ncheck(1M)                       DG/UX R4.11                      ncheck(1M)


NAME
       ncheck - generate names from i-numbers

SYNOPSIS
       /etc/ncheck [ -i numbers ]  [ -a ] [ -s ] [ devpathname ]

DESCRIPTION
       The ncheck command generates a pathname versus i-number list of all
       files in one or more filesystems.  Without arguments, ncheck looks in
       the file /etc/checklist for a list of device pathnames whose
       filesystems it should check.  As an alternative, you can specify a
       device pathname on the command line.  A device pathname indicates a
       special device file in /dev.  For example, /dev/dsk/usr indicates
       that you want to check the /usr file system.

       In the report that ncheck produces, names of directory files are
       followed by /.

       Options are:

       -i     Reduce the report to only those files whose i-numbers follow.

       -a     Allow printing of the names .  and .., which are ordinarily
              suppressed.

       -s     Reduce the report to special files and files with set-user-ID
              mode.  This is intended to discover concealed violations of
              security policy.

DIAGNOSTICS
       When the file system structure is improper, ?? denotes the parent of
       a parentless file, and a pathname beginning with ... denotes a loop.

SEE ALSO
       fsck(1M), sort(1).


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