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- UUIO
- ====
-
- This program is based on the interim distribution of UUPC. It exchanges
- D. and X. files with a similar program (possibly a real uucico) on the
- remote host.
-
- USAGE
- =====
-
- uuio [flags]
-
- where flags are
-
- -a Fail if destination mailbox does not exist. The data
- file remains in SpoolDir. See "mailer" for fuller
- explanation.
-
- -iN Limit number of input files. Our mail server also handles
- text processing, so at busy times (on a single tasking Dos)
- this flag is used to protect against floods of mail.
-
- -n Suppress name-mangling where legal.
-
- -oN As -i, but for output files.
-
- -r0 Slave mode (untested here).
-
- -shost Connect to "host" (untested here). Default "all".
-
- -xN Set debug level N.
-
- SYSTEMS
- =======
-
- The systems file may be explained by example:
-
- lena Any COM1 DIR 19200 g
- "" \r\d\r\d ogin:-BREAK500-ogin:-BREAK0200-ogin:-BREAK-ogin:\d\r\d-ogin:
- "" ogin:-\d-ogin:-BREAK500-ogin:-BREAK04-ogin:-BREAK-ogin:-\d\r\d-ogin:
- logname sword: secret
-
- In reality, the above should all be on a single line.
-
- The fields are:
- hostname
- time for call
- port
- DIRect or HAYES # latter built-in 2400-1200 sequence
- line speed # 300 - 19200
- protocol # g only
- expect
- send
- ...
-
- In the send-expect sequences:
-
- "" special case - send/expect nothing
- \b send backspace
- \c suppress normal CR at end of every send sequence
- \d send delay (1-2 sec)
- \n send LF
- \r send CR
- \t send TAB
- \zB\\ set line speed to B baud
- EOT send ctrl-D CR ctrl-D CR
- BREAK send 1/2 sec break
- BREAKn send n mS break
- BREAK0n send break equivalent to n nulls at current speed
-
- Expect sequences may contain alternate send sequences delimited by "-": e.g.
-
- ogin:-\r\d-ogin:
-
- means: expect "ogin:", if not received, send CR, delay, send another CR,
- then wait for "ogin:" again.
-
- COMMANDS
- ========
-
- When uuio executes a remote command, it checks the "commands" file, if
- present, to see if the command is permitted. The command "rmail" is always
- permitted, and is built-in to uuio.
-