Linux uulog Command

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The Linux uulog command is used to display UUCP log files.

uulog can be used to display the records in UUCP log files.

Syntax

uulog [-DFISv][-<行数>][-f<主机>][-I<配置文件>][-n<行数>][-s<主机>][-u<用户>][-X<层级>][--help]

Parameter Description：

• -D or --debuglog Display debug records.
• -f<host> or --follow<host> Similar to the -F parameter, but only displays records related to the specified host.
• -I<config file> or --config<config file> Specifies the program's configuration file.
• -<line count>, -n<line count> or --lines<line count> Displays the specified number of lines counted from the end of the log file.
• -s<host> Only displays records related to the specified host in the log file.
• -S or --statslog Displays statistics records.
• -u<user> or --suer<user> Only displays records related to the specified user in the log file.
• -v or --version Displays version information.
• -X<level> or --debug<level> Sets the debug level.
• --help Displays help.

Examples

Display uucp log information

# uulog

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