uptime(1) — bsd

UPTIME(1)                            BSD                             UPTIME(1)



NAME
     uptime - show how long a node has been up

SYNOPSIS
     uptime

DESCRIPTION
     The uptime command prints the current time, and reports on how long your
     node has been up.

NOTES
     In some UNIX system implementations, uptime is linked to a command that
     tells you who is on the system and what they are doing, and may also
     report the average number of jobs in the run queue over a fixed period.
     The Domain/OS BSD implementation of uptime does not support these
     features.

EXAMPLE
     The following demonstrates an execution of uptime, showing the output of
     the command as well:

         % uptime
         4:30pm  up 17 days, 05:18, 1 user
         %


     The current time is listed as 4:30 PM.  The node has been up for 17 days,
     5 hours, 18 minutes, and there is one user.
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