I’m recovering data from old floppies right now, and I happened to run across the following document.  It got me wondering, do these archives still exist anywhere?  I knew the TML was around before ’95 (I think that’s when I first joined), I didn’t realize it dated back to the 1987.

Zane

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                Traveller Mailing List Message Archives
                           Table of Contents

                            Updated 5/21/92
			   by James Perkins

Traveller Mailing List (TML) archive, administered by Dan Corrin -
xxxxxx@engrg.uwo.ca with a little help from a few others. Contact James
Perkins at xxxxxx@engrg.uwo.ca to join the TML.

The FTP site contains the following sub-directories:

1987 or articles.1987 		1987 articles (bun01-bun07)
1988 or articles.1988		1988 articles (bun08-bun17)
1989 or articles.1989		1989 articles (bun18-bun72)
1990 or articles.1990		1990 articles (bun73-bun163)
1991 or articles.1991		1991 articles (bun164-bun278)
CAT				Computer Aided Traveller archive directory
TDR				Traveller Done Right project directory
misc				miscellaneous traveller (errata, plans, etc)
pbem				TML Play-by-email Traveller game archives
sectors				Official traveller sector information
software			Traveller Programs
tales				Traveller Tales - alternate Trav History
vehicles			Vehicle design archives

PACKAGES TABLE-OF-CONTENTS

Packages are an assortment of MegaTraveller Errata, DGP Official Sector
Data, Referee Game Aid Software, many Vehicle and Starship Designs, and
Play-by-email game turns.  These Packages are available from the sunbane
or the metolius archive sites.

MegaTraveller Packages:

	Official Errata from Digest Group Publications as posted on GEnie.

	MT1: MegaTraveller Errata, part 1/2 (misc/MT1)
	    Msgs 163,181
	MT2: MegaTraveller Errata, part 2/2 (misc/MT2)
	    Msgs 180,182

Writer's Package(s):

	Guidelines for getting published in Traveller game magazines.

	WR1: Writer's Guidelines (misc/WR1)
	    Msgs 773,1642,1677 (30935 bytes)

Software Packages:

	SW1: Gensec, mapsub and subsec.csh (software/SW1.Z)
	    Msgs 58-59,69-72
	SW2: Expanded System Generator (software/SW2.Z)
	    Msg 106
	SW3: NPC and Travel Times (software/SW3.Z)
	    Msgs 238,250
	SW4: MegaTraveller-compatible gensec, mapsub (software/SW4.Z)
	    Msg 318
	SW5: Weather Generation (software/SW5.Z)
	    Msg 469
	SW6: Cosmos Starship Generation (software/SW6.Z)
	    Msg 777
	SW7: Expand UWPs, Weapon Availability (software/SW7.Z)
	    Msg 1112
	SW8: Misc (software/SW8.Z)
	    Msg 384,719,780,823,899

Vehicle Design Packages:

	A few classic Traveller and many MegaTraveller vehicle designs
	(from meson gun cruisers to submarines to garbage trucks).

	VD1: Msgs 33,36,37,41,45,48,49 (vehicles/VD1)
	VD2: Msgs 217,219,228,389,465,466,467,477,589 (vehicles/VD2)
	VD3: Msgs 736 (vehicles/VD3)
	VD4: Msgs 772,873,874,888,1047,1051,1291 (vehicles/VD4)
	VD5: Msgs 1379 (vehicles/VD5)
	VD6: Msgs 1381,1398 (vehicles/VD6)
	VD7: Msgs 1424,1435,1438,1514,1530,1531 (vehicles/VD7)
	VD8: Msgs 1549,1553,1554,1556,1569 (vehicles/VD8)
	VD9: Msgs 1573,1578,1581,1601,1602 (vehicles/VD9)
	VD10: Msgs 1604,1608,1616 (vehicles/VD10)
	VD11: Msgs 1635,1639,1644,1646,1648 (vehicles/VD11)
	VD12: Msgs 1658,1663-5 (vehicles/VD12)
	VD13: Msgs 1666-7,1670-1,1675-6 (vehicles/VD13)
	VD14: Msgs 1678-9,1682,1686-7,1689 (vehicles/VD14)
	VD15: Msgs 1691-2,1726,1888-9,1906,1919 (vehicles/VD15)
	VD16: Msgs 1920,1954-6,1961,1966-7,1983-4 (vehicles/VD16)
	VD17: Msgs 1985-6,2016,2030,2106,2121 (vehicles/VD17)
	VD18: Msgs 2191,2205,2261,2266,2279 (vehicles/VD18)
	VD19: Msgs 2309,2318,2324,2333,2335-6 (vehicles/VD19)
	VD20: Msgs 2344,2346-7,2349,2355,2361,2365 (vehicles/VD20)
	VD21: Msgs 2368-70,2372,2375,2379,2384,2399,2445,2455 (vehicles/VD21)
	VD22: Msgs 2478,2517,2521,2553,2577,2579 (vehicles/VD22)
	VD23: Msgs 2600 (vehicles/VD23)
	VD24: Msgs 2623,2637,2642,2653 (vehicles/VD24)

