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On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, Aaron Angel wrote: > Thomas Thurman wrote: > > gopher://gopher.publication.org.uk/1/rdf > > gopher://gopher.publication.org.uk/1/paranoia > Hm...I can't seem to be able to access either of these, connection refused.

I'm getting log entries from various parts of the world, so I don't think it's necessarily a problem at this end. Can you tell me whether you can

* telnet to pinkstuff.transformers.org.uk port 70? * see http://pinkstuff.transformers.org.uk with a browser? * traceroute pinkstuff.transformers.org.uk? if not, where does it stop?

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