Transfer log
The transfer log contains information pertaining to file transfer.
For example, it shows the number of bytes transferred and how long the
transfer took.
After both uucicos (master and slave)
agree on the protocol, the transfer information of each file
is written into /var/spool/uucp/.Admin/xferstats.
A typical entry is as
follows:
sysname user master time prog procID seqnum device trans rate status
where:
sysname-
name of remote system
user-
user login
master-
M=master, S=slave
time-
date and time that entry was written to log
prog-
C=uucico, U=uucp, X=uux, Q=uuxqt
procID-
process ID of uucico, uucp, uux, or uuxqt
seqnum-
sequential number for each file transferred in a session
device-
device name of media
trans-
direction and data bytes/clock time to transfer
rate-
transfer rate (bytes/sec)
status-
``PARTIAL FILE'' if the file was not completed because
of transmission error; "" if the file was transmitted completely
An example entry is:
ihx! peterca M (5/20-6:10:10) (C, 6559 ,1) [DKH] (-> 1024/0.13 secs, 7877 bytes/sec ""
Report statistics of file transfer
By specifying the -s file option with uucp, you can
have the statistics of your file transfer reported to file.
For each file transfer request, file will contain three lines.
For multiple file transfer requests, the size of file increases
accordingly.
A typical entry is:
header jobID time elapsed
sender filename direction receiver dest login
mesg
where:
header-
message header (always the same)
jobID-
job ID assigned by uucp
time-
date and time the file transfer completed
elapsed-
hh:mm:ss of elapsed time between time of creation of queue file and
completion of the file transfer
sender-
sender node name
filename-
source filename
direction-
direction (always the same)
receiver-
receiver node name
dest-
destination directory/filename
login-
requester login ID
mesg-
a message
An example entry is:
uucp job: mach1N1131 (6/12-13:34:58) (0:0:19)
ihnp1! /n15/user1/liblog mach1! ~/peterca (peterca)
copy succeeded
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