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HIER(7)		 Miscellaneous Information Manual		 HIER(7)
NAME
 hier - file system hierarchy
DESCRIPTION
 The following outline gives a quick tour through a typical SunOS file
 system hierarchy:
 / root directory of	the file system
 /dev/ devices (Section 4)
	 MAKEDEV
		 shell script to create special files
	 MAKEDEV.local
		 site specific part	of MAKEDEV
	 console
		 main system console, console(4S)
	 drum paging device, drum(4)
	 *mem memory special files, mem(4S)
	 null null file or data sink, null(4)
	 pty[p-z]*
		 pseudo terminal controllers, pty(4)
	 tty[ab]
		 CPU serial	ports, zs(4S)
	 tty[0123][0-f]
		 MTI serial	ports mti(4S)
	 tty[hijk][0-f]
		 ALM-2 serial ports	mcp(4S)
	 tty[p-z]*
		 pseudo terminals, pty(4)
	 vme* VME bus special files, mem(4S)
	 win window system special files, win(4S)
	 xy* disks, xy(4S)
	 rxy* raw disk interfaces, xy(4S)
	 ...
 /etc/ system-specific maintenance and data files
	 dumpdates
		 dump history, dump(8)
	 exports
		 table of file systems exportable with NFS,	exports(5)
	 fstab file system configuration table, fstab(5)
	 group group file, group(5)
	 hosts host name to network address mapping file,	hosts(5)
	 hosts.equiv
		 list of trusted systems, hosts.equiv(5)
	 motd message of	the day, login(1)
	 mtab mounted file table, mtab(5)
	 networks
		 network name to network number mapping file, networks(5)
	 passwd password file, passwd(5)
	 phones private phone numbers for remote hosts, as	 described in
		 phones(5)
	 printcap
		 table of printers and capabilities, printcap(5)
	 protocols
		 protocol	name to protocol number	mapping	 file,
		 protocols(5)
	 rc shell program to bring the	system up multiuser
	 rc.boot
		 startup file run at boot time
	 rc.local
		 site dependent portion of rc
	 remote names and	 description of remote hosts	 for tip(1C),
		 remote(5)
	 services
		 network services definition file, services(5)
	 ttytab database of terminal information used by getty(8)
	 ...
 /export/
	 directory	 of exported files and file	 systems for clients,
	 including	swap files, root, and /usr file	systems
 /home/ directory	of mount points	for remote-mounted home directories
	 and shared file systems
	 user home (initial working) directory for user
		 .profile
			 set	environment for	sh(1), environ(5V)
		 .project
			 what you are doing (used by	(finger(1))
		 .cshrc startup file for csh(1)
		 .exrc startup file for ex(1)
		 .plan what your short-term plans are (used by finger(1))
		 .rhosts
			 host equivalence file for rlogin(1C)
		 .mailrc
			 startup file for mail(1)
		 calendar
			 user's datebook for	calendar(1)
		 ...
 /lost+found
	 directory	for connecting detached	files for fsck(8)
 /mnt/ mount point for file systems mounted temporarily
 /sbin/ executable programs needed to mount /usr/
	 hostname
	 ifconfig
	 init
	 mount
	 sh
 /tmp/ temporary	files, usually on a fast device, see also /var/tmp/
	 ctm* used by cc(1V)
	 e* used by ed(1)
	 ...
 /var/ directory	of files that tend to grow or vary in size
	 adm/ administrative log	files
		 lastlog
			 record of recent logins, utmp(5V)
		 lpacct line printer accounting lpr(1)
		 messages
			 system messages
		 tracct phototypesetter accounting,	troff(1)
		 utmp table of currently logged in users,	utmp(5V)
		 vaacct, vpacct
			 varian and versatec	accounting vtroff(1), pac(8)
		 wtmp login history, utmp(5V)
		 ...
