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October 29, 1991 How to Get UUPC/extended 1.11m



Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Table of Contents


Table of Contents.............................................1

Revision......................................................2

Introduction..................................................2

Instructions..................................................2

Anonymous FTP............................................2
sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive server......................2

Clarkson Univeristy Bulletin Board......................2
Anonymous Kermit.........................................3

Anonymous UUCP...........................................4
BIX......................................................4

CompuServe...............................................4
Ordering from Crynwr Software............................4

About the files...............................................5

Other Trivia..................................................6

Software on kewgate......................................6
Special Thanks...........................................6

Questions and Comments...................................6





















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Revision
Revision
Revision

This document applies to UUPC/extended version 1.11m, and was
last updated on October 29, 1991 by Drew Derbyshire.


Introduction
Introduction
Introduction

UUPC/extended 1.11m is available via:

Anonymous FTP from sun.soe.clarkson.edu, directory pub/uupc
Anonymous FTP from wsmr-simtel20.army.mil, directory
PD1:
Automated mail server running on Clarkson University's
sun.soe.clarkson.edu
Clarkson University BBS
The Kermit server running on kewgate, one of my home systems
Anonymous UUCP from kewgate
BIX
CompuServe
Ordering floppies by mail from Crynwr Software


Note:
Note:
Note: Because of time and disk space restrictions, I do not
manually e-mail copies of the source or executables,
provide custom .ARC or .ZIP files with only a limited
set of the files, or provide other custom distribution
services-- please don't ask.


Instructions
Instructions
Instructions


Anonymous FTP
Anonymous FTP
Anonymous FTP

FTP programs vary from system to system; contact your local
system support staff for instructions on anonymous FTP. Note
that because of simtel20's popular archives, sun.soe.clarkson.edu
is generally easier to connect to via anonymous FTP.

sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive server
sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive server
sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive server

Send mail to [email protected] and with the
command "help" as the body of the message. Once you read the help
message, you can request files using commands such as "send uupc
index".


Clarkson Univeristy Bulletin Board
Clarkson Univeristy Bulletin Board
Clarkson Univeristy Bulletin Board

The Clarkson University Bulletin Board is a Xenix system, and be
can reached 24 hours a day at (315)268-6667, 8N1, 1200/2400 Baud.
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To get the "login:" prompt, you may have to send a BREAK. New
users should download 00readme.bbs from the root directory.


Anonymous Kermit
Anonymous Kermit
Anonymous Kermit

To retrieve UUPC/extended via Kermit, you must have a Kermit
program which can issue the GET and FINISH commands to a Kermit
server.

1. Set your Kermit to:

Maximum packet size (optional, but important)
Two windows (optional)
Three byte checksum (optional)
1200 or 2400 baud
No parity
^S/^Q flow control

2. Call 1-617-641-4817 between 9 AM and 5:30 PM weekdays, or
any night between 11:30 PM and 6 AM (All times are Eastern).
At all other times, the system will reject your call.

3. After connect, press ENTER and kewgate's "login:" prompt
will appear. Enter the user id "anonymous"and press ENTER.

4. The "password:" prompt will appear. Enter the password,
"ribbit", and press ENTER.

Note:
Note:
Note: Both the user id and password are case sensitive, and
you cannot backspace when typing them in. If you make
an error then press ENTER until you get the "login:"
prompt again and start over.

5. A short hello message will appear, and then MS-Kermit will
await your command. Escape to your local command mode, and
then issue a GET for one or more of the files listed below.

Note:
Note:
Note: If your Kermit program cannot issue a directory
command, retrieve the file INDEX for a current list of
the available files. The INDEX lists files in both in
the current directory and its subdirectories; Kermit,
however, will not be able to retrieve files from the
subdirectories. (Any files in subdirectories are
accessible via anonymous UUCP, described below.)

6. When done, issue the FINISH command to shutdown the Kermit
server. DO NOT just hang up your telephone, because then
you will hang up kewgate until it times out, which is not
critical but is unkind since now you know better.

Anonymous UUCP
Anonymous UUCP
Anonymous UUCP

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The files available on kewgate can also be downloaded via
anonymous UUCP. To use anonymous UUCP, define entries for the
system kewgate in your SYSTEMS file and PERMISSN file. The
SYSTEMS file entry should define the phone number as 1-617-641-
4817, the user id as "nuucp", and the password as "nuucp".
kewgate accepts anonymous UUCP phone calls between midnight and 5
AM any night, and between 10 AM and 4 PM weekdays. All times are
Eastern.

