dslipuser(1M)                                       dslipuser(1M)



NAME
     dslipuser - displays the current  state  of  the  Compressed
     Serial Line/Internet Protocol (CSL/IP) database

SYNOPSIS
     dslipuser

DESCRIPTION
     dslipuser displays the contents of /etc/slip.user, which is
     the CSL/IP user database.  The /etc/slip.user file contains
     the current number of CSL/IP users on the system and the
     number of available CSL/IP interfaces.

EXAMPLES
     The dslipuser command displays this message when all the
     CSL/IP interfaces are free:

        No dialup CSL/IP users connected
        (n free lines)

     Here is an example of the output from dslipuser when two
     CSL/IP lines are active:

        User paul connected as paul-slip (aa.bb.cc.dd) via sl0
        User george connected as george-slip (ee.ff.gg.hh) via sl1
        (0 lines free)

     The host names paul-slip and george-slip are from the file
     /etc/slip.hosts, which maintains the mapping between login
     names and CSL/IP host names or addresses.

STATUS MESSAGES AND VALUES
     If the permission bits for the file /etc/slip.user are
     incorrect or if /etc/slip.user does not exist, dslipuser
     displays this message:

        /etc/slip.user: No such file or directory


FILES
     /etc/dslipuser
          Executable file
     /etc/slip.user
          CSL/IP user database directory

SEE ALSO
     mkslipuser(1M), slip(1M)

     slip.user(4) in A/UX Programmer's Reference






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