08 18:28 246 Missing ACCMAIL - How to Find (LONG)
To order a copy of this posting, send the following command:
GETPOST ACCMAIL 2456
>>> Item #2456 (8 Feb 1999 18:28) - Missing ACCMAIL - How to Find (LONG)
Reply-To: "Gerald E. Boyd" <gboyd@netcom.com>
Sender: ACCMAIL Discussion List <ACCMAIL@LISTSERV.AOL.COM>
...skip remainder for brevity...
Notice that this piece of mail gives you the instructions on how to receive a posting. Being as there is only one that matches the criteria mentioned, let’s get it.
Send e-mail as follows:
To: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [leave blank] Body: GETPOST ACCMAIL 2456
If you didn’t know the date you could still use the search string:
SEARCH ACCMAIL missing accmail
ILIAD search via e-mail
ILIAD is an electronic information assistant that retrieves and processes information from the Internet. It was initially designed to provide Internet resources for elementary and secondary teachers with limited computer resources. The e-mail search tool provides equity based Internet access to schools who do not have high-end equipment or connections. Automatic offline Web searching is also useful to users who want to decrease the time required to sift through traditional Web search results. A welcome and unanticipated user group has turned out to be the blind and low vision community which seems to prefer using predominately text-based electronic mail search tools over graphical Web browsers.
To learn more about ILIAD, you may wish to retrieve the help file.
to: iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov Subject: start iliad Body: [leave blank]
You will be returned with a document that looks (in part) like:
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 11:42:50 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041742.LAA28392@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: start iliad
GREETINGS FROM ASK ILIAD!
The ASK ILIAD knowbot searches the World Wide Web for answers to your
E-mail questions. ASK ILIAD searches without requiring your presence or
special hardware/software. If you have E-mail - you can search the Web!
ASK ILIAD emails back documents that answer your question.
ASK ILIAD by sending it E-Mail.
Here's How:
1. Type an E-Mail message in the format listed below. You can save this
format in your E-mail address book so each E-mail only requires that you
enter the keywords.
2. Questions should be keywords relevant to your request. Avoid
common and cross-disciplinary words. Select narrow, unique
search terms that are focused on your topic.
Submit 1 query per E-Mail.
3. E-mail your request to:
iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov
or
iliad@rosy.tenet.utexas.edu
4. The format required is:
Subject: iliad query
[blank line]
?Q : your query keywords
[blank line]
For Example:
Subject: iliad query
?Q : NASA Learning Technologies Project
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
FEATURES:
1. To view results as a list of hyperlinks in an html document use the "urls"
output option:
Example:
Subject: iliad query
*OutputType : urls
?Q: NASA Learning Technologies Project
If you request this option, save the file you receive as a .html file
and bring it up in the Web browser as a local file.
2. To receive documents with embedded hyperlinks use the "dwl" - document
with links output option:
Example:
Subject: iliad query
*OutputType: dwl
?Q: NASA Learning Technologies Project
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Stopwords:
Stopwords are words that should not be used as keywords. ILIAD stopwords
are: about above almost am and anything are around do everything how if
is less more not nothing something that the was were what when where why
Let’s try a search. Suppose you would like to know what the term “shtml” has to do with the world wide web.
We will first just do a query on the terms, shtml and web. To form this request, we do as follows:
To: iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov Subject: iliad query ?Q : shtml web
Remember. The format required is:
Subject: iliad query [blank line] ?Q : your query keywords [blank line]
The search above will return you with 11 pieces of mail… Wow! The first 10 are details and the last one is a summary.
The 1st document looks like:
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:01 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00557@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 1
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/hospitalweb.shtml
[IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE]
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[1][LINK]
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HospitalWeb is proudly sponsored by:
[2]HealthCareSource.com: Job and Career Information for Health Care
Professionals
Visit [3]http://www.healthcaresource.com/, the Internet's #1 source
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If you're interested in sponsoring HospitalWeb for a month or more, please
email me at [5]lester@helix.mgh.harvard.edu for details. Thank you.
_________________________________________________________________
Welcome to HospitalWeb, a small but growing list of Hospitals on the
Web. This list is being compiled with the hope that more hospitals
will take advantage of the amazing potential of the World Wide Web.
Providing a simple and globally accessible way for patients, medical
researchers, and physicians to get information on any hospital in the
world is the goal.
Please read my "[6]Fair Use of HospitalWeb" page for more info on this
site!
_________________________________________________________________
This list is of "main" webservers (only webpages that have Hospital
information will be listed). Some hospitals may have only scattered
departmental webservers online, but I will include them as well. This
list is definitely not complete! If you run or know of a hospital
webserver, please [7]send me mail and I will add it immediately!
Please remember to include the City, State and Country of the
hospital...many people forget this. This list is very small, but l
expect it will grow quickly (if you work at a hospital that doesn't
have a webserver online, be sure to show them this list!).
_________________________________________________________________
7940843 people have accessed this page since Feb-2-96.
[8]USA Hospitals
[9]Global Hospitals
HospitalWeb's "Interesting Medical Site"
Sometimes I find a medically-related site that catches my eye or is
just plain neat. I'll start listing them here with a brief "review" to
share them with everyone. You can also check out [10]"Previous Neat
Sites."
* [11]Assistive Media
+ Assistive Media is an Ann Arbor MI, non-profit entity that
produces on-lineaudio recordings of literary works for
persons with text-reading/accessbarriers...free-of-charge!
Latest Additions to HospitalWeb
Here are the most recent additions to the List (numbers will vary from
week to week). Check this for new sites!
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* [12]Newton General Hospital - Covington, Georgia
* [13]Michael Reese Hospital - Chicago, Illinois
* [14]University of Alabama Hospital - Birmingham, Alabama
* [15]Baptist Healthcare System - Lousville, Kentucky
* [16]Baptist Hospital East - Louisville, Kentucky
* [17]Western Baptist Hospital - Paducah, Kentucky
* [18]Central Baptist Hospital - Lexington, Kentucky
* [19]Abbott Northwestern Hospital - Minneapolis, Minnesota
* [20]United Hospital - St.Paul, Minnesota
* [21]Phillips Eye Institute - Minneapolis, Minnesota
* [22]Unity Hospital - Fridley, Minnesota
* [23]Mercy Hospital - Coon Rapids, Minnesota
* [24]Sister Kenny Institute - Minneapolis, Minnesota
* [25]Craig Hospital - Englewood, Colorado
* [26]Durham Regional Hospital - Durham, North Carolina
_________________________________________________________________
Interested in Medical Schools and Residency Programs?
