HP R4.2 User Manual
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Summary of Commands
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UCS 1000 R4.2 Administration 585-313-507
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The command specified is executed. In this case the meta-words %f,
%d, and %b are defined as the various parts of the file name and can
be used in the command.
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$fileCheck
{file} {runlevels} {checkPeriod/Time} {type} {owner}
{groups {modemask} {modes} [cmd]
This activity can be used to ensure that a specific file or files exist and
have the proper ownership and modes.
{file}
specifies the file or a pattern
that selects a set of patterns.
{runlevels}
specify at which run levels the
checks are made. {
checkPeriod/Time}
specifies the frequency of checks.
{type}
specifies the type of file. It can take one of seven values:
~
-
The type does not matter.
~
f
The file is a “regular” file.
~
d
The file is a directory.
~
p
The file is a named pipe.
~
c
The file is a character special device.
~
b
The file is a block special device.
~
l
On SVR5.4 systems, the file is a symbolic link.
The {owner} variable
specifies who owns the file. If this value is -, then
who owns the files is not of interest.
{group}
specifies which group owns
the file. If this value is -, then which group owns the files is not of interest.
{modeMask}
specifies which bits of the mode are of interest while
{modes}
is the state of the bits desired. For example, if both
{modeMask}