Re: serial port

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From: Mikael Wahlgren
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 07:58

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The only solution I can see, is to access the serial port via I/O
instructions, but it would be tricky access it anyhow, without disturbing
your uucp (and without uucp disturbing you).

It is also possible to open the serial port in deny none mode, but that
requires that uucp does the same, and most communication programs open
the port with a deny read/write.

Mikael Wahlgren

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