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Started by Stephen Eng
Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:49
uucp ( Help! Help Lost in UUCP land)
Author: Stephen Eng
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:49
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:49
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Whoever can help, I've been working on getting two next to talk via uucp. I've made a entry in the L.sys file to communicate to the remote next. I've also added an entry for L-devices for a direct link. I've tested my connection using tip to ensure it wasn't a cable problem (I was able to login without a problem). I've also run "uucico -r1 -x9 -sremote" and I'm able to get onto the machine. It logs in, sits at the prompt and eventually times out. So it seems that uucp is working somewhat. My problem occurs when I try to send mail. The mail gets queued up because the "uux" command is used with a -r option. My understanding (limited), when uucico runs it will look in the spool directory and initiate the transfers. (right or wrong). Well this never happens. It just logs in and thats it folks. I never get anything telling me whether it worked or didn't work. Also uux commands doesn't work. It appears like it executed, but the command just gets queued. There are entries in the D. and C. directories telling me what I was trying to do. The log files tell me the job has been queued. I'm lost. Does some process need to run on the remote system for this to work? What? When I try uucp to copy a file to the remote system I get a bus error? Has anyone else experience this? Help!!!! If possible, leave a number so I can call. Thanks! Thanks Steve E.
Re: uucp ( Help! Help Lost in UUCP land)
Author: Brian Willoughby
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 02:57
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 02:57
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Stephen Eng writes | ... The mail gets queued up because the "uux" command is | used with a -r option. My understanding (limited), when uucico runs it | will look in the spool directory and initiate the transfers. (right or | wrong). Well this never happens. ... You have two choices (to my knowledge). You can modify sendmail.cf to initiate transfers at the moment you send each mail message as documented in "Network and System Administration" -OR- you can read the man page on cron and add an entry to /etc/crontab.local to run uucico at some interval (also see "NaSA"). -- Brian Willoughby Software Design Engineer, BSEE NCSU BrianW@SoundS.WA.com Sound Consulting and Signal Processing Software NeXTmail welcome - NO EMAIL SOLICITATION without prior permission
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