-=> William Connor spake unto Roy J. Tellason, saying <=-

 WC> No, they used to have UUCP, and decided it was a security risk, and
 WC> no longer offer it at all.  You can get into what I guess you would
 WC> call pseudo-unix, but not full UUCP.  You only have access to a few
 WC> unix commands, and unfortunately the ones that I need have been
 WC> taken away (or access cut would be more accurate).
 
The above just isn't making any sense to me...  Doesn't UUCP typically
run with *fewer* privs than a regular user account?


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