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changeset 1767:8195955a5493
Config files added
| author | boisy |
|---|---|
| date | Fri, 01 Apr 2005 17:35:52 +0000 |
| parents | 2b34da8585c4 |
| children | e9380475f28e |
| files | 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Devices 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Dialers 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/FileServ.help 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Parameters 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Systems 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/active 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/bin.list 3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/distributions |
| diffstat | 8 files changed, 295 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) [+] |
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--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Devices Fri Apr 01 17:35:52 2005 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +# Devices file - UUCPbb v2.1 +# +# Format: +# <device_name> <os-9_device> - <max_baud> <dialer_name> +# +# Notes: +# - Lines beginning with a #, <space>, <tab>, or <cr> character are +# comment lines and ignored. +# - <device_name> is referred to in the 'Systems' file. It does not have +# to be the actual name of a device. It can be a descriptive name +# if you wish as long as it is unique in this file. +# - <os-9_device> is the actual name of the device the entry line uses. +# - The third field is always a dash (-). This is a place holder for +# Dialers. +# - <max_baud> is the top speed (modem-to-modem) we will attempt to use for +# the connection. +# - <dialer_name> is refers to an entry in the Dialers file. +# + +Hayes /t2 - 2400 hayes +ViVa24 /t3 - 2400 hayes +USRobotics /t2 - 9600 hayes +HayesAccura /t5 - 9600 hayes +Zoom /t2 - 2400 zoom_mnp5 + +# direct physical (no modem) connections to other machines +T1 /t1 - 2400 direct +T2 /t2 - 9600 direct +T4 /t4 - 9600 direct2
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Dialers Fri Apr 01 17:35:52 2005 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +# Dialers file - UUCPbb v2.1 +# +# Format: +# <dialer_name> "" <modem_reset> <expect1> <modem_dial> <expect2> +# +# Notes +# - Lines starting with #, <space>, <tab> or <cr> character are considered +# comment lines and ignored. +# - <dialer_name> is referenced by the fifth (last) field of the Devices +# file. +# - The second field is always an empty string, i.e. "" or a '-' +# - <modem_reset> is the string we send to our modem to reset it. On a +# Hayes compatible modem this is usually ATZ or ATZ0. +# - <expect1> response message from the modem. On a Hayes compatible modem +# this is often 'OK'. If a pair of double quotes ("") is used, no +# response is expected. Any received is ignored. +# - <modem_dial> is the commands necessary to actually dial the remote. +# - \T tells uucico to insert the phone number given in the Systems file at +# this point. +# - <expect2> response message the modem sends when the two modems are +# finally connected and ready to go. On Hayes compatible modems this +# is usually 'CONNECT xxx'. The string 'CONNECT' is sufficient. +# - When a direct physical connect (no modem) is used between machines, +# fields 2 through 6 are empty strings, i.e. pair of double quotes (""), +# or dash (-) + +hayes "" ATZ OK ATDT\T CONNECT +zoom_mnp5 "" ATZ1 OK ATMS0=0S11=50%C1 OK AT\\N3N1DT\T CONNECT +direct "" "" "" "" "" +direct2 - - - - -
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/FileServ.help Fri Apr 01 17:35:52 2005 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +At the moment, the fileserver is rather simple. There are five commands: +reply, help, dir, get, and quit. Commands and filenames may be either upper +or lower case. The Subject: line is ignored. Commands are sent in the +message body, one to a line. + + Command summary + --------------- + +reply <address> Send all replies to <address> instead of the one given in + the mail header. This must be the first command in the + message body; otherwise it is ignored. + +help Gets you this file. + +dir Returns a list of available files. + +get <filename> Gets the file <filename> and sends it back to you. If the + file is binary, it will be uuencode before sending. + +quit Stops command processing. Any lines after this line are + ignored.
