>>
>> Date: Thu, 12 Mar 87 08:22:51 PST
>> From: "Erik E. Fair" <fair@ucbvax.berkeley.edu>
>> To: spaf@ucbvax.berkeley.edu, spaf%gatech.CSNET@relay.cs.net
>> Subject: current gateway file from ucbvax
>>
>> ################################################################################
>> ## ##
>> ## USENET mailing aliases ##
>> ## ##
>> ## Before munging this part of the file, please ask `usenet' ##
>> ## ##
>> ## This part of /usr/lib/aliases is generated with m4(1) ##
>> ## as such, if you modify it, chances are that your mod ##
>> ## will disappear the next time this section is rebuilt. ##
>> ## ##
>> ################################################################################
>> #
>> TIMESTAMP
>> #
>> # How we get it from elsewhere through the mails
>> post-netnews:"|POSTER"
>> post-usenet: post-netnews
>> #
>> ALIAS(rnews) "|HOME/uurec"
>> #
>> # Some extra aliases
>> news: berknews
>> berknews: allmsgs
>> #
>> # seminar announcements (from seminar@ernie)
>> MPOST(seminars,{ucb.seminars,ba.seminars})
>> #
>> # Here are the ARPA INTERNET Gateway aliases for the `mod' category of
>> # USENET News Groups. Each Post alias has a return alias which points to
>> # the real mailing list at the site where it resides.
>> #
>> SYSFILE(comp.ai, ailist, ailist, ailist-request, sri-stripe.arpa)
>> SYSFILE(comp.sys.m68k, info-68k, mwm, info-68k-request, ucbvax.berkeley.edu)
>> MODPOST(ailist, mod.ai, sri-stripe.arpa)
>> MODPOST(info-68k, mod.computers.68k, ucbvax.berkeley.edu)
>> MODPOST(apollo, mod.computers.apollo, yale-comix.arpa)
>> MODPOST(gouldbugs, mod.computers.gould, brl.arpa)
>> MODPOST(info-ibmpc, mod.computers.ibm-pc, b.isi.edu)
>> MODPOST(laser-lovers, mod.computers.laser-printers, washington.arpa)
>> MODPOST(info-pyramid, mod.computers.pyramid, mimsy.umd.edu)
>> MODPOST(info-ridge, mod.computers.ridge, hopkins-eecs-bravo.arpa)
>> MODPOST(info-sequent, mod.computers.sequent, sally.utexas.edu)
>> MODPOST(sun-spots, mod.computers.sun, rice.edu)
>> MODPOST(info-vax, mod.computers.vax, sri-kl.arpa)
>> MODPOST(works, mod.computers.workstations, red.rutgers.edu)
>> MODPOST(info-graphics, mod.graphics, ads.arpa)
>> MODPOST(human-nets, mod.human-nets, red.rutgers.edu)
>> MODPOST(info-mac, mod.mac, sumex-aim.arpa)
>> MODPOST(love-hounds, mod.music.gaffa, eddie.mit.edu)
>> MODPOST(poli-sci, mod.politics, red.rutgers.edu)
>> MODPOST(arms-d, mod.politics.arms-d, xx.lcs.mit.edu)
>> MODPOST(protocols, mod.protocols, red.rutgers.edu)
>> MODPOST(info-applebus, mod.protocols.appletalk, c.cs.cmu.edu)
>> MODPOST(info-kermit, mod.protocols.kermit, cu20b.columbia.edu)
>> MODPOST(info-postscript,mod.protocols.postscript, score.stanford.edu)
>> MODPOST(tcp-ip, mod.protocols.tcp-ip, sri-nic.arpa)
>> MODPOST(risks, mod.risks, csl.sri.com)
>> MODPOST(archive, mod.sources.doc, brl.arpa)
>> MODPOST(std-unix, mod.std.unix, sally.utexas.edu)
>> MODPOST(techreports, mod.techreports, smu.csnet)
>> MODPOST(telecom, mod.telecom, xx.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #MODP(vision-list, ddn.comp.ai.vision, ddn, ads.arpa)
>> #MODP(irlist, ddn.comp.computers.ir, ddn, vpi.csnet)
>> #
>> # The following aliases are for bi-directional gatewayed groups.
>> # With these, it doesn't matter whether you read them as mail or
>> # netnews, since a posting to netnews will be forwarded to the
>> # mailing list, and a message sent to the mailing list will be
>> # posted as netnews.
>> #
>> UGW(aviation, rec.aviation, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATEWAY(dead-heads, rec.music.gdead, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATEWAY(evolution, talk.origins, kestrel.arpa) - do not turn on!