Check out [27]Tore B. Sjoboden's comprehensive [28]Medical School
List. Also look atthis great list of [29]United States Medical
Schools. Look here for a [30]listing of Residency Programs worldwide!
_________________________________________________________________
Comprehensive Medical Lists
[31]Yahoo Medicine List - [32]GNN Whole Internet Catalog Medical List
[33]EINet Galaxy Medical List - [34]The World-Wide Web Virtual
Library:Biosciences-Medicine
_________________________________________________________________
Relevant Medical Companies/Organizations
If you are a company or organization involved in hospital work, feel
free to [35]contact me if you'd like me to look at your site and
possibly add it to this list. This is not intended to be a
comprehensive list, but rather a "short list" of exceptionally useful
and interesting sites!
* [36]Advanced Aeromedical (air ambulance services)
* [37]American Association for Medical Transcription (nice source of
info for anyone interested in the medical transcription field)
* [38]Applied Information Technologies - MedConnect (diagnostic test
telephone response system)
* [39]BlueMoon HealthCare Consulting, Inc. (support and education
for hospital administrators and biomedical directors that are
making the change to Technology Management)
* [40]Brady and Associates - (hospital productivity improvement
services)
* [41]CenterWatch - (international listing of clinical trials)
* [42]C. Everett Koop Institute at Dartmouth - (founded by the
former US Surgeon General, dedicated to the improvement of medical
education and health care)
* [43]Central Business School (business school specializing incore
training for the medical clerical community)
* [44]Community Health Management Information Systems (CHMIS)
Resource Center (online info on business planning and projects,
confidentiality and privacy, analysis and data issues, systems
design and architecture, and legislation)
* [45]The Cutting Edge (Medical Equipment sold, serviced and
purchased)
* [46]Fogarty and Associates (physician referral service)
* [47]Health Care Liability Alliance
* [48]Healthcare Information Systems Directory - (index of software
of use to hospitals, clinics, HMO's, PPO's, and other health care
providers)
* [49]The Health Policy Page (a virtual magazine of the Electronic
Policy Network [EPN].)
* [50]The Healthcare Quality Assessment Page (lots of info, lots of
links...)
* [51]HealthCareSource.com - (career opportunities, CEUs, schools,
licensure, and association information)
* [52]HealthTouch - (drug and health information, based on a kiosk
system located in pharmacies around the USA)
* [53]Hospital Security Officers Homepage - (nice personal homepage
run by a hospital security officer for other officers in the
field)
* [54]Independence and Disability Equipment Classifieds - (buy and
sell used disability equipment online)
* [55]InterMed Canada
* [56]ITF - (great ideas for clinical trials software!)
* [57]Jackson & Associates (hospital management consulting firm)
* [58]MedAccess Hospital Locator - (look up detailed info on
hospitals in the USA)
* [59]MedConnect (educational services for emergency physicians,
pediatricians, internal medicine and family physicians)
* [60]Med E America - (automated Electronic Data Interchange and
Automated Billing solutions)
* [61]Medical EquipNet (worldwide sources of used, refurbished,
reprocessed, or excessinventory of medical equipment)
* [62]MedInstrument Network (medical equipment information)
* [63]MEDLINKS - (network and consulting services for healthcare)
* [64]Medscape - (medical news, reviewed articles, for health
professionals and interested consumers)
* [65]Medscrip - (Windows Prescription Writer and Patient
TrackerProgram)
* [66]MedSearch America - (online medical job search)
* [67]Med X Change (medical equipment, buy/sell)
* [68]Michigan Home Health Care - (lots of home health information!)
* [69]MSI Software - Physician Scheduling
* [70]National Emergency Management Directory (emergency resources,
evacuation routes, known biological hazards,hospitals, government,
social service resources for 15 Southern and Western States
through 12/95)
* [71]The National Association of Hospital Hospitality Houses -
* Member homes, such as the Ronald McDonald Houses, American Cancer
Society Hope Lodges,Fisher Houses, etc. now have a page providing
vital information to patients and families in a time of need.
* [72]National Patient Air Transport Hotline - NPATH - (FREE
referral information on the full spectrum of long-distance air
medical transport options)
* [73]Nirvana Research - MicMac (Macintosh-based
dictation/transcription system)
* [74]PDS Healthcare Informatics (point-of-care systems, smart card
applications, Hospital Physician Networks)
* [75]On Emergency Medicine (info for EMTs and Paramedics)
* [76]PEMED - Online Catalog of Used Medical Equipment (this catalog
is HUGE and has great PHOTOS for most items!)
* [77]PositionManager.com - (free software for posting jobs and
other informatoin online without the help of a webmaster)
* [78]PracticeLink - Physician's Practice Opportunity "White Pages."
* [79]RAmEx, Inc. - (international distributor of medical multimedia
[CDs, videos, diskettes, audio tapes, electronic books]for medical
professionals)
* [80]RxList - The Internet Drug-Name-Category Cross Index
* [81]RxTV - medical news, cool RealVideo clips, and health-related
links. The site is updated every Monday.
* [82]Systems 21 Sterilization, Inc. - (remanufactured sterilizers,
repairs)
* [83]Prognosys - (Easy to use software for building and managing a
clinical path library)
* [84]VSB CORP - (financial help for people with terminal illness)
_________________________________________________________________
Please [85]email me if you have a hospital to include..
_________________________________________________________________
I occasionally give talks or presentations on Internet applications
for hospitals. [86]Here's information on a few recent talks I have
given. I always include my slide presentations and whatevernotes I
take, so feel free to download them. In the future, I plan to include
my reviews of conferences I attend.
_________________________________________________________________
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This resource list was created and is maintained by the Department of
Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital.
[87] [LINK] [88][LINK]
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© [89]Department of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital.
([90]lester@helix.mgh.harvard.edu)
http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/hospitalweb.shtml
The 2nd document looks like:
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:03 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00563@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 2
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
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From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00569@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 3
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
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Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:05 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00575@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 4
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
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Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:07 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00581@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 5
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html
SERVER SIDE INCLUDES (SSI)
NCSA HTTPd allows users to create documents which provide simple
information to clients on the fly. Such information can include the
current date, the file's last modification date, and the size or last
modification of other files. In its more advanced usage, it can
provide a powerful interface to CGI and /bin/sh programs.
