6.0; find_orphans, revision 6.0, 83/04/29
usage: FIND_ORPHANS [ -V | -VERIFY ] [ volume_pathname ]
usage: FIND_ORPHANS [ (-V | -VERIFY) ] [ volume_pathname ]
FIND_ORPHANS finds all uncatalogued permanent objects in a local volume.
It uses or creates a directory ORPHANS in the root of the volume and enters
the names of all objects not catalogued elsewhere. Uncatalogued directories
are found first, so no redundancy occurs.
The user of this command must have read permission to all directories on the
volume. If some directory is not readable, every object under that directory
will be catalogued in the ORPHANS directory. In addition, the user must either
have permission to create the ORPHANS directory or to catalog objects in
ORPHANS when it already exists.
The objects catalogued by FIND_ORPHANS are given sequential names like F1, F2,
etc., and can be moved using MVF to a directory of the user's choice.
This command is useful to find objects that are lost by a broken directory.
The options are:
-V verify only; don't catalog any orphans
-VERIFY
Example:
$ find_orphans
11EE936C.50000105 -> f1
1216E28E.40000105 -> f2
12A2BC34.40000105 -> f3
12B782DC.40000105 -> f4
12B78321.50000105 -> f5
12B78353.60000105 -> f6
12B783EF.00000105 -> f7
12B784E3.90000105 -> f8
12B7863C.30000105 -> f9
12C18DBE.40000105 -> f10
12F98201.40000105 -> f11
13452895.80000105 -> f12
140090B4.40000105 -> f13
140090F4.E0000105 -> f14
15322D3A.70000105 -> f15
17872C66.50000105 -> f16
Number of orphans: 16
$ ld /orphans -a
Directory "/orphans":
sys type blocks current
type uid used length attr rights name
file rec 2 1462 P p-ndwrx f1
file nil 0 0 P p-ndwrx f10
file obj 1 58590 P p-ndwrx f11
file nil 4 4096 P p-ndwrx f12
file nil 4 4096 P p-ndwrx f13
file nil 4 4096 P p-ndwrx f14
file uasc 0 245 P p-ndwrx f15
file mbx 17 280172 P p-ndwrx f16
file nil 0 0 P p-ndwrx f2
file nil 0 0 P p-ndwrx f3
file obj 66 65862 P p-ndwrx f4
file obj 134 135724 P p-ndwrx f5
file rec 9 8412 P p-ndwrx f6
file obj 115 116188 P p-ndwrx f7
file mbx 15 278636 P p-ndwrx f8
file nil 0 0 P p-ndwrx f9
16 entries, 371 blocks used.