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System Administration
/etc/TZ
/etc/checklist
/etc/cshrc
/etc/gettydefs
/etc/group
/etc/inittab
/etc/motd
/etc/passwd
/etc/profile
/etc/rc
/etc/sys_id
/etc/termcap
Version 1.0
This file contains an entry for the time zone. Several
different utilities determine their time zone from this
file. There are three fields in /etc/TZ:
1) standard heading for time zone,
2) offset from Greenwich Mean Time,
3) optional daylight savings time zone.
For example, the IRIS Workstation is shipped with the
time zone set for Pacific Standard Time.
PST8PDT
For more information, see TZ(4).
This file contains a list of file systems processed by fsck
This file is read at login by accounts that specify the C
Shell as the login shell. See csh(1).
This file contains entries for line speeds and terminal
settings used by getty(1M) when it initializes a device.
In addition, each line has a field that is displayed
when its corresponding port is used to login. See
Sections 6.8 and gettydefs(4).
This file contains information about groups. See
Section 6.7 and group(4).
This file contains an entry for each device that init(1)
will initialize. See Sections 6.8, 6.9, 6.10, 6.11,
inittab(4) and telinit(1M).
This file contains the message of the day. It is
displayed each time a user logs into an IRIS
Workstation.
This file contains information about people who have
accounts on an IRIS Workstation. See Section 6.7 and
passwd(4).
This file is read at login by accounts that specify the
Bourne Shell as the login shell. See sh(1).
This command file is read by init(1) at the
start of multi-user mode. Typically, it is used to start
daemons and run other commands at system startup.
See brc(1).
This file contains the name of the system. See Section
6.6, hostname(1) and sys_id(4).
This file contains entries for different terminal types.
See Section 6.8 and termcap(4).
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