1 Dec
2016
1 Dec
'16
10:38 p.m.
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On Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 3:57 PM, Paul Ruizendaal <pnr(a)planet.nl> wrote:
I believe you. The trick is to just keep asking. It was around the
Arpanet. Some of the Rand folks would be a good lead also.
Clem,
Once again many thanks for an informative post!
Yes.
I've lost track of Holmgreen who would be
your best best.
I'm in touch with all the principal authors
(Holmgren/Bunch/Grossman) and
they do not have source code.
That said, when I asked him about it a few years
ago, Chesson told me
that he had it in his archives.
If I'm not mistaken Chesson has passed away a few years ago; I assume I should consider these archives lost?
I hope not, but enough people like Larry might be able to talk to his
family.
Thinking about it some more, it might be in one
of the early USENIX
tapes. But you'd have to do some digging. Note if so,
remember that the
format of those old tapes will be the original tp program as well as the
original ar, so pulling them apart will take a little work.
That is an interesting lead. Any suggestion where I might start to look?
(I know of http://www.tuhs.org/Archive/Applications/, the Shoppa and
Spencer tapes, but Network Unix does not seem to be on these tapes).