Uustat in CentOS displays detailed information about the current UCP status commands

Function Description: displays the current status of UUCP.

Syntax: uustat [-aeiKmMNpqQRv] [-B <number of rows>] [-c <command>] [-C <command>] [-I <Configuration File>] [-k <work>] [-o

Note: After the UCP and uux commands are executed, the job is first sent to the queue before uucico executes the job. Uustat can display, delete, or start tasks waiting for execution in the queue.

Parameters:
-A or-all: displays all UUCP jobs.
-B <number of lines> or-mail-lines <number of lines> is used together with the-M or-N parameter to specify the number of lines in the mail.
-C <command> or-command <command> displays the work related to <command>.
-C <command> or-not-command <command> displays jobs unrelated to <command>.
-E or-executions only displays the work to be executed.
-I or-prompt queries whether to delete a job for each job in the queue.
-I <Configuration File> or-config <Configuration File> specifies the configuration file.
-K <work> or-kill <work> deletes a specified job.
-M or-status: delete all jobs.
-M or-mail the status information to the UUCP administrator.
-N or-policy respectively mail the status information to the user who proposes the job.
-O -P or-ps shows the program responsible for UCP locking.
-Q or-list shows the status of the task to be executed on each remote host.
-Q or-no-list does not display work.
-R <work> or-rejuvenate <work> restarts the specified job.
-R or-rejuvenate-all restart all work.
-S -S -V or-version displays version information.
-U <user> or-user <user> displays work related to <user>.
-U <user> or-not-user <user> displays jobs unrelated to <user>.
-W <Note> or-comment <Note> must be included in the email message.
-Y -X <level> or-debug <level> specifies the error level.
-Help: displays help.