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NAME
     inprot - sets up SR10 protection model after software installation

SYNOPSIS
     inprot -a file_name   -t path_name

DESCRIPTION
     Sets up a protection model for the directories and files located on the
     directory tree whose root is pathname.  The model is in accordance with
     the descriptions in the template file located at filename.  No wild
     carding is permitted on the command line, although wild cards are
     permissable in the template file.

     The tool can only be run on an SR10 node; if run the tool on a node which
     is running a pre-SR10 version of Domain/OS, it produces the message:

          WARNING -- Use of inprot from a pre-SR10 node
                     MAY produce unexpected results.  For best
                     results, use inprot on nodes running
                     SR10 or later.


OPTIONS
     -a file_name

               pathname of template file containing description of desired
               protection scheme for program to use.

     -t path_name

               pathname of target directory. All pathnames listed in the
               template file are interpreted relative to the target pathname.
               The target may be a top level directory or a subdirectory.

EXAMPLE
          inprot  -a myfile  -t //new_node

          modifies the protections set on the files and directories described in the file
          myfile and located on the node //new_node.

FILES
          [authorized_area]/install/tools/inprot  (COFF format, for SR10 based systems)
          [authorized_area]/install/tools_sr9/inprot  (OBJ format, for pre-SR10 based systems)

SEE ALSO
     [authorized_area]/install/help/prot_template.1 - description of the
     required format for the file file_name.

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