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vpath to an hdisk
Post 302116357 by Sprellarinn on Thursday 3rd of May 2007 11:59:01 AM
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Correct
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::::::::::::
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nicknames
NICKNAMES(5) BSD File Formats Manual NICKNAMES(5) NAME
nicknames -- map nickname translation file for NIS (YP) DESCRIPTION
The ypcat(1), ypmatch(1), and ypwhich(1) commands reference NIS (YP) maps as specified by the user. Occasionally it is desirable to use a shorthand reference for a longer map name, hence the nicknames file, kept in ``/var/yp/nicknames.'' The format of the file is nickname map one pair per line. The default installed nickname map is as follows: passwd passwd.byname group group.byname networks networks.byaddr hosts hosts.byname protocols protocols.bynumber services services.byname aliases aliases.byname ethers ethers.byname master.passwd master.passwd.byname A blank or incomplete nicknames file will affect any scripts which use nicknames for map lookup, whereas if the file is simply missing, the default compiled-in list will be used. SEE ALSO
ypcat(1), ypmatch(1), ypwhich(1) HISTORY
The nicknames file first appeared in Solaris 2.4. BSD
August 28, 2003 BSD