kherron@ms.uky.edu (Dan Chaney) (11/10/90)
I'm trying to get uucp working between a Sequent running Dynix and a
6386 WGS running Sysv/386 3.2.1, with the MICOM-Interlan NP600a ethernet
board and NP622a software. I can rlogin and ftp from either machine to
the other, but haven't had any success getting uucp to work over the
ethernet. I just need to have uucico do the equivalent of an rlogin
so it shouldn't require any special setup on the sequent end.
My /usr/lib/uucp files contain these entries:
Systems:
s.ms.uky.edu Any TLIS - \000\002\004\002\200\243\200\023 in:--in: [etc.]
Devices:
TLIS,e it - - TLIS \D nls
Devconfig:
service=cu device=TLIS push=ntty:tirdwr:ld0
service=uucico device=TLIS push=ntty:tirdwr:ld0
Dialers:
nls "" "" NLPS:000:001:513\N\c
[Have tried other numbers here ^^^ No difference]
and a sample Uutry -x9 s.ms.uky.edu looks like this:
[...]
chdir(/usr/spool/uucp/s.ms.uky.edu)
File exists: link(/usr/spool/locks/LTMP.15042, /usr/spool/locks/LCK..s.ms.uky.)
ulockf file /usr/spool/locks/LCK..s.ms.uky.
kill pid (15028), returned -1--ok to remove lock file (/usr/spool/locks/LCK..s.ms.uky.)
conn(s.ms.uky.edu)
Device Type TLIS wanted
ProtoStr = e
Internal caller type TLIS
filelock: ok
tlicall: bound to ^B
[ ^ an actual \002 character ]
t_connect to addr "\N\002\004\002\377#\377\023"
[ actually a \243 character ^ ]
At this point uucico just hangs until I kill it.
All of my uucp entries match the MICOM manual notes, with the exception
of nls in Dialers; MICOM doesn't mention it but the entry matches AT&T's
example. 513 is the "login" service code (according to /etc/services
on both systems).
Has anyone else done this? Does anyone know what's wrong?
Many thanks in advance,
Kenneth Herron