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From: mack@wizard.ruhr.de (Jochen Erwied)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.datacomm
Subject: Re: UUCP 1.06D error message
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Date: 31 Jan 91 20:40:08 GMT
References: <WALT.91Jan31093523@bcarh133.uucp>
Reply-To: mack@wizard.ruhr.de (Jochen Erwied)
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In article <WALT.91Jan31093523@bcarh133.uucp>, Walt Sullivan writes:

>I get a 0-byte file in UUPUB: called readme.uucp1.08d-12345678.TMP, and the
>following messages in my UUSPOOL:LOGFILE:
>
>(01/30-05:30:55) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST R ~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d uupub:readme.uucp1.08d walt -c D.atronxX2664 0666 walt
>(01/30-05:30:56) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST DENIED SN4
>
>My UULIB:Security says "UUPUB:  rw".
>
>What does "REQUEST DENIED SN4" mean? How can I get it to work?
>--
>Walt Sullivan

It's probably not a problem of your security file, but one of your feed.

From uucp-g summary, posted to comp.sys.amiga.datacomm

[...]
        If the master wishes to send a file to the slave, it will
        send a S message to the slave. If the slave can or will do
        the transfer, it sends a SY message. If the slave has a
        problem creating work files, it sends a SN4 message. If
        the target file can't be created (because of priv's etc)
        it sends a SN2 message.
[...]
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