Annotation of coherent/d/usr/bin/uuinstall/permis, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: perSite 20 verify vSite
        !             2: perCallIn 1 verify yesNo help "Allow remote login?"
        !             3: perLogn 20 readonly
        !             4: perEtc 1 verify yesNo default "n"
        !             5: perMyName 20
        !             6: perRequest 1 verify yesNoCall
        !             7: perSendFiles 1 verify yesNo
        !             8: perComm 70 long verify noWhite help "eg: rmail:rnews"
        !             9: perRead 70 long verify noWhite help "eg: /usr/spool/uucppublic:/tmp"
        !            10: perNoRead 70 long verify noWhite help "eg: /tmp/private"
        !            11: perWrite 70 long verify noWhite help "eg: /usr/spool/uucppublic:/tmp"
        !            12: perNoWrite 70 long verify noWhite help "eg: /tmp/private"
        !            13: %%
        !            14:  /usr/lib/uucp/Permissions Items in all lists are separated by : (colon)
        !            15: 
        !            16:  Remote site name !
        !            17:  Provide an entry for that site calling in <y/n> !
        !            18:       LOGNAME    !
        !            19:  Add an entry to /etc/passwd <y/n> !
        !            20:  Identify myself as !
        !            21:  Can the remote site request file transfers from this computer <y/n/c> !
        !            22:  Can this computer initiate file transfers to the remote site <y/n> !
        !            23: 
        !            24: 
        !            25:  Commands which can be executed at this computer by this remote site
        !            26:    !
        !            27:  Read directory list
        !            28:    !
        !            29:  Exceptions to the read directory list
        !            30:    !
        !            31:  Write directory list
        !            32:    !
        !            33:  Exceptions to the write directory list
        !            34:    !

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