TML Play-by-email game turns:

	Richard Johnson's TML PBEM play turns and administrative notes.

	PB1: TML PBEM intro, turn 0.0, turn 0.1 (pbem/PB1)
	    Msgs 787,802,835,837,845-6,848,855,859
	PB2: TML PBEM turn 0.2, 0.3, 1.0, updates (pbem/PB2)
	    Msgs 905,935,975,1065-6,1095,1106
	PB3: TML PBEM turn 3.0, 3.2 (pbem/PB3)
	    Msgs 1131-3
	PB4: TML PBEM turn 3.1, addresses, turn 4.0 (some) (pbem/PB4)
	    Msgs 1134,1146,1169,1180,1198
	PB5: TML PBEM turn 4.1 (rest), 4.2, 10.1, 10.2 (pbem/PB5)
	    Msgs 1199,1200,1566,1593-4,1613,1625
	PB6: TML PBEM turn 10.4, admin stuff (pbem/PB6)
	    Msgs 1707,1721,1818,1822,1837,1852
	PB7: TML PBEM status, turn 10.5 (most) (pbem/PB7)
	    Msgs 1999,2023,2025,2027
	PB8: TML PBEM turn 10.5 (rest), 10.6 (pbem/PB8)
	    Msgs 2029,2156,2182
	PB9: TML PBEM turn 10.7, admin stuff (pbem/PB9)
	    Msgs 2234,2248-9,2251
	PB10: TML PBEM turn 10.8a (pbem/PB10)
	    Msgs 2254 (first part)
	PB11: TML PBEM turn 10.8b, R-alpha natives, whining, admin (pbem/PB11)
	    Msgs 2254 (second part),2267,2274,2304-5
	PB12: TML PBEM turn 10.9A, 10.9B (pbem/PB12)
	    Msgs 2306,2317,2325,2327
	PB13: TML PBEM turn 10.9D (pbem/PB13)
	    Msgs 2328
	PB14: TML PBEM turn 10.9C, 10.9E (pbem/PB14)
	    Msgs 2329,2330
	PB15: TML PBEM admin, turn 10.10 (pbem/PB15)
	    Msgs 2692,2693
        PB16: TML PBEM admin, aliases, turn 91.0 startup, misc
            Msgs 2863,2875,2943,2944,3066
        PB17: TML PBEM turn 91.01a
            Msgs 3067
        PB18: TML PBEM turn 91.01b
            Msgs 3068
        PB19: TML PBEM turn 91.01c
            Msgs 3069
        PB20: TML PBEM turn 91.01d
            Msgs 3071
        PB21: TML PBEM turn 91.01e
            Msgs 3070
        PB22: TML PBEM turn 91.01f
            Msgs 3072
        PB23: TML PBEM admin changeover (Richard ends, Mark & metlay begin)
            Msgs 3077,3154,3157,3575,3605
        PB24: TML PBEM turn 92.00a
            Msgs 3645
        PB25: TML PBEM turn 92.00b
            Msgs 3646
        PB26: TML PBEM turn 92.00c
            Msgs 3647
        PB27: TML PBEM turn 92.01a
            Msgs 3795
        PB28: TML PBEM turn 92.01b
            Msgs 3796
        PB29: TML PBEM turn 92.01c
            Msgs 3797
        PB30: TML PBEM turn 92.02a
            Msgs 3874
        PB31: TML PBEM turn 92.02b
            Msgs 3875
        PB32: TML PBEM turn 92.02c
            Msgs 3876
        PB33: TML PBEM turn 92.02d
            Msgs 3877
        PB34: TML PBEM turn 92.02e
            Msgs 3878
        PB35: TML PBEM turn 92.02f
            Msgs 3879

