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        !             4: L-DEVICES(5)                 1986                   L-DEVICES(5)
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        !             8: NNAAMMEE
        !             9:      L-devices - UUCP device description file
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        !            11: DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
        !            12:      The L-devices file is consulted by the UUCP daemon
        !            13:      _u_u_c_i_c_o(8C) under the direction of _L._s_y_s(5) for information
        !            14:      on the devices that it may use.  Each line describes exactly
        !            15:      one device.
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        !            17:      A line in _L-_d_e_v_i_c_e_s has the form:
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        !            19:      Caller  Device  Call_Unit Class  Dialer  [Expect  Send]....
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        !            21:      Each item can be separated by any number of blanks or tabs.
        !            22:      Lines beginning with a `#' character are comments; long
        !            23:      lines can be continued by appending a `\' character to the
        !            24:      end of the line.
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        !            26:      _C_a_l_l_e_r denotes the type of connection, and must be one of
        !            27:      the following:
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        !            29:      AACCUU     Automatic call unit, e.g., autodialing modems such
        !            30:             as the Hayes Smartmodem 1200 or Novation ``Smart
        !            31:             Cat''.
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        !            33:      DDIIRR     Direct connect; hardwired line (usually RS-232) to a
        !            34:             remote system.
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        !            36:      DDKK      AT&T Datakit.
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        !            38:      MMIICCOOMM   Micom Terminal switch.
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        !            40:      PPAADD     X.25 PAD connection.
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        !            42:      PPCCPP     GTE Telenet PC Pursuit.
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        !            44:      SSYYTTEEKK   Sytek high-speed dedicated modem port connection.
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        !            46:      TTCCPP     Berkeley TCP/IP or 3Com UNET connection. These are
        !            47:             mutually exclusive.  Note that listing TCP connec-
        !            48:             tions in _L-_d_e_v_i_c_e_s is superfluous; _u_u_c_i_c_o does not
        !            49:             even bother to look here since it has all the infor-
        !            50:             mation it needs in _L._s_y_s(5).
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        !            52:      _D_e_v_i_c_e is a device file in /dev/ that is opened to use the
        !            53:      device. The device file must be owned by UUCP, with access
        !            54:      modes of 0600 or better. (See _c_h_m_o_d(2)).
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        !            56:      _C_a_l_l__U_n_i_t is an optional second device file name. True
        !            57:      automatic call units use a separate device file for data and
        !            58:      for dialing; the _D_e_v_i_c_e field specifies the data port, while
        !            59:      the _C_a_l_l__u_n_i_t field specifies the dialing port.  If the
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        !            70: L-DEVICES(5)                 1986                   L-DEVICES(5)
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        !            74:      _C_a_l_l__u_n_i_t field is unused, it must not be left empty.
        !            75:      Insert a dummy entry as a placeholder, such as ``0'' or
        !            76:      ``unused.''
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        !            78:      _C_l_a_s_s is an integer number that specifies the line baud (for
        !            79:      dialers and direct lines) or the port number (for network
        !            80:      connections).
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        !            82:      The _C_l_a_s_s may be preceded by a non-numeric prefix.  This is
        !            83:      to differentiate among devices that have identical _C_a_l_l_e_r
        !            84:      and baud, but are distinctly different.  For example,
        !            85:      ``1200'' could refer to all Bell 212-compatible modems,
        !            86:      ``V1200'' to Racal-Vadic modems, and ``C1200'' to CCITT
        !            87:      modems, all at 1200 baud. Similarly, ``W1200'' could denote
        !            88:      long distance lines, while ``L1200'' could refer to local
        !            89:      phone lines.
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        !            91:      _D_i_a_l_e_r applies only to ACU devices. This is the "brand" or
        !            92:      type of the ACU or modem.
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        !            94:      DDFF0022    DEC DF02 or DF03 modems.
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        !            96:      DDFF111122   Dec DF112 modems. Use a _D_i_a_l_e_r field of DDFF111122TT to
        !            97:             use tone dialing, or DDFF111122PP for pulse dialing.
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        !            99:      aatttt     AT&T 2224 2400 baud modem.
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        !           101:      ccddss222244  Concord Data Systems 224 2400 baud modem.
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        !           103:      ddnn1111    DEC DN11 Unibus dialer.
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        !           105:      hhaayyeess   Hayes Smartmodem 1200 and compatible autodialing
        !           106:             modems.  Use a _D_i_a_l_e_r field of hhaayyeessttoonnee to use tone
        !           107:             dialing, or hhaayyeessppuullssee for pulse dialing.      It is
        !           108:             also permissible to include the letters `T' and `P'
        !           109:             in the phone number (in _L._s_y_s) to change to tone or
        !           110:             pulse midway through dialing.  (Note that a leading
        !           111:             `T' or `P' will be interpreted as a dialcode!)
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        !           113:      hhaayyeess22440000
        !           114:             Hayes Smartmodem 2400 and compatible modems.  Use a
        !           115:             _D_i_a_l_e_r field of hhaayyeess22440000ttoonnee to use tone dialing,
        !           116:             or hhaayyeess22440000ppuullssee for pulse dialing.
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        !           118:      nnoovvaattiioonn
        !           119:             Novation ``Smart Cat'' autodialing modem.
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        !           121:      ppeennrriill  Penril Corp ``Hayes compatible'' modems (they really
        !           122:             aren't or they would use the hhaayyeess entry.)
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        !           124:      rrvvmmaaccss  Racal-Vadic 820 dialer with 831 adapter in a MACS
        !           125:             configuration.
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        !           136: L-DEVICES(5)                 1986                   L-DEVICES(5)
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        !           140:      vvaa221122   Racal-Vadic 212 autodialing modem.
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        !           142:      vvaa881111ss  Racal-Vadic 811s dialer with 831 adapter.
        !           143: 
        !           144:      vvaa882200   Racal-Vadic 820 dialer with 831 adapter.
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        !           146:      vvaaddiicc   Racal-Vadic 3450 and 3451 series autodialing modems.
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        !           148:      vveenntteell  Ventel 212+ autodialing modem.
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        !           150:      vvmmaaccss   Racal-Vadic 811 dialer with 831 adapter in a MACS
        !           151:             configuration.
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        !           153:      _E_x_p_e_c_t/_S_e_n_d is an optional _E_x_p_e_c_t/_S_e_n_d script for getting
        !           154:      through a smart port selector, or for issuing special com-
        !           155:      mands to the modem.  The syntax is identical to that of the
        !           156:      Expect/Send script of _L._s_y_s.  The difference is that the _L-
        !           157:      _d_e_v_i_c_e_s script is used _b_e_f_o_r_e the connection is made, while
        !           158:      the _L._s_y_s script is used _a_f_t_e_r.
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        !           160: FFIILLEESS
        !           161:      /usr/lib/uucp/L-devices
        !           162:      /usr/lib/uucp/UUAIDS/L-devices    L-devices example
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        !           164: SSEEEE AALLSSOO
        !           165:      uucp(1C), uux(1C), L.sys(5), uucico(8C)
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