4.3BSD-UWisc/src/usr.bin/ouucp/uucp.h

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/*	$header$	*/
/*	From: uucp.h	5.9	85/10/24	*/

#include <stdio.h>

/*
 * Determine local uucp name of this machine.
 * Define one of the following:
 *
 * For UCB 4.1A and later systems, you will have the gethostname(2) call.
 * If this call exists, define GETHOSTNAME.
 *
 * For USG 3.0 and later systems, you will have the uname(2) call.
 * If this call exists, define UNAME.
 *
 * Some systems have a line of the form '#define sysname "myuucpname",'
 * in the file /usr/include/whoami.h, to identify their machine.
 * If your site does that, define WHOAMI.
 *
 * If your site has <whoami.h>, but you do not want to read
 * that file every time uucp runs, you can compile sysname into uucp.
 * This is faster and more reliable, but binaries do not port.
 * If you want to do that, define CCWHOAMI.
 *
 * Some systems put the local uucp name in a single-line file
 * named /etc/uucpname or /local/uucpname.
 * If your site does that, define UUNAME.
 *
 * Systems running 3Com's UNET will have the getmyhname() call.
 * If you want to, define GETMYHNAME.
 *
 * You should also define MYNAME to be your uucp name.
 *
 * For each of the above that are defined, uucp checks them in order.
 * It stops on the first method that returns a non null name.
 * If everything fails, it uses "unknown" for the system name.
 */
/* #define	GETHOSTNAME	/**/
/* #define UNAME	/**/
/* #define WHOAMI	/**/
/* #define CCWHOAMI	/**/
#define UUNAME	/**/
/* #define GETMYHNAME	/**/
/* If the above fails ... */
#define	MYNAME	"uwvax"

/*
 * If you have it, include <sysexits.h> to use exit
 * codes that will be understood by sendmail.
 * Otherwise, define EX_NOHOST, EX_CANTCREAT, and EX_NOINPUT.
 */
#include <sysexits.h>
/*#define EX_NOINPUT	66	/**/
/*#define EX_NOHOST	68	/**/
/*#define EX_CANTCREAT	73	/**/

/*
 * Define the various kinds of connections to include.
 * The complete list is in the condevs array in condevs.c
 */
#define BSDTCP		/* 4.2bsd or 2.9bsd TCP/IP */
/* #define DATAKIT	/* ATT's datakit */
/* #define DF02		/* Dec's DF02/DF03 */
/* #define DF112	/* Dec's DF112 */
/* #define DN11		/* "standard" DEC dialer */
#define HAYES		/* Hayes' Smartmodem */
#define USR2400		/* Hayes' Smartmodem USR2400 style */
/* #define MICOM	/* Micom Mux port */
/* #define NOVATION	/* Novation modem */
/* #define PAD		/* X.25 PAD */
/* #define PENRIL	/* PENRIL Dialer */
/* #define PNET		/* Purdue network */
/* #define RVMACS	/* Racal-Vadic MACS  820 dialer, 831 adaptor */
#define SYTEK	/* Sytek Local Area Net */
/* #define UNETTCP	/* 3Com's UNET */
/* #define VA212	/* Racal-Vadic 212 */
/* #define VA811S	/* Racal-Vadic 811S dialer, 831 adaptor */
/* #define VA820	/* Racal-Vadic 820 dialer, 831 adaptor */
/* #define VADIC	/* Racal-Vadic 345x */
/* #define VENTEL	/* Ventel Dialer */
/* #define VMACS	/* Racal-Vadic MACS  811 dialer, 831 adaptor */

#if defined(UNETTCP) || defined(BSDTCP)
#define TCPIP
#endif

/*
 * We need a timer to write slowly to certain modems.
 * and for generating breaks.
 *
 * define INTERVALTIMER to use 4.[23] bsd interval timer.
 * define FASTTIMER if you have the nap() system call.
 * define FTIME if you have the ftime() system call.
 * define BUSYLOOP if you must do a busy loop.
 * Look at uucpdelay() in condevs.c for details.
 */
#define	INTERVALTIMER
/*#define FASTTIMER /**/
/*#define FTIME /**/
/*#define BUSYLOOP /**/

/*
 * If your site is using "ndir.h" to retrofit the Berkeley
 * directory reading routines, define NDIR.
 * You will probably also have to set LIBNDIR in Makefile.
 * Otherwise, <dir.h> is assumed to have the Berkeley directory definitions.
 */
/*#define	NDIR	/**/

/*
 * If yours is a BTL system III, IV, V or so-on site, define USG.
 */
/*#define	USG	/**/

/*
 * If you are running 4.3bsd, define BSD4_3 and BSD4_2
 * If you are just running 4.2bsd, define BSD4_2
 */
#define BSD4_3 	/**/
#define BSD4_2 	/**/

