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1.1 root 1: uuinstall has a number of changes.
2:
3: The permissions screen looks as follows:
4: --------------------------------------------------------------------------
5: /usr/lib/uucp/Permissions Items in all lists are separated by : (colon)
6:
7: Remote site name !
8: Provide an entry for that site calling in <y/n> !
9: LOGNAME !
10: Add an entry to /etc/passwd <y/n> !
11: Identify myself as !
12: Can the remote site request file transfers from this computer <y/n/c> !
13: Can this computer initiate file transfers to the remote site <y/n> !
14:
15:
16: Commands which can be executed at this computer by this remote site
17: !
18: Read directory list
19: !
20: Exceptions to the read directory list
21: !
22: Write directory list
23: !
24: Exceptions to the write directory list
25: !
26: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
27: The !'s are the points where data is entered. The last 5 fields are what
28: I call long fields. When data is to be entered in a long field a window
29: comes up at the top which looks like this:
30:
31: Data entry for potentially long field
32: !
33: !
34: !
35: !
36: !
37: !
38:
39: The user enters the long field's data in the window. Entering a null
40: line ends the long field. A convienient part of the long field is then
41: displayed on the main screen. A long field may also be left by entering
42: <ctl-p> from the top of the window or <ctl-n> from the bottom. This
43: exits the field and goes to the previous or next field. Entering <ctl-z>
44: finishes the entire screen.
45:
46: There are two nwe questions on this screen.
47: "Add an entry to /etc/passwd <y/n> !"
48: If this is answered yes when this screen is exited a new entry will be added
49: to /etc/paswd for the LOGNAME.
50:
51: "Identify myself as !"
52: Is used for a MYNAME= entry. Some systems will want the user to be identified
53: by a different name than his system name, for example "bbsusr". This allows
54: an entry in that field.
55:
56: The L.sys screen now looks as follows:
57: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
58: Connected system list
59: System !
60: Line !
61: baud rate !
62: phone number !
63: Day to call Time From Time To
64: ! ! !
65: ! ! !
66: ! ! !
67: ! ! !
68: ! ! !
69: ! ! !
70: ! ! !
71: expect ! send !
72: expect ! send !
73: expect ! send !
74: expect ! send !
75: expect ! send !
76: expect ! send !
77: expect ! send !
78: expect ! send !
79: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
80: The expect and send fields are long fields. It is only nessisary to enter
81: as many expect, send fields as are required from the top.
82:
83: While the L.sys screen is up the following help screen is available. For
84: expect, send data:
85: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
86: | |
87: | Subentries Escape Codes |
88: An expect entry may take the form "" Expect a null string
89: expect-subsend-subexpect \b Send backspace
90: Where subsend is a possibly \c If send string ends with \c
91: empty string enclosed in hyphens suppress newline after string
92: to be sent if the expect string \d Delay 1 second after sending
93: is not recieved. For example: \n Send a newline
94: ogin:--ogin: \r Send a carrage return
95: If ogin: is not recieved send a \s Send a space
96: newline and wait for ogin: again \t Send a tab
97: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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