cck@deneb.ucdavis.edu (Earl H. Kinmonth) (10/24/88)
Any idea what is going on here? When I use uucico over a 1200
baud generic ($70) modem, everything works fine. When I use it
over my expensive leased line, exchanges go to a certain point,
and then a sequence of the following type starts:
$ uucico -Sucdavis -r1 -x9
[log in and successful transactions cut]
send 44
rec h->cntl 177652
send 45
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177772
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177762
rec h->cntl 177772
rec h->cntl 42
send 25
state - 10
rec h->cntl 10
state - 6000
ret from cntrl - -1
enter us_sst, status is : 10
s.sysname : ucdavis
send OO -1,omsg-<OOOOOO>imsg <^P<
-"*---OOOOOO-omsg-<OOOOOO>imsg <Disconnected^M^JRequest: exit code 0
This happens at all speeds I've tried: 4800, 2400, and 1200
baud.
I'm using SCO Xenix 286 2.2 on an ATT6310. The target machine is
a VAX 11/750 running BSD 4.3.
Earl H. Kinmonth, History Department, University of California,
Davis, California, 95616
916-752-1636/0776
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