/*
 * If you are running 2.9bsd, define BSD2_9
 */
/*#define BSD2_9 	/**/

/*
 * If you are using /etc/inetd with 4.2bsd, define BSDINETD
 */
#define BSDINETD	/**/

/*
 * If you are running 4.3bsd, you are running the inetd
 */

#if defined(BSD4_3) && !defined(BSDINETD)
#define BSDINETD
#endif BSD4_3 && !BSDINETD

/*#define VMSDTR	/* Turn on modem control on vms(works DTR) for
			   develcon and gandalf ports to gain access */
/*
 *	If you want to use the same modem for dialing in and out define
 *	DIALINOUT to be the localtion of the acucntrl program
 */
#define DIALINOUT	"/usr/lib/uucp/acucntrl" /**/

/*
 *	If you want all ACU lines to be DIALINOUT, define ALLACUINOUT
 */
/* #define ALLACUINOUT	/**/

/* define the value of WFMASK - for umask call - used for all uucp work files */
#define WFMASK 0137

/* define UUSTAT if you need "uustat" command */
/* #define UUSTAT	/**/

/* define UUSUB if you need "uusub" command */
/* #define UUSUB /**/

/* define the value of LOGMASK - for LOGFILE, SYSLOG, ERRLOG */
#define	LOGMASK		0133

/* All files are given at least the following at the final destination */
/* It is also the default mode, so '666' is recommended */
/* and 444 is minimal (minimally useful, maximally annoying) */
#define	BASEMODE	0666

/*
 * Define NOSTRANGERS if you don't want to accept transactions from
 * sites that are not in your L.sys file (see cico.c)
 */
#define NOSTRANGERS	/**/
/*
 * Traditionally LCK (lock) files have been kept in /usr/spool/uucp.
 * If you want that define LOCKDIR to be ".".
 * If you want the locks kept in a subdirectory, define LOCKDIR as "LCK".
 * Good news about LCK. subdirectory: the directory can be mode 777 so
 * unprivileged programs can share the uucp locking system,
 * and the subdirectory keeps down clutter in the main directory.
 * The BAD news: you have to change 'tip' and another programs that
 * know where the LCK files are kept, and you have to change your /etc/rc
 * if your rc cleans out the lock files (as it should).
 */
#define	LOCKDIR	"LCK"	/**/
/* #define LOCKDIR	"." /**/

/*
 * If you want uucp and uux to copy the data files by default,
 * don't define DONTCOPY (This is the way older 4bsd uucps worked)
 * If you want uucp and uux to use the original files instead of
 * copies, define DONTCOPY (This is the way System III and V work)
 */
#define DONTCOPY	/**/

/*
 * Very few (that I know of) systems use the sequence checking feature.
 * If you are not going to use it (hint: you are not),
 * do not define GNXSEQ.  This saves precious room on PDP11s.
 */
/*#define	GNXSEQ	/* comment this out to save space */

/*
 * If you want the logfile stored in a file for each site instead
 * of one file
 * define LOGBYSITE as the directory to put the files in
 */
/* #define LOGBYSITE	"/usr/spool/uucp/LOG" /**/

#define XQTDIR		"/usr/spool/uucp/XTMP"
#define SQFILE		"/usr/lib/uucp/SQFILE"
#define SQTMP		"/usr/lib/uucp/SQTMP"
#define SLCKTIME	5400	/* system/device timeout (LCK.. files) */
#define SEQFILE		"/usr/lib/uucp/SEQF"
#define SYSFILE		"/usr/lib/uucp/L.sys"
#define DEVFILE		"/usr/lib/uucp/L-devices"
#define DIALFILE	"/usr/lib/uucp/L-dialcodes"
#define USERFILE	"/usr/lib/uucp/USERFILE"
#define	CMDFILE		"/usr/lib/uucp/L.cmds"
#define	ALIASFILE	"/usr/lib/uucp/L.aliases"

#define SPOOL		"/usr/spool/uucp"
#define SQLOCK		"SQ"
#define SYSLOG		"/usr/spool/uucp/SYSLOG"
#define PUBDIR		"/usr/spool/uucppublic"

#define SEQLOCK		"SEQL"
#define CMDPRE		'C'
#define DATAPRE		'D'
#define XQTPRE		'X'

#define LOGFILE		"/usr/spool/uucp/LOGFILE"
#define ERRLOG		"/usr/spool/uucp/ERRLOG"
#define CMDSDIR		"/usr/spool/uucp/C."
#define DATADIR		"/usr/spool/uucp/D."
#define XEQTDIR		"/usr/spool/uucp/X."

