xdumpdir(ADM)


xdumpdir -- print the names of files on a XENIX backup archive

Syntax

xdumpdir [ f filename ]

Description

xdumpdir is used to list the names and inode numbers of all files and directories on an archive written with the xbackup command. This is most useful when attempting to determine the location of a particular file in a set of backup archives.

The f option causes filename to be used as the name of the backup device instead of the default. The backup device depends on the setting of the variable TAPE in the file /etc/default/xdumpdir. The device specified as TAPE can be any type of backup device supported by the system (for example, a floppy drive or cartridge tape drive).

Files

rst* temporary files

See also

default(F), xbackup(ADM), xrestore(ADM)

Standards conformance

xdumpdir is not part of any currently supported standard; it is an extension of AT&T System V provided by The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
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SCO OpenServer Release 6.0.0 -- 03 June 2005