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In article <jeroen.05c0@huitink.iaehv.nl> jeroen@huitink.iaehv.nl (Jeroen Huitink) writes:
> In article <nqyux*mId@yaps.rhein.de> arno@yaps.rhein.de (Arno Eigenwillig) writes:
> > In article <R.Moeskops.11.000A2B56@ft.hse.nl>, Richard Moeskops writes:
> > > I would like to copy files using the UUCP-command to a friend of mine. Can
> > > someone give me an example how to copy a file from user
> > > richard@gremlin.iaehv.nl to user jeroen@huitink.iaehv.nl. iaehv.nl is our
> > > internetprovider 'gremlin' and 'huitink' are our personal site names.
> >
> > UUCP does not transfer files between arbitrary users in a UUCP net-
> > work, it merely transfers files (which may contain remote execution
> > requests) between adjacent machines in said UUCP network.
>
> OK- But both gremlin.iaehv.nl and huitink.iaehv.nl are uucp sites.
> Therefor, I think, it should be possible to transfer a file from
> site to site. Using uucp it is possible to copy a file over the
> world, so what needs to happen here is a file:
>
> gremlin -> iaehv.nl -> huitink
>
> HOW? Anyone?

You just aren't listening, are you? Several people have answered this
question. With AmigaUUCP YOU CAN'T DO IT USING THE UUCP COMMAND.
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