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The Waite Group’s UNIX® Communications and the Internet, Third Edition
By Bart Anderson, Bryan Costales, Harry Henderson, and Updated By Tod Pike,
Soft Cover, Waite Group/SAMS, 817 Pages.
With The Waite Group’s UNIX® Communications and the Internet, Third Edition,
you’ll discover how to:
Communicate with other users through UNIX mail
Maximize communication through the Internet
Generate, send, read, and reply to UNIX mail
Customize your mail options
Manage mail with the Elm and Pine mailers
Read and post news in USENET
Broaden your horizons on the Internet
The UNIX operating system is more popular than ever—and its wide array of
built-in communications tools are a big reason why. Put these tools to work
for you with this updated classic, The Waite Group ‘s UNIX Communications and
the Internet, Third Edition.
No matter what your level of UNIX experience, this guide shows you how to
efficiently communicate with UNIX. You can refer to this guide again and again
to solve your communications problems. A series of practical tutorials helps
you operate the UNIX mail system—so you can send, read, save, and reply to
mail right away. You’ll discover more powerful attributes of the UNIX mail
system. You’ll learn how to access shell commands, load files, and send remote
mail. A comprehensive overview of USENET presents the best ways to read and
send news, covering rn, nn, and vnews. Plus, you’ll gain a solid understanding
of the UUCP facilities with clear, pragmatic examples.
Make your UNIX world an easy and dynamic place with The Waite Group’s UNIX
Communications and the Internet, Third Edition!
has been a UNIX system administrator tar over ten years, and has been
connected to the Internet tar almost fifteen years. He is currently working at
Carnegie Mellon University.
Overview
Introduction
Part I UNIX Communications Fundamentals
1 Welcome to UNIX Communications
2 Introduction to the Internet
3 The UNIX Operating System
Part II UNIX Mail 65
4 Beginning Mail
5 Intermediate Mail
6 Advanced Mail
7 Managing Your Mail with Elm
8 Managing Your Mail with Pine
9 Mail Toolkits: Mush and MH
10 Mailing Lists and List Servers
Part III UNIX News: USENET 243
11 Introduction to USENET
12 Reading News with readnews
13 Reading News with rn
14 Reading News with vnews
15 Reading News with nn
16 Posting News with postnews
Part IV UNIX File Transfer: UUCP
17 An Overview of UUCP
18 Copying Files with uucp and uusend
19 Easy PUBDIR Copying with uuto and uupick
20 Running Programs on Remote Machines with uux
21 Status Reports and Job Control
22 Copying Archives and Binary Files
23 Calling Out with tip and cu
Part V Internet Communications
24 Putting It All Together
25 ftp File Transfer
26 telnet Communications
27 Information Retrieval Programs
Part VI Appendixes
A Online Communications
B Connectivity and Gateways
C UNIX to PC Communications with kermit, xmodem, and arc
D Sources for Information About USENET
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Amit Kapila
Can you help me with my dilemma? I cannot ftp to my HPUX machine using root. It is
possible to ftp to the same box using a non - root account. I asked a friend of
mine who has the same OS if he can ftp to his box using root. He said he could. I
could not find anything in the documentation. Any ideas?
Cheers,
Amit
Joe Abley
From HP/UX 10.20 ftpd(1M):
ftpd authenticates users according to three rules:
+ The user name must be in the password data base, /etc/passwd,
and not have a null password. The client must provide the
correct password for the user before any file operations can
be performed.
+ The user name must not appear in the file /etc/ftpusers (see
ftpusers(4)).
+ The user must have a standard shell returned by
getusershell().
Check /etc/ftpusers. Also, check whether /etc/securetty exists and does
not contain "console" - see login(1).
Joe
--
Joe Abley <jab...@clear.co.nz> I am not speaking for CLEAR. In fact,
Network Architect, CLEAR Net I'm not speaking at all. I'm typing.