UUSTAT(1C)			 HP-UX 5.0		    UUSTAT(1C)

     NAME
	  uustat - uucp status inquiry and job control

     SYNOPSIS
	  uustat [ options ]

     HP-UX COMPATIBILITY
	  Level:    HP-UX/STANDARD

	  Origin:   System V

     DESCRIPTION
	  Uustat will display the status  of,  or  cancel,  previously
	  specified  uucp  commands, or provide general status on uucp
	  connections to other systems.	 At most one of the  following
	  options may be specified:

	  -jjobn    Report the status of the uucp  request  jobn.   If
		    all	 is  used  for	jobn,  the  status of all uucp
		    requests  is  reported.   An  argument   must   be
		    supplied  otherwise	 the  usage  message  will  be
		    printed and the request will fail.
	  -kjobn    Kill the uucp request whose job  number  is	 jobn.
		    The	 killed uucp request must belong to the person
		    issuing the	 uustat	 command  unless  one  is  the
		    super-user.
	  -rjobn    Rejuvenate jobn. That is, jobn is touched so  that
		    its	 modification time is set to the current time.
		    This prevents uuclean from deleting the job	 until
		    the	 jobs  modification  time  reaches  the	 limit
		    imposed by uuclean.
	  -chour    Remove the status entries  which  are  older  than
		    hour  hours.   This administrative option can only
		    be initiated by the user uucp or the super-user.
	  -mmch	    Report the status of accessibility of machine mch.
		    If mch is specified as all, then the status of all
		    machines known to the local uucp are provided.
	  -Mmch	    This is the same as the -m option except that  two
		    times  are printed.	 The time that the last status
		    was obtained and the time that the last successful
		    transfer to that system occurred.

	  If none of the above options are specified, any  or  all  of
	  the following options may appear:

	  -uuser    Report the status of all uucp requests  issued  by
		    user.

	  -ssys	    Report the	status	of  all	 uucp  requests	 which
		    communicate with remote system sys.

	  -ohour    Report the status of all uucp requests  which  are
		    older than hour hours.

	  -yhour    Report the status of all uucp requests  which  are
		    younger than hour hours.

	  -O	    Report the uucp  status  using  the	 octal	status
		    codes   listed  below.   If	 this  option  is  not
		    specified, the verbose description is printed with
		    each uucp request.

	  -q	    List the number of jobs and	 other	control	 files
		    queued for each machine and the time of the oldest
		    and youngest file queued for each machine.	 If  a
		    lock  file	exists	for  that  system, its date of
		    creation is listed.

	  When no options are given, uustat outputs the status of  all
	  uucp requests issued by the current user.

	  For example, the command:

	       uustat -uhdc -smhtsa -y72

	  will print the status of all uucp requests that were	issued
	  by user hdc to communicate with system mhtsa within the last
	  72 hours.  The meanings of the job request status are:

	  job-number  user  remote-system   command-time   status-time
	  status

	  where the status may be either an octal number or a  verbose
	  description.	 The  octal  code corresponds to the following
	  description:

	       OCTAL	 STATUS
	       000001	 the copy failed, but  the  reason  cannot  be
			 determined
	       000002	 permission to access local file is denied
	       000004	 permission to access remote file is denied
	       000010	 bad uucp command is generated
	       000020	 remote system cannot create temporary file
	       000040	 cannot copy to remote directory
	       000100	 cannot copy to local directory
	       000200	 local system cannot create temporary file
	       000400	 cannot execute uucp
	       001000	 copy (partially) succeeded
	       002000	 copy finished, job deleted
	       004000	 job is queued
	       010000	 job killed (incomplete)
	       020000	 job killed (complete)

	  The meanings of the machine accessibility status are:
	       system-name time status

	  where time is the latest status time and status is  a	 self-
	  explanatory description of the machine status.

     FILES
	  /usr/spool/uucp
			 spool directory
	  /usr/lib/uucp/L_stat
			 system status file
	  /usr/lib/uucp/R_stat
			 request status file

     SEE ALSO
	  uucp(1C).