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From: naim@nucsrl.UUCP (Naim Abdullah)
Newsgroups: net.unix-wizards
Subject: 4.3bsd uucico log entry question
Message-ID: <2410004@nucsrl.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 5-Nov-86 19:52:54 EST
Article-I.D.: nucsrl.2410004
Posted: Wed Nov  5 19:52:54 1986
Date-Received: Fri, 7-Nov-86 22:45:35 EST
Organization: Northwestern Univ., Evanston IL
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Our uucp log for the system chinet (from whom we get news) shows
the following entry:

UUCP chinet (11/5-17:50-5930) SUCCEEDED (call to chinet )
UUCP chinet (11/5-17:52-5930) FAILED (imsg 1)
**NSC** chinet (11/5-18:08-5944) FAILED (LOGIN)
**NSC** chinet (11/5-18:08-5944) FAILED (call to chinet )

This is produced by the 4.3bsd uucp running on a vax 11/780. Anybody
know what is happening ? I tried looking for NSC in the sources for
uucp but couldn't find it (via egrep NSC /usr/src/usr.bin/uucp/*.[ch]; I
also looked in the aculib and the vms subdirectories but it wasn't
there).

Also "imsg 1" sounds catastrophic because the level 1 is supposed to be
for pretty serious errors. Can anybody explain what can produce an
"imsg 1" ?

I wish somebody "in the know" could write a description of the g protocol
for the rest of us poor slobs who yearn to understand it. Ofcourse, it
would be given only to those who have source licenses.

			  Naim Abdullah
			  Dept. of EECS,
			  Northwestern University,
			  {ihnp4, chinet}!nucsrl!naim