#define RMTDEBUG	"AUDIT"
#define CORRUPT		"CORRUPT"
#define SQTIME		60
#define TRYCALLS	2	/* number of tries to dial call */

#define LLEN	50
#define MAXRQST	250

#define DEBUG(l, f, s) if (Debug >= l) fprintf(stderr, f, s); else

#define ASSERT(e, s1, s2, i1) if (!(e)) {assert(s1, s2, i1);cleanup(FAIL);}else

#define delock(dev)	rmlock(dev)
#define mlock(dev)	ulockf(dev, SLCKTIME)

#define SAME		0
#define ANYREAD		0004
#define ANYWRITE	02
#define FAIL		-1
#define SUCCESS		0
#define CNULL		(char *) 0
#define STBNULL		(struct sgttyb *) 0
#define MASTER		1
#define SLAVE		0
#define MAXFULLNAME	255
#ifdef UW
#define MAXMSGTIME	120
#else
#define MAXMSGTIME	45
#endif UW
#define NAMESIZE	255
#define MAXBASENAME	14
#define SYSNSIZE	(MAXBASENAME-1-1-1-4)
#define EOTMSG		"\04\n\04\n"
#define CALLBACK	1
#define ONEDAY		86400L

	/*  commands  */
#define SHELL		"/bin/sh"
#define MAIL		"/usr/lib/sendmail"
#define UUCICO		"/usr/lib/uucp/uucico"
#define UUXQT		"/usr/lib/uucp/uuxqt"
#define UUCP		"uucp"

	/*  call connect fail stuff  */
#define CF_SYSTEM	-1
#define CF_TIME		-2
#define CF_LOCK		-3
#define	CF_NODEV	-4
#define CF_DIAL		-5
#define CF_LOGIN	-6

#define F_NAME		0
#define F_TIME		1
#define F_LINE		2
#define F_CLASS		3	/* an optional prefix and the speed */
#define F_PHONE		4
#define F_LOGIN		5

#define MAXPH		60	/* maximum length of a phone number */

	/* This structure tells how to get to a device */
struct condev {
	char *CU_meth;		/* method, such as 'ACU' or 'DIR' */
	char *CU_brand;		/* brand, such as 'Hayes' or 'Vadic' */
	int (*CU_gen)();	/* what to call to search for brands */
	int (*CU_open)();	/* what to call to open brand */
	int (*CU_clos)();	/* what to call to close brand */
};

	/* This structure tells about a device */
struct Devices {
#define	D_type		D_arg[0]
#define	D_line		D_arg[1]
#define	D_calldev	D_arg[2]
#define	D_class		D_arg[3]
#define	D_brand		D_arg[4]
#define	D_CHAT		5
	int  D_numargs;
	int  D_speed;
	char *D_arg[20];
	char D_argbfr[100];
};

	/*  system status stuff  */
#define SS_OK		0
#define SS_NODEVICE	1
#define SS_CALLBACK	2
#define SS_INPROGRESS	3
#define SS_FAIL		4
#define SS_BADSEQ	5
#define SS_WRONGTIME	6

	/*  fail/retry parameters  */
#define RETRYTIME	600
#define MAXRECALLS	25

	/*  stuff for command execution  */
#define X_RQDFILE	'F'
#define X_STDIN		'I'
#define X_STDOUT	'O'
#define X_CMD		'C'
#define X_USER		'U'
#define X_SENDFILE	'S'
#define	X_NONOTI	'N'
#define X_RETURNTO	'R'
#define	X_NONZERO	'Z'
#define X_LOCK		"XQT"
#define X_LOCKTIME	3600L

#define WKDSIZE		100	/*  size of work dir name  */

#include <sys/types.h>
#ifndef USG
#include <sys/timeb.h>
#else USG
struct timeb
{
	time_t	time;
	unsigned short millitm;
	short	timezone;
	short	dstflag;
};
#define rindex strrchr
#define index strchr
#endif USG

extern struct timeb Now;

extern int Ifn, Ofn;
extern char *Rmtname;
extern char User[];
extern char Loginuser[];
extern char *Spool;
extern char Myname[];
extern char Myfullname[];
extern int Debug;
extern int Bspeed;
extern char Wrkdir[];
extern time_t Retrytime;
extern short Usrf;
extern int IsTcpIp;
extern char Progname[];
extern int (*CU_end)();
extern struct condev condevs[];
extern char NOLOGIN[];

extern	char DLocal[], DLocalX[], *subfile(), *subdir();

/* Commonly called routines which return non-int value */
extern	char *ttyname(), *strcpy(), *strcat(), *index(), *rindex(),
		*fgets(), *calloc(), *malloc(), *fdig(), *ttyname(),
		*cfgets(), *getwd(), *strpbrk(), *strncpy();
extern	long lseek();
extern	FILE *rpopen();
extern time_t time();

extern char _FAILED[], CANTOPEN[], DEVNULL[];

#ifdef lint
/* This horrible gross kludge is the only way I know to
 * convince lint that signal(SIGINT,SIG_IGN) is legal. It hates SIG_IGN.
 */
#ifdef SIG_IGN
#undef SIG_IGN
#endif /* SIG_IGN */
#define SIG_IGN	main
extern int main();
#ifdef DEBUG
#undef DEBUG
#endif DEBUG
#define DEBUG(a,b,c)
#endif /* lint */