UUCP on HP-UX 11.11 with Linux

[Sakolnop Sompongsakul]

I try to use UUCP on HP-UX 11.11 with Linux, and when I try to use the command '/usr/lbin/uucp/uucico -r1 -s server -x9', the error appears that

mchFind called (server)
list (rmail) num = 1
list (/var/spool/uucppublic) num = 1
list (/var/spool/uucppublic) num = 1
list (rmail) list (who) list (uucp) list (lp) num = 4
_Request (TRUE), _Switch (TRUE), _CallBack (FALSE), _MyName (), _Commands rmail
_Commands who
_Commands uucp
_Commands lp
chdir(/var/spool/uucp/server)
conn(server)
Device Type TCP wanted
Internal caller type TCP
tcpdial host server, port 540
family: 2
port: 540
addr: 0a090cd7
timed out
timeout tcpopen
Internal caller type TCP
tcpdial host server, port 540
family: 2
port: 540
addr: 0a090cd7
timed out
timeout tcpopen
getto ret -1
Call Failed: NO DEVICES AVAILABLE
enter ub_sst, status is : 1
Rmtname: server
exit code 101
Conversation Complete: Status FAILED

TM_cnt: 0

How can I solve this problem?

[Sakolnop Sompongsakul]

I try to use UUCP over TCP, and my configuration on Linux was completely correct.

[Mark Grant]

Well, I imagine this error would occur if you had no device or an incorrect device in the "Devices" file or that the device is not specified in th "Systems" file as the one to use.

Been a long time since I've used uucp though.

[Sakolnop Sompongsakul]

I've already checked my Devices file and my Systems files; but I still got the same error.

Device Files:
TCP - - - TCP

System Files:
server Any TCP - - ogin: root ssword: redhat

Are there anything wrong with these two files?

[Mark Grant]

I think they are OK. The one thing that bothers me though is that you are attempting to login as root. I would first check that it is actually possible to log in as root. I would try a proper "uucp" login using the uucp account.

[Sakolnop Sompongsakul]

The same problem with UUCP but on HP-UX v.11.23 with Linux.