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From:   "Anthony F. Voellm" <voellm@sgi.com>
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Doug,

No prolem with the list.  It was too large so majordomo rejected it.
Please send pointers to where the code can be ftped.  It was greater than
40,000 bytes (the limit).

  Take care,
    Tony

Anthony F. Voellm
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On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Douglas Johnson wrote:

> Hi,
> 	I sent a message out to the stp mailing list a few hours ago and
> it has not returned yet. And this got me thinking, is there a problem with
> the mailing list (might explain it's low volume)? Also, are the linux stp
> authors still with SGI? There's a correspondence between the cray split
> dates and the last release of software. 
> 
> Thanks,
> -- 
> Doug Johnson
> Systems Developer/Engineer
> The Ohio Supercomputer Center
> djohnson@osc.edu 
>