On Monday 8 January 2001, at 15 h 45, the keyboard of Toni Mueller
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> - It's unreliable (yes. I mean it. It eats much support because
> not all UUCP versions talk to each other, and also this tends to
> block itself for no good reason and needs manual cleanup - I did
> news and mail over UUCP for over a year :( ).
I do it for more than six years. Never *one* manual intervention on the server
(very good Debian package, BTW).
> - It's unavailable, basically. While anyone with their pretty
> Linux or BSD box has no problems getting at appropriate UUCP
> software,
We all have pretty Debian boxes.
> everyone else has to go to their nearest computer
> museum to find one, as it seems. Also, customers usually can't
> administrate neither SMTP nor UUCP, but SMTP is easier to
> set up.
For dial-up usage? No, I disagree.
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