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From: hwajin@wrswrs.wrs.com (Hwajin Bae)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip,comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Re: Using the uucp daemon (TCP/IP) on System V.3 with TCP/IP
Keywords: UUCP TCP/IP uucpd uucico sockets BSD4.3 SysV.3
Message-ID: <656@wrs.wrs.com>
Date: 6 Jul 89 18:28:19 GMT
References: <1126@ssp15.idca.tds.philips.nl>
Reply-To: hwajin@wrs.UUCP (Hwajin Bae)
Organization: Wind River Systems, Emeryville, CA
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In article <1126@ssp15.idca.tds.philips.nl> jos@idca.tds.PHILIPS.nl (Jos Vos) writes:
>Please mail/post experiences with:
>-  The porting problems (if any) with uucpd from BDS4.3.
>-  The porting problems with AT&T's V.3 uucico (I know the TCP/IP socket
>   support is in the code between BSD?? #ifdef's).
>-  Any other problem I overlooked...

HDB UUCP that comes with AT&T V.3.2 UNIX includes support for TLI, TLIS, and
socket interfaces to TCP/IP connections.  Using existing TLIS (TLI STREAMS 
Based) code, all you need is to set up listener service database to invoke
uucico when a request comes in from a remote TCP/IP host.  This is only useful
if you have another machine with TCP/IP, TLI, and equivalent UUCP.
Porting BSD 4.3 UUCP daemon has already been done several times for different 
incarnations of TCP/IP implementations for system V Unix's.  Unfortunately
none of them are "free" that I know of.

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Hwa-jin Bae
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