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Many files in this distribution are shared with the Prospero distribution
by Cliff Neuman (bcn@isi.edu) and the standalone archie client by Brendan
Kehoe (brendan@cs.widener.edu). This file attempts to make sense of the
similarities and differences.
The Prospero file "uw-copyright.h" has been renamed to "copyright.h"
to shorten its filename.
The file "archie.h" is unchanged from the Prospero distribution. I'm
not really sure how necessary it is for xarchie anymore...
The following files are from the Prospero distribution, and differ only in
that they include <copyright.h> rather than <uw-copyright.h>:
aquery.c
p_err_text.c
pauthent.h
pcompat.h
perrno.h
pprot.h
The files "pmachine.h" and "rdgram.h" are from the standalone archie
client distribution.
The file "support.c" is from the standalone archie client distribution, and
was put together from parts of the Prospero distribution.
The following files are from the Prospero distribution, but were modified
slightly for use in the standalone archie client:
atalloc.c get_pauth.c get_vdir.c pfs.h
ptalloc.c stcopy.c vl_comp.c vlalloc.c
The file "dirsend.c" is identical to the standalone archie client version
except for code surrounded by "#ifdef XARCHIE" conditionals.
The file "aquery.c" was created for the xarchie distribution by
combining and modifying "procquery.c" and "aquery.c" (writen by GF and
BPK) from the standalone archie client distribution.
The file "regex.c" was written by Ozan S. Yigit, Dept. of Computer Science,
York University. It is in the public domain and is distributed with the
Prospero distribution.
The file "inet_ntoa.c" is part of the freed Berkeley sources as is
copyright (c) 1983 Regents of the University of California.
The files in the FWF directory are copyright 1990,1991,1992 Brian
Totty. See the file FWF/COPYRIGHT for more details.
George Ferguson, ferguson@cs.rochester.edu, 4 Jan 1993.