Note:
Note:
Note: Beginning with release 1.11m of UUPC/extended, the
sample systems file in the documentation archive
includes a sample entry for kewgate.

The files are located in the home directory for nuucp, so files
should be requested via the UUCP command with the syntax
~nuucp/filename. For example, to retrieve the index for the
archive to your local /tmp directory, issue the command:

uucp kewgate!~/nuucp/index /tmp/

The UUCICO program must then be invoked to actually process the
request. Users should retrieve the file index first, and then
issue additional requests for the actual files wanted based on
the current directory listing.


BIX
BIX
BIX

Douglas Hamilton of Hamilton Laboratories posts UUPC/extended to
the ibm.os2/listings area on BIX. For additional information,
contact him (userid hamilton) on BIX; tell him Snuffles sent you.

CompuServe
CompuServe
CompuServe

Because of CompuServe's six character limit on file names, the
files uploaded to CompuServe do not follow the normal
UUPC/extended naming convention. Contact the UUPC/extended Help
Desk (from CompuServe, >Internet: [email protected]) for the forum ame
and file names.


Ordering from Crynwr Software
Ordering from Crynwr Software
Ordering from Crynwr Software

The UUPC/extended package is available on floppies from Crynwr
Software for a copying fee. Crynwr Software charges $20 for
UUPC/extended without the OS/2 files, $30 gets you the OS/2 files
also. They can accept payment via check, money order, Visa, or
MasterCard. Foreign checks should be drawn on a US bank. Add 7%
New York sales tax if you are a New York State resident. Add $2
for foreign postage. Add $2 if you are using a purchase order.

Please mention the product you desire (UUPC/extended) and the
diskette size and density. If you are paying by Visa or
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MasterCard, you may phone your order to (315)268-1925. FAXes are
also accepted on the same phone line. Mail other orders to the
address below:

Crynwr Software
11 Grant St.
Potsdam, NY 13676


About the files
About the files
About the files

The available UUPC/extended files include:

Name Description


index The current directory listing for the
UUPC/extended archive. (Only available on
kewgate and sun.soe.clarkson.edu)

uupc11md.zip Formatted documentation files for UUPC/extended

uupc11mr.zip Required run time files for MS-DOS

uupc11mo.zip Additional (optional) run time files for MS-DOS

uupc11m2.zip Required executable files for OS/2

uupc11m3.zip Additional (optional) executable files for OS/2

uupc11ms.zip Source files for UUPC/extended

uupc11mw.zip Raw documentation files for UUPC/extended

howtoget.txt This file. (Only available on kewgate and
sun.soe.clarkson.edu)

announce.txt A summary of the new release. (Only available on
kewgate and sun.soe.clarkson.edu)


The file uupc11ms.zip includes the source, makefiles for Borland
C++ and MS C 6.0. Most MS-DOS users will want uupc11mr.zip,
uupc11mo.zip, and uupc11mw.zip Most OS/2 users will want
uupc11m2.zip, uupc11m3.zip, and uupc11mw.zip Both uupc11ms.zip
and uupc11mw.zip include the same sample files.

The uupc11ms.zip file should be PKUNZIPed with the unpack
directory (-d) option.

The files names change with each release to include the release
number in the file name, but the last character of the suffix is

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the same for each file in every release.


Other Trivia
Other Trivia
Other Trivia


Software on kewgate
Software on kewgate
Software on kewgate

I use UUPC/extended to answer the telephone on kewgate, and MS-
Kermit is the program I run to provide the Kermit server; the
current source and executable for MS-Kermit is available via
anonymous FTP from watsun.cc.columbia.edu.

Special Thanks
Special Thanks
Special Thanks

Russ Nelson and Keith Peterson have aided me in getting many of
the past releases out to the public. Many thanks to both of
them, and also to Clarkson University's Educational Resources
Center for providing upload facilities.

A final thanks to Alan Steele of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and eddie.mit.edu for handling kewgate's Internet mail
forwarding (including all those questions to [email protected]).


Questions and Comments
Questions and Comments
Questions and Comments

Please direct all questions on retrieving UUPC/extended to
[email protected].
























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  3 Responses to “Category : UNIX Files
Archive   : UUPC11NO.ZIP
Filename : HOWTOGET.PRN

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

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