Figure 12: The uustat command

Version 2 Options

-c hours        Remove jobs from the uucp queue which are older
than the specified number of hours.

-j jobid|all    Prints the uucp status for the specifed jobid.  If
the keyword is all, then it reports on all of the jobs
queued.

-k jobid        Kill the specifed job.  The job being killed must belong
to the user unless he is root.

-m machine      Report on the accessibility of the named machine.
If the keyword all is used , then the status of all of
the machines will be reported.

-o hour         Report on all of the uucp requests which are older
than the specified number of hours.

-s sys          Report the status of all uucp requests for the named
machine.

-u user         Report on the status of all uucp requests for the
named user.

-v              Be verbose in the reporting of the status information.

-y hour        Report on the status of all uucp requests which are
younger than the specified number of hours.

HDB Options

-a              Report on all queued jobs.

-k jobid        Kill the specifed job.  The job being killed must belong
to the user unless he is root.

-m              Report on the accessibility of the machines in the UUCP
network.

-p              Run ps -flp on the currently active UUCP processes.

-q              Report the number of jobs queued for each of the
systems.

-r jobid        Touch the job files for the specified job id.  This has
the effect of re-queueing the job.

-s system       Report on the jobs queued for the named system.

-u user         Report on the jobs queued for the named user.