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I finally figured out how to get the SCO Unix boxes to do UUCP transfers
via TCP to UnixWare 2.x boxes. Now it works both ways.
I've tried this with OS3 and OS5.

Enjoy.

On the UnixWare side. (2.x)
....

#
MACHINE=scobox:anotheruw LOGNAME=nuucp \

        READ=/usr/spool/uucppublic:/usr/tmp:/tmp \
        WRITE=/usr/spool/uucppublic:/usr/tmp:/tmp \
        SENDFILES=yes REQUEST=yes
#
....

#
CS  - - - CS
#
....

#       For your UnixWare to UnixWare connections
TcpCico10103,eg tcp - - TLI \D nls.uucico
#
....

#
scobox Any CS,te - -,uucpd in:--in: uuSomeLogin word: SomePassword
anotheruw Any CS,te - -,listen:10103
#
....

Now the SCO side.
....
#

MACHINE=uwbox LOGNAME=uuSomeLogin \

        READ=/usr/spool/uucppublic:/usr/tmp:/tmp \
        WRITE=/usr/spool/uucppublic:/usr/tmp:/tmp \
        SENDFILES=yes REQUEST=yes
#
....

#
nls.uucico      ""      "" NLPS:000:001:10103\N\c
#
....
#

TLI inet/tcp - Any TLI \D nls.uucico
#
....

# The 4 nnn's are the octal numbers of the IP of the destination machine
# So if the IP of the UW box is 192.168.20.10 the 4 octal numbers
# would be \300\250\024\012 (use bc for conversion)
#
uwbox Any TLI,e Any \002\000\012\316\nnn\nnn\nnn\nnn\000\000\000\000\000\000\000\000
#
....

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Tim Rice                        Multitalents            707 887-1469