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UUPARAMS(8)					      UUPARAMS(8)

NAME
       uuparams - show current/default UUCP parameters

SYNOPSIS
       uuparams [-flags] [match]

DESCRIPTION
       Uuparams	 prints the UUCP parameters that are being set in
       the configuration file.	(See uuparams(5) for  a	 detailed
       description  of	each  parameter.)   If the optional match
       argument is present, uuparams displays any parameters that
       match the argument.

       Uuparams	  checks   the	 configuration	 file	for   any
       inconsistencies, and also checks that  all  the	user  and
       group  names supplied actually exist.  Any inconsistencies
       produce an exit code of EX_DATAERR.

OPTIONS
       -a  This flag causes all the parameters to be printed.

       -d  Show	 default  parameter  settings  (ie:  ignore   the
	   contents of the configuration file).

       -f  Show	 available free space on network file-system.  If
	   this	 space	is  below  that	 set  by  the	parameter
	   MINSPOOLFSFREE  then	 the  message  NO  SPACE  will be
	   printed, and the exit code will be EX_UNAVAILABLE.

       -n  Prints out  the  distribution's  version  information.
	   This is in the form:
	   release serial date CPU operating_system

       -Pparams
	   Alters the pathname for the UUCP parameters file
	   [default: `/etc/uucp/CONFIG'].

       -v  If  the  -a	flag  or  a  match are selected, then any
	   parameters that have been changed from the default are
	   indicated  by  a  trailing  asterisk (`*').	This flag
	   also causes the name of  the	 parameters  file  to  be
	   printed.

       -w  Don't warn about inconsistencies.

       -x[level]
	   Turns on tracing at level [default: 1].  If tracing is
	   not compiled in, this flag will have no effect.

       -?  Explain argument options and exit.

EXAMPLES
       Show all current parameters (with changes flagged):

UUCP								1

UUPARAMS(8)					      UUPARAMS(8)

	 uuparams -av

       Show all the parameters relevant to lock files:

	 uuparams LOCK

FILES
       /etc/uucp/CONFIG	 Changed   parameters	for   all    UUCP
			 programs.

SEE ALSO
       uuparams(5).

UUCP								2

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