uucheck

PURPOSE

     Checks for files and directories required by BNU.

SYNOPSIS
     uucheck [-v][-x debug-level]


DESCRIPTION

     The uucheck command checks for  the presence of the files
     and directories  required by the Basic  Networking Utili-
     ties (BNU) facility.  The  command also checks for errors
     in the permissions file, /usr/adm/uucp/Permissions.

     Note:  The uucheck command  does not check file/directory
     modes or  some errors  in the  permissions file,  such as
     duplicate login or machine names.

     When BNU is installed, uucheck verifies that the directo-
     ries, programs, and support files required to operate the
     networking facility are present.  The command is executed
     automatically, as one of the first steps in the installa-
     tion process,  before the required BNU  directories, pro-
     grams, and files are actually installed.

     Note:  The uucheck command can be issued from the command
     line if the user  has superuser privileges.  For example,
     it would be useful to  issue uucheck after making changes
     in part of the BNU facility such as the Permissions file.

FLAGS

     -v             Gives  a detailed  explanation of  how the
                    BNU  programs  interpret  the  permissions
                    file.
     -x debug_level Displays  debugging   information  on  the
                    screen of  the local terminal.   The valid
                    range  for debug_level  is  0  to 9.   The
                    higher the  number, the more  detailed the
                    final report.

FILES

     /etc/locks/LCK*                 Prevent  multiple use  of
                                     device.
     /usr/adm/uucp/Devices           Information  about avail-
                                     able devices.
     /usr/adm/uucp/Maxuuscheds       Limits scheduled jobs.
     /usr/adm/uucp/Maxuuxqts         Limits   remote   command
                                     executions.
     /usr/adm/uucp/Permissions       Access permission codes.
     /usr/adm/uucp/Systems           Accessible         remote
                                     systems.
     /usr/spool/uucp/*               Spooling directory.
     /usr/spool/uucppublic/*         Public directory.

RELATED INFORMATION

     The following  commands:  "uucico,"   "uusched," "uucp,"
     "uustat," and  "uux."