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From: nic@marque.mu.edu (Nic Bernstein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga,comp.mail.uucp
Subject: Re: A new site (almost) on the 'Net (really UUCP problems)
Message-ID: <226@dworld.UUCP>
Date: 21 Mar 88 15:04:41 GMT
References: <8318@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu>
Reply-To: nic@dworld.UUCP (Nic Bernstein)
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Organization: Discovery World: Museum of Science, Economics and Technology inc.
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Keywords: GnUUCP Amiga buggy UUPC
Summary: We need help from a UUCP Guru.

In article <8318@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu> erd@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (Ethan R. Dicks) writes:
>
>After several months of trying, I finally got a message through from my
>Amiga to my account at OSU.
>
>I am using the port of GnUUCP from William Lufton at Unisys and am having
>some difficulties getting

>I would be happy to abandon this buggy code, it only I had an
>alternative. (UUPC don't talk right to osu-cis - a 3b2) 
	       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>Thanks,
>-ethan

	I've also been having problems getting UUPC to talk to AT&T UUCP.
    We've got a 3B1 here at work, and when I try to call it from home UUPC
    only gets as far as sending the password, and then just sits there.
    When I set the debugging level of UUCICO high on the 3B1 I found that
    it was sending "SHere=dworld" and getting no reply.  After about 30
    seconds everything times out and UUPC hangs up.  I'm using the version
    of UUPC (1.8 Camelot) just posted to the net, but I also had this
    problem with the original UUPC port.

	While I'm at it... When I unshared the first part of UUPC, one of
    readme files had nothing but a header, no text.  Unshar didn't complain
    about this at all, so I asume this is the way it was when it was
    shared.  Was there anything important in that file?

	Anyhow, if anyone knows why UUPC won't talk to the AT&T UUCP please
    shed some light on this.  It would be really nice top be able to have
    UUPC/amicron do all my file transfers for me while I was on my way home
    at night :-).

					Thanks-
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				-Nic Bernstein
				Discovery World Museum, Milwaukee, WI
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