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ajc@pa.dec.com (AJ Casamento) writes:
>In article <1992Sep2.004053.2827@novell.com> jscherer@novell.com writes:
>>> This is more than likely an faq, but I don't normaly read this group..
>>> Is there a version of xhost for Ultrix.  
>
>John,
>
> According to the bits that I'm running:
>
>thendara% which xhost
>/usr/bin/X11/xhost
>
>I'm pretty sure it's part of our vanilla distribution (at least I don't
>remember having to go find a special edition of it).

Aj-

	Check out the "/etc/setld" command.  With it, you can find out
exactly where xhost and friends are in the distribution.

	xhost isn't a vanilla Ultrix app.  As a matter of fact, most
of the things in /usr/bin/X11 aren't automatically put in with Ultrix.
They are in the subset called "UDXUNMIT420", which is the unsupported MIT
X11 Components.  Don't be fooled by the "unsupported".  They all work,
for all I've seen at least.  It is on the Ultrix CDROM.

	To get a listing of all the files in that subset, you can use setld:

% /etc/setld -i UDXUNMIT420

	You'll get a list of all files in that subset.

% /etc/setld -i

	You'll get a list of all subsets, installed and uninstalled.

% /etc/setld

	You'll get a little help in using the setld command.

	Darrin
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