		Installing UUCP on a MINIX machine.

Actually, this is a very simple task: just create some directories and
put the various files in them.  Assign yourself a UUCP site name and
try to contact another UUCP machine...

This text will guide you through the installation process, one step at
a time.



STEP 1: COMPILING
=================
	Unpack the sources in some directory, and type "make".
	If all is OK, you will end up with a couple of programs
	like "uucico", "uucp", "uuxqt" and "uux".

STEP 2: INSTALLING BINARIES
===========================
	A. Create the following directories:

		drwxr-xr-x  uucp     uucp     /usr/lib/uucp
		drwxrwx---  uucp     uucp     /usr/lib/uucp/Log
		drwxrwxrwx  daemon   daemon   /usr/spool
		drwxrwxrwx  daemon   daemon   /usr/spool/locks
		drwxrwxr-x  daemon   daemon   /usr/spool/mail
		drwxrwxr-x  uucp     uucp     /usr/spool/uucp
		drwxrwxrwx  uucp     uucp     /usr/spool/uucppublic

	B. Copy the files to the directories as follows (watch
	   the protection masks very carefully!):

		/etc:
		-r-x------  bin      sys      modem
		-r--------  uucp     uucp     modemcap
		-r--r-----  uucp     uucp     uucpname

		/usr/lib/uucp:
		-rw-rw----  uucp     uucp     L-devices
		-rw-rw----  uucp     uucp     L.dialcodes
		-rw-rw----  uucp     uucp     L.sys
		-rw-rw----  uucp     uucp     SPOOLSEQ
		-r-sr-x---  uucp     uucp     cleanlog
		lr-sr-xr-x  uucp     uucp     hostname
		-r-sr-sr-x  uucp     uucp     uucico
		-r-sr-s---  uucp     uucp     uuclean
		lr-sr-xr-x  uucp     uucp     uucp
		lr-sr-xr-x  uucp     uucp     uuname
		-r-sr-s---  uucp     uucp     uutry
		lr-sr-xr-x  uucp     uucp     uux
		-r-sr-sr-x  uucp     uucp     uuxqt

	C. Link the files "hostname", "uuname", "uucp" and "uux"
	   in /usr/lib/uucp to their counterparts in /usr/bin,
	   so users can use these programs without references to
	   the /usr/lib/uucp directory.

	D. Double-check all permissions.

STEP 3: SETTING UP
==================
	Now, edit /etc/uucpname to reflect your systems's UUCP
	site name.  In Holland, you must first register with NLUUG
	to get a site name, so I don't know how this should be done
	elsewhere (please let me know if you do!).

	Also, edit /usr/lib/uucp/L.sys and /usr/lib/uucp/L-devices
	to reflect your systems's configuration.

	You might want to read the included documentation files for
	more detail on these files.  Also, take care in setting up
	the /etc/modemcap file.  For most modems, "hayes" is OK.
	However, some modems need some extra commands to turn their
	ECHO and REPLY modes off after a reset.  See the "disc12"
	(Discovery 1200-A) entry for details.

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