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Linux uucp command is used to transfer files between Unix systems.
UUCP is a protocol for connecting Unix systems via serial lines. UUCP uses the UUCP protocol and its main function is to transfer files.
uucp [-cCdfjmrRtvW][-g<level>][-I<configuration file>][-n<user>][-x<type>][--help][...source][destination]
Parameter Description:
-c or--nocopy Do not copy the file to the buffer.
-C or--copy Copy the file to the buffer.
-d or--directiories Automatically create necessary directories at [destination] when transferring files.
-f or--nodirectiories When transferring files, if it is necessary to create directories at [destination], the task will be aborted.
-g<level>or--grade<level> Specify the priority order of the file transfer job.
-I<configuration file>or--config<configuration file> Specify the uucp configuration file.
-jOr--jobid Display the job number.
-mOr--mail After the job is completed, send an email report to notify whether the job is completed successfully.
-n<user>or--notify<user> After the job is completed, send an email report to the specified user to notify whether the job is completed successfully.
-rOr--nouucico Do not start the uucico service program immediately, just send the job to the queue and execute it later.
-Ror--recursive If [source] is a directory, then include the entire directory and subdirectories in [destination].
-tOr--uuto Treat the last parameter as "hostname!username".
-vor--version Display version information.
-Wor--noexpand Do not add the current directory to the path.
-x<type>or--debug<type>Start the specified debugging mode.
--help Display help.
[Source...] Specify the source file or path.
[Purpose] Specify the target file or path.
Transfer temp/All files in the directory are transferred to the uucp public directory on the remote host localhost/Enter the following command in the command line:
uucp-d-R temp localhost ~/Public/
This command usually has no output