MISCELLANY

If you're curious what the TML mail administrator looks like, you can
find his picture in misc/tmladmin.gif (or uuencoded in
misc/tmladmin.gif.uue). We also have an image of Bertil Jonell
(misc/bertil_jonell.gif and bertil_jonell.gif.uu) and Jan L Peterson
(jlp.gif)

Next, we have the Megatraveller tournament that ran at GaelCon-89 in
Ireland.  This is copyrighted by the author, but available to you for
your personal use. (I.E. no copying/printing multiple copies to give to
your friends, run at a convention, etc. without the permission of the
authors).  The file is split into two parts:

	misc/GaelConMT1.Z and misc/GaelConMT2.Z

Then, we have the "Hotel of Death" adventure documents by Matt Goldman,
xxxxxx@ferris.cray.com (misc/hotel1.tar.Z and misc/hotel2.tar.Z).

Postscript deckplans (misc/deckplan.typeEL15.[1234].ps and
			misc/deckplan.typeVA13.ps)
	were created by Bertil Jonell (xxxxxx@dtek.chalmers.se)

In the sectors directory, there are subdirectories containing Digest
Group Publications Imperium Sector Data, the dgp-original directory
containing official, older data as posted on GEnie, and the dgp-updated
directory containing newer, more up-to-date data.

In the software directory, we have:
	1000000.l2	Million worlds generation software
	MT2demo.zip	MegaTraveller II IBM PC game demo software (needs VGA)
	bigpbem.hqx	PBEM player data for Macintosh Hypercard
	namegen.tar.Z	name generator software (Mark F Cook)
	ssv.tar.Z	X11R4 Subsector viewing program (Mark F Cook)
	sv.tar.Z	X11R4 Sector viewing program (Mark F Cook/Dan Corrin)
	sysgen4.tar.Z	Sector/System/Planet/Map generation software
				(Jo Jaquinta)

TML TRAFFIC ARCHIVE - BUNDLES

Last, we have all the list traffic ever sent (includes the raw messages
that the above packages are composed of), organized in "bundles" of
messages.

The detailed contents are listed in the file TOC. Below is a quick summary
by message number and date:

