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GNUUCP Installation:
You will need to create 2 directories: the UUCP directory and the MAIL directory.
The UUCP directory is where the sources and work files will live for UUCP. It's
typically called Volname:usr:spool:uucp.
The other directory is usually called Volname:usr:spool:mail
and is where users mail files are kept.
Volname is the name of the hard disk on which the directories live.
Edit the following files to meet your site's configuration.
gnuucp.ctl which has the following form. Don't engter the lines after the **
as they are coments.
nodename fpr ** Name of the host computer.
nodemamealias fpr.com ** Alternate name for your computer
username jim ** Username of the user of this computer.
uucplogname ** Login name of uucp where this machine is being called
uucppasswd ** password of uucp program
debug 5 ** Debug level 5 is good for now
spool Concord:usr:spool:uucp ** Name of the UUCP Spool directory.
mail Concord:usr:spool:mail ** Name of the directory where users mail files live.
logfile Concord:usr:spool:uucp:LOGFILE ** Name of the Logfile.
mlogfile Concord:usr:spool:uucp:MAIL_LOG ** Name of the MAIL log file.
pubdir Concord:usr:spool:uucppublic ** Name of the UUCP public dir.
sysfile Concord:usr:spool:uucp:L.sys ** name of the file containing remote site info.
userfile Concord:usr:spool:uucp:gnuucp.userfile ** Name of the userfile, isn't used yet.
port ACU hayes .A2400 2400 ** Names of the two serial ports on the Mac and their
port ACU hayes .A2400 2400 ** baud rates.
and l.sys
Site, when, how, baud, number, expect on login, password
mach Any ACU 2400 555-1212 me: uu_login_name word: uu_passwd
To run UUCP: launch the gnuucp program,
when it asks for a Unix command line type
-Sname to call the remote site name, which you have previously entered in the l.sys
file.
or just type <return> to enter server mode to wait for someone to call you.
The other cards should be self explanatory.
jim@fpr.com