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Taylor UUCP 1.06
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   This is the documentation for the Taylor UUCP package, version 1.06.
The programs were written by Ian Lance Taylor.  The author can be
reached at `<ian@airs.com>', or at
     Ian Lance Taylor
     c/o Cygnus Support
     48 Grove Street
     Somerville, MA 02144
     USA

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Copying: Taylor UUCP Copying Conditions
Introduction: Introduction to Taylor UUCP
Invoking the UUCP Programs: Invoking the UUCP Programs
Installing Taylor UUCP: Installing Taylor UUCP
Using Taylor UUCP: Using Taylor UUCP
Configuration Files: Taylor UUCP Configuration Files
Protocols: UUCP Protocol Descriptions
Hacking: Hacking Taylor UUCP
Acknowledgements: Acknowledgements
Index (concepts): Concept Index
Index (configuration file): Index to New Configuration Files -- The Detailed Node Listing --
Invoking the UUCP Programs
Standard Options: Standard Options for the UUCP Programs
Invoking uucp: Invoking uucp
Invoking uux: Invoking uux
Invoking uustat: Invoking uustat
Invoking uuname: Invoking uuname
Invoking uulog: Invoking uulog
Invoking uuto: Invoking uuto
Invoking uupick: Invoking uupick
Invoking cu: Invoking cu
Invoking uucico: Invoking uucico
Invoking uuxqt: Invoking uuxqt
Invoking uuchk: Invoking uuchk
Invoking uuconv: Invoking uuconv
Invoking uusched: Invoking uusched
Invoking uucp
uucp Description: Description of uucp
uucp Options: Options Supported by uucp
Invoking uux
uux Description: Description of uux
uux Options: Options Supported by uux
uux Examples: Examples of uux Usage
Invoking uustat
uustat Description: Description of uustat
uustat Options: Options Supported by uustat
uustat Examples: Examples of uustat Usage
Invoking cu
cu Description: Description of cu
cu Commands: Commands Supported by cu
cu Variables: Variables Supported by cu
cu Options: Options Supported by cu
Invoking uucico
uucico Description: Description of uucico
uucico Options: Options Supported by uucico
Installing Taylor UUCP
Compilation: Compiling Taylor UUCP
Testing the Compilation: Testing the Compilation
Installing the Binaries: Installing the Binaries
Configuration: Configuring Taylor UUCP
Testing the Installation: Testing the Installation
Using Taylor UUCP
Calling Other Systems: Calling Other Systems
Accepting Calls: Accepting Calls
Mail and News: Using UUCP for Mail and News
The Spool Directory Layout: The Spool Directory Layout
Spool Directory Cleaning: Cleaning the UUCP Spool Directory
Using UUCP for Mail and News.
Sending mail or news: Sending mail or news via UUCP
Receiving mail or news: Receiving mail or news via UUCP
The Spool Directory Layout
System Spool Directories: System Spool Directories
Status Directory: Status Spool Directory
Execution Subdirectories: Execution Spool Subdirectories
Other Spool Subdirectories: Other Spool Subdirectories
Spool Lock Files: Spool Directory Lock Files
Taylor UUCP Configuration Files
Configuration Overview: Configuration File Overview
Configuration File Format: Configuration File Format
Configuration Examples: Examples of Configuration Files
Time Strings: How to Write Time Strings
Chat Scripts: How to Write Chat Scripts
config File: The Main Configuration File
sys File: The System Configuration File
port File: The Port Configuration Files
dial File: The Dialer Configuration Files
UUCP Over TCP: UUCP Over TCP
Security: Security Issues
Examples of Configuration Files
config File Examples: Examples of the Main Configuration File
Leaf Example: Call a Single Remote Site
Gateway Example: The Gateway for Several Local Systems
The Main Configuration File
Miscellaneous (config): Miscellaneous config File Commands
Configuration File Names: Using Different Configuration Files
Log File Names: Using Different Log Files
Debugging Levels: Debugging Levels
The System Configuration File
Defaults and Alternates: Using Defaults and Alternates
Naming the System: Naming the System
Calling Out: Calling Out
Accepting a Call: Accepting a Call
Protocol Selection: Protocol Selection
File Transfer Control: File Transfer Control
Miscellaneous (sys): Miscellaneous sys File Commands
Default sys File Values: Default Values
Calling Out
When to Call: When to Call
Placing the Call: Placing the Call
Logging In: Logging In
UUCP Over TCP
TCP Client: Connecting to Another System Over TCP
TCP Server: Running a TCP Server
UUCP Protocol Internals
UUCP Protocol Sources: Sources for UUCP Protocol Information
UUCP Grades: UUCP Grades
UUCP Lock Files: UUCP Lock Files
Execution File Format: Execution File Format
UUCP Protocol: UUCP Protocol
g Protocol: g protocol
f Protocol: f protocol
t Protocol: t protocol
e Protocol: e protocol
Big G Protocol: G protocol
i Protocol: i protocol
j Protocol: j protocol
x Protocol: x protocol
y Protocol: y protocol
d Protocol: d protocol
h Protocol: h protocol
v Protocol: v protocol
UUCP Protocol
The Initial Handshake: The Initial Handshake
UUCP Protocol Commands: UUCP Protocol Commands
The Final Handshake: The Final Handshake
UUCP Protocol Commands
The S Command: The S Command
The R Command: The R Command
The X Command: The X Command
The E Command: The E Command
The H Command: The H Command
Hacking Taylor UUCP
System Dependence: System Dependence
Naming Conventions: Naming Conventions
Patches: Patches

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