SYSTEM(1L) Misc. Reference Manual Pages SYSTEM(1L) NAME system - Issue 'system' commands to the Tuple Managers SYNOPSIS system [ -n netfile ] [ -r rungroup ] subcommand ------- -------- ---------- DESCRIPTION system is used to issue a 'system' subcommand , to the Tuple ---------- Managers. The subcommand argument can be one of ---------- stats Get tuple space statistics from the Tuple Managers. reset Destroy the Tuple Space, that corresponds to the run- group of the user that issued the command. Tuple Space statistics are returned. exit Orders the Tuple Managers to exit. It works only when the uid of the caller is the same as the uid under which the Tuple Manager runs. The netfile is a file that contains in each line the name of ------- the network and the address of that network in the format xx.xx.xx.xx. An entry can be commented out if you precede the network's name with a !. OPTIONS -n netfile ------- The networks list is located in the file named netfile ------- -r rungroup -------- Specifies the rungroup of the POSYBL program that we -------- are interested in. EXAMPLES example% system -n mynets -r 111 reset FILES ~/.netfile, ./.netfile SEE ALSO NodeFile(1L), startup(1L), tmanager(1L), posybl(1L), BUGS (Some call them features) The network file should contain the addresses of the net- works on which the issue command should be issued. But since we cannot broadcast from a node of one network to another network what should contain is the adresses of all the nodes on which we want to execute the command. SunOS 5.5.1 Last change: 1 March 1991 1 SYSTEM(1L) Misc. Reference Manual Pages SYSTEM(1L) AUTHOR Ioannis Schoinas, sxoinas@csd.uch.gr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank everybody that helped me in writing this program and especially I. Kavaklis for offering his ideas, some pieces of code, demo programs, and for being the first subject to test this system. SunOS 5.5.1 Last change: 1 March 1991 2