reynolds_l@apollo.uucp (Lee Reynolds) (08/14/87)
Hi!
Can anyone out there tell me what programs exist to enable you
to turn your pc into a device capable of functioning as a UUCP
dial up node?
For that matter, what else is necessary if you want to turn
said device into a local community UUCP access device?
Lee
Reynolds_L@Apollo
(617)256-6600 x6903postmaster@milehi (Oscar Barlow) (08/16/87)
Yes. UUCP software exists for a P.C. I'm running on an IBM PC with a
couple of hard drives and read your message on my BBS. The software will be
available in a few weeks.
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UUCP : ...!{isis|hao}!scicom!milehi!56!oscardave@westmark.UUCP (Dave Levenson) (08/16/87)
In article <36aa0305.448d@apollo.uucp>, reynolds_l@apollo.UUCP writes: > Can anyone out there tell me what programs exist to enable you > to turn your pc into a device capable of functioning as a UUCP > dial up node? The package you want is UULINK. For information, contact: Lauren Weinstein Vortex Technology PO Box 1323 Topanga, CA 90290-1323 This package includes uucp, news, and mail. Dave Levenson Westmark, Inc. {clyde | rutgers | mtune | ihnp4}!westmark!dave
news@turnkey.UUCP (News Administrator) (08/17/87)
In article <36aa0305.448d@apollo.uucp>, reynolds_l@apollo.uucp (Lee Reynolds) writes: > Hi! > Can anyone out there tell me what programs exist to enable you > to turn your pc into a device capable of functioning as a UUCP > dial up node? There is a Public Domain program available at our site which may at least give you a start toward what you are looking for. It is called Uclone.arc. It will need some work to get it truely functional, however, for at the moment it has only worked here as a dialout program. I am fairly confident that the dialin (slave) mode just has some minor bugs that a little work should turn up. We are not using it, and I have not had time to look into the problem. You can obtain it either by logging into our XBBS system and looking in the msdos file directory, or request it uucp, the nuucp login is unpassworded. the file is in the $PUBDIR. The site number is (714) 662-7450. Leave me mail if there are further questions I can answer. --- Jack F. Vogel Turnkey Computer Consultants, Costa Mesa, CA UUCP: ...seismo!uunet!ccicpg!turnkey!news
farber@udel.EDU (Dave Farber) (08/17/87)
As a long timer user of Weinsteins UULINK, I can recommend it strongly. I use it under DOS on a 386, with a Toshiba 1100+ on the road and many visiting systems (using of course ONLY one copy). It is my main route to mail. Dave Dave Farber _______________________________________________________________________________ Office: University of Delaware Department of Electrical Engineering Newark, De 19716 NSFNet/CSNET/ArpaNet:farber@udel.edu Compuserve: 76010,104 Telex: 6501066405 MciMail: dfarber Fax: 1-818-440-1742 Telephones: Office(UD): 302-451-1163 Home: 215-274-8292 _______________________________________________________________________________
akk2@ur-tut.UUCP (Atul Kacker) (08/18/87)
In article <129@westmark.UUCP> dave@westmark.UUCP (Dave Levenson) writes: >In article <36aa0305.448d@apollo.uucp>, reynolds_l@apollo.UUCP writes: >> Can anyone out there tell me what programs exist to enable you >> to turn your pc into a device capable of functioning as a UUCP >> dial up node? > >The package you want is UULINK. >For information, contact: > Lauren Weinstein > Vortex Technology > PO Box 1323 > Topanga, CA 90290-1323 Yet another package to do this is called UUPC and the sources have been posted to comp.sources.misc. I just saw them today so they might show up at your site in a couple of days or so. The package claims to work on an IBM PC, an ATARI, a Macintosh etc. Check it out before you shell out mucho dinero for anything else. t h i s i s f o r b r a i n d e a d i n e w s
kadie@uiucdcsb.cs.uiuc.edu (08/19/87)
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Yet another package to do this is called UUPC and the sources have been
posted to comp.sources.misc. I just saw them today so they might show up
at your site in a couple of days or so. The package claims to work on
an IBM PC, an ATARI, a Macintosh etc. Check it out before you shell out
mucho dinero for anything else.
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Can someone compile this package and put it in comp.binaries.ibm ?
Carl Kadie
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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CSNET: kadie@UIUC.CSNET
ARPA: kadie@M.CS.UIUC.EDU (kadie@UIUC.ARPA)pozar@hoptoad.uucp (Tim Pozar) (08/27/87)
In article <36aa0305.448d@apollo.uucp>, reynolds_l@apollo.uucp (Lee Reynolds) writes: > Hi! > Can anyone out there tell me what programs exist to enable you > to turn your pc into a device capable of functioning as a UUCP > dial up node? > Uuslave (aka uugnu?) written by John Gilmore, Tim Pozar, and Garry Paxinos is the most complete clone of uucico. It supports variable window size for the "G" protocal, and is fully supports master and slave modes. It has been ported over to MS-DOS, and it is the "core" programme for the Unix <=> Fido gateway. At this point John is cementing a new version together. You should see a new posting of it pretty soon. -- Tim Pozar UUCP pozar@hoptoad.UUCP Fido 1:125/406 USNail KLOK-FM 77 Maiden Lane San Francisco CA 94108 PaBell (415) 788-3904