Linux uulog Command
The Linux uulog command is used to display the UUCP log file.
uulog is used to display records in the UUCP log file.
Syntax
uulog [-DFISv][-<number of lines>][-f<host>][-I<configuration file>][-n<number of lines>][-s<host>][-u<user>][-X<level>][--help]
Parameter Description:
-D or --debuglog: Display debug records.
-f<host> or --follow<host>: Similar to the -F parameter, but only displays records related to the specified host.
-I<configuration file> or --config<configuration file>: Specifies the configuration file for the program.
-<number of lines>, -n<number of lines> or --lines<number of lines>: Displays the specified number of lines from the end of the log file.
-s<host>: Only displays records in the log file related to the specified host.
-S or --statslog: Displays statistical records.
-u<user> or --user<user>: Only displays records in the log file related to the specified user.
-v or --version: Displays version information.
-X<level> or --debug<level>: Sets the debug level.
--help: Displays help.
Example
Display uucp log information
# uulog