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* [2]SSI Setup
* [3]Converting INC SRV to SSI
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* [5]SSI Environment Variables
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SSI Issues
Having the server parse documents is a double edged sword. It can be
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sending them. Further, it can be considered a security risk to have
average users executing commands as the server's [6]User. If you
disable the exec option, this danger is mitigated, but the performance
issue remains. You should consider these items carefully before
activating server-side includes on your server.
_________________________________________________________________
SSI Setup
First, you should decide which directories you want to allow Includes
in. Most likely this will not include users' home directories or
directories you do not trust. You should then decide, of the
directories you are allowing includes in, which directories are safe
enough to use exec in.
For the directories in which you want to fully enable includes, you
need to use the [7]Options directive to turn on the option Includes.
Similarly for the directories you want crippled (no exec) includes,
you should use the option IncludesNOEXEC. In any directory you want to
disable includes, use the Options directive without either option.
Next, you need to tell the server what filename extension you are
using for the parsed files. These files, while very similar to HTML,
are not HTML and are thus not treated the same. Internally, the server
uses the magic MIME type text/x-server-parsed-html to identify parsed
documents. It will then perform a format conversion to change these
files into HTML for the client. To tell the server which extension you
want to use for parsed files, use the [8]AddType directive. For
instance:
[9]AddType text/x-server-parsed-html .shtml
This makes any file ending with .shtml a parsed file. Alternatively,
if you don't care about the performance hit of having all .html files
parsed, you could use:
[10]AddType text/x-server-parsed-html .html
This would make the server parse all .html files.
_________________________________________________________________
Converting your old INC SRV documents to the SSI Format
You should use the program inc2shtml in the support subdirectory of
the HTTPd distribution to translate your documents from HTTPd 1.1 and
earlier to the new format. Usage is simple: inc2shtml file.html >
file.shtml.
_________________________________________________________________
The SSI Format
All directives to the server are formatted as SGML comments within the
document. This is in case the document should ever find itself in the
client's hands unparsed. Each directive has the following format:
<!--#command tag1="value1" tag2="value2" -->
Each command takes different arguments, most only accept one tag at a
time. Here is a breakdown of the commands and their associated tags:
* config
The config directive controls various aspects of the file parsing.
There are two valid tags:
+ errmsg controls what message is sent back to the client if an
error includes while parsing the document. When an error
occurs, it is logged in the server's [11]error log.
+ timefmt gives the server a new format to use when providing
dates. This is a string compatible with the strftime library
call under most versions of UNIX.
+ sizefmt determines the formatting to be used when displaying
the size of a file. Valid choices are bytes, for a formatted
byte count (formatted as 1,234,567), or abbrev for an
abbreviated version displaying the number of kilobytes or
megabytes the file occupies.
* include
include will insert the text of a document into the parsed
document. Any included file is subject to the usual access
control. This command accepts two tags:
+ virtual gives a [12]virtual path to a document on the server.
You must access a normal file this way, you cannot access a
CGI script in this fashion. You can, however, access another
parsed document.
+ file gives a pathname relative to the current directory. ../
cannot be used in this pathname, nor can absolute paths be
used. As above, you can send other parsed documents, but you
cannot send CGI scripts.
* echo prints the value of one of the include variables (defined
below). Any dates are printed subject to the currently configured
timefmt. The only valid tag to this command is var, whose value is
the name of the variable you wish to echo.
* fsize prints the size of the specified file. Valid tags are the
same as with the include command. The resulting format of this
command is subject to the sizefmt parameter to the config command.
* flastmod prints the last modification date of the specified file,
subject to the formatting preference given by the timefmt
parameter to config. Valid tags are the same as with the include
command.
* exec executes a given shell command or CGI script. It must be
activated to be used. Valid tags are:
+ cmd will execute the given string using /bin/sh. All of the
variables defined below are defined, and can be used in the
command.
+ cgi will execute the given virtual path to a CGI script and
include its output. The server does not perform error
checking to make sure your script didn't output horrible
things like a GIF, so be careful. It will, however, interpret
any URL Location: header and translate it into an HTML
anchor.
_________________________________________________________________
SSI Environment Variables
A number of variables are made available to parsed documents. In
addition to the [13]CGI variable set, the following variables are made
available:
* DOCUMENT_NAME: The current filename.
* DOCUMENT_URI: The virtual path to this document (such as
/docs/tutorials/foo.shtml).
* QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED: The unescaped version of any search query
the client sent, with all shell-special characters escaped with \.
* DATE_LOCAL: The current date, local time zone. Subject to the
timefmt parameter to the config command.
* DATE_GMT: Same as DATE_LOCAL but in Greenwich mean time.
* LAST_MODIFIED: The last modification date of the current document.
Subject to timefmt like the others.
_________________________________________________________________
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NCSA HTTPd Development Team / [15]httpd@ncsa.uiuc.edu / 9-28-95
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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:08 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00589@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 6
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:10 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00595@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 7
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:11 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00601@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 8
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:13 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00607@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 9
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
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The 10th document looks like:
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:14 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00614@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 doc 10
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
ILIAD Session ID: SEN38037
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://www.teamtulsa.com/livecams/towercam.shtml
Ci North America Server" for "http://www.teamtulsa.com" on
"1998.09.21T09:36-0800" r (n 0 s 0 v 0 l 0))'> ') } // --> [1]Team
Tulsa Art Deco [2]NEWS [3]local [4]state [5]regional
[6]national [7]international [8]video archive [9]live video
[10]WEATHER [11]radar/satellite [12]forecast [13]weather net
[14]watches/warnings [15]color the weather [16]tools/archives
[17]weather faq [18]audio [19]AP weather [20]SPORTS
[21]the sports arena [22]AP sports [23]college [24]local
teams [25]high school [26]sports cage ---> [27]BUSINESS
[28]AP business [29]oklahoma business report [30]BOK
investment
center WHAT'S ON KJRH [31]2 news today [32]oklahoma living
[33]oklahoma
memories [34]health news [35]parenting [36]KJRH
recipes [37]program guide [38]hometeam bios [39]COMMUNITY
[40]community links [41]chat [42]forums [43]e the people
[44]community
calendar [45]free email [46]ENTERTAINMENT [47]movies
[48]AP entertainment [49]community events [50]fun zone
[51]SHOPPING [52]auto search [53]auto ratings [54]coupons
---> [55]classifieds --> [56]ultimate directory [57]TeamTulsa
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The summary document will look like:
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 12:17:17 -0600 (CST)
From: ISAT <iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
Message-Id: <200002041817.MAA00620@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN38037 summary
Dear ILIAD User:
This is a summary of the documents sent to you by ILIAD in response to
your email question. The number order of the summarized documents
corresponds to the number on the individual documents you received.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: documents
1) "http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/hospitalweb.shtml"
HospitalWeb Infoseek : This site has links to over
1,000 US hospital websites, hundreds of international hospital
sites, medical school links, and general medicine
links. Google :...but growing list of Hospitals on the
Web. This list is being
compiled... 1000,http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/hospitalweb.shtml
( Infoseek, Google)
2) "http://websearch.about.com/library/blnl_092298.htm?iam=mt"
Web Search Newsletter - 1.06 - September 21, 1998
Web Search Newsletter archives, from Chris Sherman, your
Mining Company Guide to Web
Search 588,http://websearch.about.com/library/blnl_092298.htm?iam=mt
( About)
3) "http://www.far.on.ca/visitors/bookmarks.shtml" Adventure
Racing Web Guide A growing resource directory.