Bundle #1: 1-15 (1987/bun01.Z)		07/01-07/10 1987
Bundle #2: 16-25 (1987/bun02.Z)		07/10-07/24 1987
Bundle #3: 26-32 (1987/bun03.Z)		07/24-07/27 1987
Bundle #4: 33-47 (1987/bun04.Z)		07/29-08/04 1987
Bundle #5: 48-67 (1987/bun05.Z)		08/04-08/15 1987
Bundle #6: 68-76 (1987/bun06.Z)		09/21-11/02 1987
Bundle #7: 77-84 (1987/bun07.Z)		11/02-12/17 1987
Bundle #8: 85-102 (1988/bun08.Z)	12/17-01/15 1988
Bundle #9: 103-105 (1988/bun09.Z)	01/14-01/19 1988
Bundle #10: 106-106 (1988/bun10.Z)	01/29       1988
Bundle #11: 107-121 (1988/bun11.Z)	02/27-02/23 1988
Bundle #12: 122-139 (1988/bun12.Z)	02/24-06/07 1988
Bundle #13: 140-154 (1988/bun13.Z)	06/07-07/13 1988
Bundle #14: 155-162 (1988/bun14.Z)	07/15-07/27 1988
Bundle #15: 163-170 (1988/bun15.Z)	08/01-10/17 1988
Bundle #16: 171-179 (1988/bun16.Z)	10/19-10/31 1988
Bundle #17: 180-181 (1988/bun17.Z)	11/02-11/02 1988
Bundle #18: 182-188 (1988/bun18.Z)	11/02-12/03 1988
Bundle #19: 189-202 (1989/bun19.Z)	01/04-03/02 1989
Bundle #20: 203-216 (1989/bun20.Z)	03/07-03/13 1989
Bundle #21: 217-229 (1989/bun21.Z)	03/13-03/16 1989
Bundle #22: 230-243 (1989/bun22.Z)	03/16-03/20 1989
Bundle #23: 244-258 (1989/bun23.Z)	03/20-03/28 1989
Bundle #24: 259-271 (1989/bun24.Z)	03/28-03/31 1989
Bundle #25: 272-281 (1989/bun25.Z)	03/31-03/15 1989
Bundle #26: 282-285 (1989/bun26.Z)	04/04-04/05 1989
Bundle #27: 286-286 (1989/bun27.Z)	04/05       1989
Bundle #28: 287-295 (1989/bun28.Z)	04/05-04/10 1989
Bundle #29: 296-303 (1989/bun29.Z)	04/10-04/14 1989
Bundle #30: 304-317 (1989/bun30.Z)	04/15-04/20 1989
Bundle #31: 318-318 (1989/bun31.Z)	04/20       1989
Bundle #32: 319-331 (1989/bun32.Z)	04/21-05/01 1989
Bundle #33: 332-341 (1989/bun33.Z)	05/01-05/03 1989
Bundle #34: 342-358 (1989/bun34.Z)	05/04-05/09 1989
Bundle #35: 359-373 (1989/bun35.Z)	05/10-05/24 1989
Bundle #36: 374-386 (1989/bun36.Z)	05/24-06/06 1989
Bundle #37: 387-398 (1989/bun37.Z)	06/12-06/22 1989
Bundle #38: 399-410 (1989/bun38.Z)	06/22-06/27 1989
Bundle #39: 411-413 (1989/bun39.Z)	06/27-06/28 1989
Bundle #40: 414-419 (1989/bun40.Z)	06/28-06/30 1989
Bundle #41: 420-431 (1989/bun41.Z)	07/03-07/10 1989
Bundle #42: 432-432 (1989/bun42.Z)	07/10       1989
Bundle #43: 433-450 (1989/bun43.Z)	07/10-07/24 1989
Bundle #44: 451-468 (1989/bun44.Z)	07/24-07/31 1989
Bundle #45: 469-473 (1989/bun45.Z)	08/02-08/04 1989
Bundle #46: 474-479 (1989/bun46.Z)	08/05-08/09 1989
Bundle #47: 480-483 (1989/bun47.Z)	08/09-08/14 1989
Bundle #48: 484-501 (1989/bun48.Z)	08/14-08/18 1989
Bundle #49: 502-517 (1989/bun49.Z)	08/18-09/02 1989
Bundle #50: 518-529 (1989/bun50.Z)	09/04-09/07 1989
Bundle #51: 530-543 (1989/bun51.Z)	09/08-09/13 1989
Bundle #52: 544-551 (1989/bun52.Z)	09/13-09/18 1989
Bundle #53: 552-565 (1989/bun53.Z)	09/18-09/25 1989
Bundle #54: 566-580 (1989/bun54.Z)	09/25-09/30 1989
Bundle #55: 581-592 (1989/bun55.Z)	10/01-10/04 1989
Bundle #56: 593-611 (1989/bun56.Z)	10/04-10/10 1989
Bundle #57: 612-627 (1989/bun57.Z)	10/10-10/15 1989
Bundle #58: 628-632 (1989/bun58.Z)	10/15-10/17 1989
Bundle #59: 633-645 (1989/bun59.Z)	10/17-10/18 1989
