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12: UUCP uses a system of lock files to ensure that sites are polled
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14: site being polled, to prevent more than one invocation of uuuucciiccoo
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20: The command uuuurrmmlloocckk removes all UUCP lock files. You should run
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24: Before you run uuuurrmmlloocckk, examine the output of the command ppss to
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