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- .ss systems file ([libdir]\uucp\systems)
- .sa modem
-
- The systems file controls how FSUUCP logs into the remote system. Think of it
- as a basic login script processor.
-
- Here is a sample systems entry. Note that this is one complete line. For the
- sake of this documentation, it has been broken up, but in the systems file, it
- should be contiguous.
-
- joltsys Any Hayes 2400 ATDT5551212
- "" <CR> TCP\s> set\sbinary\son TCP\s> c\scsl "" \r tion:\s joltsys
- ogin: me ssword: itsmeagain
-
- joltsys: the system we are calling. This should be the same as the entries
- in the batcher.cfg and sys files. If a system does not appear here, you cannot
- send mail directly to it.
-
- Any: The time you may call. Currently, timing is not implemented. Soon, FSUUCP
- will support calling systems at specific times.
-
- Hayes: The dialer type. UUCICO will look for a file in [libdir]\modem with
- the name of the dialer, and .MDM for information about how to handle this
- dialer. See MODEM.MAN for information about the MDM file.
-
- 2400: the baud rate at which to set the communications port for the actual
- communication to the remote site
-
- ATDT5551212: the string to dial. For a direct connection, you may substitute
- this for anything you need to wake the connection up. If nothing else, put
- in a return ("\r").
-
- THE REST OF THE SYSTEMS LINE
- ----------------------------
-
- The rest of the systems line is a send/expect pair script. In this instance,
- "" means expect nothing, and send a carraige return sequence. The <CR>
- is unique to FSUUCP, it directs UUCICO to send a return once per second for
- 10 seconds until something is received from the remote site. The rest of the
- lines are just strings to expect from the remote site, and what to send when
- that string is seen.
-
- ESCAPE CODES
- ------------
-
- The systems send/expect script processor understands some basic escape
- codes:
-
- \b - send break
- \r - send return
- \n - send newline
- \t - send tab
- \d - flush line, delay 1 second
- \s - send space
- \c - do NOT send a return at the end of this line (default is to do so)
- \\ - send a backslash
-
- There is more documentation in the distributed systems file.
-
- NOTE
- ----
-
- Editing an systems entry to work is a long and sometimes VERY difficult process!
- No two system are alike, and it takes some getting used to and a bit of skill
- to get your systems entry to log you in correctly every time. This is probably
- where you'll spend the most time configuring FSUUCP. GOOD LUCK!
-