Teams, races, gear, schools, disciplines... adding your link is free
if it's about adventure
racing. 588,http://www.far.on.ca/visitors/bookmarks.shtml
( Lycos)
4) "http://earthsystems.org/Environment.shtml" The World-Wide
Web Virtual Library: Environment The WWW Virtual
Library - Environment is a serachable index of over 1,000
environmental resources. -- WWW Virtual Library - Environment An
award-winning, searchable index of
o... 588,http://earthsystems.org/Environment.shtml (
Google)
5) "http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html"
NCSA HTTPd Tutorial: Server Side Includes (SSI)
588,http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html
( WebCrawler)
6) "http://www.gifart.com/" Free Clipart, Wallpaper, Buy Clip art,
Graphics. 588,http://www.gifart.com/ ( AltaVista)
7) "http://www.botcw.com/index.shtml" Best of the Christian
Web BOTCW is the premier Christian search engine. We
offer reviews, news, weather, weekly articles, daily cartoons, chat,
forums and much more! 529,http://www.botcw.com/index.shtml (
Infoseek)
8) "http://www.inkslingers.com/docs/webpro.shtml" Web
Marketing & Promotion Services Delivers Internet
communication and web services. Check out hosting fees and
account
information. 529,http://www.inkslingers.com/docs/webpro.shtml
( LookSmart)
9) "http://websearch.about.com/library/blnl_052599.htm?iam=mt"
Web Search Newsletter - 2.11 - Tuesday, May 25, 1999
Web Search Newsletter - 2.11 - Tuesday, May 25, 1999, from
Chris Sherman, your Mining Company Guide to Web
Search 529,http://websearch.about.com/library/blnl_052599.htm?iam=mt
( About)
10) "http://www.teamtulsa.com/livecams/towercam.shtml" Team Tulsa
Web Cam Take a look at this Oklahoma city with the aid of
a web cam. Includes links to several other cams covering this
metropolitan
area. 500,http://www.teamtulsa.com/livecams/towercam.shtml
( LookSmart)
The following references were not verified for uniqueness.
You can retrieve any these references by sending ILIAD an email
request in the following format:
Subject: get url
url: <the url name>
for example:
Subject: get url
url: http://prime.jsc.nasa.gov/iliad/index.html
If you want embedded hot links in the document add "*outputtype: dwl"
before the first url: line
for example:
Subject: get url
*outputtype: dwl
url: http://prime.jsc.nasa.gov/index.html
1) "http://www.imp.co.il/cgi-bin/web_store/Html/main.shtml"
Israeli Military Products Provides civilians and tourists
with surplus military clothes, T-shirts and equipment. Order
uniforms, combat gear and
insignias. 588,http://www.imp.co.il/cgi-bin/web_store/Html/main.shtml
( LookSmart)
2) "http://www.utexas.edu/students/subtex/.web/volume1/issue5/Environmetal_Justice.shtml"
Environmental Justice Movement Sub-TEX publication shares
this article recounting the development of the movement with respect
to civil rights and its influences in
government. 558,http://www.utexas.edu/students...ue5/Environmetal_Justice.shtml
( LookSmart)
3) "http://www.law.stanford.edu/library/pubs/research/opinion.shtml"
Court Decisions on the Web Stanford Law School's
links to sources of legal
decisions. 529,http://www.law.stanford.edu/li...ry/pubs/research/opinion.shtml
( Lycos)
4) "http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml" Linux
Applications and Utilities Page (v.12/27)...tools and
servers having their own web pages. All of the programs
listed... 529,http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml (
Google)
5) "http://benturner.com/sitemap.shtml" Dully, benturner.com asks
like a perfect tourist, "Where is this on th... Having trouble
finding what you're looking for? Use the sitemap of
benturner.com. 521,http://benturner.com/sitemap.shtml (
Excite)
6) "http://tqd.advanced.org/3615/theindex.html" Untitled
521,http://tqd.advanced.org/3615/theindex.html (
WebCrawler)
7) "http://whatis.com/shtml.htm" What Is... SHTML (a
definition) 474,http://whatis.com/shtml.htm (
AltaVista)
8) "http://www.nortonweb.com/index.shtml" Norton Web
Services Home PC Maintenance Services featuring LiveUpdate
Pro and
VitalCheck. 470,http://www.nortonweb.com/index.shtml (
Lycos)
9) "http://www.tlc-systems.com/webtips.shtml" Art and the Zen of
Web Sites...the Zen of web sites
"Everything you know is wrong."
>... 470,http://www.tlc-systems.com/webtips.shtml (
Google)
10) "http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/dweb/dweb.shtml"
The Decameron Web Lycos : This is a hypermedia
project dedicated to the study and teaching of the Decameron of
Giovanni Boccaccio Google :...been 182,735 visitors to
this page. Web last updated: Tuesday,
27-Jul-99... 470,http://www.brown.edu/Departmen...talian_Studies/dweb/dweb.shtml
( Lycos, Google)
11) "http://websearch.about.com/library/blnl_120198.htm?iam=mt"
Web Search Newsletter - 1.10 - December 1, 1998
Web Search Newsletter archives, from Chris Sherman, your
About.com Guide to Web
Search 470,http://websearch.about.com/library/blnl_120198.htm?iam=mt
( About)
12) "http://sellitontheweb.com/ezine/review004.shtml" Sell It!
