CONTACTS 
0201 - Chips & Tech.                      408 434 0600
020101 - Mr. Morris E. Jones
020102 - Sr. Vice President =4283 Ext

SUBJECTS
Communication Metrics Web Site
Meeting with Morris Design Web Site
Email Unreliable

0605 -    ..
0606 - Summary/Objective
0607 -
060701 - Follow up ref SDS 4 2453.
060702 -
060703 - Morris has not received email on scheduling meeting for Web site
060704 - planning.  We did not schedule the meeting this evening.  Morris
060705 - indicates there are ways to manage data on a server using a remote PC
060706 - if we can use Telnet.
060707 -
060708 -     [On 980319 sent Morris email asking for suggestions on using Unix
060709 -     commands via Telnet for file management via remote PC, ref SDS 6
060710 -     1677.  This demos first effort at delivering business intelligence
060711 -     via Internet.]
060712 -
060713 -
060714 -
060715 -
0608 -
0609 -
0610 - Discussion
0611 -
061101 -  ..
061102 - Schedule Meeting OA 980320 for Design Support on Web Site
061103 - Communication Metrics Uses Internet to Deliver Business Intelligence
061104 -
061105 - Follow up ref SDS 4 0540.
061106 -
061107 - Morris said he has not received letter dated 980307, ref DIP 1 1409,
061108 - submitted via email, asking him to schedule time for designing a Web
061109 - site to deliver "business intelligence" per analysis of IBM's
061110 - announcement on 980226, ref SDS 1 3342 and our discussion on 980307.
061111 - ref SDS 4 2453
061112 -
061113 - He has checked his email through the week, but has not seen my
061114 - letter.
061115 -
061116 - Morris said Chips has had some problems with their email system, so
061117 - my letter may have been lost.
061118 -
061119 -      [On 980328 sent follow up letter. ref SDS 7 3785]
061120 -
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0612 -

SUBJECTS
Managing/Manipulating Data on Server
Telent W95 FTP

0905 -
090501 -  ..
090502 - Server Files Can Be Managed Via Telnet
090503 -
090504 - Follow up ref SDS 5 1927.
090505 -
090506 - I asked Morris if he is familiar with programs and/or procedures for
090507 - using common file management functions on an ISP server from a remote
090508 - PC.
090509 -
090510 - I mentioned briefly discussions with our ISP about how to recover
090511 - quickly, ref SDS 5 5280, from file transfer errors as occurred on
090512 - 980313. ref SDS 5 5967
090513 -
090514 - Morris noted that the function I want to execute is...
090515 -
090516 -                   recursive delete
090517 - ..
090518 - He said Unix has this command and if we can access our data via
090519 - Telnet, then he can explain ways to manage the data from our remote
090520 - PC.
090521 -
090522 -      [On 981110 purchased upgraded FTP program that says it has this
090523 -      capability. ref SDS 8 9360]
090524 -
090525 - I mentioned that Joe at JPS plans to send information on how use
090526 - Telnet. ref SDS 5 1927
090527 -
090528 -
090529 - How much space is being used by Web site data on server?
090530 -
090531 -     We need a way to get this information to judge whether we are
090532 -     getting close to capacity.
090533 -
090534 -     Is there a chkdsk or other command we issue from Telnet?
090535 -
090536 -
090537 -     [On 980319 tried to delete files on server and had problem. Sent
090538 -     Morris email asking for suggestions on using Unix commands via
090539 -     Telnet for file management via remote PC, ref SDS 6 1677]
090540 -
090541 -     [On 980328 sent another letter to Morris on this. ref SDS 7 5534]
090542 -
090543 -     Had to give up on this for now, because JPS does not permit
090544 -     customers to manage their data on the disk.
090545 -
090546 -     [On 981110 purchased upgraded FTP program that says it has this
090547 -     capability. ref SDS 8 9360]
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