Bundle #60: 646-662 (1989/bun60.Z)	10/19-10/25 1989
Bundle #61: 663-673 (1989/bun61.Z)	10/25-10/26 1989
Bundle #62: 674-674 (1989/bun62.Z)	10/27-10/27 1989
Bundle #63: 675-691 (1989/bun63.Z)	11/01-11/09 1989
Bundle #64: 692-711 (1989/bun64.Z)	11/09-11/15 1989
Bundle #65: 712-720 (1989/bun65.Z)	11/16-11/16 1989
Bundle #66: 721-721 (1989/bun66.Z)	11/17       1989
Bundle #67: 722-722 (1989/bun67.Z)	11/17       1989
Bundle #68: 723-735 (1989/bun68.Z)	11/17-11/22 1989
Bundle #69: 736-736 (1989/bun69.Z)	11/25       1989
Bundle #70: 737-751 (1989/bun70.Z)	11/30-12/14 1989
Bundle #71: 752-760 (1989/bun71.Z)	12/14-12/21 1989
Bundle #72: 761-772 (1989/bun72.Z)	12/22-12/31 1989
Bundle #73: 773-776 (1990/bun73.Z)		01/01-01/06 1990
Bundle #74: 777-784 (1990/bun74.Z)		01/11-01/16 1990
Bundle #75: 785-801 (1990/bun75.Z)		01/17-01/19 1990
Bundle #76: 802-820 (1990/bun76.Z)		01/19-01/22 1990
Bundle #77: 821-839 (1990/bun77.Z)		01/21-01/24 1990
Bundle #78: 840-859 (1990/bun78.Z)		01/24-01/26 1990
Bundle #79: 860-878 (1990/bun79.Z)		01/26-01/30 1990
Bundle #80: 879-879 (1990/bun80.Z)		01/30       1990
Bundle #81: 880-881 (1990/bun81.Z)		01/30-01/30 1990
Bundle #82: 882-897 (1990/bun82.Z)		01/29-02/01 1990
Bundle #83: 898-909 (1990/bun83.Z)		02/01-02/02 1990
Bundle #84: 910-923 (1990/bun84.Z)		02/02-02/04 1990
Bundle #85: 924-938 (1990/bun85.Z)		02/04-02/06 1990
Bundle #86: 939-951 (1990/bun86.Z)		02/06-02/08 1990
Bundle #87: 952-967 (1990/bun87.Z)		02/08-02/09 1990
Bundle #88: 968-981 (1990/bun88.Z)		02/09-02/10 1990
Bundle #89: 982-1000 (1990/bun89.Z)		02/10-02/13 1990
Bundle #90: 1001-1017 (1990/bun90.Z)		02/12-02/14 1990
Bundle #91: 1018-1035 (1990/bun91.Z)		02/14-02/16 1990
Bundle #92: 1036-1047 (1990/bun92.Z)		02/16-02/18 1990
Bundle #93: 1048-1064 (1990/bun93.Z)		02/19-02/20 1990
Bundle #94: 1065-1088 (1990/bun94.Z)		02/20-02/26 1990
Bundle #95: 1089-1111 (1990/bun95.Z)		02/25-03/09 1990
Bundle #96: 1112-1117 (1990/bun96.Z)		03/09-03/12 1990
Bundle #97: 1118-1132 (1990/bun97.Z)		03/13-03/16 1990
Bundle #98: 1133-1138 (1990/bun98.Z)		03/16-03/19 1990
Bundle #99: 1139-1162 (1990/bun99.Z)		03/19-03/23 1990
Bundle #100: 1163-1184 (1990/bun100.Z)	03/19-04/05 1990
Bundle #101: 1185-1199 (1990/bun101.Z)	04/06-04/10 1990
Bundle #102: 1200-1217 (1990/bun102.Z)	04/10-04/12 1990
Bundle #103: 1218-1238 (1990/bun103.Z)	04/12-04/20 1990
Bundle #104: 1239-1257 (1990/bun104.Z)	04/20-04/25 1990
Bundle #105: 1258-1276 (1990/bun105.Z)	04/25-05/04 1990
Bundle #106: 1277-1298 (1990/bun106.Z)	05/04-05/11 1990
Bundle #107: 1299-1316 (1990/bun107.Z)	05/11-05/31 1990
Bundle #108: 1317-1342 (1990/bun108.Z)	06/01-06/20 1990
Bundle #109: 1343-1361 (1990/bun109.Z)	06/20-06/27 1990
Bundle #110: 1362-1378 (1990/bun110.Z)	06/27-07/02 1990
Bundle #111: 1379-1379 (1990/bun111.Z)	07/02       1990
Bundle #112: 1380-1381 (1990/bun112.Z)	07/02-07/02 1990
Bundle #113: 1382-1394 (1990/bun113.Z)	07/02-07/05 1990
Bundle #114: 1395-1409 (1990/bun114.Z)	07/05-07/13 1990
Bundle #115: 1410-1427 (1990/bun115.Z)	07/12-07/18 1990
Bundle #116: 1428-1441 (1990/bun116.Z)	07/18-07/24 1990
