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LCS has a Web server now too!!!

gsstark@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (gsstark@ATHENA.MIT.EDU)
Fri Jun 18 10:26:19 1993

He says it's experimental, so maybe we should ask before we put a link
to it in the SIPB home page, but I think this is one of the better
arguments for the web around.

:> [0046]  daemon@LCS.MIT.EDU (Mitchell N Charity) mit.lcs.announce 06/17/93 13:19 (39 lines)
:> Subject: LCS/AI Reading Room announces experimental WorldWideWeb server
:> Date: Thu, 17 Jun 93 13:18:00 EDT
:> From: Mitchell N Charity <mcharity@hq.lcs.mit.edu>
:> To: help-teach@hq.lcs.mit.edu, assistants@ai.mit.edu, all-ai@ai.mit.edu,
:> Reply-To: mcharity@lcs.mit.edu
:> 
:>                       LCS/AI Reading Room
:>                experimental World Wide Web server
:>                   reading-room-www.lcs.mit.edu
:> 
:> The LCS/AI Reading Room has put up an experimental World Wide Web server,
:> reachable at reading-room-www.lcs.mit.edu (port 80, as is customary).
:> This server contains information about
:>  - the reading room; its holdings, services, etc.
:>  - relevant online resources
:>  - lcs and ai publications
:> This server is still experimental, and in a state of flux.
:> Comments, thougts, suggestions, etc, encouraged.
:> 
:> Getting access:
:>   World Wide Web is a distributed information system like WAIS and Gopher.
:> You need a World Wide Web client in order to use the reading room server.
:> In the AI Lab, the X Windows client  xmosaic  is available,
:>                and is known to work well with MacX 1.2 .
:> In LCS, you may have to obtain a client yourself.
:>     The X Windows client  xmosaic  is available for anonymous ftp
:>   from ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu in /Web/xmosaic.  Ready-to-run binaries are
:>   available there for sun, decmips, alpha, and hp.
:>     A Mac client is available for anonymous ftp from info.cern.ch in
:>   /pub/www/bin/mac.  (Though atleast one person has found it flakey.)
:> 
:> In xmosaic, to use the reading room server one can
:>  - Click on the "Open" button found at the bottom of xmosaic.
:>  - Type in the URL   http://reading-room-www.lcs.mit.edu/
:>  - Having arrived at the reading room server, you can make it easier
:>    to reach in future by adding it to your "hot list".
:>    This is done in the pull down menu "Navigate" at the top of xmosaic.
:> 
:> Experimentally,
:> Mitchell
:> --[0046]--

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