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        !             3: uucp                         Command                         uucp
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        !             8: Ready files for transmission to other systems
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        !            10: uuuuccpp [ -bbccCCddmm ] _s_o_u_r_c_e_1 ... _s_o_u_r_c_e_N _d_e_s_t
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        !            12: uucp copies files source1 through sourceN to the destination sys-
        !            13: tem  dest.   Either  source  or  destination  files  can  contain
        !            14: specifications for the remote system.
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        !            16: uucp recognizes the following options:
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        !            18: -cc Instead of copying the source file to the spool directory, use
        !            19:    the file itself.  This is a default.
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        !            21: -CC Copy the source file to the spool directory.
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        !            23: -dd Make directories on _d_e_s_t if they are necessary for copying the
        !            24:    files.
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        !            26: -ff Do not make intermediate directories for the file copy.
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        !            28: -gg_g_r_a_d_e
        !            29:    grade is a single ASCII character indicating the importance of
        !            30:    the files being transmitted: the lower the value of grade, the
        !            31:    more important the files.
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        !            33: -mm Send mail to the requester when the file is sent.
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        !            35: -nn_u_s_e_r
        !            36:    Notify user  on destination system  that file was  sent.  Note
        !            37:    that user may contain a path:
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        !            39:            -nuser!site
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        !            42: -xx_d_e_b_u_g
        !            43:    debug is a single-digit number, 0 to 9.  The higher the level,
        !            44:    the more information yielded.
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        !            46: ***** Examples *****
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        !            48: The first  example copies  file foo  to directory /bar  on system
        !            49: george:
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        !            52:         uucp foo george!/bar
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        !            55: The next example copies  file /foo from system george into direc-
        !            56: tory /tmp on your system:
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        !            64: COHERENT Lexicon                                           Page 1
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        !            69: uucp                         Command                         uucp
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        !            73:         uucp george!/foo /tmp
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        !            76: The next example copies file /foo from system george into file or
        !            77: directory /bar on system ivan:
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        !            80:         uucp george!/foo ivan!/bar
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        !            83: Note that  this assumes your  system can talk to  both george and
        !            84: ivan and  that your  system has permission  to read file  /foo on
        !            85: system george as well as to write file /bar on system ivan.
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        !            87: The next  example downloads files /foo and  /bar from remote sys-
        !            88: tems ivan and george into directory /tmp on your system:
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        !            91:         uucp ivan!/foo george!/bar /tmp
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        !            94: ***** Files *****
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        !            96: /uussrr/lliibb/uuuuccpp/LL.ssyyss -- List of reachable systems
        !            97: /uussrr/lliibb/uuuuccpp/PPeerrmmiissssiioonnss -- List of system permissions
        !            98: /uussrr/ssppooooll/uuuuccpp/.LLoogg/*/_s_i_t_e_n_a_m_e -- uuuuccpp  activities log files for
        !            99: _s_i_t_e_n_a_m_e
        !           100: /uussrr/ssppooooll/uuuuccpp/_s_i_t_e_n_a_m_e -- Spool directory for work
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        !           102: ***** See Also *****
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        !           104: commands,  mail,  uucico,   UUCP,  uudecode,  uuencode,  uutouch,
        !           105: uuwatch, uuxqt
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