Bundle #117: 1442-1464 (1990/bun117.Z)	07/26-08/13 1990
Bundle #118: 1465-1483 (1990/bun118.Z)	08/13-08/21 1990
Bundle #119: 1484-1495 (1990/bun119.Z)	08/22-08/25 1990
Bundle #120: 1496-1506 (1990/bun120.Z)	08/25-08/29 1990
Bundle #121: 1507-1520 (1990/bun121.Z)	08/29-09/03 1990
Bundle #122: 1521-1527 (1990/bun122.Z)	09/03-09/04 1990
Bundle #123: 1528-1528 (1990/bun123.Z)	09/04       1990
Bundle #124: 1529-1543 (1990/bun124.Z)	09/04-09/09 1990
Bundle #125: 1544-1555 (1990/bun125.Z)	09/10-09/11 1990
Bundle #126: 1556-1568 (1990/bun126.Z)	09/11-09/13 1990
Bundle #127: 1569-1577 (1990/bun127.Z)	09/13-09/13 1990
Bundle #128: 1578-1592 (1990/bun128.Z)	09/14-09/24 1990
Bundle #129: 1593-1604 (1990/bun129.Z)	09/25-10/01 1990
Bundle #130: 1605-1615 (1990/bun130.Z)	09/23-10/05 1990
Bundle #131: 1616-1627 (1990/bun131.Z)	10/06-10/17 1990
Bundle #132: 1628-1637 (1990/bun132.Z)	10/18-10/23 1990
Bundle #133: 1638-1645 (1990/bun133.Z)	10/23-10/25 1990
Bundle #134: 1646-1656 (1990/bun134.Z)	10/25-10/29 1990
Bundle #135: 1657-1664 (1990/bun135.Z)	10/29-10/30 1990
Bundle #136: 1665-1672 (1990/bun136.Z)	10/31-11/01 1990
Bundle #137: 1673-1678 (1990/bun137.Z)	11/01-11/03 1990
Bundle #138: 1679-1688 (1990/bun138.Z)	11/03-11/05 1990
Bundle #139: 1689-1697 (1990/bun139.Z)	11/05-11/07 1990
Bundle #140: 1698-1706 (1990/bun140.Z)	11/07       1990
Bundle #141: 1707-1709 (1990/bun141.Z)	11/05-11/08 1990
Bundle #142: 1710-1731 (1990/bun142.Z)	11/07-11/08 1990
Bundle #143: 1732-1743 (1990/bun143.Z)	11/08-11/09 1990
Bundle #144: 1744-1760 (1990/bun144.Z)	11/09-11/13 1990
Bundle #145: 1761-1763 (1990/bun145.Z)	11/13       1990
Bundle #146: 1764-1770 (1990/bun146.Z)	11/13       1990
Bundle #147: 1771-1786 (1990/bun147.Z)	11/14-11/15 1990
Bundle #148: 1787-1804 (1990/bun148.Z)	11/15-11/17 1990
Bundle #149: 1805-1824 (1990/bun149.Z)	11/18-11/20 1990
Bundle #150: 1825-1840 (1990/bun150.Z)	11/20-11/24 1990
Bundle #151: 1841-1857 (1990/bun151.Z)	11/25-11/27 1990
Bundle #152: 1858-1872 (1990/bun152.Z)	11/27-11/28 1990
Bundle #153: 1873-1881 (1990/bun153.Z)	11/28-11/29 1990
Bundle #154: 1882-1897 (1990/bun154.Z)	11/29-11/30 1990
Bundle #155: 1898-1914 (1990/bun155.Z)	11/30-12/03 1990
Bundle #156: 1915-1932 (1990/bun156.Z)	12/03-12/04 1990
Bundle #157: 1933-1953 (1990/bun157.Z)	12/04-12/06 1990
Bundle #158: 1954-1970 (1990/bun158.Z)	12/06-12/10 1990
Bundle #159: 1971-1981 (1990/bun159.Z)	12/10-12/13 1990
Bundle #160: 1982-1987 (1990/bun160.Z)	12/13-12/14 1990
Bundle #161: Msgs 1988-2011 (1990/bun161.Z) 12/14-12/19 1990
Bundle #162: Msgs 2012-2026 (1990/bun162.Z) 12/20-12/27 1990
Bundle #163: Msgs 2027-2028 (1990/bun163.Z) 12/27-12/29 1990
Bundle #164: Msgs 2029-2039 (bun164) 12/30-1/7 1991
Bundle #165: Msgs 2040-2054 (bun165) 1/7-1/10 1991
Bundle #166: Msgs 2055-2069 (bun166) 1/10-1/11 1991
Bundle #167: Msgs 2070-2076 (bun167) 1/12-1/15 1991
Bundle #168: Msgs 2077-2097 (bun168) 1/15-1/23 1991
Bundle #169: Msgs 2098-2116 (bun169) 1/23-1/29 1991
Bundle #170: Msgs 2117-2137 (bun170) 1/30-2/11 1991
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OTHER TML ARCHIVE SITES

