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# Linux uustat Command [ Linux Command Manual](#) The Linux `uustat` command is used to display the current status of UUCP. After executing the `uucp` and `uux` commands, the jobs are first sent to a queue, and then executed by `uucico`. `uustat` can display, delete, or start jobs in the queue that are waiting to be executed. ### Syntax `uustat ` **Parameter Description**: * `-a` or `--all` Display all UUCP jobs. * `-B` or `--mail-lines` Used with the `-M` or `-N` parameter to specify how many lines of information to include in the email. * `-c` or `--command` Display jobs related to the specified ``. * `-C` or `--not-command` Display jobs not related to the specified ``. * `-e` or `--executions` Display only jobs waiting to be executed. * `-i` or `--prompt` For each job in the queue, prompt the user whether to delete the job. * `-I` or `--config` Specify the configuration file. * `-k` or `--kill` Delete the specified job. * `-m` or `--status` Delete all jobs. * `-M` or `--mail` Mail status information to the UUCP administrator. * `-N` or `--notify` Mail status information separately to the user who submitted the job. * `-o` or `--older-than` Display jobs older than the specified number of hours. * `-p` or `--ps` Display the process responsible for UUCP locking. * `-q` or `--list` Display the status of jobs to be executed on each remote host. * `-Q` or `--no-list` Do not display jobs. * `-r` or `--rejuvenate` Restart the specified job. * `-R` or `--rejuvenate-all` Restart all jobs. * `-s` or `--system` Display jobs related to the specified ``. * `-S` or `--not-system` Display jobs not related to the specified ``. * `-v` or `--version` Display version information. * `-u` or `--user` Display jobs related to the specified ``. * `-U` or `--not-user` Display jobs not related to the specified ``. * `-W` or `--comment` A comment to be placed in the email message. * `-y` or `--younger-than` Display jobs younger than the specified number of hours. * `-x` or `--debug` Specify the debug level. * `--help` Display help. ### Examples Display all jobs # uustat -a Display jobs waiting to be executed # uustat -e [ Linux Command Manual](#)