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From: grover@skybridge.SCL.CWRU.Edu (Grover=Davidson)
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Subject: uucp wierdness
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Date: 12 Feb 91 16:32:12 GMT
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On other systems, I had this problem. The first thing that I did was to 
invoke uucico with a debug level of 9 (uucico -r1 -x9 -s.....). This will
tell you all of the inside things about the uucp session. I discovered 
that the remote system I was trying to talk to did not recognise me as
having access to it. This was because it's uucp file structures were different
than what I had set them up to be.