Linux uucp command
Linux uucp command is used to transfer files between Unix systems.
UUCP between Unix systems via serial cable to connect the protocol. uucp UUCP protocol to use, the main function is to transfer files.
grammar
uucp [-cCdfjmrRtvW][-g<等级>][-I<配置文件>][-n<用户>][-x<类型>][--help][...来源][目的]
Parameter Description:
- -c or --nocopy not copy the file to the buffer.
- -C Or --copy copy the file to the buffer.
- -d or --directiories when transferring files, automatically [Objective] create the necessary directories.
- -f or --nodirectiories when transferring files, if necessary [Objective] create a directory, then gives up the job.
- -g <level> or --grade <level> Specifies the file transfer job priorities.
- -I <Profile> or --config <configuration file> Specify uucp configuration files.
- -j or --jobid display job numbers.
- After the -m or --mail job to e-mail the report job is completed successfully.
- -n <user> or --notify <user> After work, whether by e-mail to users report the successful completion of the job specified.
- -r or --nouucico not immediately start uucico service program, only the job to the queue, wait and do it later.
- -R Or --recursive if [source] is a directory, then copy the entire directory contains a subdirectory to [purpose].
- -t or --uuto last argument as "hostname! users."
- -v or --version display version information.
- -W Or --noexpand not join the directory where the current path.
- -x <type> or --debug <type> Specifies start troubleshooting mode.
- --help displays help.
- [Source ...] Specifies the source file or path.
- [Objective] specify the target file or path.
Examples
Transfers under temp / directory of all files to the Public / directory on the remote host to localhost uucp public directory. Enter the following at the command line:
uucp-d-R temp localhost ~/Public/
This command is normally no output