What's so special about uudecode?
Andrew Krieg
krieg at jupiter.med.ge.com
Sat Dec 29 10:11:27 AEST 1990
uudecode has some special characteristics at my site. We are running a large
Sun network, using SunOS 3.5. uudecode will only work in the /tmp or
/usr/tmp directories. If you try to run it, say in your home directory, you
get the error:
filename: Permission denied
It also won't work from within a makefile. You get the same error, even
if the makefile tries to do the uudecode in /tmp.
Anyone have a clue as to why this is? The man pages sure don't list this as
a feature. Is there perhaps something wrong with the configuration or
installation at my site?
Thanks.
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