Despite the "bang" addresses, I have several of these that have
worked for some time, but yesterday received error messages such as
below for all.  What does "bad usage" signify?  Strong disapproval
of uunet?  Pedantry?  New style manual?
 
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930308190737.0402 $Id: uux_args.c,v 1.1 1992/04/14 21:29:38 piers Exp $: error -- "/var/spool/uucp-a/"
NOSTRANGERS             = "uucp:tty9"
TELNETD                 = /usr/etc/telnetd
#WARN_NAME_TOO_LONG     = 0
#UUCICO                 = ""
#UUSCHED                = ""
#DEBUG                  = 1: SPOOLALTDIRS directory must start with '/'
930308190737.0512 $Id: uux_args.c,v 1.1 1992/04/14 21:29:38 piers Exp $: ERROR -- code 64
500 <[log in to unmask]>... Bad usage
 
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