UUCP

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UUCP (Unix-to-Unix Copy Program) is an early suite of computer programs and protocols used primarily on Unix systems to transfer files, email, and netnews between computers over serial lines and dial-up connections.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Unix software
communication protocol
file transfer protocol suite
abbreviationOf Unix-to-Unix Copy Program NERFINISHED
addressingScheme bang path addressing
authenticationMethod login and password
component uucico daemon
uucp command
uulog utility
uustat utility
uux command
uuxqt daemon
configurationFile Devices
Dialers
L.sys
Systems
designedFor Usenet netnews transfer
electronic mail transfer
file transfer
developer AT&T Bell Laboratories NERFINISHED
era 1980s
late 1970s
fullName Unix-to-Unix Copy Program NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance enabled low-cost wide-area networking before the Internet was common
implementation BSD UUCP NERFINISHED
GNU UUCP NERFINISHED
HoneyDanBer UUCP NERFINISHED
Taylor UUCP NERFINISHED
influenced Usenet architecture
early email routing on the Internet
license varied by implementation
networkModel store-and-forward
operatingSystem Unix NERFINISHED
primaryUsePeriod before widespread TCP/IP adoption
reliabilityFeature file checksums
retries on failure
schedulingFeature call cost control
call scheduling by time
supports asynchronous communication
batch file transfer
queued job execution
topology point-to-point
transportLayer TCP/IP (in later implementations) NERFINISHED
serial ports
typicalAddressFormat host1!host2!user
uses dial-up connections
modems
serial lines

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Xenix networkingSupport UUCP
Usenet basedOnProtocol UUCP