>eanv20 at castle.ed.ac.uk (John Woods) writes:
>prm at aber.ac.uk (Pedro Mendes) writes:
> I hear that John Woods has the archive of the email list (btk-mca) stored in
>the FTP server darwin.brookes.ac.uk, which also contains software for
>simulation and analysis of metabolic regulation. Have a look in there, I'm not
>sure if the archive is there on-line (John, can you confirm this?)
> There isn't one yet, but we should start one (if wasn't too busy writing my
>thesis I'd volunteer. As it is, I can't even think about it!!)
Until BTK-MCA became a full BIOSCI newsgroup, we did not archive
postings. All postings since creation of the USENET distribution are
automatically archived and are available for anonymous FTP from
net.bio.net in the directory pub/BIOSCI/BTK-MCA (note the case!).
Please see the BIOSCI FAQ (available from biosci at net.bio.net) for
details on using the BIOSCI archives by FTP and other means such as
WAIS.
>Darwin is up! But it is called bmsdarwin.brookes.ac.uk,
>161.73.104.10. Please feel free to log on and look round at any time.
>The mailing list archive isn't yet up to date (I should be writing my
>thesis too!) but it will be by the end of this week. Nevertheless,
>there should be enough there to start you off.
>As for the FAQ, it's going to have to be a joint effort. I'm starting
>it off (officially :-) as of now.
We would be happy to include a copy of the BTK-MCA FAQ in the
pub/BIOSCI/BTK-MCA directory when you feel that it is ready.
Sincerely,
Dave Kristofferson
BIOSCI/bionet Manager
kristoff at net.bio.net
