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└─⟦87ddcff64⟧ Bits:30001253 CPHDIST85 Tape, 1985 Autumn Conference Copenhagen
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#   Anatomy of a directory entry:
#  
#   1	/usr/man/man1	/usr/man/cat1	.1,.1m,.1c .1g .1p .1r .1v
#
#  "1"             --  Section name to be used by users (ie. "man 1 ls")
#  "/usr/man/man1" --  Directory to search for unformatted pages
#  "/usr/man/cat1" --  Directory to look/place formatted pages in
#  ".1,.1m,.1c"    --- Suffixes to add to name, ie. "/usr/man/man1/ls.1"
#
#  List all the sections by name, then the directories and suffixes
#  continuation lines must begin with a *tab* character, suffixes
#  may be separated by white space or commas, long lines may be continued
#  by ending with a backslash character.
#
#  If you want multiple names to apply to one directory or set of directories,
#  you need to have multiple lines with (at least) the section name and the 
#  man directory.  The configuration routine will assign both section names
#  to each directory.
#
#  Note that if you want to have several sections use the same man directory 
#  with *different* suffixes (ie /usr/man/man1 w/ ".1 .1c" and ".1 .1f"), then
#  you need to use different *names* for the two directories --- like
#  "/usr/man//man1" for one of them will do.
# 
#name	man dir		cat dir		suffixes

1	/usr/man/man1	/usr/man/cat1	.1,.1m,.1c .1g .1p .1r .1v
	/usr/man/mann	/usr/man/catn	.n
	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l
	/usr/man/mano	/usr/man/cato	.o

n	/usr/man/mann	/usr/man/catn	.n
new	/usr/man/mann	/usr/man/catn	.n

l	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l
local	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l

6	/usr/man/man6	/usr/man/cat6	.6

8	/usr/man/man8	/usr/man/cat8	.8 .8v .8c

2	/usr/man/man2	/usr/man/cat2	.2 .2v

3	/usr/man/man3	/usr/man/cat3	.3 .3j .3x .3m .3s .3n .3v .3c .3f

4	/usr/man/man4	/usr/man/cat4	.4 .4p .4f .4v .4s .4n

5	/usr/man/man5	/usr/man/cat5	.5

7	/usr/man/man7	/usr/man/cat7	.7

p	/usr/man/manp	/usr/man/catp	.p
public	/usr/man/manp	/usr/man/catp	.p

o	/usr/man/mano	/usr/man/cato	.o
old	/usr/man/mano	/usr/man/cato	.o

#  Switch type to "cad" - this will override all other sections
#  when cpu type is "cad" --> Note that Cad users have no access 
#  to sections 2, 3, 5, old, or public  (Can use this to save
#  users from themselves!)

TYPE cad

1	/usr/man/man1	/usr/man/cat1	.1,.1m,.1c .1g .1p .1r .1v
	/usr/man/mann	/usr/man/catn	.n
	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l
	/usr/man/mano	/usr/man/cato	.o

n	/usr/man/mann	/usr/man/catn	.n
new	/usr/man/mann	/usr/man/catn	.n

l	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l
local	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l

6	/usr/man/man6	/usr/man/cat6	.6

8	/usr/man/man8	/usr/man/cat8	.8 .8v .8c

c	/a/guest/hprg/cad/man/man1	/a/guest/hprg/cad/man/cat1	.1
cad	/a/guest/hprg/cad/man/man1	/a/guest/hprg/cad/man/cat1	.1


TYPE cs8  # these guys don't get to read too much!

1	/c/cs8/doc/man	/c/cs8/doc/cat 	.1 .out
	/usr/man/man1	/usr/man/cat1	.1 .1 .1c .1p .1r .1v


TYPE sun

1	/sun/man/man1	/sun/man/cat1	.1,.1m,.1c .1g .1p .1r .1v
	/usr/man/man1	/usr/man/cat1	.1,.1m,.1c .1g .1p .1r .1v
	/sun/man/mann	/sun/man/catn	.n
	/usr/man/mann	/usr/man/catn	.n
	/sun/man/manl	/sun/man/catl	.l
	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l
	/sun/man/mano	/sun/man/cato	.o

n	/sun/man/mann	/sun/man/catn	.n
new	/sun/man/mann	/sun/man/catn	.n

l	/sun/man/manl	/sun/man/catl	.l
l	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l

local	/sun/man/manl	/sun/man/catl	.l
local	/usr/man/manl	/usr/man/catl	.l

6	/sun/man/man6	/sun/man/cat6	.6

8	/sun/man/man8	/sun/man/cat8	.8 .8v .8c

2	/sun/man/man2	/sun/man/cat2	.2 .2v

3	/sun/man/man3	/sun/man/cat3	.3 .3j .3x .3m .3s .3n .3v .3c .3f

4	/sun/man/man4	/sun/man/cat4	.4 .4p .4f .4v .4s .4n

5	/sun/man/man5	/sun/man/cat5	.5

7	/sun/man/man7	/sun/man/cat7	.7

sun	/sun/man/mans	/sun/man/cats	.s