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From: jerry@OLIVEY.ATC.OLIVETTI.COM (Jerry Aguirre)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.sys.cisco
Subject: Re:  ASM Terminal Server and uucp
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Date: 9 Oct 90 21:27:20 GMT
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Here is what works for me (4.3BSD UUCP):

host Any ACU 2400 14155551212 ord:~5--ord:~2--ord:~2--ord:~2--ord:~2--ord: secret ipA> ter\sno\shold ipA> ter\sno\sesc ipA> host ogin: myname ssword: mypasswd

Of course you will need to change "host", the phone number, "secret",
"myname", "mypasswd", and perhaps the baud rate.  I think it was the
"ter no hold" and "ter no esc" that you really wanted to know about.

I have had mixed results running UUCP over telnet.  Some connections
just don't seem transparrent enough to handle it and then a particular
file will always hang.  If your version of UUCP allows specifying the
protocol used you might try using the "f" protocol instead of the "g".
It was designed for 7 bit connections that don't handle binary
transfers.  Of course many versions of UUCP don't come with the "f"
protocol compiled in (damn them).

					Jerry