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uuxqt

uuxqt(1)						      General Commands Manual							  uuxqt(1)

NAME

       uuxqt - Executes remote command requests

SYNOPSIS

       uuxqt [-ssystem] [-xdebug_level]

       The uuxqt program executes specified commands on designated remote systems.

OPTIONS

       Specifies the name of the remote system.  Use this option only when starting uuxqt manually.  The remote system name is supplied internally
       when uuxqt is started automatically.  Displays debugging information on the screen of the local	system;  debug_level  is  a  single  digit
       between 0 and 9.  The higher the number specified, the more detailed the debugging information displayed.

DESCRIPTION

       When  uux  is entered by a user, the program creates the necessary C.*  (Command), D.*  (Data), and X.*	(Execute) files and places them in
       the spooling directory on the designated remote system.	The uux command then calls the uucico daemon which in turn, tries to  contact  the
       designated system to deliver the files.	When the files are transferred, uuxqt executes the commands on the designated system.

       The  uuxqt program searches the spool directories on the designated system for the X.*  (Execute) files whose names indicate that they were
       sent from another system.  The command checks each X.*  file for the following: All of the required D.*	(Data) files must be available and
       accessible.  File commands must be permitted for the requesting system.

       The  uuxqt program can be executed manually by a user with superuser privileges.  This daemon is executed automatically by the uudemon.hour
       shell script, which is started periodically by cron.

FILES

       Lock file which prevents multiple use of device Limits number of remote command executions Access permission codes

SEE ALSO

       Commands:   uucico(8), uucp(1), uustat(1), uux(1)

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