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SYNTAX

  SYNTAX:  uuto  [options]  source-files destination

  FUNCTION:  uuto sends source-files to a destination.

  uuto uses uucp to send files, while it allows the

  host system to control file access with the uupick 

  command.  The destination should have the following format:

                system!user

  OPTIONS:

         -p -  copy the source file into the spool directory

               before transmission

         -m -  send mail to the sender when the copy is

               complete.

SYSTALK1

      Host            

         sys0         ------------------------

                ****                         |

                                             |

                                             sys2               

                                                       -----    

                                                       -----    

SYSTALK2

      Host            

         sys0         ------------------------

                ****                         |

                                             |

                                             sys2               

                                                       -----    

                sys1                                   -----    

       ####                                                     

                                             |

                      ------------------------

GO

 uuto is a part of the uucp family of commands and it

 performs public UNIX-to-UNIX file copy very similar

 to uucp itself.  However, uuto can perform only

 the send function and has a different PUBDIR public

 destination directory from uucp.

 The syntax for uuto is shown above.

 Assuming the situation shown

 above, please enter a command

 using the uuto utility to copy

 the file ADM2 from the host

 system into the PUBDIR on the

 system sys2.  Request that the

 mail be sent to you.

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type

     uuto -m ADM2 sys2!ADM2

 Please type

     uuto -m ADM2 sys2!ADM2

 You will be helped this time!

FORGET1

 uuto -m ADM2 sys2!ADM2          

 Observe the result above.     

 NOTE: If your system UUCP login

 name is cticp, then the ADM2

 file will end up initially in

 PUBDIR/receive/cticp/sys0/ADM2.

 --->

 If the UUCP account for the host 

 system on the system sys1 is

 cti and you wish to send the file

 851 from the current directory into

 directory /u/CTI on the system sys1,

 the uuto command to accomplish

 this would be:

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type

    uuto 851 sys2!sys1!/u/CTI/851

 Please type

    uuto 851 sys2!sys1!/u/CTI/851

 You will be helped this time!

FORGET2

 uuto 851 sys2!sys1!/u/CTI/851   

 Observe the result above.

 ----->

 <-----

 $PROMPT$ 

 You or a system administrator on the destination system 

 would control whether the transmitted files are accepted or

 rejected by using the uupick command.