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536.0. "access for peer1" by SMURF::FILTER (Automatic Posting Software - mail to flume::puck) Wed Jan 26 1994 12:28

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From: 	QUARRY::myrdal "Gregory Myrdal USG  25-Jan-1994 0911"
To: 	odeadmin@DEC:.zko.quarry
CC: 	nishimoto@dec:.mlo.3d
Subj: 	access for peer1

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From: [email protected] (Pete Nishimoto ML01-2/C30 223-6343)
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Subject: access for peer1


Hello,

	I'm Pete Nishimoto and I have a node (peer1) that needs all
	of the "usual" access to the source pools and backing trees
for OSF
	for OSG.  I'm yp'ed and all (I think, anyway), and I can
	see a lot from peer1 (like most of /usr/sde/alpha), however,
	I can't get to some of the backing trees that I need 
	(especially /usr/sde/alpha/build/goldx.nightly).  Why?  Does
	peer1 need to be "more" registered?  Can this happen?
	What can I do to help this out?  

	Note that I already have an account on quarry (peten) and I'm
	I've been in and out of the OSG pools for quite a while (just
	got a new workstation that's runnig gold and I need to do some
	development on it).

	Please let me know what I have to do (if anything).

	Thanks a lot.

			Pete


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