READ THIS FIRST BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO RECOMPILE TAYLOR UUCP!

This version of taylor-uucp has been set up to emulate the
BNU (HDB) uucp.

Major changes were needed to the configure script to make it
run under "ash"; therefore, I have not included "configure"
in this distribution.  You will have to modify "Makefile",
"conf.h", and "config.status" if changes need to be made.

The compiler used was gcc-2.1.  This is the new gcc-2.1 that
was posted by Hongjiu Lu on April 6.

The sources (1.03, posted April 7) are essentially unmodified,
with the exception of policy.h and conf.h.

What you need to do to recompile taylor-uucp:

1.	Edit "policy.h" for your system.  I've made it as
	restrictive as the original uucp.

2.	Run "make".  This will build the binaries.  Ignore
	warnings.

3.	Run "make install".  This will install things in their
	proper places.

Running the thing:

1.	Look in /usr/lib/uucp/Systems and Devices for
	samples.  Also, there is a script "zap" that
	will force-poll a system.

2.	Running uucico with a debug level of less than 4
	won't work :(.  Therefore, you have to remove
	/usr/spool/uucp/.Admin/a* if you don't want to
	fill up your entire disk.

Problems:

1.	This uucp works fine with smail3, which was posted to one of the
	comp.sources groups.  I am including it in the subdirectory
	"smail3".  It should compile with no changes.

2.	You will need to write a local mailer "/bin/lmail" for smail3.
	This can be a simple shell script like:

	cat > /tmp/rmail.$$
	for i in $*
	do
		cat /tmp/rmail.$$ >> /usr/spool/mail/$i
		echo >> /usr/spool/mail/$i
	done
	/bin/rm -f /tmp/rmail.$$

3.	I have been getting massive errors with some sites while
	trying to use this package.  The error handling is (at best)
	ungainly.  I hope it improves.

4.	Taylor-uucp does not drop DTR on exit.  This is not a problem
	with uucp, but rather a problem with the serial driver not
	doing it.  I haven't fixed this one yet, cause it takes a kernel
	patch, and I'd rather let Linus do it :)
