On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 01:40:21PM -0700, Rich Burridge wrote: > Between 6.7 and 7.4, the following new commands were introduced: > > /usr/gnu/bin/ > chcon > mktemp > runcon > timeout > truncated > Location Uncommitted > Invocation Uncommitted > Human-readable output Not an Interface
chcon and runcon are specific to SELinux. What would they do on Solaris? /usr/bin already has an mktemp. How does it differ from the GNU version? Ah, there's an option conflict, sadly (-u is "--dry-run" in GNU, but "unsafe operation" in Solaris). There's no 'timeout' in /usr/bin, so why not put the timeout command in /usr/bin? Also, I think you meant 'truncate', not 'truncated'. Neither exists in /usr/bin, so they should go in there too. > <command>.1 manual pages for the following commands: It'd be nice if you could put pre-formatted manpages (piped through col -b) in there. The method that most users will have for accessing the case directory is the web interface, and reading raw nroff through it is a pain. Nico --
