#	How to get to assorted systems.
#
#	The DCS machines are all on the Ethernet and running 4.2
#
uiucdcs:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh uiucdcs nfrcv %s %s
uiucdcs:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh uiucdcs nfxmit %s -d%s
uiuccsb:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh csb nfrcv %s %s
uiuccsb:r:::/usr/ucb/rsh csb nfxmit %s -d%s
#
# see utility/nfincoming.c for a program that can be used as a login shell
# for a remote site that watches for meta characters and restricts access
# to just "nfrcv". This lets you use RSH to send notes across a tcp link
# to a neighboring site that you would rather not have in your /etc/hosts.equiv
#
suspect:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh suspect -l signon nfrcv %s %s
# 
# suspect has the following in /tc/passwd:
# signon:pw:uid:gid:Networked Notesfiles:/usr/spool/notes/.utilities:/usr/spool/notes/.utilities/nfincoming
# and notes/.utilities/.rhosts has an appropriate entry in for the sending
# system.
#
#	send articles to Usenet via the "newsoutput" command
#	Notice that no %s fields are needed or wanted
#	There are several examples here.
#	Usenet		assumes you run news locally
#	Usenet2		assumes a UUCP neighbor runs news
#	Usenet3		assumes an "rsh" host runs news
#
Usenet:x:::/usr/bin/rnews
Usenet2:x:::uux - -z neighbor!/usr/bin/rnews
Usenet3:x:::/usr/ucb/rsh centralhost /usr/bin/rnews
#
#	Ideas on how to get to sites connected in other ways.
#	berkhost: a host connected over a berknet. (untested)
#	xuucp: a host connected via UUCP with the notesfile programs
#		in strange places.
#
berkhost:x:::net -m berkhost - nfrcv %s %s
berkhost:r:::net -m berkhost nfxmit %s -d%s
xuucp:x:::uux -n - xuucp\!/some/path/nfrcv %s %s
xuucp:r:::uux -n xuucp\!/some/path/nfxmit %s -d%s
#
#	For dumping a notesfile into a file
#
tarall:x:::(cat - > /tmp/notes/%s ; echo %s done)
rbenet:x:::(cat - > %s ; echo %s done)
#
# using the 4th field: the "nflist" field.
# here, we use it to set up different priorities for different notesfiles.
# "to.uicsl" is deemed important and goes at higher priority
# big volume groups go at low priority.
# the third entry defines the default for things to uicsl.
#   this third entry could be omitted; in that case, the default uux
#   setup would be used.
uicsl:x::to.uicsl:uux - -n -gZ -r uicsl!nfrcv %s %s
uicsl:x::sources,religion,politic:uux - -n -gz -r uicsl!nfrcv %s %s
uicsl:x:::uux - -n -gn -r uicsl!nfrcv %s %s