I have three boxes of 3.5" diskettes I got from Glenn Goffin a long time
ago.  They are labeled:

TML 1994-1995

TML 1996 -

xboat

No idea what format the files are in.

On 1/29/2023 4:11 PM, Zane Healy - healyzh at avanthar.com (via tml
list) wrote:
> 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
>
>
>
> TRAVELLR.TXT
> ---------------------------------------------
>                  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
> Bundle #171: Msgs 2138-2147 (bun171) 2/11-2/13 1991
> Bundle #172: Msgs 2148-2159 (bun172) 2/14-2/21 1991
> Bundle #173: Msgs 2160-2185 (bun173) 2/21-3/3 1991
> Bundle #174: Msgs 2186-2193 (bun174) 3/4-3/5 1991
> Bundle #175: Msgs 2194-2209 (bun175) 3/5-3/8 1991
> Bundle #176: Msgs 2210-2220 (bun176) 3/11-3/13 1991
> Bundle #177: Msgs 2221-2231 (bun177) 3/13-3/16 1991
> Bundle #178: Msgs 2232-2240 (bun178) 3/17-3/27 1991
> Bundle #179: Msgs 2241-2251 (bun179) 3/28-4/2 1991
> Bundle #180: Msgs 2252 (bun180) 4/2-4/2 1991
> Bundle #181: Msgs 2253-2258 (bun181) 4/4-4/9 1991
> Bundle #182: Msgs 2259-2267 (bun182) 4/9-4/11 1991
> Bundle #183: Msgs 2270-2281 (bun183) 4/11-4/14 1991
> Bundle #184: Msgs 2282-2292 (bun184) 4/15-4/23 1991
> Bundle #185: Msgs 2293-2300 (bun185) 4/23-4/25 1991
> Bundle #186: Msgs 2304-2322 (bun186) 4/26-5/4 1991
> Bundle #187: Msgs 2323-2325 (bun187) 5/4-5/5 1991
> Bundle #188: Msgs 2326 (bun188) 5/5-5/5 1991
> Bundle #189: Msgs 2327 (bun189) 5/5-5/5 1991
> Bundle #190: Msgs 2329-2331 (bun190) 5/5-5/06 1991
> Bundle #191: Msgs 2332-2343 (bun191) 5/7-5/10 1991
> Bundle #192: Msgs 2344-2355 (bun192) 5/11-5/15 1991
> Bundle #193: Msgs 2356-2360 (bun193) 5/16-5/16 1991
> Bundle #194: Msgs 2361-2370 (bun194) 5/16-5/19 1991
> Bundle #195: Msgs 2371-2379 (bun195) 5/20-5/22 1991
> Bundle #196: Msgs 2380-2389 (bun196) 5/23-5/25 1991
> Bundle #197: Msgs 2390 (bun197) 5/28-5/28 1991
> Bundle #198: Msgs 2391-2400 (bun198) 5/28-6/2 1991
> Bundle #199: Msgs 2401-2421 (bun199) 6/3-6/8 1991
> Bundle #200: Msgs 2422-2426 (bun200) 6/10-6/10 1991
> Bundle #201: Msgs 2427-2440 (bun201) 6/10-6/20 1991
> Bundle #202: Msgs 2441-2461 (bun202) 6/22-6/26 1991
> Bundle #203: Msgs 2462-2484 (bun203) 6/26-6/28 1991
> Bundle #204: Msgs 2485-2505 (bun204) 6/28-7/3 1991
> Bundle #205: Msgs 2506-2521 (bun205) 7/3-7/6 1991
> Bundle #206: Msgs 2522-2527 (bun206) 7/6-7/6 1991
> Bundle #207: Msgs 2528-2549 (bun207) 7/7-7/9 1991
> Bundle #208: Msgs 2550-2560 (bun208) 7/9-7/09 1991
> Bundle #209: Msgs 2561-2577 (bun209) 7/10-7/11 1991
> Bundle #210: Msgs 2578-2591 (bun210) 7/11-7/12 1991
> Bundle #211: Msgs 2592-2599 (bun211) 7/12-7/13 1991
> Bundle #212: Msgs 2600-2601 (bun212) 7/13-7/13 1991
> Bundle #213: Msgs 2602-2613 (bun213) 7/13-7/16 1991
> Bundle #214: Msgs 2614-2619 (bun214) 7/16-7/17 1991
> Bundle #215: Msgs 2620-2627 (bun215) 7/17-7/18 1991
> Bundle #216: Msgs 2628-2640 (bun216) 7/18-7/19 1991
> Bundle #217: Msgs 2641-2657 (bun217) 7/19-7/21 1991
> Bundle #218: Msgs 2658-2668 (bun218) 7/22-7/23 1991
> Bundle #219: Msgs 2669-2681 (bun219) 7/23-7/26 1991
> Bundle #220: Msgs 2682-2692 (bun220) 7/26-7/28 1991
> Bundle #221: Msgs 2693-2696 (bun221) 7/28-7/30 1991
> Bundle #222: Msgs 2697-2718 (bun222) 7/31-8/4 1991
> Bundle #223: Msgs 2719-2731 (bun223) 8/4-8/7 1991
> Bundle #224: Msgs 2732-2742 (bun224) 8/7-8/8 1991
> Bundle #225: Msgs 2743-2748 (bun225) 8/9-8/9 1991
> Bundle #226: Msgs 2749-2759 (bun226) 8/9-8/12 1991
> Bundle #227: Msgs 2760-2776 (bun227) 8/13-8/15 1991
> Bundle #228: Msgs 2777-2793 (bun228) 8/16-8/20 1991
> Bundle #229: Msgs 2794-2809 (bun229) 8/21-8/23 1991
> Bundle #230: Msgs 2810-2818 (bun230) 8/6-8/25 1991
> Bundle #231: Msgs 2819-2832 (bun231) 8/26-8/28 1991
> Bundle #232: Msgs 2833-2852 (bun232) 8/28-9/6 1991
> Bundle #233: Msgs 2853-2855 (bun233) 9/8-9/8 1991
>
> 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
>
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