walt@bcarh133.uucp (Walt Sullivan) (01/31/91)
I'm running UUCP 1.06D on my Amiga 2000, 3 MB memory, 40MB HD. When I try to request a file from my feed site, with: uucp Atronx!~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d uupub:readme.uucp1.08d or cd uupub: uucp Atronx!~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d readme.uucp1.08d or uucp Atronx!~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d readme.uucp1.08d I get a 0-byte file in UUPUB: called readme.uucp1.08d-12345678.TMP, and the following messages in my UUSPOOL:LOGFILE: (01/30-05:30:55) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST R ~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d uupub:readme.uucp1.08d walt -c D.atronxX2664 0666 walt (01/30-05:30:56) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST DENIED SN4 My UULIB:Security says "UUPUB: rw". What does "REQUEST DENIED SN4" mean? How can I get it to work? -- Walt Sullivan BITNET: walt@BNR.CA (work) UUCP: walt@orbit.amiga.OCUnix.on.ca (home)
mack@wizard.ruhr.de (Jochen Erwied) (02/01/91)
In article <WALT.91Jan31093523@bcarh133.uucp>, Walt Sullivan writes: >I get a 0-byte file in UUPUB: called readme.uucp1.08d-12345678.TMP, and the >following messages in my UUSPOOL:LOGFILE: > >(01/30-05:30:55) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST R ~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d uupub:readme.uucp1.08d walt -c D.atronxX2664 0666 walt >(01/30-05:30:56) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST DENIED SN4 > >My UULIB:Security says "UUPUB: rw". > >What does "REQUEST DENIED SN4" mean? How can I get it to work? >-- >Walt Sullivan It's probably not a problem of your security file, but one of your feed. From uucp-g summary, posted to comp.sys.amiga.datacomm [...] If the master wishes to send a file to the slave, it will send a S message to the slave. If the slave can or will do the transfer, it sends a SY message. If the slave has a problem creating work files, it sends a SN4 message. If the target file can't be created (because of priv's etc) it sends a SN2 message. [...] -- Jochen Erwied | (inside Germany) mack@wizard.ruhr.de Emil-Figge-Str. 3/005 | erwied%wastl@laura.informatik.uni-dortmund.de W-4600 Dortmund 1, FRG | +49-231-750331 (data) +49-231-756081 (voice) -----------------------+ "I'm not a number, I'm a FREE man" - "hahaha..."
umcharl3@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Mike Charlton) (02/02/91)
In <WALT.91Jan31093523@bcarh133.uucp> walt@bcarh133.uucp (Walt Sullivan) writes: >I get a 0-byte file in UUPUB: called readme.uucp1.08d-12345678.TMP, and the >following messages in my UUSPOOL:LOGFILE: >(01/30-05:30:55) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST R ~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d uupub:readme.uucp1.08d walt -c D.atronxX2664 0666 walt >(01/30-05:30:56) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST DENIED SN4 Whenever I've gotten that message, it's meant that the file doesn't exist on the remote system. I've also gotten the 0 byte file when this has happened. Mike
johnv@tower.actrix.gen.nz (John Veldthuis) (02/02/91)
Quoted from <WALT.91Jan31093523@bcarh133.uucp> by walt@bcarh133.uucp (Walt Sullivan): > (01/30-05:30:55) uucico,Atronx,walt REQUEST R ~/ab20/readme.uucp1.08d uupub:readme.uucp1.08d walt -c D.atronxX2664 0666 walt > > What does "REQUEST DENIED SN4" mean? How can I get it to work? > -- > Walt Sullivan > BITNET: walt@BNR.CA (work) > UUCP: walt@orbit.amiga.OCUnix.on.ca (home) I think this means the machine you called denied the request not your machine. -- *** John Veldthuis, NZAmigaUG. johnv@tower.actrix.gen.nz ***