1 02/12/85 accept
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 3 Syntax as a command:  accept channel_id {restrict} {target} {bclist}
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 5 
 6 Function:  accepts a terminal device channel and connects it to the
 7 message coordinator's device complement.  This command cannot be used
 8 on multiplexer channels.  This command can be used only in ring 4.
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10 
11 Arguments:
12 channel_id
13    is the name of a communications channel that must be listed with
14    "service:  mc;" in the CMF, or be dialed up by a user who has issued
15    the dial system or slave commands.  (See the Multics System
16    Maintenance Procedures manual, Order No.  AM81, for information on
17    channel names.)
18 restrict
19    may be any of the following.
20    full
21       the device is able to issue all initializer commands.  This is
22       the default.
23    none
24       no commands allowed.
25 
26 
27    reply
28       only reply is allowed.
29    query
30       only who and hmu are allowed.
31    daemon
32       only reply, intercom, and exec allowed.
33 target
34    if specified, is a source name that is the only source name
35    permitted for reply commands issued from channel_id.  This parameter
36    is used for terminals dedicated to the control of a single I/O
37    daemon.  The default name is *.
38 
39 
40 bclist
41    if specified, it is a "broadcast list."  This list gives the
42    channels that will have copies of input from channel_id, in the
43    form shown below.
44 
45          (input on channel_id) r cd1 hello
46 
47    bclist may be
48 
49          none                for no broadcasting
50          all                 to broadcast to all others
51          a.l111,a.h102       to broadcast to the given list
52 
53    Output is never broadcast back to the inputting channel.
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56 Notes:  Response:  channel_id attached by system control.