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2 total messages Started by Haim Levkowitz Fri, 05 Dec 1986 22:58
question about using `tip' on sun-3
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Author: Haim Levkowitz
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 1986 22:58
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i m seeking help in usin `tip' on the sun to access a remote system
via dialup. in particular i m interested in accessing a vax/vms
system.  getting into a little bit of nitty gritty details, in
/etc/remote one has to define remote sights and one of the parameters
that are to be set is the `dv' parameter for device. i have not been
able to find any clue in the manuals to what it is supposed to look
like. the `man' page for `remote' has an example
`:dv=/dev/cua1,/dev/cua2:' or something like that but no clue to what
/dev/cua? should contain.  any help from experienced and knowledgable
folks will be gratefully appreciated.thanks

Haim Levkowitz
Levkowitz@cis.upenn.edu
Re: question about using `tip' on sun-3
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Author: jc
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 1986 01:11
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In article <8612052256.AA23788@linc.cis.upenn.edu>
Levkowitz@CIS.UPENN.EDU (Haim Levkowitz) writes:
 >i m seeking help in usin `tip' on the sun to access a remote system
 >              ...  
 >/etc/remote one has to define remote sights and one of the
 >parameters that are to be set is the `dv' parameter for device. i
 >have not been
 >              ...

I don't know about the remote file but cu (and tip as well I believe)
use the uucp dialer and system files.  That is, the system must be
known to uucp (L.sys or System, depending on the version) and the
line you are to dial out on must also be known to uucp (L.devices or
Devices.....).

-- 
John Cornelius
(...!sdcsvax!piaget!jc)
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