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Post 15216 by LivinFree on Tuesday 12th of February 2002 04:49:43 AM
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Configuration files: BosConfig(5) CellServDB(5) NetInfo(5) NetRestrict(5) ThisCell(5) butc(5) cacheinfo(5) krb.conf(5) package(5) sysid(5) tapeconfig(5) uss(5) uss_bulk(5) Administrative files: KeyFile(5) UserList(5) Cache-related files: afs_cache(5) Log files: AuthLog(5) BackupLog(5) BosLog(5) FileLog(5) SalvageLog(5) VLLog(5) VolserLog(5) butc(5) fms.log(5) Database files: bdb.DB0(5) kaserver.DB0(5) kaserverauxdb(5) prdb.DB0(5) vldb.DB0(5) Controller files: FORCESALVAGE(5) NoAuth(5) SALVAGE.fs(5) salvage.lock(5) Volume header files: afs_volume_header(5) COPYRIGHT
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