YouTipLinux Comm Uux
# Linux uux Command
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The Linux uux command is used to execute commands on a remote UUCP host.
uux can execute commands on a remote UUCP host or execute commands on the local machine, but when executing, it will use files from the remote computer.
### Syntax
uux [-a]
**Parameter Description**:
* - or -p or --stdin Read the command to execute directly from the keyboard.
* -a or --requestor The email address to execute, for sending status information.
* -b or --erturn-stdin Display status information on the screen.
* -c or --nocopy Do not copy files to the buffer.
* -C or --copy Copy files to the buffer.
* -g or --grade Specify the priority order for file transfer jobs.
* -I or --config file Specify the uux configuration file.
* -j or --jobid Display the job number.
* -l or --link Link files on the local machine to the buffer.
* -n or --notification=no Do not send email notifications to the user regardless of any status.
* -r or --nouucico Do not start the uucico service program immediately, only send the job to the queue, and then execute it.
* -s or --status Save the completion status as the specified file.
* -v or --version Display version information.
* -x or --debug Specify the debug level.
* -z or --notification=error If an error occurs, notify the user by email.
* --help Display help.
### Example
Execute a command on the remote host uucp
# uux hnlinux! date /// Execute the date command on the remote host to check the system time
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