INTEGRITY(ADM)                       UNIX System V



     Name
          integrity - examine system files against the  authentication
          database


     Syntax
          /tcb/bin/integrity [ -v ] [ -e ] [ -m ]

     Description
          integrity traverses the File Control database  and  compares
          each  entry in turn to the real file in the file system.  If
          the owner, group or  permissions  are  different,  an  error
          message is output.

          Wild card entries in the File Control database  are  handled
          as  follows.   For file names, those file names that have /*
          as the last entry are treated as wild cards.   Any  file  in
          the  directory  matches that entry, unless the specific file
          under consideration has its own (non-wild card) entry in the
          database  appearing  before  the  wild  card entry.  In this
          case, the file is ignored in the check because it would have
          already  been  located  previously.  For owners (groups), if
          the File Control entry does not  explicitly  list  an  owner
          (group), all owners (groups) match correctly.

          The -v option lists  all  files  under  consideration,  even
          those  that match.  The -e option explains why discretionary
          checks fail and exactly what the discrepancy is.

          Normally, (non-wild card type) files  in  the  File  Control
          database  that  are  missing  from  the  file system are not
          reported.  The -m option  will  override  that  default  and
          report such missing files.


     Files
          /etc/auth/system/files - File Control database
          /etc/auth/system/default - System Defaults database


     See Also
          authck(ADM), stat(S),  getprfient(S),  ``Maintaining  System
          Security,'' chapter of the System Administrator's Guide


     Diagnostics
          integrity returns  a  zero  exit  status  if  there  are  no
          discrepancies.   Otherwise,  integrity  returns  a  positive
          value equal to the number of discrepancies.


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


     (printed 2/15/90)                             INTEGRITY(ADM)