>> #GATEWAY(header-people, comp.mail.headers, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> GATEWAY(info-ada, comp.lang.ada, ada20.isi.edu)
>> #GATEWAY(info-amiga, comp.sys.amiga, red.rutgers.edu)
>> GATEWAY(info-apple, comp.sys.apple, brl.arpa)
>> GATEWAY(info-atari16, comp.sys.atari.st, score.stanford.edu)
>> GATEWAY(info-atari8, comp.sys.atari.8bit, score.stanford.edu)
>> #GATEWAY(info-c, comp.lang.c, brl.arpa)
>> GATE_A(info-cpm, info-cpm-ddn, comp.os.cpm, simtel20.arpa)
>> GATE_E(minix-l, minix-l, comp.os.minix, ndsuvm1.bitnet)
>> GATE_A(info-hams, info-hams-ddn, rec.ham-radio, simtel20.arpa)
>> #GATEWAY(info-law, misc.legal, brl.arpa)
>> #GATEWAY(info-micro, comp.sys.misc, brl.arpa)
>> GATE_A(info-modems, info-modems-ddn, comp.dcom.modems, simtel20.arpa)
>> GATE(info-modula-2, info-modula-2-list, owner-info-modula-2, comp.lang.modula2, world, rochester.arpa)
>> #GATEWAY(info-pascal, comp.lang.pascal, brl.arpa)
>> GATEWAY(info-terms, comp.terminals, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATEWAY(info-unix, comp.unix.questions, brl.arpa)
>> GATEWAY(info-vlsi, comp.lsi, think.com)
>> #GATEWAY(packet-radio, rec.ham-radio.packet, eddie.mit.edu)
>> #GATEWAY(physics, sci.physics, sri-unix.arpa)
>> GATEWAY(prolog, comp.lang.prolog, score.stanford.edu)
>> #GATEWAY(railroad, rec.railroad, rochester.arpa)
>> #GATEWAY(sf-lovers, rec.sf-lovers, red.rutgers.edu)
>> UGW(sky-fans, sci.astro, xx.lcs.mit.edu)
>> GATE_A(space, space-incoming, sci.space, angband.s1.gov)
>> GATE_E(umforth, umforth, comp.lang.forth, weizmann.bitnet)
>> GATE_A(unix-emacs, arpa-unix-emacs, comp.emacs, bbn.com)
>> #GATEWAY(unix-wizards, comp.unix.wizards, brl.arpa)
>> GATE_A(videotech, videotech-ddn, rec.video, simtel20.arpa)
>> GATEWAY(xpert, comp.windows.x, athena.mit.edu)
>> GATEWAY(news-makers, comp.windows.news, brillig.umd.edu)
>> #
>> # mailing lists which are gatewayed strictly into the DDN
>> #
>> #GATE(lingua, lingua, news, ddn.comp.lang, ddn, ucf1vm.bitnet)
>> #GATE(asm370, asm370, news, ddn.comp.lang.asm370, ddn, ucf1vm.bitnet)
>> #GATE(prolog-hackers, prolog-request, ddn.comp.lang.prolog.hackers, prolog-hackers, prolog-request, ddn.comp.lang.prolog.hackers, ddn, score.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE(rexxlist, rexxlist, news, ddn.comp.lang.rexx, ddn, ucf1vm.bitnet)
>> #GATE(opsys, opsys, news, ddn.comp.os, ddn, ucf1vm.bitnet)
>> #GATE(ibm-nets, ibm-nets, hank, ddn.comp.protocols.ibm, ddn, bitnic.bitnet)
>> #GATE(cyber-l, cyber-l, info, ddn.comp.sys.cdc, ddn, bitnic.bitnet)
>> #GATE(l-hcap, l-hcap, nu025213, ddn.soc.handicapped, ddn, ndsuvm1.bitnet)
>> ##
>> #GATE(sigbig, mer.sigbig, jup.welch, ddn.comp.sys.super, ddn, ames-vmsb.arpa)
>> #GATE(info-cad, "cadinterest^.es", anderson.es, ddn.comp.cad, ddn, xerox.com)
>> #GATE(info-zilog, cbmvax!mail-zilog, cbmvax!mail-zilog-request, ddn.comp.sys.zilog, ddn, seismo.css.gov)
>> ##
>> #GATE_D(ai-ed, ddn.comp.ai.ed, ddn, sumex-aim.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(nl-kr, ddn.comp.ai.nl-kr, ddn, rochester.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(self-org, ddn.comp.ai.self-org, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(editor-people, ddn.comp.editors, ddn, score.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-futures, ddn.comp.futures, ddn, bu-cs.bu.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-macforth, ddn.comp.lang.forth.mac, ddn, harvard.harvard.edu)
>> #GATE_D(icon-group, ddn.comp.lang.icon, ddn, arizona.csnet)
>> #GATE_D(info-idl, ddn.comp.lang.idl, ddn, sei.cmu.edu)
>> #GATE_D(franz-friends, ddn.comp.lang.lisp.franz, ddn, ucbvax.berkeley.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-xlisp, ddn.comp.lang.lisp.x, ddn, pt.cs.cmu.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-postscript, ddn.comp.lang.postscript, ddn, sushi.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE_D(scheme, ddn.comp.lang.scheme, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(vpllist, ddn.comp.lang.visual, ddn, sushi.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE_D(mh-users, ddn.comp.mail.mh, ddn, uci.edu)
>> #GATE_D(mhs_implementation, ddn.comp.mail.mhs, ddn, rsch.wisc.edu)