This handy quick-reference table indicates at a glance what is contained
at the various TML archive sites:

				------- What's there -------
	Site		Method	Buns	Pkgs	Soft	Vehi	Prose
	--------------	------	----	----	----	----	-----
	sunbane		ftp	all	all	some*	some	all
	metolius	email	all*	all*	---	---	---
	metolius	disk	all	all	---	---	---
	c-shore bbs	modem	all	some	some	some	---
	ocf		ftp	---	---	---	all*	---
	naucse		ftp	---	---	some	---	---
	potemkin	ftp	---	---	some	---	---
	ucr		ftp	---	---	some	---	all*
	milton		ftp	---	---	some	---	---
	tcd		email	---	---	some	---	---
	tcd		ftp	---	---	some	---	---

	* - indicates which site is likely to be most up-to-date for
	    a particular type of material.

There are several different sites archiving Traveller Mailing
List-related materials.  The primary archive sites are called 'sunbane'
and 'metolius', and the other sites are special-interest archive sites.

There are different ways to request archive information, depending on
the site you get the archives from.  'ftp' indicates anonyomous ftp
online file transfer, available for anyone directly connected to the
internet.  'email' indicates reponse and data via email (either read by
a real person or answered by computer).  'disk' indicates 3.5" 720kB
MSDOS floppies delivered by the postal service.  'modem' indicates the
site is a bbs and handles direct phone connections and conventional
file downloading.

Also depending on the site, there are different materials available.
'Buns' indicates the TML message traffic, about 15 megabytes in size.
'Pkgs' indicates "Packages" of collected information, primarily culled
from TML archive messages: errata, software, official sector data, and
vehicle designs.  'Soft' indicates additional gaming aid software,
beyond that available in the Packages.  'Vehi' indicates vehicle
designs, beyond that available in the Packages.  'Prose' indicates some
documentation for an alternate history for Traveller.

SUNBANE FTP ARCHIVE SITE

All the TML traffic (Bundles) and Packages, sector data, PBEM archives,
and some additional software and postscript deck plans, are available
via ftp from sunbane.  See the sample ftp session below if you don't
know how to use ftp.

	Host name:		sunbane.engrg.uwo.ca
	IP Address:		129.100.100.12
	Directory:		pub/traveller
	Site administrator:	xxxxxx@engrg.uwo.ca (Dan Corrin)

The files README and TOC provide a brief/detailed summary of the
contents of the archive.  Directories are as follows:
	1987,88,89,90,91	contain TML traffic bundles
	pbem			TML PBEM traffic and mail aliases
	sectors			Official sector data
	software		contributed software

The site is managed solely by the FTP Site Coordinator: xxxxxx@engrg.uwo.ca
(Dan Corrin).  The University of Western Ontario is not responsible for
the materials and opinions stored in the archives.

METOLIUS EMAIL AND DISKETTE ARCHIVE SITE

All the TML traffic (Bundles) and Packages are available via email or
MSDOS diskette from the Traveller Mailing List Administrator,
xxxxxx@metolius.wr.tek.com.  I do this as time becomes
available, every other week or so, so sunbane is usually the fastest way
of getting information, not metolius.  Sunbane is also better connected
for sending lots of megabytes out across the networks.  If you still
want or need to use the metolius archive service, I will gladly send you
a detailed Bundle Table-of-Contents so you can pick and choose which
Bundles look interesting.

For more information on receiving TML Bundles and Packages on 3.5"
Double-Sided, Double-Density MSDOS-format diskettes, please write the
TML Administrator via email at xxxxxx@metolius.wr.tek.com.

C-SHORE BBS (FIDONET)

All the TML traffic (Bundles) and some software are available from Chuck
McKnight's FidoNet PC, in .ARJ format.  First-time callers are allowed
download privileges and have 60min/day (more time allowed with Chuck's
approval).  Several MSDOS ports of the Traveller software are here as
well as source code.

	Host name:		f104.n170.z1.fidonet.org
				FidoNet node 1:170/104.0
	USA phone number:	(918)834-3516
	Available times:	0400-1700 2300-0300 hours CST
	Site administrator:	xxxxxx@f104.n170.z1.fidonet.org
				(Chuck McKnight)

OCF FTP ARCHIVE SITE

The ocf archive site maintains the consummate set of MegaTraveller
Vehicle Designs.  There are literally hundreds of them available at all
tech levels, sizes, and prices, from Starships to tricycles.  This stuff
eventually gets transferred to the sunbane site, too.  See the sample
ftp session below if you don't know how to use ftp.