E-commerce Resource - Review of the SHOPIRISH.com Web
store How SHOPIRISH.com measured up against the Sell It!
criteria 470,http://sellitontheweb.com/ezine/review004.shtml
( Infoseek)
13) "http://www.palmcentral.com/webring.shtml" PalmPilot
Web Ring Find more than 400 links to
PalmPilot-related Web sites. Join the ring or edit an existing
site. 470,http://www.palmcentral.com/webring.shtml (
LookSmart)
14) "http://www.download.net/stats/stats990228.html" Web
Server Statistics for Download.Net Program started at
Sun-28-Feb-1999 00:01 local time. Total successful requests: 241 101
Average successful requests per day: 34 440 Total successful requests
for pages: 220 570 Average successful requests for pages per day: 31 507
Total failed requests: 3 174 Total redirected requests: 758 Number of
distinct files requested: 507 Number of distinct hosts served: 37 611
Corrupt logfile
lines:... 463,http://www.download.net/stats/stats990228.html
( Excite)
15) "http://conbio.rice.edu/scb/announcements/" Untitled
455,http://conbio.rice.edu/scb/announcements/ (
WebCrawler)
16) "http://www.aherncorp.com/store/surge.shtml" AHERN Web
Store - Surge Protectors Review features of the Tripp Lite SMP
direct plug-in surge protector, which also comes with a $5000
insurance guarantee. Web -only
price. 441,http://www.aherncorp.com/store/surge.shtml (
LookSmart)
17) "http://www.aherncorp.com/store/konexx.shtml" AHERN Web
Store - Konexx LectroLeash Remote computer security alarm
utilizes a pager-like receiving unit. Get the special web
store
price. 411,http://www.aherncorp.com/store/konexx.shtml (
LookSmart)
18) "http://multimediaplus.com/about_web.shtml" About
www.multimediaplus.com But at around 400K it's too big to
use, no? (2 Minutes Download Time) About www.multimediaplus.com This
site is best viewed in 16-bit color or better, using Please send sales
inquiries or offers to
... 411,http://multimediaplus.com/about_web.shtml (
Infoseek)
19) "http://webdesign.about.com/library/weekly/aa042998.htm?iam=mt"
Designing Inspiration - Web Design Some outstanding
Web design examples to inspire your creativity, from your
About.com
Guide 411,http://webdesign.about.com/lib...ary/weekly/aa042998.htm?iam=mt
( About)
20) "http://www.dailyorbit.com/maryland/min382.shtml"
Associations & Organizations Web Sites (Orbit) A
directory of Associations with links to other Computers & the Internet
resources. 411,http://www.dailyorbit.com/maryland/min382.shtml
( Lycos)
21) "http://www.suratkabar.com/wusage/10495.html" Week of 09/26/99
to 10/02/99
398,http://www.suratkabar.com/wusage/10495.html (
WebCrawler)
22) "http://www.texas-millions.com/agents/netact.shtml?599004"
Web Promotion And Marketing Texas Millions offers up
internet marketing software for locating classified ads on the
web. See cost and system
requirements. 382,http://www.texas-millions.com/agents/netact.shtml?599004
( LookSmart)
23) "http://gsbwww.uchicago.edu/computing/pbsfaq.html" GSB
Placement Bidding System FAQ
378,http://gsbwww.uchicago.edu/computing/pbsfaq.html (
AltaVista)
24) "http://www.reallybig.com/default.shtml" reallybig.com - "The
Complete Resource for All Web Builders"...Sawmill
is a cross-platform, hierarchical web log analysis tool. It
can... 352,http://www.reallybig.com/default.shtml ( Google)
25) "http://personalweb.about.com/library/profile/bldiarfenix3.htm?iam=mt"
Online Diary Profile: Fenix: Book of the Amber Dragon Vol 2 - Personal
Web Pages Interview of Ceit of Fenix: Book of the Amber
Dragon Vol 2 to answer the question, why do you create your diary
online?, from your About.com
Guide 352,http://personalweb.about.com/l...rofile/bldiarfenix3.htm?iam=mt
( About)
26) "http://www.vb-web-directory.com/communit/ng_java.shtml" Java
Newsgroups - Visual Basic Web Directory Listings
from Microsoft include Java-related issues interrelated with
Internet Explorer, Visual J++ and Windows. Sources are from
MSN. 352,http://www.vb-web-directory.com/communit/ng_java.shtml
( LookSmart)
27) "http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/control.shtml" The World Wide
Web Wanderers List of Industrial Control and Automation
352,http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/control.shtml ( Lycos)
28) "http://www.colostate.edu/ACNS/using_counter.html" Colorado
State University: Using Counter on ACNS HTTPD Serve...
341,http://www.colostate.edu/ACNS/using_counter.html (
WebCrawler)
29) "http://philip.simplenet.com/ballyk/webring.shtml"
Ballykissangel Web Ring Web ring provides
links to a small collection of sites devoted to the Irish TV series. Get a
list of sites, or travel through them at
random. 323,http://philip.simplenet.com/ballyk/webring.shtml
( LookSmart) Pages at this site with the same name:
1.
http://personalweb.about.com/l...rofile/bldiarfenix2.htm?iam=mt 2.
http://personalweb.about.com/l...profile/bldiarfenix.htm?iam=mt
Chemistry Journals Page has moved
311,http://www.betacyte.pair.com/journals.html (
AltaVista)
30) "http://www.ymn.org/site.overview.shtml" Youth Media Network --
Web Site Overview Well organized site on tobacco and
smoking, with focus on youth
issues. 294,http://www.ymn.org/site.overview.shtml ( Lycos)
31) "http://ds.dial.pipex.com/mudbury/" Mudbury Online: Home of MUD
Family, Bury Crew, Mudlumz & UK...
