djm@eng.umd.edu (David J. MacKenzie) (02/26/91)
I'm trying to get an SCO Unix 3.2.2 system running HDB to talk to a Sun running the 4.3BSD uucp (NOT Sun's HDB). The SCO system is calling on a Multitech Hayes-compat. modem to an Annex terminal server, from which it telnets to the Sun's uucpd port. From there, things go fine until they recognize each other, then nothing happens until they time out. Anyone have a guess about what's not happening? Here's the end of 'uutry -x9' output when I try to send files to the Sun. mojo is the sun, edfdc is the SCO. connect charges by dialing campus extension x34333.^M^J (up to 2400bps, no parity, 8 data bits)^M^J[annex1/23] annex:got it sendthem (telnet mo telnet mojo.eng.umd.edu 540^M^JTrying...^M^JConnected to mojo.eng.^M^JEscape ch aracter is '^]'.^M^Jlogin:got it sendthem (uu-edf^M) expect: (sword:) uu-edf^M^JPassword:got it sendthem (fubar^M) ISTRIP cleared imsg > fubar^M^J^PShere=mojo^@Login Successful: System=mojo omsg "Sedfdc -Q0 -x9" imsg >^M^J^PSedfdc -Q0 -x9LOGIN FAILED - failed exit code 101 Conversation Complete: Status FAILED TM_cnt: 0 Interrupt -- David J. MacKenzie <djm@eng.umd.edu> <djm@ai.mit.edu>
romain@pyramid.pyramid.com (Romain Kang) (02/27/91)
In <DJM.91Feb25210648@egypt.eng.umd.edu> djm@eng.umd.edu (David J. MacKenzie) writes: | telnet mojo.eng.umd.edu 540^M^JTrying...^M^J | Connected to mojo.eng.^M^J ... | imsg > fubar^M^J^PShere=mojo^@Login Successful: System=mojo | omsg "Sedfdc -Q0 -x9" | imsg >^M^J^PSedfdc -Q0 -x9LOGIN FAILED - failed | exit code 101 | Conversation Complete: Status FAILED Notice your omsg "Sedfdc -Q0 -x9" got echoed back to you, when your system was expecting an "ROK" message from the remote. The echo is coming from your terminal server (which was unable to negotiate the telnet ECHO option with the uucp daemon). It is a fair bet that other parts of the conversation are getting garbled. You might consult documentation or technical support to discover how you can make transparent TCP connections without the intrusion of telnet protocol.