4.4.3 Execution Subdirectories

`.Xqtdir'

When uuxqt executes a job requested by uux, it first changes the working directory to the `.Xqtdir' subdirectory. This permits the job to create any sort of temporary file without worrying about overwriting other files in the spool directory. Any files left in the `.Xqtdir' subdirectory are removed after each execution is complete.

`.Xqtdirnnnn'

When several instances of uuxqt are executing simultaneously, each one executes jobs in a separate directory. The first uses `.Xqtdir', the second uses `.Xqtdir0001', the third uses `.Xqtdir0002', and so forth.

`.Corrupt'

If uuxqt encounters an execution file which it is unable to parse, it saves it in the `.Corrupt' directory, and sends mail about it to the UUCP administrator.

`.Failed'

If uuxqt executes a job, and the job fails, and there is enough disk space to hold the command file and all the data files, then uuxqt saves the files in the `.Failed' directory, and sends mail about it to the UUCP administrator.