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uuto
Description
Options
Localization
Files
1003.2-1992, this utility should be avoided for applications intended to be
portable to other UNIX- branded systems.
uuto is a simplified method of using uucp to copy a file, or files, to a user on
another system. file is a file, or files, on your system. The destination has the
following form:
system!user
where system is a system known to uucp and user is the login name of a user on
the remote system. You can use uuname to list the names of the remote system
known to uucp. Make sure to enter the user name in the proper case. Otherwise,
the recipient will not be able to use uuto to receive the files you have sent.
uuto sends files to the UUCP public directory on the remote system. In particular,
the files are sent to the directory:
pubdir/receive/user/sendsystem
where pubdir is the UUCP public directory, user is the user’s name specified in the
destination, and sendsystem is the name of the sending system.
The recipient is notified by mail when the files arrive. If several files are sent, the
recipient is notified when the last file arrives. Depending on the nature of the remote
system, the recipient may move files from this directory using the uupick utility or
by using the usual system copy commands.
–m Sends the user a note when the copy is completed.
–p Places files in spool directory before transfer to remote system.
uuto uses the following localization environment variables:
v LANG
v LC_ALL
v LC_CTYPE
v LC_MESSAGES
v LC_LCTIME
v NLSPATH
See Appendix F for more information.
uuto uses the following files:
/usr/lib/uucp/config
The configuration file for UUCP contains the list of systems that uucp
knows about. This configuration file is compiled from a number of text
configurations using the uucc utility. (See uucc for more information.)
/usr/spool/uucppublic
The public UUCP directory.
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