----------------------------------------- MAIL.BCPL.NET WILL BE DOWN SUNDAY MORNING ----------------------------------------- MAIL.BCPL.NET, our primary UNIX computer, will be taken off line at about 6:00 AM Sunday, December 5, for an operating system and software upgrade that will make the computer Y2K compliant. We will make every effort to have it back on line by early Sunday afternoon, but we cannot guarantee an exact time. While MAIL.BCPL.NET is down you *WILL* be able to do the following: o Make PPP connections to BCPL.NET. o Browse the World Wide Web, but not sites hosted on mail.bcpl.net (see below for details). o Read USENET NEWS via news.abs.net. o Access the text-only version of the Baltimore County Public Library catalog by telnetting to opac.bcpl.lib.md.us. You *WILL NOT* be able to do the following: o Log into your UNIX shell account. o Send or receive BCPL.NET e-mail using any e-mail program, including WebMail. o Access any Web pages hosted on mail.bcpl.net. This includes all URLs that begin with the following: www.bcpl.net www.liftoff.org www.bcpl.lib.md.us www.lvn.org www.bcplonline.org www.maineline.com www.allisonfisherfund.org www.mdcommunitykitchen.org www.bcinfobank.com www.volunteerbco.org www.bcinfobank.org www.wiltondale.org www.carlusers.org www.wouldyoubelieve.com www.casabalt.org o FTP files to or from mail.bcpl.net. o Access the Web-based Baltimore County Public Library catalog at carlweb.bcpl.lib.md.us. Any last-minute changes to the above information will be posted via additional BCPL.NET System News messages. BCPL.NET INTERNET SERVICES CONTACTS: ----------------------------------- Administration & Policy: ispadmin@bcpl.net 410-887-6180 Sales, Renewals, Account Status: accounts@bcpl.net 410-887-4172 Technical Support (Help Desk): help@bcpl.net 410-887-3297 Usenet News Newsgroup Requests news-admin@bcpl.net 410-887-6180 E-Mail & Newsgroup Abuse Reports: abuse@bcpl.net 410-887-6180 FAX: 410-887-2091 Help Pages: http://www.bcpl.net/help.html (or enter "help" at the UNIX shell prompt) System News Archives: http://www.bcpl.net/sysnews.html (or enter "sysnews" at the UNIX shell prompt)