10.0;edaft (edit_mapfile), revision 1.0, 88/09/30 edaft (edit_mapfile) - edit address families to type mapfile usage: edaft [-i] [-l] [-v] [-a type,af[,st[,pf]]] [-d type,af[,st[,pf]]] [-n filename] DESCRIPTION edaft allows you to edit the address-families-to-type mapfile. OPTIONS -i Initialize the mapfile, creating it if it does not exist. -l List the address-family-to-type entries in the mapfile. -a type,af[,st[,pf]] Add an entry to map an (af,st,pf triplet to a type. type is a type name, as given by the lty(1) command. af is the integer representing an address family, as given by the socket.h file. st is the integer representing a socket type, as given by the socket.h file. If this is omitted, a wildcard is used. pf is the integer representing a protocol family, as given by the socket.h file. If this is omitted, a wildcard is used. -d type,af[,st[,pf]] Delete an entry which maps an (af,st,pf triplet to a type. Only entries which exactly map the argument will be deleted. type is a type name, as given by the lty(1) command. af is the integer representing an address family, as given by the socket.h file. st is the integer representing a socket type, as given by the socket.h file. If this is omitted, a wildcard is used. pf is the integer representing a protocol family, as given by the socket.h file. If this is omitted, a wildcard is used. -n filename Use the mapfile specified by filename instead of the system mapfile. -v Verbose mode. EXAMPLES List the address-family-to-type mapfile: $ edaft -l uds (379c1e7f.4000ba7b) 1 0 0 tcp_sock (0000031b.00000000) 2 0 0 dds (2d051206.70003166) 13 0 0 FILES /sys/address_families system address family to type mapfile /usr/include/sys/socket.h BSD4.3 socket header file SEE ALSO lty(1)