	Host name:		ocf.berkeley.edu
	IP Address:		128.32.184.254
	Directory:		pub/games/traveller
	Site administrator:	xxxxxx@ocf.berkeley.edu (Steve Huntsberry)

NAUCSE FTP ARCHIVE SITE

The naucse archive site contains some private software development
related to MegaTraveller character generation (386 PC MSDOS
executables), as well as the official sector data, MegaTraveller errata,
and other utilities.  See the sample ftp session below if you don't know
how to use ftp.

	Host name:		akbar.cse.nau.edu
	IP Address:		134.114.64.8
	Directory:		fixes,misc,gm
	Site administrator:	xxxxxx@naucse.cse.nau.edu (Bill Wilson)

POTEMKIN FTP ARCHIVE SITE

The potemkin archive site contains some private software development
related to random alien word generation.  The files there are mostly C
language source, specifically, for Vargr name generation.  See the
sample ftp session below if you don't know how to use ftp.

	Host name:		potemkin.cs.pdx.edu
	IP Address:		131.252.20.145
	Directory:		pub/frp/src/name
	Files:			name2.c
	Site administrator:	xxxxxx@ocf.berkeley.edu (Raven Blackburn)

UCR FTP ARCHIVE SITE

The ucr archive site contains some alternate history for Traveller
documents and postscript illustrations.  This stuff eventually gets
transferred to the sunbane site.  See the sample ftp session below if
you don't know how to use ftp.

	Host name:		watnxt3.ucr.edu
	IP Address:		192.31.146.125
	Directory:		pub/ucrgg
	Files:			thist*,tmap*,tyber*
	Site administrator:	xxxxxx@qubert.ucr.edu (Paul Lowe)
	Creator of materials:	xxxxxx@ucrmath.ucr.edu (Jim Vassilakos)

MILTON FTP ARCHIVE SITE

The milton archive site contains some software written by Jo Jaquinta
which implements the MegaTraveller World Builder's Handbook generation
and graphical display on an IBM PC-type computer.  This stuff eventually
gets transferred to the sunbane site, too.  See the sample ftp session
below if you don't know how to use ftp.

	Host name:		milton.u.washington.edu
	IP Address:		128.95.136.1
	Directory:		public/trav
	Files:			libdist.zip
	Site administrator:	xxxxxx@u.washington.edu (Ryan Cambell)

TCD MAIL/FTP SERVER

The TCD mail server contains another copy of the software written by Jo
Jaquinta which implements the MegaTraveller World Builder's Handbook
generation and graphical display on an IBM PC-type computer.  It also
contains the SYSGEN suite of programs which does sector/system/world/map
generation in an ASCII format.  This site handles both mail server
requests as well as direct anonymous ftp access.  See the sample ftp
session below if you don't know how to use ftp.

	Host name (ftp):	lanczos.maths.tcd.ie
	IP address (ftp):	134.226.81.3
	Mail server address:	xxxxxx@maths.tcd.ie
	Directory:		jaymin/trav
	Files:			libdist.zip, or
				library.exe, library.doc, core.asc, egavga.bgi
	Creator of materials:	xxxxxx@maths.tcd.ie (Jo Jaquinta)

Send a file to the Mail server address with the subject line or message
body of "HELP" if you need instructions on how to use the mail server.
Be forewarned - the zip archive may be compressed and uuencoded.

SAMPLE FTP SESSION

A sample ftp session to sunbane follows (lines that a user would type on
are marked with a "*", and commentary begins with a "#").  All the ftp
sites' files are accessed in a similar manner:

    *	shell> ftp 129.100.100.12		#begin the ftp session
	Connected to 129.100.100.12.
	220 sunbane FTP server (SunOS 4.0) ready.
    *	Name (129.100.100.12:dan):anonymous   #prompts for your id, but type
					    #anonymous for archives
	331 Guest login ok, send ident as password.
    *	Password: 		#type xxxxxx@yourhost.xx.xx here -
    				#echoing is disabled
	230 Guest login ok, access restrictions apply.
    *	ftp> binary		#set transfer type to binary
	200 Type set to I.
    *	ftp> cd pub/traveller	#chdir to the Traveller area
	250 CWD command successful.
    *	ftp> get bun01.Z	#file name assumed to be same on your host
	150 Binary data connection for bun01.Z (129.100.100.51,2328)
	    (20480 bytes).
	226 Binary Transfer complete.
	local: bun01.Z remote: bun01.Z
	20480 bytes received in .34 seconds (59 Kbytes/s)
				#repeat get command as desired
    *	ftp> bye		#terminate the ftp session
	221 Goodbye.
    *	shell> uncompress bun01.Z	#uncompress the bundle