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01-20-2004 10:29 PM
01-20-2004 10:29 PM
hi
I was checking the script used to set up the loopback interface (/sbin/init.d/net.init) and found the following lines:
#
# set transport stack tunable parameters
#
if [[ -x /usr/bin/ndd ]]; then
/usr/bin/ndd -a
if (($? != 0)); then
print "ERROR: Failed to set ndd tunable parameters" >&2
rval=$ERROR
fi
My main question is
what is the -a option ? it is not found in manual pages.
I checked ndd exists in /usr/bin ... why ? why is not located in /usr/sbin ? ndd manual pages do reside under man1m tree.
I was checking the script used to set up the loopback interface (/sbin/init.d/net.init) and found the following lines:
#
# set transport stack tunable parameters
#
if [[ -x /usr/bin/ndd ]]; then
/usr/bin/ndd -a
if (($? != 0)); then
print "ERROR: Failed to set ndd tunable parameters" >&2
rval=$ERROR
fi
My main question is
what is the -a option ? it is not found in manual pages.
I checked ndd exists in /usr/bin ... why ? why is not located in /usr/sbin ? ndd manual pages do reside under man1m tree.
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01-20-2004 11:18 PM
01-20-2004 11:18 PM
Re: ndd options and binary location
Looks like -a option is for "all".
/usr/sbin contains all administrative commands.
Commands which are used by all users are placed in /usr/bin.
/usr/sbin contains all administrative commands.
Commands which are used by all users are placed in /usr/bin.
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01-21-2004 12:36 AM
01-21-2004 12:36 AM
Re: ndd options and binary location
Hi,
ndd -a is un-documented option used to set default values for tunable parameters.
/usr/sbin contains essential commands for O.S., /usr/bin contains more used commands. For example vgexport and vgimport (under /usr/sbin) are more critical commands than who and whoami commands(under /usr/bin).
I hope this helps you.
Best regards,
Ettore
ndd -a is un-documented option used to set default values for tunable parameters.
/usr/sbin contains essential commands for O.S., /usr/bin contains more used commands. For example vgexport and vgimport (under /usr/sbin) are more critical commands than who and whoami commands(under /usr/bin).
I hope this helps you.
Best regards,
Ettore
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