AutoSYNC Software User's Guide (Update 20)

Command Interpreter
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MONITOR
If oss-pathname is omitted, the root directory is assumed.
-a
lists all entries in the directory, including the "." (dot) and ".." (dot dot) and other
files whose names begin with a ".".
-i
displays inode number for each file listed.
-l
displays the mode, number of links, group.owner, size, time of last modification for
each file, and pathname.
If the file is a special file, the size field instead contains the major and minor device
numbers. If the file is a symbolic link, the pathname of the linked-to file is also
printed preceded by ->. The attributes of the symbolic link are displayed.
-r
lists all subdirectories recursively, which is equivalent to the -R (upper case) option
in the OSS shell and not the -r (lower case) option.
MONITOR
The MONITOR command sends a command to a monitor process. Refer to
Appendix A, Operations and Management for a list of valid monitor process
commands.
process-name
an executing monitor process. If omitted, the monitor process for the current
MapDB is used.
*
all executing monitor processes. If omitted, the monitor process for the current
MapDB is used.
command-text
all text up to the end of the current command line. A monitor process command
cannot be continued on multiple lines. A semi-colon is neither required nor
recognized as a command terminator.
MONITOR [ process-name | * ] command-text