Linux uustat command
Linux uustat UUCP command is used to display the current situation.
After performing uucp and uux command, it will first work to the queue, and then by the uucico to perform the work. uustat can display, delete, or start work queue waiting to be executed.
grammar
uustat [-aeiKmMNpqQRv][-B<行数>][-c<指令>][-C<指令>][-I<配置文件>][-k<工作>][-o<小时>][-r<工作>][-s<主机>][-S<主机>][-u<用户>][-U<用户>][-W<附注>][-y<小时>][-x<层级>][--help]
Parameter Description:
- -a or -all show all UUCP work.
- -B <Line number> or --mail-lines <rows> and -M or -N parameters used together to specify how much information to include in the message line.
- -c <command> or --command <command> Display work with <command> related.
- -C <Command> or --not-command <command> displays <Command> independent work.
- -e or --executions display only work to be performed.
- -i or --prompt queue for each job, asking whether you want to remove the use of the work.
- -I <Profile> or --config <configuration file> Specify configuration file.
- -k <work> or --kill <jobs> delete the specified job.
- -m or --status delete all the work.
- -M Or -mail status information mailed to UUCP administrator.
- -N Or --notify status information are mailed to the user of the work proposed.
- -o <h> or --older-than <h> View job exceeds the specified number of hours.
- -p display or --ps responsible for UUCP locking procedures.
- -q --list or display the status of the work to be performed on each remote host.
- -Q Or --no-list does not display the work.
- -r <job> or --rejuvenate <jobs> restart certain operations.
- -R Or --rejuvenate-all to restart all the work.
- -s <host> or --system <host> show work with <host> related.
- -S <Host> or --not-system <host> display <host> independent work.
- -v or --version display version information.
- -u <user> or --user <user> Display Working with <user> related.
- -U <User> or --not-user <user> display <user> independent work.
- -W <Note> or --comment <Note> mail messages to be placed in the notes.
- -y <h> or --younger-than <h> is displayed below a specified number of hours of work.
- -x <level> or --debug <level> Specifies the debug level.
- --help displays help.
Examples
Show all tasks
# uustat -a
Display Task wait
# uustat -e