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Managing UUCP and USENET
uucp was the file transfer protocol in athe 1980's which ran on early UNIX computers. System managers would exchange files on computers of other universities and research labs in an early version bulletin boards. Also used to transfer files over a local area network.
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256 pages, Unknown Binding
First published June 1, 1990
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December 23, 2022
Save your Dixie cups. The south will rise again.
If you have not noticed, you can no longer push start a car. And no one uses uucp. But it is still there and accessible. It would behoove you to be aware of its presence and how it works. Hey, there is even a second on using, dare I say “MODEM’s”. There is a good explanation of ttys that some people could use today. The second on xenix makes this a coffee table book.
If you have not noticed, you can no longer push start a car. And no one uses uucp. But it is still there and accessible. It would behoove you to be aware of its presence and how it works. Hey, there is even a second on using, dare I say “MODEM’s”. There is a good explanation of ttys that some people could use today. The second on xenix makes this a coffee table book.
March 16, 2018
This was one of my first UNIX books, back in the time when Usenet, tin and elm where your poison of choice.
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