This site is running a very verbose ftp server. Feel free to shut it up by prepending a hyphen to your password. Anonymous users: you must supply a rfc822 compatible address as your password or the server will not accept the session. Transfers (only) are logged. Log in for details or get out while you still can :-) Mobile Computing Lab, FTP maintainers <ftp@shekel.mcl.cs.columbia.edu> Columbia University Department of Computer Science. WELCOME TO FTP.MCL.CS.COLUMBIA.EDU "One Stop FTP" Welcome anonymous! The department of Computer of Science mirrors many sites on a nightly basis with many major Internet software packages. A quick rundown includes: X11R[56], amd, gnu, emacs (and clones), Mosaic, Linux, RFCs, perl, rdist and whole lot more. The README file in this directory contains our current exhaustive list. We may use your ID and host location info to generate usage stats. We will make our results public from time to time. Your *transactions* are being logged at the request of several contributors who wish to maintain up-to-date records as to who has their software, so they can keep you up-to-date on changes, updates, and bug fixes as necessary. Simple perusal commands (cd, ls, etc) are *not* logged. If logging offends your, then please do not transfer from this site or close the connection now. Uploads are permissible to /incoming but only for temporary periods. The server classifies accesses. You are connection number 1 out of a permitted 20. If you have questions about this site, please mail ezk@ftp.cs.columbia.edu. ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP *** VERY IMPORTANT NOTE *** ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP Most of the files in the "archives" directory are zipped, ZIP ZIP using GNU zip, and have a "
This is the distribution directory for FiST, my collection of stackable file systems and the code generation tool, fistgen. The latest version of fistgen includes portable stackable templates for Linux, Solaris, and FreeBSD, as well as several stackable file systems, including a compression and an encryption one. You can get papers about these file systems from http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~ezk/research/fist/ MANIFEST: README: this file fistgen-X.Y.Z.tar.gz Releases of FiST code generation tool and templates linux-patches: Directory for kernel patches to support stackable file systems in various version of Linux. LSM.fistgen: Linux Software Map file for fistgen OLD: Old distributions you should not care much about Erez Zadok. Columbia University Department of Computer Science. --- EMail: ezk@cs.columbia.edu Web: http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~ezk Member of the League for Programming Freedom -- write to lpf@uunet.uu.net Please read the file README it was last modified on Thu May 11 01:32:48 2000 - 257 days ago
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