UUCP. > $* $#uucp-uudom $@ $2 $: $1 < @ $2 .UUCP. >
$3
causes the preceding new rule to be added to the parse rule set 0 in the location
shown here:
# resolve locally connected UUCP links
...
?†? New rules added here
# resolve remotely connected UUCP links (if any)
Note that the LOCAL_UUCP mc macro is not intended for casual use. It should be used
only to solve special UUCP needs that cannot be solved using more conventional
methods.
17.6.6 SITE mc Macro (Obsolete)
UUCP connections are declared inside the SITECONFIG file with the SITE mc
macro. That mc macro just takes a list of one or more UUCP hostnames:
SITE(lady)
SITE(sonya grimble)
Each listed host is added to the class that was defined as the third argument to the
SITECONFIG declaration.
17.6.7 SITECONFIG mc Macro (Obsolete)
The SITECONFIG mc macro is obsolete but has been retained for backward compatibility.
It has been replaced by the FEATURE(mailertable) (?§17.8.28 on page 629).
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The SITECONFIG mc macro is useful for maintaining lists of UUCP connections.
There are two types of connections: those connected to the local host and those connected
to another host. The first type is declared with SITECONFIG like this:
SITECONFIG(`file??,` host??,`class ??)
Here, file is the name of a file (without the .
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