275,http://ds.dial.pipex.com/mudbury/ ( WebCrawler)
32) "http://rossby.uoknor.edu/~jbasara/mike/jordan.shtml" The
University of Oklahoma Domain Name Change
263,http://rossby.uoknor.edu/~jbasara/mike/jordan.shtml (
AltaVista)
33) "http://www.wsws.org/sections/category/news/news.shtml" World
Socialist Web Site -- Full Coverage Section Index
organized by topic and region of recent and past news and analysis
articles from socialist
perspective. 235,http://www.wsws.org/sections/category/news/news.shtml
( Lycos)
34) "http://www.healthgate.com/HealthGate/MEDLINE/search.shtml"
www.healthgate.com/HealthGate/MEDLINE/search. shtml
235,http://www.healthgate.com/HealthGate/MEDLINE/search.shtml
( Google)
35) "http://mav.net/phil/popular.shtml" Phil's Place - What's
Popular 220,http://mav.net/phil/popular.shtml (
WebCrawler)
36) "http://www.mcs.vuw.ac.nz/technical/TechNotes/tn111"
CN-TN/111: Publishing documents on the MCS web server
A general description of the MCS web server. A Brief Map of
/vol/mcs Courses Publications Research Using some of the tools
provided by MCS Server Side Includes (or, how to only have to do it
... 197,http://www.mcs.vuw.ac.nz/technical/TechNotes/tn111
( Infoseek)
37) "http://html.about.com/msubssi.htm?iam=mt" Server Side Includes
- HTML Net Links Server Side Includes (SSI) allow you to add
dynamic database access to your Web pages without using CGI or
programs, from your About.com
Guide. 176,http://html.about.com/msubssi.htm?iam=mt (
About)
38) "http://ds.dial.pipex.com/pixelp/wpdesign/wpdintro.shtml"
ds.dial.pipex.com/pixelp/wpdesign/wpdintro. shtml
176,http://ds.dial.pipex.com/pixelp/wpdesign/wpdintro.shtml
( Google)
Thank you for using ILIAD. This marks the end of your results.
10 files passed analysis.
Search performed by metacrawler.
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So it appears as though all kinds of results are returned. The most promising for this search appear to be document 7 and the summary. The results vary with the query so do not be surprised at the answers you may receive from your query.
NOTE: You will notice that sometimes a document is unreturned. This is a frequent occurence when using the ILIAD server. Depending upon what the Metacrawler search engine finds, a missing or blank page may be returned.
From the directions for the ILIAD search, you can retrieve documents with embedded hyperlinks by using the “dwl” – document with links output option:
Let’s try the same search as above, but this time retrieve the documents with embedded links. Send email as follows:
To: iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov Subject: iliad query *Output type : dwl ?Q : shtml web
The search above will return you with 11 pieces of mail…again! The first 10 are details and the last one is a summary.
The 1st document looks like:
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 12:16:09 -0500
From: (ISAT)
Message-Id: <199806261716.MAA27521@prime.jsc.nasa.gov>
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN20109 doc 1
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: dwl
ILIAD Session ID: SEN20109
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html
SERVER SIDE INCLUDES (SSI)
NCSA HTTPd allows users to create documents which provide simple
information to clients on the fly. Such information can include the
current date, the file's last modification date, and the size or last
modification of other files. In its more advanced usage, it can
provide a powerful interface to CGI and /bin/sh programs.
* [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html#Issues]SSI Issues
* [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html#Setup]SSI Setup
* [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html#Convert]Converting INC SRV to SSI
* [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html#Format]The SSI Format
* [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html#Vars]SSI Environment Variables
_________________________________________________________________
SSI Issues
Having the server parse documents is a double edged sword. It can be
costly for heavily loaded servers to perform parsing of files while
sending them. Further, it can be considered a security risk to have
average users executing commands as the server's [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/setup/httpd/User.html]User. If you
disable the exec option, this danger is mitigated, but the performance
issue remains. You should consider these items carefully before
activating server-side includes on your server.
_________________________________________________________________
SSI Setup
First, you should decide which directories you want to allow Includes
in. Most likely this will not include users' home directories or
directories you do not trust. You should then decide, of the
directories you are allowing includes in, which directories are safe
enough to use exec in.
For the directories in which you want to fully enable includes, you
need to use the [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/setup/access/Options.html]Options directive to turn on the option Includes.
Similarly for the directories you want crippled (no exec) includes,
you should use the option IncludesNOEXEC. In any directory you want to
disable includes, use the Options directive without either option.
Next, you need to tell the server what filename extension you are
using for the parsed files. These files, while very similar to HTML,
are not HTML and are thus not treated the same. Internally, the server
uses the magic MIME type text/x-server-parsed-html to identify parsed
documents. It will then perform a format conversion to change these
files into HTML for the client. To tell the server which extension you
want to use for parsed files, use the [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/setup/srm/AddType.html]AddType directive. For
instance:
[http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/setup/srm/AddType.html]AddType text/x-server-parsed-html .shtml
This makes any file ending with .shtml a parsed file. Alternatively,
if you don't care about the performance hit of having all .html files
parsed, you could use:
[http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/setup/srm/AddType.html]AddType text/x-server-parsed-html .html
This would make the server parse all .html files.
_________________________________________________________________
Converting your old INC SRV documents to the SSI Format
You should use the program inc2shtml in the support subdirectory of
the HTTPd distribution to translate your documents from HTTPd 1.1 and
earlier to the new format. Usage is simple: inc2shtml file.html >
file.shtml.
_________________________________________________________________
The SSI Format
All directives to the server are formatted as SGML comments within the
document. This is in case the document should ever find itself in the
client's hands unparsed. Each directive has the following format:
<!--#command tag1="value1" tag2="value2" -->
Each command takes different arguments, most only accept one tag at a
time. Here is a breakdown of the commands and their associated tags:
* config
The config directive controls various aspects of the file parsing.
There are two valid tags:
+ errmsg controls what message is sent back to the client if an
error includes while parsing the document. When an error
occurs, it is logged in the server's [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/setup/httpd/ErrorLog.html]error log.
+ timefmt gives the server a new format to use when providing
dates. This is a string compatible with the strftime library
call under most versions of UNIX.
+ sizefmt determines the formatting to be used when displaying
the size of a file. Valid choices are bytes, for a formatted
byte count (formatted as 1,234,567), or abbrev for an
abbreviated version displaying the number of kilobytes or
megabytes the file occupies.
* include
include will insert the text of a document into the parsed
document. Any included file is subject to the usual access
control. This command accepts two tags:
+ virtual gives a [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/VirtualDirectory.html]virtual path to a document on the server.
You must access a normal file this way, you cannot access a
CGI script in this fashion. You can, however, access another
parsed document.
+ file gives a pathname relative to the current directory. ../
cannot be used in this pathname, nor can absolute paths be
used. As above, you can send other parsed documents, but you
cannot send CGI scripts.
* echo prints the value of one of the include variables (defined
below). Any dates are printed subject to the currently configured
timefmt. The only valid tag to this command is var, whose value is
the name of the variable you wish to echo.
* fsize prints the size of the specified file. Valid tags are the
same as with the include command. The resulting format of this
command is subject to the sizefmt parameter to the config command.
* flastmod prints the last modification date of the specified file,
subject to the formatting preference given by the timefmt
parameter to config. Valid tags are the same as with the include
command.
