twhich

By: Richard Glaser - Revised: 2006-05-30 devin

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twhich(1)                        User Commands                       twhich(1)

NAME
       twhich - locates a file listing in transcripts

SYNOPSIS
       twhich [ -aIV ] [ -K command ] file
       twhich -s -K command [ -aIV ] file


DESCRIPTION
       twhich  searches  each  transcript  listed  in  the  command file ( the
       default name is command.K ) for  file.   Transcripts  are  searched  in
       precedence  order.  The first transcript listed in the command file has
       the lowest precedence, the next higher, and the last has  the  highest.
       If any special files are listed, the special.T transcript will have the
       absolute highest precedence.  file must be the full, encoded path  (See
       fsdiff(1)), as listed in the transcript.

       If  file is found, twhich prints a message to the standard output indi-
       cating the transcript, line number and matching line, and  then  exits.
       With  the  -a  option,  twhich  will continue to search all transcripts
       listed in the command file for file.

       The -s option is used to run twhich on a radmind server.  When run on a
       server,  the  command  file to search must be given with the -K option.
       All listed transcripts must be in the respective radmind  server  tran-
       script directory.



OPTIONS
       -a                 list all transcripts that contain file.

       -I                 be case insensitive when compairing paths.

       -K command         specifies  a  command  file,  by  default  /var/rad-
                          mind/client/command.K

       -s                 indicates  that  twhich  is  running  on  a  radmind
                          server.

       -V                 displays the version number of twhich and exits.


FILES
       /var/radmind/client/command.K
                          name of the default command file.

       special.T          name of the special transcript.

EXIT STATUS
       The following exit values are returned:

       0    File was found.

       1    File was not found.

       >1   An error occurred.


SEE ALSO
       fsdiff(1),  ktcheck(1),  lapply(1),  lcksum(1),  lcreate(1), lfdiff(1),
       lmerge(1), lsort(1), radmind(8).



RSUG                            March 23, 2006                       twhich(1)