"[email protected]" <[email protected]> writes:
> I am thinking of stuff like (my locally stored names but you'll > get the jist) > > SGE-Admin-Guide-817-5677-20.pdf > SGE-Installtion-Guide-817-6118-20.pdf > SGE-Release-Notes-817-5678-20.pdf > SGE-User-Guide-820-0699.pdf > > Some of our local documentation relating to the SGE grid we have > across the School's machines put its faith in the "ubiquity of the > interweb thing" (overrated if you ask me) and merely linked to > stuff at dlc.sun.com which, although still ubiquitous it's true, > is now seemingly devoid of content. Yes, it's caused no end of grief for Sun customers. > Are they, or are they likely to ever be, available in a publically > accessible place again? Are they even in the public domain now? No, if you mean copyright-wise. They're not even freely distributable according to their copyright notice. There is a free licence on the wiki docs that Hung-Sheng Tsao suggested, and they're more up-to-date, but I don't know if they have all the material from the old manuals. I think you can get PDFs of the whole things, though they're not so satisfactory, and the way to do it is rather buried somewhere on the site. _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