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Parameters Fri Apr 01 17:35:52 2005 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +# +# Parameters file for UUCPbb v2.1 +# +# +# Lines starting with a '#', <space>, <tab> or carriage return are considered +# comments lines and ignored. +# +# Nodename -- This name *must* be unique to your machine only. It must +# be from 1 to 8 characters long. It can included numbers, no punctuation. + +nodename = os9er + +# Domain name of our site. If you do not have a registered domain name, +# use the UUCP domain, for example: milkway.UUCP + +sitename = os9er.aes.dyndns.org + +# Auto ROT-13 -- un-rot13 news articles. 'yes' or 'on' will display all +# Usenet news articles which are rot13'ed. 'no' or 'off' will let you +# optionally un-rot13 if you wish. + +auto_rot = off + +# Carbon copy prompt -- always prompt for Cc:, 'yes'/'on' or 'no'/'off' + +cc_prompt = on + +# Quote character -- single character used to indicate quoted text when +# replying to mail or news articles + +quote = > + +# Our local time zone +# <Timezone> [<Daylight Savings Timezone>] +# +# For local time enter number of hours/minutes local standard time is +# behind (-) or ahead (+) of UTC (GMT). Optional second value also allows for +# Daylight Savings Time. For example: tz = -0500 -0400 means system time is +# Eastern Standard Time (5 hours, 0 minutes behind UTC) and changes to Eastern +# Daylight Savings Time (4 hours, 0 minutes behind UTC))during the summer. + +tz = -0600 -0500 + +# File viewer can be toggled on or off when reading mail or news + +pager = more + +# scratch directories +# temporary directory used when composing mail + +scratch = /DD/TMP + +# temporary directory use when processing news +bigscratch = /DD/TMP + +# General account where outside users can inquire about your system. In +# UUCP circles this default user is 'postmaster'. This also where +# undeliverable system mail gets sent. There must be a login account on the +# system for this user. + +errorsto = postmaster + +# bang-path to your UUCP smart-host +uucphost = redhat + +# bang-path to your Internet smart-host +inhost = redhat + +# bang-path to Bitnet smart-host (blank means use Internet host) +bithost = + +# default news host +newshost = redhat + +# size of g-protocol sending window (1-7) +window = 7 + +# hangup method +hangup = DTR + +# organization +organization = "The OS-9 Continuum BBS" + +# Directory where users' mailboxes are kept. This parameter is only used +# if the environment variable MAIL is undefined. +maildir = /DD/UUCP/SPOOL/MAIL + +# directory for Usenet news articles +newsdir = /DD/UUCP/SPOOL/NEWS + +# directory for uucico's queued files +spooldir = /DD/UUCP/SPOOL/UUCP + +# uucp's public files directory +pubdir = /DD/UUCP/SPOOL/UUCPPUBLIC + +# Is the OS-9 fileserver active? Response is yes, no, on or off +server = yes + +# Directory where files available through the fileserver are kept +fileserver = /DD/UUCP/SPOOL/FILES + +# Directory for submitted files. If 'no' or 'off', or missing, attempts to +# submit files are rejected. +incoming = /DD/UUCP/SPOOL/INCOMING
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/Systems Fri Apr 01 17:35:52 2005 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +# Systems file - UUCPbb v2.1 +# +# Format: +# <system_name> <schedule> <device> <baud> <phone> <chat_script> +# +# Notes: +# - Lines starting with a #, <space>, <tab> or <cr> character are considered +# comment lines and ignored. +# +# - At least one whitespace (<space> or <tab>) must separate each field. +# +# - Each system entry must contain only one <cr> at its end. +# +# - UUCICO uses <system_name> to identify the host to call or let call us. +# +# - <system_name> MUST start in the first column. System names cannot be +# more than 8 alphanumeric characters. Punctation is not allowed in the +# system name. +# +# - <schedule> is the day(s)/time(s) we are allowed to call the system. +# This field consists of two subfields DAY and TIME. These have no +# spaces between them. The DAY subfield is specified using the +# following keywords (case is unimportant); +# +# Any -we can call at any time +# Never -we should never call but wait to be called +# Wk -call any weekday (Monday-Friday) +# Su,Mo,Tu,We, -call on individual days +# Th,Fr,Sa +# +# The TIME subfield is specified by two 24-hour clock times separated by +# a dash (-) representing the span of allowed time. For example, +# 0930-1100, call only between 9:30 and 11:00 in the morning. More than +# one DAY/TIME can be included by separating them with commas. +# Examples: +# +# Wk1230-1545,Su,Sa -call Monday-Friday from 12:30 to 3:45 in the +# afternoon and any time on Saturday and Sunday. +# Any1800-2000 -call any day from 6:00 to 8:00 at night +# Any -call any day, any time +# Th -call any time on Thursday +# +# - <device> field is refers to entry in the 'Devices' file. +# +# - <baud> is the maximum speed we will use to talk to the remote. +# +# - <phone> is the full number we need to call the remote +# +# - <chat_script> are alternating pairs of strings starting with the +# expected response from the remote and what we send. A space separates +# each expect or send string. Normally, a newline character is sent at +# the end of every send string. This can be overridden with the \c +# character. If we to indicate not to expect or wait for a response a +# pair of double quotes ("") can be used. +# +# - Special chat script characters are: +# "" -send or expect nothing +# EOT -send end-of-transmission character (hex 04) +# BREAK -send a line break +# \b -send a backspace character (hex 08) +# \c -suppress sending a newline character at the end of SEND string +# \d -delay 1 second +# \K -send a line break +# \n -send a newline character, i.e. linefeed (hex 0A) +# \N -send a NUL character (hex 00) +# \p -pause a fraction of a second +# \r -send a carriage return (hex 0D) +# \s -send a space (hex 20) +# \\ -send a backslash (\) character +# \t -send a tab character (hex 09) +# \xxx -collapse the octal digits xxx into a single ASCII character +# and send that character +# \[ -send escape character (hex 1B) +# \^? -send a control character where ? is replaced with appropriate +# character, e.g. \^A sends control-A + +# Boisy's RedHat Linux Box +redhat Any T2 9600 none "" \d\n in: nuucp word: itsme + +# some remotes +phoenix Any T4 9600 none "" \n name?: uucp +seabass Any ViVa24 1200 555-1212 "" \r ogin: nuucp word: abcdefg
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/3rdparty/packages/uucpbb/sample_config/active Fri Apr 01 17:35:52 2005 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +alt.folklore.computers 0 0 +alt.folklore.urban 0 0 +alt.magic 0 0 +bit.listserv.coco 0 0 +comp.lang.c 0 0 +comp.os.linux 0 0 +comp.os.os9 0 0 +comp.sys.m6809 0 0 +junk 0 0 +local.general 0 0 +news.announce 0 0 +news.announce.important 0 0 +news.announce.newusers 0 0