XDUMPDIR(ADM)                        UNIX System V



     Name
          xdumpdir - prints the names  of  files  on  a  XENIX  backup
          archive


     Syntax
          xdumpdir [ f filename ]


     Description
          xdumpdir is used to list the names and inode numbers of  all
          files and directories on an archive written with the xbackup
          command.  This is most useful when attempting  to  determine
          the  location  of  a  particular  file  in  a  set of backup
          archives.

          The f option causes filename to be used as the name  of  the
          backup  device  instead  of  the default.  The backup device
          depends on the setting of the  variable  TAPE  in  the  file
          /etc/default/xdumpdir.   The device specified as TAPE can be
          any type of backup  device  supported  by  the  system  (for
          example, a floppy drive or cartridge tape drive).


     Files
          rst* Temporary files


     See Also
          xbackup(ADM), xrestore(ADM), default(F)


     Value Added
          xdumpdir is an extension of AT&T System V  provided  by  the
          Santa Cruz Operation.


     (printed 9/19/89)                              XDUMPDIR(ADM)