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  uulog

 SYNTAX

       uulog  -sremote system name

       uulog  -uuser name

 FUNCTION

       uulog prints the log of UUCP

       transactions performed by the specified

       user or with the specified remote system!

 SOME OPTIONS

       -sremote system - prints the log of UUCP

         transactions for the remote system!

       -uuser name - prints the log of UUCP

         transactions for the user user name!

 Let us see a typical report produced by uulog

 for the UUCP transactions for the system dual!

 PA: 2

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Try uulog -sdual

 Try uulog -sdual

 You will be helped this time.

 $PROMPT$

FORGET1

 $ uulog -sdual                

 Observe the result on the terminal!

 root dual (3/4-14:48) QUEUED (C.dualn1275)

 root dual (3/4-14:54) NO (AVAILABLE DEVICE)

 root dual (3/4-14:54) FAILED (call to dual)

 root dual (3/4-14:56) NO CALL (RETRY TIME NOT REACHED)

 root dual (3/4-14:56) CAN NOT CALL (SYSTEM STATUS)

 root dual (3/4-14:57) SUCCEEDED (call to dual)

 root dual (3/4-14:57) REQUEST (S D.dualB1278 D.dualB1278 root)

 root dual (3/4-14:58) REQUEST (SUCCEEDED)

 root dual (3/4-14:58) REQUEST (S D.durangoX1276 X.durangoX1276 root)

 root dual (3/4-14:58) REQUEST (SUCCEEDED)

 All uulog information, such as that printed above,

 comes directly from the file /usr/spool/uucp/LOGFILE,

 which you may wish to check for diagnostics or the status

 of your UUCP transactions!