* exec executes a given shell command or CGI script. It must be
activated to be used. Valid tags are:
+ cmd will execute the given string using /bin/sh. All of the
variables defined below are defined, and can be used in the
command.
+ cgi will execute the given virtual path to a CGI script and
include its output. The server does not perform error
checking to make sure your script didn't output horrible
things like a GIF, so be careful. It will, however, interpret
any URL Location: header and translate it into an HTML
anchor.
_________________________________________________________________
SSI Environment Variables
A number of variables are made available to parsed documents. In
addition to the [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/env.html]CGI variable set, the following variables are made
available:
* DOCUMENT_NAME: The current filename.
* DOCUMENT_URI: The virtual path to this document (such as
/docs/tutorials/foo.shtml).
* QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED: The unescaped version of any search query
the client sent, with all shell-special characters escaped with \.
* DATE_LOCAL: The current date, local time zone. Subject to the
timefmt parameter to the config command.
* DATE_GMT: Same as DATE_LOCAL but in Greenwich mean time.
* LAST_MODIFIED: The last modification date of the current document.
Subject to timefmt like the others.
_________________________________________________________________
[http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/index.html][Back] Return to tutorial index
_________________________________________________________________
NCSA HTTPd Development Team / [http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/FeedBack.html]httpd@ncsa.uiuc.edu / 9-28-95
Comparing this with the 1st document from the first search, we can see how the embedded links are shown. Rather than having a [X] with a number, the full URL of the document is shown. Documents 2 and 3 are returned in a similar manner. However, in this case document 4 is entirely different and is shown below:
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 12:16:13 -0500 From: (ISAT) To: gboyd@netcom.com Subject: Re: iliad query SEN20109 doc 4 To: gboyd@netcom.com Dear ILIAD User: This document qualified as a response to the question you sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate a hyperlink in the orginating Web document. Your question was: shtml web Output Type: dwl ILIAD Session ID: SEN20109 ------------------- Results begin here -------------------- Document Reference URL: http://www.icestorm.com/home.shtml [http://www.icestorm.com/]Icestorm Productions
Document 5 from this search is the same as document 4 from the first search except the embedded URLs are shown fully expanded. Check out the document below to see what I mean.
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 12:16:14 -0500
From: (ISAT)
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN20109 doc 5
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: dwl
ILIAD Session ID: SEN20109
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml
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Document 6 from this search is exactly the same as document 5 from the first search. No expansion of URLs occur. See below:
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 12:16:16 -0500
From: (ISAT)
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN20109 doc 6
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: dwl
ILIAD Session ID: SEN20109
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://www.usia.gov/products/washfile/
INDEX OF /PRODUCTS/WASHFILE/
Name Last modified Size Description
__________________________________________________________________________
[1] [DIR] Parent Directory
[2] [ ] af.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:09 1K
[3] [ ] ar.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:04 1K
[4] [ ] demodocument.shtml 01-Apr-97 10:13 1K
[5] [ ] demomenu.shtml 01-Apr-97 10:13 1K
[6] [ ] ea.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:10 1K
[7] [ ] econ.shtml 10-Dec-97 21:39 1K
[8] [ ] eu.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:05 1K
[9] [ ] fonts.zip 07-Apr-97 12:55 47K
[10] [ ] french.shtml 27-May-98 08:22 1K
[11] [ ] frenitem.shtml 25-Apr-97 11:36 1K
[12] [ ] global.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:03 1K
[13] [ ] intrel.shtml 10-Dec-97 21:59 1K
[14] [ ] latest.shtml 10-Dec-97 21:55 1K
[15] [ ] nea.shtml 05-Jun-98 09:21 1K
[16] [ ] newestitem.shtml 23-Apr-97 11:20 1K
[17] [ ] newestmenu.shtml 23-Apr-97 10:25 1K
[18] [ ] newsitem.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:17 1K
[19] [ ] oldlatest.shtml 25-Apr-97 09:55 1K
[20] [ ] oldnea.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:06 1K
[21] [ ] rights.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:01 1K
[22] [TXT] russian.htm 23-Dec-97 10:35 1K
[23] [ ] russian.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:13 1K
[24] [ ] russitem.shtml 25-Apr-97 11:41 1K
[25] [ ] society.shtml 10-Dec-97 22:02 1K
[26] [ ] spanish.shtml 22-May-98 13:30 1K
[27] [ ] spanitem.shtml 25-Apr-97 11:39 1K
[28] [DIR] wfgifs/ 05-Jun-98 09:18 1K
[29] [ ] x3.shtml 05-Jun-98 09:19 1K
Document 7 from this search is completely new and doesn’t match any document from the first search.
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 12:16:17 -0500
From: (ISAT)
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN20109 doc 7
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: dwl
ILIAD Session ID: SEN20109
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://www.pleasanton-marketplace.com/websites.shtml
[IMAGE]
Our Portfolio:
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easy on the budget. We design modern, effective web sites for your
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Document 8 from this search is the same as document 7 from the first search except the embedded URLs are shown fully expanded. However, as the URLs in document 7 above also show the full URL in addition to the [X] with a number, we end up with a document having the same URL repeated twice in succession. That is, the [X] is replaced with the URL that follows the reference number… Here are the first few lines from document 8. Compare with document 7 in the first search.
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 12:16:18 -0500
From: (ISAT)
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN20109 doc 8
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Dear ILIAD User:
This document qualified as a response to the question you
sent to ILIAD. The items in [brackets] such as IMAGE or a NUMBER indicate
a hyperlink in the orginating Web document.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: dwl
ILIAD Session ID: SEN20109
------------------- Results begin here --------------------
Document Reference URL: http://www.best.com/~mchong/arsweb.shtml
A.R.S. WEB PAGE SUMMARY
[15 Jun 1998]
11,885th hit since 02 June 1997.
[http://www.best.com/~mchong/arsweb.shtml]http://www.best.com/~mchong/arsweb.shtml
[http://www.entheta.net/arsweb.shtml]http://www.entheta.net/arsweb.shtml
[http://www.cl.ais.net/trc/mchong.htm]http://www.cl.ais.net/trc/mchong.htm
[4]http://www.mygale.org/01/tussier/arsweb.htm
[http://homepage.cistron.nl/~davel/mchong.htm]http://homepage.cistron.nl/~davel/mchong.htm
[http://www.whidbey.net/~skyhawk/arshtml.htm]http://www.whidbey.net/~skyhawk/arshtml.htm
[http://xenu.phys.uit.no/cos/arshtml.html]http://xenu.phys.uit.no/cos/arshtml.html
[http://www.thur.de/religio/server/webpag.html]http://www.thur.de/religio/server/webpag.html
...skip 63 lines for brevity...
