Brewing Master

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PG PG Could any kind soul please send me a copy of the FAQ?  Thanks. PG PG Mark Keller PG PG Check sierra.stanford.edu PG PG How about for those of us that don’t have FTP? Is there a way for us to get an e-mail copy? -Roger Host  * KWQ/2 1.2e * This tagline stolen by KWQ Mail/2.

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PG PG Could any kind soul please send me a copy of the FAQ?  Thanks. PG PG Mark Keller PG PG Check sierra.stanford.edu PG PG How about for those of us that don’t have FTP? Is there a way for us to get an e-mail copy?

Which FAQ would you like?  The following are available:      homebrew digest      hops and some of the following files are FAQ-like:      yeast      wort chillers      kegging      all grain brewing      and a couple of beginners guides.     — Phil

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – PG How about for those of us that don’t have FTP? Is there a way for us to get an e-mail copy? Which FAQ would you like?  The following are available:      homebrew digest      hops and some of the following files are FAQ-like:      yeast      wort chillers      kegging      all grain brewing      and a couple of beginners guides.    

Here is the Listserver Instructions from Sierra.stanford.edu:  The Listserver —  Ftp is the prefered method of accessing the archives but if this is  not possible for you than Sierra’s listserver can be used to send  files to your account via e-mail.  All but a few files may be retreived via mail by sending a request to  presently accessable).  The directory structure appears to be very  different for listserver access so one should use the INDEX command to  get a copy of the names of available files.  The listserver only  supports the HELP, INDEX, and GET commands and should be used in the  following manner.  (NOTE: This software is VERY picky.)  To get a list of the files available from the Homebrew archives send:  INDEX HOMEBREW  To get files from the archives you need to send one or more lines  like the following:  GET HOMEBREW filename  where "filename" is one of the files listed by the INDEX HOMEBREW command. Metallurgist for International Space Station Alpha – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -My file, How to Brew Your First Beer, containing info on equipment, terms, brewing processes and troubleshooting, is available via FTP from Homebrew/Docs at sierra.stanford.edu

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Could any kind soul please send me a copy of the FAQ?  Thanks. Mark Keller —

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Could any kind soul please send me a copy of the FAQ?  Thanks. Mark Keller

Check sierra.stanford.edu — Phil

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