ttg@gryphon.COM (Ted Garrett) (11/24/89)
I seem to have a problem using annonymous uucp sites. Could someone
tell me what I need to do? Do I need to tell someone before I try this?
I am using an AT&T 6386 w/ Unix System V, revision 3.2 and the standard
uucp package delivered with it. When I attempt to contact osu-cis using the
posted Systems file entry, I get
(SYSTEM: ttg01) access denied
Someone please tell me what I can do to correct this problem...
I'm new to uucp, so smother the flames. I've R'ed TFM till I'm red in
the face, and they don't help. karl@giza.cis.ohio-state.edu (Karl Kleinpaste) (11/25/89)
ttg@gryphon.com writes:
I am using an AT&T 6386 w/ Unix System V, revision 3.2 and the standard
uucp package delivered with it. When I attempt to contact osu-cis using the
posted Systems file entry, I get
(SYSTEM: ttg01) access denied
That's not osu-cis complaining at you; it's your own system. You're
probably trying to write the file into a directory which "uucp" cannot
write - you have to chmod 777 /destination/directory/name in order for
your end to be able to put the file where you want it.
--Karl