Alternate Viewing Sites
Links to our mirror sites
Our principal mirror site, and the easiest one to remember, is
"www2", at Clemson University. So, if you have any difficulty reaching the main URL of the
Journal, then try http://www2.combinatorics.org
as your first alternate. Then try
the Australian National University in Canberra, Australia.
Furthermore, the European Mathematical Information Service (EMIS)
mirrors this Journal, as do all of its mirror sites (over
thirty of them).
Creating new mirror sites
This Journal welcomes the establishment of new mirror sites.
If you would like to create a mirror site at your home system,
we will help you in every way we can.
The creation of the mirror sites that we now have owes a great deal to
Leo Novik, of the Weizmann Institute, Israel. He has written a Perl script
that automates almost all of the routine tasks. When invoked, it will go
to the master site and then, recursively in all of the directories there,
it will check the date stamp on each file. For each file that is more recent
than the date of the last visit, the file will be taken to the mirroring site.
Furthermore, when all such files have been taken, all internal references
that they contain to directory paths in the master file site will be changed
to the corresponding directory paths in the mirroring site. Leo Novik has
generously made
this Perl script available to us, so it can help not only those
who wish to mirror this Journal, but all others with similar needs.
About mirror sites
The master copy of this Journal is at
ftp.combinatorics.org.
We try
to keep the mirror sites identical with the
master site, but
the "official" copy of the Journal resides at
ftp.combinatorics.org.