Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.28+, H06.05+)

Permuted Index
hosts and/ hosts.equiv: Describes node
file for trusted remote ...........................................
hosts.equiv(4)
information from TNS/R native/ noft: Reads and displays
...............................................
noft(1)
hangups nohup: Runs a utility ignoring
.....................................
nohup(1)
(loadfile) from/ nld: Creates a non-PIC executable object
file .....................................
nld(1)
/from one or more relinkable non-PIC object
files (linkfiles) .....................................
nld(1)
name system/ nsupdate: Starts the nonsecure BIND 9 dynamic domain
............................
nsupdate(8)
name server named: Starts the nonsecure BIND 9 Internet domain
.............................
named(8)
name server/ rndc: Starts the nonsecure BIND 9 Internet domain
.............................
rndc(8)
resolver/ lwresd: Starts the nonsecure BIND 9 lightweight
.....................................
lwresd(8)
Allows login to a remote host (not supported in OSS) telnet:
.....................................
telnet(1)
BIND 9 dynamic domain name/ nsupdate: Starts the nonsecure
.....................................
nsupdate(8)
9 dynamic domain name system/ nsupdate: Starts the secure BIND
................................
dnssec_nsupdate(8)
nl: Numbers lines in a
file ..................................................
nl(1)
Procedure Call (RPC) program numbers /TCP/IP ports to Remote
...............................
portmap(8)
nld: Creates a non-PIC executable object
file (loadfile) from one/ ......................................
nld(1)
of a linkfile, loadfile, or other object
file /the name list ...............................................
nm(1)
information for program and object
files /Displays version .......................................
vproc(1)
one or more relinkable non-PIC object
files (linkfiles) /from ..........................................
nld(1)
information from TNS/E native object
files /Reads and displays ...................................
enoft(1)
information from TNS/R native object
files /Reads and displays ...................................
noft(1)
Pcleanup: Moves or removes obsolete OSS
files ..........................................................
Pcleanup(8)
to the standard output file od: Writes the contents of a file ....................................
od(1)
Displays information about the operating system uname:
..............................................
uname(1)
getopts: Parses command options
............................................................................
getopts(1)
set: Sets shell options and positional parameters ...............................
set(1)
environment from the Guardian/ osh: Runs a process in the OSS ....................................
osh(1)
the Guardian environment from the OSS environment /a process in ....................................
gtacl(1)
osh: Runs a process in the OSS environment from the Guardian/ ......................... osh(1)
environment filename for an OSS file /Displays the Guardian ..................................
gname(1)
/Transfers files between a local OSS file system and a remote host ...............................
ftp(1)
the Guardian environment to the OSS file system /files from ...........................................
copyoss(8)
file and copies them to the OSS file system /format archive ..................................
pinstall(1)
Moves or removes obsolete OSS files Pcleanup: .......................................................
Pcleanup(8)
pname: Displays the OSS pathname of a Guardian file .................................
pname(1)
ksh: Describes the OSS shell ........................................................................
ksh(1)
sh: Describes the OSS shell ........................................................................
sh(1)
or more DEFINEs for the current OSS shell /Creates one
.................................................
add_define(1)
or more DEFINEs from the current OSS shell /Deletes one
.................................................
del_define(1)
a remote host (not supported in OSS) telnet: Allows login to ........................................
telnet(1)
pr: Writes a file to standard output ..............................................................................
pr(1)
printf: Writes formatted output
..............................................................................
printf(1)
tee: Displays program output and copies to a file .............................................
tee(1)
Writes arguments to standard output echo:
...................................................................
echo(1)
file and copies it to standard output file /the standard input ......................................
line(1)
of a file to the standard output file /Writes the contents ....................................
od(1)
print: The shell output mechanism .........................................................
print(1)
a message catalog to standard output /Writes a message from
....................................
dspmsg(1)
chown: Changes the owner of files or directories .......................................... chown(1)
chgrp: Changes the group ownership of a file or directory .................................... chgrp(1)
Expands files compressed by the pack command unpack: ................................................ unpack(1)
pack: Compresses files .................................................. pack(1)
man: Displays reference page information ...........................................................
man(1)
See the Pcleanup(8) reference page pcleanup: ..............................................................
pcleanup(8)
apropos: Locates reference pages by keyword ..........................................................
apropos(1)
shift: Shifts positional parameters ......................................................................
shift(1)
Sets shell options and positional parameters set: .............................................................
set(1)
attributes and values for shell parameters typeset: Sets ............................................... typeset(1)
getopts: Parses command options ............................................... getopts(1)
yacc: Generates an LR(1) parsing program from input .......................................... yacc(1)
dspcat: Displays all or part of a message catalog .............................................. dspcat(1)
cut: Displays selected parts from each line of a file ......................................... cut(1)
basename: Returns specified parts of pathnames ......................................................... basename(1)
dirname: Returns specified parts of pathnames ......................................................... dirname(1)
user ID temporarily and changes password su: Substitutes .............................................. su(1)
more files paste: Joins lines from one or ....................................... paste(1)
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