Книга: Linux Network Administrator Guide, Second Edition

uucico Command-line Options

uucico Command-line Options

In this section, we describe the most important command-line options for uucico:

- - system, -s system

Calls the named system unless prohibited by call-time restrictions.

- S system

Calls the named system unconditionally.

- -master, -r1

Starts uucico in master mode. This is the default when -s or -S is given. All by itself, the -r1 option causes uucico to try to call all systems in the sys file described in the next section of this chapter, unless prohibited by call or retry time restrictions.

- -slave, -r0

Starts uucico in slave mode. This is the default when no -s or -S is given. In slave mode, either standard input/output are assumed to be connected to a serial port, or the TCP port specified by the -p option is used.

- -ifwork, -C

This option supplements -s or -S and tells uucico to call the named system only if there are jobs spooled for it.

- -debug type, -x type, -X type

Turns on debugging of the specified type. Several types can be given as a comma-separated list. The following types are valid: abnormal, chat, handshake, uucp-proto, proto, port, config, spooldir, execute, incoming, and outgoing. Using all turns on all options. For compatibility with other UUCP implementations, a number may be specified instead, which turns on debugging for the first n items from the above list.

Debugging messages will be logged to the Debug file below /var/spool/uucp.

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