uulog - Display log information about UUCP events
Format
uulog [-s site]
Note: The uulog utility is fully supported for compatibility with older
UNIX systems.
However, because it is no longer supported by POSIX.2 IEEE standard 1003.2-1992, do not use this
utility for applications that are intended to be portable to other UNIX-branded systems.
Description
uulog displays information about UUCP events, such as file transfers and
remote command execution. It also displays the most recent debug output to the log. In order to use
uulog, you must have permission to read the file
/usr/spool/uucp/LOGFILE
.
The
format of the display is:
user ID local_site date/time messagetext
where: - user ID
- Login ID of the user who requested the file transfer or requested that the command be run.
Entries that are created by uuxqt or by programs that are spawned by
uuxqt have the ID
uucp
. - local_site
- Name of the local site.
- date/time
- Date and time of the event in the form
(
mm/dd-
hh:
mm)
. - messagetext
- Text of the log entry. The message text depends on the event being recorded; most entries are self-explanatory.
Options
If you do not specify an option, uulog displays
the debug information for the last conversation that failed.
- -s site
- Displays information about UUCP events for this site.
Environment variables
uulog uses
the following environment variable:
- TZ
- Sets the time zone that is used with date and time messages.
Localization
uulog uses
the following localization environment variables:
- LANG
- LC_ALL
- LC_CTYPE
- LC_MESSAGES
- LC_LCTIME
- NLSPATH
Files
uulog uses
the following files:
- /usr/lib/uucp/config
- UUCP configuration file. (See uucc.)
- /usr/spool/uucp
- UUCP spool directory.
- /usr/spool/uucp/LOGFILE
- Log file for uulog and other UUCP utilities.
Exit values
0
- Successful completion.
1
- Failure due to any of the following reasons:
- LOGFILE could not be opened.
- Could not lock LOGFILE.
2
- Unknown command-line option.
Portability
X/Open Portability Guide, UNIX systems.
Related information
uucc, uucp, uux