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ipfilterd(1) -- IP packet filtering daemon
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-d This enables ipfilterd into a debug mode in which it will display each filter that is being created when reading the configuration file. Packets that are passed to the ipfilterd daemon for a accept/reject/grab decision will be logged using the syslog(3C) function with the log facility set to LOG_DAEMON. This includes an indication of whether the packet matched a filter or was dropped by default; an indication of whether the filter was one that specified an interface only or included protocol ... |
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sysadm/ipkbd(1) -- changes a user's keyboard layout setting.
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Ipkbd changes the specified user's keyboard-cfg.xkb file to contain the specified configuration settings. These settings must be given as name/value pairs on the command line. This privcmd is not intended for command line use. Rather, ipanel(1) should be used to customize your cultural settings and create composite locales. |
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sysadm/iplang(1) -- changes a user's locale setting.
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Iplang changes the specified user's $HOME/.lang file to contain the specified locale string. This privcmd is not intended for command line use. Rather, ipanel(1) should be used to customize your cultural settings and create composite locales. |
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sysadm/ipld(1) -- creates a composite locale.
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Ipld creates a composite locale based on a specification read from stdin. This privcmd is not intended for command line use. Rather, ipanel(1) should be used to customize your cultural settings and create composite locales. |
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sysadm/iptime(1) -- changes a user's time zone setting.
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Iptime changes the specified user's $HOME/.timezone file to contain the specified timezone string. This privcmd is not intended for command line use. Rather, ipanel(1) should be used to customize your cultural settings and create composite locales. |
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ipxdebug(1) -- enable or disable diagnostic output from IPX
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ipxdebug is used to enable or disable diagnostic output from the IPX protocol stack. It is intended for use by Silicon Graphics developers and field personnel. |
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ipxlink(1) -- Link ipx streams driver to Link Layer
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ipxlink is used to configure the ipx streams driver by linking it to the appropriate network link interface driver. |
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ipxstat(1) -- display IPX statistics
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ipxstat shows various statistics related to IPX packet traffic. These include the total number of input and output packets, as well as the number and type of malformed packets dropped. The IPX protocol is implemented by the ipx STREAMS module, and is used by the NetWare client software to communicate with a NetWare server. |
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ircombine(1) -- Create, modify, query, load and save video format combinations
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ircombine creates and operates on video format combinations, descriptions of raster sizes and timings to be used on video outputs, as well as the configuration of the underlying frame buffer. The resulting combination can be used as the current video configuration, stored as the default configuration to be used at system power-up or graphics initialization, or saved in a video format combination file. The combination can be created from scratch or by modifying the current or a saved combination.... |
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sysadm/IsdnManager(1) -- ISDN Manager
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Managers display information about your system and provide access to interactive guides (also called tasks) that let you administer your system. For example, the User Manager displays a list of the user accounts currently on the system and gives you access to guides like "Add a User Account" and "Modify a User Account". In the Manager window, you can open a guide by choosing its name from the Task menu or by clicking its button at the bottom of the window. The ISDN manager displays the ISDN ... |
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isSuper(1) -- supertype checking utility for use with file type rules
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isSuper is used to check if testtype has a supertype of type supertype defined in the optimized type rule (OTR) file file.otr or, if not there, in /usr/lib/filetype/desktop.otr. It also supports the old compiled type rule (CTR) database file format. For more information about the entire IRIX Interactive Desktop environment, see the IID(1) man page. |
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Inventor/iv2toiv1(1) -- converts Inventor 2.0 files to the Inventor 1.0 format
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iv2toiv1 reads the input file infile and writes it to the output file outfile in Inventor 1.0 format. |
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Inventor/ivcat(1) -- concatenates and converts Inventor files
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ivcat reads each file in sequence and then writes each out. If no input file is given, or a filename of "-" is specified, ivcat reads from the standard input file. The input files must be valid Open Inventor 3D Interchange Format files (1.0 or 2.0). The following command line options are allowed: -b Write out the files in binary Inventor format. The default is to write out the files in Inventor's ASCII format. -f Remove all SoFile nodes. This has the effect of condensing hierarchical files in... |
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Inventor/ivdowngrade(1) -- converts Inventor 2.1 files to the Inventor 2.0 and 1.0 formats
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ivdowngrade reads the input file infile and converts it to the Inventor format specified by -v targetVersion , either 1.0 or 2.0. If the -v option is not specified, an Inventor V2.0 file will be generated. The input file can be in Inventor or VRML format. The output will always be in ascii format. If no output file is specified, ivdowngrade writes to stdout. If no input file is specified as well, ivdowngrade reads from stdin.... |
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Inventor/ivfix(1) -- restructures an Inventor object for improved rendering performance
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ivfix reads an Inventor object and restructures it to improve the object's rendering performance. ivfix processes the scene graph in two phases: Phase 1) Analyzes the organization of the input scene graph, and tries to sort it a better way to take advantage of coherence. For example, it tries to organize subgraphs by common textures, since switching textures is expensive. Once sorted, it also tries to combine subgraphs so that the final result has fewer nodes. Phase 2) "Flattens" the subgraph... |