NOTE: Don’t be surprised at the results when using the “dwl” command.
Document 10 from this search is the same as document 9 from the first search except the embedded URLs are shown fully expanded.
The summary document is similar to the first search summary document. In this instance, you can see why certain search documents returned are differnent. Compare number 4) below with number 4) in the first search.
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 12:16:22 -0500
From: (ISAT)
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Subject: Re: iliad query SEN20109 summary
To: gboyd@netcom.com
Dear ILIAD User:
This is a summary of the documents sent to you by ILIAD in response to
your e-mail question. The number order of the summarized documents
corresponds to the number on the individual documents you received.
Your question was:
shtml web
Output Type: dwl
1) NCSA HTTPd Tutorial: Server Side Includes (SSI) Similarly
for the directories you want crippled (no exec) includes, you should
use the option IncludesNOEXEC. In any directory you want to disable
includes, use the Options directive without either option.
http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html
( WebCrawler)
2) The Web of True Blue Welcome to The Web of True
Blue The URL for the page you are looking for has changed
http://www.ionet.net/~usarch/WTB-Site. shtml Please
note
http://www.ionet.net/~usarch/ak-pers.shtml (
Lycos)
3) Apache: Red Hat Linux Web Server SHTML
Apache: Red Hat Linux Web Server. Red Hat Linux uses the
Apache web server to provide WWW services. File Locations.
This file is in the /home/httpd/html
http://garfield.pmmf.hu/ ( AltaVista)
4) Web Designs by Icestorm freelancer offering
web sites with 3D graphics, Java, CGI, and advanced HTML
programming.
http://www.icestorm.com/home.shtml ( Yahoo!)
5) Linux Applications and Utilities Page (v.1/27) A large
indexed collection of pointers to Linux applications, utilities,
tools, device drivers, multimedia apps, editors, internet clients,
web servers, program development tools and libraries,
http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml (
Infoseek)
6) Index of /products/washfile/ - zip 07-Apr-97 12:55 47K
french. shtml 25-Apr-97 11:39 1K wfgifs/ 05-Jun-98 09:18 1K
x3. http://www.usia.gov/products/washfile/ (
Excite)
7) Web Sites by Design design, graphic scanning, and
HTML authoring for the Pleasanton and Tri-Valley merchant and
business communities.
http://www.pleasanton-marketplace.com/websites.shtml
( Yahoo!)
8) A.R.S. Web Page Summary [11 May 1998]. 10,313th hit
since 02 June 1997.
http://www.best.com/~mchong/arsweb. shtml
http://www.entheta.net/arsweb. shtml
http://www.cl.ais.net/trc/mchong.htm
http://www.mygale.org/01/tussier/arsweb.htm
http://www.best.com/~mchong/arsweb.shtml (
Infoseek)
9) Index of /~kaneoka/fjwatch - Name Last modified Size
Description Parent Directory 15-Jun-98 09:56 - 1998_04_0.
shtml 15-Apr-98 01:55 26k 1998_04_1.
http://www.grn.mmtr.or.jp/~kaneoka/fjwatch/ (
Excite)
10) Horror Web Page, The contains information, original
radio shows and the latest news from the world of horror.
http://www.drcasey.com/index.shtml ( Yahoo!)
The following references were not verified for uniqueness.
You can retrieve any these references by sending ILIAD an e-mail
request in the following format:
Subject: get url
url: <the url name>
for example:
Subject: get url
url: http://prime.jsc.nasa.gov/iliad.html
If you want embeded hot links in the document add "*outputtype: dwl"
before the first url: line
for example:
Subject: get url
*outputtype: dwl
url: http://prime.jsc.nasa.gov/ltp.html
1) Index of /protected/ps1197 - Name Last modified Size
Description Parent Directory 28-May-98 08:58 - 1. shtml
02-Dec-97 16:56 1k Images/ 02-Dec-97 17:08 - ads/ 03-Dec-97 09:42 -
auto. shtml 02-Dec-97 17:26 10k icons/ 07-Jan-98 09:34 -
int.
http://www.plantservices.com/protected/ps1197/ (
Excite)
2) M. J. O'Neill's Web Pages--Links have MOVED My Links
Pages have MOVED!! Please change your bookmark and/or notify the
maintainer of the site you arrived here from of the new URL: http:
http://webcommunity.com/mjoneill/links2.htm (
Lycos)
3) Sunrise index: Liddy Index of the Sunrise Research
Laboratory Web site - Liddy Nevile. | RMIT | Faculty of Art,
Design and Communication | Department of Visual Communications |
Sunrise Research Laboratory |. Search Sunrise | Contents | Contact
Sunrise | URL : http://www.
http://www.srl.rmit.edu.au/sun...se/people/liddy/contents.shtml
( WebCrawler)
4) Notification of a Change in the Web Address Off to the
Main page of Mike's Web site. Sorry but this Netcom FTP page link
has been moved to the following Web address
http://www.webcom.c
http://www.webcom.com/~z4murray/netftp.html (
Lycos)
5) Index of /~sinauer/ Name Last modified Size Description
Parent Directory Categories/ 22-Jan-98 10:05 1K Titles/ 22-Jan-98
10:05 1K _private/ 20-Jan-98 10:41 1K _vti_bin/ 20-Jan-98 10:41 1K
_vti_cnf/ 06-Mar-98 08:11 1K _vti_inf.
http://www.webcom.com/~sinauer/ ( WebCrawler)
6) FREE Website Promotion - 10,000 visitors - 50,000 reciprocal
links Promote your web site to thousands of sites
across the Internet and have the opportunity of receiving a share of our
worldwide income by displaying our LINKS2U promotional service on
http://www.links2u.com/index.shtml (
Infoseek)
7) /hastur - sht 3.9 kB text/html. shtml 2.6 kB
text/html.
http://www.doubleaught.com/hastur/ ( Excite)
8) Re: Web server daemon can't run shtml.exe
Discussion. [TOC | Search | Post | Reply | Next | Previous| Up ] Re:
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02 Jul 1997 Time: 13:19:48
http://www.rtr.com/fpdiscussion/_cusudi/0000039d.htm
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Thank you for using ILIAD. This marks the end of your results.
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