STATUS(5F)
okay so bestie, you're reading the STATUS(5F) manual page, and it's literally all about the server status database. no cap. π
β¨ NAME β¨
status β it's the server status database, periodt. π«Ά
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
So like, the files in the status directory in the HylaFAX spooling area? They contain status info about each running server. fr fr. πβ¨
Those files are named according to the modem being serviced. The way that works is... yeah. And files without a suffix contain a single line of ASCII text that tells you what the server is currently doing. Like:
Running and idleSending to ...Answering the phone- etc.
(Those are exact vibes from the page, not me making stuff up π)
Also, the contents of the file any.info is returned by the faxstat(1) program when given the -i option. It should contain information about the server system including an administrative contact, its location, usage conventions, etc. iconic. π
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
faxq(8C)faxsend(8C)pagesend(8C)faxgetty(8C)hfaxd(8C)faxstat(1)
and that's the whole vibe bestie. this was STATUS(5F) β the manual page from January 18, 1996. mwah π stay slaying. π
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