Amiga Monitor Mirror Sites

Mirror Site Categories

• The Webb Server, http://mrw11.resnet.cornell.edu: A new site running on an actual Amiga, via Ethernet. This is now the official home site for The Amiga Monitor, containing all issues in all formats, including online-readable. May periodically (though rarely) be inaccessible. New issues appear here the soonest.
• The Webb Site, http://ourworld.compuserve.com/HomePages/MikeWebb/: Once the Official Home Site for The Amiga Monitor, now a lesser mirror for The Webb Server. All archived formats are available here. Contains past issues archived, and current issues in online-readable form.
• CUCUG, http://www.cucug.org/amiga/amiinfo/monitor/: The main server for the Amiga Web Directory. Mirrors all issues of The Amiga Monitor online in HTML format; also contains a topical AM search engine.
• Aminet, http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/aminet/dirs/docs_mags.html: one of the biggest online software archives anywhere; AM can be found in the form "amX_Yhtm.lha" and "amX_Yag.lha" (where X=volume number and Y=issue number) in the "docs/mags" directory.

Australia

• http://www.livewire.com.au/amiga/cucug/amiga/amiinfo/monitor/: The AWD's mirror in Australia.
• http://www.comcen.com.au/~paulm/index.html: Paul Morabito's Amiga News Page; includes AM in HTML Online and HTML LhA formats, and may archive various back issues.
• http://www.vision.net.au/pjackson: Peter Jackson's web site; includes AM formats HTML Online, HTML LhA, and AmigaGuide LhA for current issues, and HTML LhA archives.

Denmark

• http://home4.inet.tele.dk/beowolf/: StarTrecker's Homepage on Amiga and IRC; includes the current AM issue online, and HTML LhA archives.

Italy

• http://www.vol.it/mirror/amiga/amiga/amiinfo/monitor/: The AWD's mirror in Italy.

Poland

• http://www.ispid.com.pl/mirrors/cucug/amiga/amiinfo/monitor/: The AWD's mirror in Poland.

United Kingdom

• http://www.iprom.com/amigaweb/amiga.html/amiga/amiinfo/monitor/: The AWD's mirror in The United Kingdom.

United States

• Aminet, http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/aminet/dirs/docs_mags.html: one of the biggest online software archives anywhere; AM can be found in the form "amX_Yhtm.lha" and "amX_Yag.lha" (where X=volume number and Y=issue number) in the "docs/mags" directory.
• The Amiga Web Directory, http://www.cucug.org/amiga/amiinfo/monitor/; mirrors all issues of The Amiga Monitor in online-readable HTML format; also contains a topical AM search engine.
• Ink's Web Site, http://www.toptown.com/centralpark/ink/monitor/: Beth Wise (Ink)'s home page, and Amiga page. Mirrors current issue online in HTML.
• Midnight's HomePage, http://nternet.net/~midnight/monitor/index.html: Phil Beazley (Midnight)'s home page. Mirrors HTML and AmigaGuide online, and contains LhA archives of current and past issues. Located in North Carolina.
• San Diego's "Aminet Source," http://www.tmisnet.com: Carries archives of The Amiga Monitor. Other status information uncertain at this time.
• The Webb Server, http://mrw11.resnet.cornell.edu: A new site running on an actual Amiga, via Ethernet. This is now the official home site for The Amiga Monitor, containing all issues in all formats, including online-readable. May periodically (though rarely) be inaccessible. New issues appear here the soonest.
• The Webb Site, http://ourworld.compuserve.com/HomePages/MikeWebb/: Once the Official Home Site for The Amiga Monitor, now a lesser mirror for The Webb Server. All formats for current issues are available here, and past issues are available in archived format.
• World Wide Amiga Online!, http://www.amiga.org/magazine/monitor/index.html: Mirrors HTML and AmigaGuide online, with AmigaGuide archives. Located in Huntsville, Alabama, USA.

• AMUSE: Phone #: 206-282-1198; uploads by Kevin Orme carries AmigaGuide archives.
• Glenn's World BBS: Salem, Oregon, USA; Phone #: 503-581-0067 (28.8K); maintained by Glenn J. Schworak, carries AmigaGuide archives.
• Gramma's Phone #: 206-744-1254; uploads by Kevin Orme, carries AmigaGuide archives.
• WAVE II: Pinellas Park, Florida, USA; Phone #: 813-544-1976; maintained by Lee Jenkin, carries AmigaGuide archives.

• The AmigaUser forum on CompuServe, http://www.compuserve.com/cgi-bin/exp?amigauser: You must be a member of CompuServe, and have your browser properly set up for interfacing with CIM, to follow this link. Or, if you are a member not using CIM, simply type "GO AMIGAUSER" at the prompt. Once there, search the libraries for keywords such as "Webb" or "Monitor."
• The Starship Amiga Roundtable on Genie: you must be a member of Genie in order to access this. Type in keyword "Amiga," or "Move 555" to get to the Amiga RT, or use navigation buttons if you have a Genie frontend program. Once there, search the libraries for keywords such as "Webb" or "Monitor."