UUCP F or G protocols
Jonathan Hawbrook-Clark
jhc at mtunx.ATT.COM
Tue Apr 12 04:53:57 AEST 1988
In article <4370 at cup.portal.com> Joe_E_Powell at cup.portal.com writes:
>I've been having some problems trying to get UUCP to work over a network
>that strips the high bit off all the characters that go through it. I
>have been led to believe that the G protocol is the 8 bit protocol while
>the F protocol is the 7 bit protocol. Is there any way to tell UUCICO
>to use only one protocol over the others? Any help would be appreciated!
1) How to select protocols.
You can do this by putting this sort of line in Devices:
Fslan,eg starlan - - STARLAN
or this one in Systems:
foo Any STARLAN,eg - foo
Note that ther protocolas are ordered, using ",ge" will use g *over* e.
2) f vs g protocol
g requires an 8-bit clear datapath. f was designed to work over a 7-bit
XON/XOFF flow-controlled datapath. Unfortunately, protocol f is not
supported in any AT&T versions of UUCP which I am aware of.
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