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From: rdg@hpfcla.UUCP
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Subject: Re: calling non-unix systems AND dial(3) problems....
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Date: Thu, 10-Oct-85 17:41:00 EDT
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# Written  6:27 pm  Oct  1, 1985 by jmg@dolphy.UUCP in net.unix
# In Real Life: Intergalactic Psychic Police Of Uranus at Lesbian Vampires Of Sodom Corp.
# Subject: calling non-unix systems AND dial(3) problems....
*** help ***
......
jeffrey greenberg
212-966-1334
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Try the "~$" command in CU: it lets you fork a subshell, and it sends
the output of that shell to the remote system. So, depending on the
remote system, you might be able to use something like "~$cat file"
to send a file.


Rob Gardner                     {ihnp4,hplabs,hpbbn}!hpfcla!rdg
Hewlett Packard                 or hpfcla!rdg@hplabs
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