Linux uustat Command
The Linux uustat command is used to display the current status of UUCP.
After executing the uucp and uux commands, jobs are initially queued and then executed by uucico. uustat can display, delete, or initiate jobs waiting in the queue for execution.
Syntax
uustat [-aeiKmMNpqQRv][-B<lines>][-c<command>][-C<command>][-I<config file>][-k<job>][-o<hours>][-r<job>][-s<host>][-S<host>][-u<user>][-U<user>][-W<comment>][-y<hours>][-x<level>][--help]
Parameter Description:
-a or --all Display all UUCP jobs.
-B<lines> or --mail-lines<lines> Used with -M or -N, specifies the number of lines of information to include in the email.
-c<command> or --command<command> Display jobs related to <command>.
-C<command> or --not-command<command> Display jobs not related to <command>.
-e or --executions Display only pending jobs.
-i or --prompt Ask the user whether to delete each job in the queue.
-I<config file> or --config<config file> Specify the configuration file.
-k<job> or --kill<job> Delete the specified job.
-m or --status Delete all jobs.
-M or --mail Mail status information to the UUCP administrator.
-N or --notify Mail status information to the users who submitted the jobs.
-o<hours> or --older-than<hours> Display jobs older than the specified number of hours.
-p or --ps Display the processes responsible for UUCP locking.
-q or --list Display the status of jobs to be executed on each remote host.
-Q or --no-list Do not display jobs.
-r<job> or --rejuvenate<job> Restart the specified job.
-R or --rejuvenate-all Restart all jobs.
-s<host> or --system<host> Display jobs related to <host>.
-S<host> or --not-system<host> Display jobs not related to <host>.
-v or --version Display version information.
-u<user> or --user<user> Display jobs related to <user>.
-U<user> or --not-user<user> Display jobs not related to <user>.
-W<comment> or --comment<comment> Comment to include in the email message.
-y<hours> or --younger-than<hours> Display jobs younger than the specified number of hours.
-x<level> or --debug<level> Specify the debug level.
--help Display help.
Example
Display all tasks
# uustat -a
Display pending tasks
# uustat -e