pim@ctisbv.UUCP (Pim Zandbergen) (08/03/89)
I found this this in /usr/spool/uucp/.Old/Old-Log-1: ... uucp hp4nl (8/2-14:06:06,26687,0) OK (startup) uucp hp4nl (8/2-14:06:11,26687,0) REMOTE REQUESTED (hp4nl!D.ctisbvENZS2 --> cti sbv!D.hp4nlSNZS2 (news)) uucp hp4nl (8/2-14:06:40,26687,1) BAD READ (expected ') uucp hp4nl (8/2-14:06:40,26687,1) FAILED (conversation complete) uucp hp4nl (8/2-15:06:43,27046,0) FAILED (LOGIN FAILED) uucp hp4nl (8/2-15:08:26,27046,0) SUCCEEDED (call to hp4nl ) uucp hp4nl (8/2-15:08:31,27046,0) OK (startup) uucp hp4nl (8/2-15:08:34,27046,0) REMOTE REQUESTED (hp4nl!D.ctisbvENZS2 --> cti sbv!D.hp4nlSNZS2 (news)) uucp hp4nl (8/2-15:08:34,27046,0) PERMISSION (DENIED) uucp hp4nl (8/2-15:08:39,27046,0) REMOTE REQUESTED (hp4nl!D.hp4nlXNZS0 --> ctis bv!X.hp4nlNNZS0 (news)) ... Why is the second attempt to send the newsbatch denied? This is on an AT&T 3B2/600 running System V release 3.1.1 -- --------------------+----------------------+----------------------------------- Pim Zandbergen | phone: +31 70 542302 | CTI Software BV pim@ctisbv.UUCP | fax : +31 70 512837 | Laan Copes van Cattenburch 70 ...!uunet!mcvax!hp4nl!ctisbv!pim | 2585 GD The Hague, The Netherlands
jrw@mtune.ATT.COM (Jim Webb) (08/04/89)
In article <797@ctisbv.UUCP>, pim@ctisbv.UUCP (Pim Zandbergen) writes: > I found this this in /usr/spool/uucp/.Old/Old-Log-1: > log entries about denied D. files. > Why is the second attempt to send the newsbatch denied? > This is on an AT&T 3B2/600 running System V release 3.1.1 Most probably the reason is because the D. file (in this case D.ctisbvENZS2) was already transferred the first time thru: uucp hp4nl (8/2-14:06:11,26687,0) REMOTE REQUESTED (hp4nl!D.ctisbvENZS2 --> cti sbv!D.hp4nlSNZS2 (news)) and was mode 600 or somesuch so that uucp would not allow it to be overwritten. I see this occasionally, and everything works fine, for the X. file will get transferred during the second conversation: uucp hp4nl (8/2-15:08:39,27046,0) REMOTE REQUESTED (hp4nl!D.hp4nlXNZS0 --> ctis bv!X.hp4nlNNZS0 (news)) Now, all the files (D/C/X.) are there, the conversation succeeds, and the job is run. -- Jim Webb "Out of Phase -- Get Help" att!mtune!jrw #include <std/disclaimer.h> jrw@mtune.att.com