User's Guide for MS-DOS Clients

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Enhanced Reference

Command and Utility Summary

If a UNIX system ﬁlename contains characters that are invalid in MS-DOS

or is longer than the MS-DOS limit, you can use udir to list the ﬁle. If the

speciﬁed resource is on a server running the UNIX operating system, udir

displays information in a format like that displayed by the UNIX system ls -

l command. If the speciﬁed resource is on a computer running the MS-DOS

or OS/2 operating system, udir displays information in a format like that

displayed by the MS-DOS dir command.

NOTE: Filenaming conventions are based on the MS-DOS filenaming conventions (the File

Allocation Table, or FAT).

Examples

• You want to list the contents of the shared directory linked to drive ID F. You

type

udir f:

The following appears.

• You want to list the contents of the current directory on your local drive C. You

type

udir

C: udir f:

Status: RO

Volume in drive F: is CARPET_SERV

Directory of f:/*

UNIX-based server 'CARPET.SERVE' in share area 'VACUUM'

DOS Name Owner Group Modes UNIX Name

. <DIR> 10-28-92 4:45p lanman DOS---- rwxrwxr-x .

. . <DIR> 10-22-92 8:51a root root rwxrwxrwx ..

65 10-28-92 4:39p root other rw-r--r--

name_too_long

NET.DIR <DIR> 10-24-92 9:13a glenn DOS---- rwxrwxr-x net.dir

OK_FOR.DOS 232 10-28-92 1:51p glenn DOS-a-- rw-rwlr--

ok_for.dos

ROOTFILE 642950 10-25-92 2:19p root other rw-r--r-- rootfile

6 Files 150.72 Megabytes freeu