This is the documentation for the Taylor UUCP package, version 1.07. The programs were written by Ian Lance Taylor. The author can be reached at ian@airs.com.
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6. UUCP Protocol Internals UUCP Protocol Descriptions
Configuration File Index Index to New Configuration Files
-- The Detailed Node Listing ---
Invoking the UUCP Programs
2.1 Standard Options Standard Options for the UUCP Programs
Invoking uucp
2.2.1 uucp Description Description of uucp2.2.2 uucp Options Options Supported by uucp
Invoking uux
2.3.1 uux Description Description of uux2.3.2 uux Options Options Supported by uux2.3.3 uux Examples Examples of uux Usage
Invoking uustat
2.4.1 uustat Description Description of uustat2.4.2 uustat Options Options Supported by uustat2.4.3 uustat Examples Examples of uustat Usage
Invoking cu
2.9.1 cu Description Description of cu2.9.2 cu Commands Commands Supported by cu2.9.3 cu Variables Variables Supported by cu2.9.4 cu Options Options Supported by cu
Invoking uucico
2.10.1 uucico Description Description of uucico2.10.2 uucico Options Options Supported by uucico
Installing Taylor UUCP
Using Taylor UUCP
4.5 Cleaning the Spool Directory Cleaning the UUCP Spool Directory
Using UUCP for Mail and News.
The Spool Directory Layout
4.4.2 Status Directory Status Spool Directory4.4.3 Execution Subdirectories Execution Spool Subdirectories4.4.5 Lock Files in the Spool Directory Spool Directory Lock Files
Taylor UUCP Configuration Files
5.4 Time Strings How to Write Time Strings5.5 Chat Scripts How to Write Chat Scripts5.8 The Port Configuration File The Port Configuration Files5.9 The Dialer Configuration File The Dialer Configuration Files5.11 Security Security Issues
Examples of Configuration Files
5.3.1 config File Examples Examples of the Main Configuration File5.3.2 Leaf Example Call a Single Remote Site5.3.3 Gateway Example The Gateway for Several Local Systems
The Main Configuration File
5.6.2 Configuration File Names Using Different Configuration Files5.6.3 Log File Names Using Different Log Files
The System Configuration File
5.7.1 Defaults and Alternates Using Defaults and Alternates5.7.8 Default sys File Values Default Values
Calling Out
UUCP Over TCP
UUCP Protocol Internals
6.1 UUCP Protocol Sources Sources for UUCP Protocol Information6.6 UUCP `g' Protocol g protocol6.7 UUCP `f' Protocol f protocol6.8 UUCP `t' Protocol t protocol6.9 UUCP `e' Protocol e protocol6.10 UUCP `G' Protocol G protocol6.11 UUCP `i' Protocol i protocol6.12 UUCP `j' Protocol j protocol6.13 UUCP `x' Protocol x protocol6.14 UUCP `y' Protocol y protocol6.15 UUCP `d' Protocol d protocol6.16 UUCP `h' Protocol h protocol6.17 UUCP `v' Protocol v protocol
UUCP Protocol
UUCP Protocol Commands
Hacking Taylor UUCP