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UUCP and SLIP question
#2045
Author: wayne beech
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 04:18
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Hello,

I have a couple of problems that have come up since I have started running
SLIP at home.  I am connecting from my home machine (NeXTstation Color
running 3.0) to a SLIP capable terminal server using TransSys Dial-Up IP
Software - version 920904 on my NeXT.  Things like telnet, rlogin, finger,
talk, etc. work just fine.  First problem, when I log into another NeXT
and try to -NXHost to my home machine I see the modem lights flash a few
times and then get the message:

DPS client library error: Could not form connection, host home

for no apparent reason ( i have public windower server set).  Second
problem, I had a uucp link set up that worked just fine via a modem.  
Having SLIP, I decided to switch the uucp link to TCP.  When I issue the
command uucico -r1 -x9 -sacus1 I get the messages:

finds (acus1) called
getto: call no. acus1.cc.uky.edu for sys acus1
Using TCP to call
bsdtcpopn host acus1.cc.uky.edu, port 540
TCP CLOSE called
closed fd 5
tcpopen failed: errno 61
root acus1 (12/30-23:05-287) FAILED (Connection refused)
root acus1 (12/30-23:05-287) FAILED (call to acus1 )

Noticing errno 61 I tried to telnet straight to port 540 and sure enough
my connection was refused...I checked and I can telnet to port 540 on
most other Unix machines but anytime I go to a NeXT the connection is 
refused.

Any information on how to "fix" these two problems would be greatly 
appreciated.

Thanks,
wayne beech
University of Kentucky
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Wayne E. Beech
Senior Scientific Programmer/Analyst
University of Kentucky Computing Center
Re: UUCP and SLIP question
#2060
Author: Louis A. Mamakos
Date: Sat, 02 Jan 1993 01:57
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In article <1992Dec31.41838.27476@ms.uky.edu> wayne@acus1.cc.uky.edu (wayne beech) writes:


>I have a couple of problems that have come up since I have started running
>SLIP at home.  I am connecting from my home machine (NeXTstation Color
>running 3.0) to a SLIP capable terminal server using TransSys Dial-Up IP
>Software - version 920904 on my NeXT.  Things like telnet, rlogin, finger,
>talk, etc. work just fine.  First problem, when I log into another NeXT
>and try to -NXHost to my home machine I see the modem lights flash a few
>times and then get the message:
>
>DPS client library error: Could not form connection, host home
>
>for no apparent reason ( i have public windower server set). 

You'll find that even if you do get this problem solved, its much too
painful to run an application -NXHost'ed across a SLIP connection.  This has
been my experience.

> Second
>problem, I had a uucp link set up that worked just fine via a modem.  
>Having SLIP, I decided to switch the uucp link to TCP.  When I issue the
>command uucico -r1 -x9 -sacus1 I get the messages:
>
>finds (acus1) called
>getto: call no. acus1.cc.uky.edu for sys acus1
>Using TCP to call
>bsdtcpopn host acus1.cc.uky.edu, port 540
>TCP CLOSE called
>closed fd 5
>tcpopen failed: errno 61
>root acus1 (12/30-23:05-287) FAILED (Connection refused)
>root acus1 (12/30-23:05-287) FAILED (call to acus1 )
>
>Noticing errno 61 I tried to telnet straight to port 540 and sure enough
>my connection was refused...I checked and I can telnet to port 540 on
>most other Unix machines but anytime I go to a NeXT the connection is 
>refused.

Look in /etc/inetd.conf, and uncomment the line:

#uucp   stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/etc/uucpd          uucpd

and either restart or send a HUP signal to the /etc/inetd process.

louie
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