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1.1 ! root 1: # How to get to assorted systems. ! 2: # ! 3: # The DCS machines are all on the Ethernet and running 4.2 ! 4: # ! 5: uiucdcs:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh uiucdcs nfrcv %s %s ! 6: uiucdcs:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh uiucdcs nfxmit %s -d%s ! 7: uiuccsb:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csb nfrcv %s %s ! 8: uiuccsb:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csb nfxmit %s -d%s ! 9: uiuccsc:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csc nfrcv %s %s ! 10: uiuccsc:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csc nfxmit %s -d%s ! 11: uiuccsd:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csd nfrcv %s %s ! 12: uiuccsd:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csd nfxmit %s -d%s ! 13: uiuccse:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh cse nfrcv %s %s ! 14: uiuccse:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh cse nfxmit %s -d%s ! 15: uiuccsf:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csf nfrcv %s %s ! 16: uiuccsf:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csf nfxmit %s -d%s ! 17: uiuccsg:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csg nfrcv %s %s ! 18: uiuccsg:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csg nfxmit %s -d%s ! 19: uiuccsh:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csh nfrcv %s %s ! 20: uiuccsh:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csh nfxmit %s -d%s ! 21: uiuccsi:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csi nfrcv %s %s ! 22: uiuccsi:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csi nfxmit %s -d%s ! 23: # ! 24: # send articles to Usenet via the "newsoutput" command ! 25: # Notice that no %s fields are needed or wanted ! 26: # There are several examples here. ! 27: # Usenet assumes you run news locally ! 28: # Usenet2 assumes a UUCP neighbor runs news ! 29: # Usenet3 assumes an "rsh" host runs news ! 30: # ! 31: Usenet:x:::/usr/bin/rnews ! 32: Usenet2:x:::uux - -z neighbor!/usr/bin/rnews ! 33: Usenet3:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh centralhost /usr/bin/rnews ! 34: # ! 35: # Ideas on how to get to sites connected in other ways. ! 36: # berkhost: a host connected over a berknet. (untested) ! 37: # xuucp: a host connected via UUCP with the notesfile programs ! 38: # in strange places. ! 39: # ! 40: berkhost:x:::net -m berkhost - nfrcv %s %s ! 41: berkhost:r:::net -m berkhost nfxmit %s -d%s ! 42: xuucp:x:::uux -n - xuucp\!/some/path/nfrcv %s %s ! 43: xuucp:r:::uux -n xuucp\!/some/path/nfxmit %s -d%s ! 44: # ! 45: # For dumping a notesfile into a file ! 46: # ! 47: tarall:x:::(cat - > /tmp/notes/%s ; echo %s done) ! 48: rbenet:x:::(cat - > %s ; echo %s done)
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