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uustat
Examples
rtype The request type, either S (for send) or R (for receive).
site The name of the remote site.
user The name of the user who requested the job.
information
Describes the request. The format depends on the type of request.
For a send request, information has the format:
size filename
where size is the size in bytes of the file to be sent and filename is either
the absolute pathname on your site, or the UNIX-style filename relative to
your spool directory for the remote site.
For a receive request, information has the format:
filename
For a remote execution request (such as a request produced by mailx, the
command to be run is displayed after any data files associated with it.
For the –q and –m options, the output is in this format:
site transfersC (age) commandsX(age) status retry
where:
site Remote site name.
transfersC(age)
Number of file transfer jobs pending; if any are over one day old, the age in
days of the oldest job is given in parentheses.
commandsX(age)
Number of pending command requests that have been received; if any are
over one day old, the age in days of the oldest job is given in parentheses.
status Time and result of the last attempt to call this site. The status field shows
the status of attempts made by this system to connect to other systems.
When other systems call this system, this field is not updated.
retry Time to the next connection attempt in hours:minutes and the current retry
count. The retry field is displayed only between retry attempts.
For the –k and –r options, uustat displays a message telling you if the attempt to
stop or restart a job was successful.
1. To display all waiting UUCP requests:
uustat
2. To display all jobs waiting for remote site east:
uustat –s east
3. To stop the UUCP job associated with job ID westn0003:
uustat –k westn0003
Environment Variables
uustat uses the following environment variable:
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