ken@sun.soe (Ken) (10/05/88)
I'm trying to get a SysV 386 machine uucping to a Sun 3/60 running BSD 4.2 over a direct connect 9600 line. Almost (!) everything works just fine - I can uucp files in either direction from either machine. However, when I try to send mail in either direction, I get file access denied messages from the Sun. It seems as though the 386 is trying to send/get C. and D. mail files in /usr/spool/uucp, and the Sun wants to put them in /usr/spool/uucp/C./ and /usr/spool/uucp/D./. I *thought* that the problem was a configuration problem on the Sun, so I double checked the uucp installation there as per the Sun manual. They are very explicit about directory and file protections in their instructions; I set every file and directory protection as they specified, verbatim. I even tried setting every directory and file read/writeable to the entire world (to test), and got the same results. Any insight and/or hints here would be *greatly* appreciated. Ken P.S. Please reply to luken@spot.cc.lehigh.edu. Kenneth R. van Wyk Calvin's mom running a bath for Calvin... User Services Senior Consultant Calvin: It's too cold! Lehigh University Computing Center Calvin: Now it's too hot! Internet: <luken@Spot.CC.Lehigh.EDU> Calvin: Now it's too cold! BITNET: <LUKEN@LEHIIBM1> Calvin: Now it's too deep!