>> #GATE_D(arpa-mhs, ddn.comp.mail.mhs.arpa, ddn, brl.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(mmm-people, ddn.comp.mail.mmm, ddn, b.isi.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-nets, ddn.comp.networks, ddn, oz.ai.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-aos, ddn.comp.os.aos, ddn, sierra.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE_D(amethyst-users, ddn.comp.os.cpm.amethyst, ddn, simtel20.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(info-rsts, ddn.comp.os.rsts, ddn, oz.ai.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-v, ddn.comp.os.v, ddn, pescadero.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE_D(parsym, ddn.comp.parallel-sym, ddn, sumex-aim.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(info-printers, ddn.comp.printers, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(nntp-managers, ddn.comp.protocols.nntp, ddn, ucbarpa.berkeley.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-pcnet, ddn.comp.protocols.pcnet, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(pup-lovers, ddn.comp.protocols.pup, ddn, rochester.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(namedroppers, ddn.comp.protocols.tcp-ip.domains, ddn, nic.sri.com)
>> #GATE_D(pcip, ddn.comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc, ddn, louie.udel.edu)
>> #GATE_D(milsim, ddn.comp.simulation.military, ddn, simtel20.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(soft-eng, ddn.comp.software-eng, ddn, xx.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-dec-micro, ddn.comp.sys.dec.micro, ddn, score.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE_D(pc-token-ring, ddn.comp.sys.ibm.pc.net, ddn, oac.ucla.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-xenix310, ddn.comp.sys.intel.310, ddn, simtel20.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(info-laptop, ddn.comp.sys.laptops, ddn, oz.ai.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(mus, ddn.comp.sys.masscomp, ddn, eneevax.umd.edu)
>> #GATE_D(northstar-users, ddn.comp.sys.northstar, ddn, simtel20.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(info-iris, ddn.comp.sys.sgi, ddn, sumex-aim.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(info-ti-explorer, ddn.comp.sys.ti.explorer, ddn, sumex-aim.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(info-1100, ddn.comp.sys.xerox, ddn, sumex-aim.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(heath-people, ddn.comp.sys.zenith, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-hz100, ddn.comp.sys.zenith.100, ddn, radc-tops20.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(info-bitgraph, ddn.comp.terminals.bitgraph, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(info-blit, ddn.comp.terminals.tty5620, ddn, brl.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(theory, ddn.comp.theory, ddn, rsch.wisc.edu)
>> #GATE_D(ca, ddn.comp.theory.ca, ddn, think.com)
>> #GATE_D(info-finite, ddn.comp.theory.finite-el, ddn, ardec.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(na, ddn.comp.theory.na, ddn, score.stanford.edu)
>> #GATE_D(security, ddn.misc.security, ddn, red.rutgers.edu)
>> #GATE_D(horse, ddn.rec.equestrian, ddn, ccp.bbn.com)
>> #GATE_D(dead-heads, ddn.rec.music.gdead, ddn, ai.ai.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(cube-lovers, ddn.rec.puzzles, ddn, ai.ai.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(nuke-winter, ddn.sci.nuke-winter, ddn, sun.com)
>> #GATE_D(phil-sci, ddn.sci.philosophy, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(epsynet, ddn.sci.psychology, ddn, uhupvm1.bitnet)
>> #GATE_D(info-japan, ddn.soc.culture.japan, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(nihongo, ddn.soc.culture.japan.lang, ddn, mc.lcs.mit.edu)
>> #GATE_D(mail-men, ddn.soc.men, ddn, rochester.arpa)
>> #GATE_D(bizarre-people, ddn.talk.bizarre, ddn, pt.cs.cmu.edu)
>> #
>> # These aliases are for people who wish to submit news as Mail, since
>> # mailers often have nice editing and/or word processing capabilities.
>> #
>> POST_BY_MAIL
>> #
>> ################################################################################
>> # END of USENET Mail aliases #
>> ################################################################################
>>
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