	 preserve/
		 editor temporaries	preserved here after crashes/hangups
	 spool/ delayed execution files
		 cron/ used by cron(8)
		 lpd/ used by lpr(1)
			 lock present when	line printer is	active
			 cf*	 copy	of file	to be printed, if necessary
			 df*	 control file	for print job
			 tf*	 transient control	 file,	while lpr is
				 working
		 mail/ mailboxes for mail(1)
			 name mail	file for user name
			 name.lock
				 lock	file while name	is receiving mail
		 mqueue/
			 mail queue for sendmail(8)
		 secretmail/
			 like mail/,	but used by xsend(1)
		 uucp/ work files and staging area	for uucp(1C)
			 LOGFILE
				 summary log
			 LOG.* log file for	one transaction
		 ...
	 tmp/ temporary files, to keep /tmp/ small
		 raster used by plot(1G)
		 stm* used by sort(1V)
		 ...
	 yp/ Network Information Service (NIS) database	files,
		 ypfiles(5)
 /usr/ general-purpose directory, usually a mounted file	system
	 bin/ utility programs
		 as	 assembler, as(1)
		 cc	 C	compiler executive,	c.f.	/usr/lib/ccom,
			 /usr/lib/cpp, /usr/lib/c2
		 csh the	C-shell, csh(1)
		 sh	 the	Bourne shell, sh(1)
		 ...
	 demo/ demonstration programs
	 diag/ system tests and diagnostics
	 dict/ word lists, etc.
		 spellhist
			 history file for spell(1)
		 words principal word list, used by look(1)
		 ...
	 etc/ system administration programs; c.f. section 8
		 catman update preformatted	man pages, catman(8)
		 cron the	clock daemon, cron(8)
		 dump file system	backup program dump(8)
		 getty part of login(1), getty(8)
		 in.comsat
			 biff server	(incoming mail daemon),	comsat(8C)
		 init the	parent of all processes, init(8)
		 mount mount(8)
		 yp/ NIS	programs
			 ypinit build and install NIS database, ypinit(8)
			 yppush force propagation of	 a changed NIS map,
				 yppush(8)
			 ypset point ypbind at	a particular server,
				 ypset(8)
			 ...
		 ...
	 games/
		 backgammon
		 lib/ library directory for game scores, etc.
			 quiz.k/
				 what	quiz(6)	knows
				 africa countries and	capitals
				 index category index
				 ...
			 ...
		 ...
	 hosts/ symbolic links to rsh(1C) for commonly accessed	remote
		 hosts
	 include/
		 standard #include files
		 a.out.h
			 object file	layout,	a.out(5)
		 images/
			 icon images
		 machine/
			 header files from /usr/share/sys/sys/machine; may
			 be a symbolic link
		 math.h intro(3M)
		 net/ header files from /usr/share/sys/sys/net; may be a
			 symbolic link
		 nfs/ header files used in the Network File System (NFS)
		 stdio.h
			 standard I/O, intro(3)
		 sys/ kernel header files, c.f. /usr/share/sys/sys
		 ...
	 lib/ object libraries, compiler	program	 binaries, and	 other
		 data
		 ccom C compiler proper
		 cpp C preprocessor
		 c2	 C code improver
		 eign list of English words to be	ignored	by ptx(1)
		 font/ fonts for troff(1)
			 ftR	 Times Roman
			 ftB	 Times Bold
			 ...
		 libc.a system calls, standard I/O,	etc. (2,3,3S)
		 libm.a math library, intro(3M)
		 lint/ utility files for lint
			 lint[12]
				 subprocesses	for lint(1V)
			 llib-lc
				 dummy declarations	 for /usr/lib/libc.a,
				 used	by lint(1V)
			 llib-lm
				 dummy declarations for /usr/lib/libm.a
			 ...
		 units conversion tables for units(1)
		 uucp/ programs and data for uucp(1C)
			 L.sys remote system names and numbers
			 uucico the real copy program
			 ...
		 ...
	 local/ locally maintained	software
	 old/ obsolete and unsupported programs
	 pub/ publicly readable data files
	 sccs/ binaries of programs that compose the source code control
		 system (SCCS)
	 src/ system source code	tree
	 stand/ standalone	programs (not run under the	Sun Operating
		 System)
	 share/ architecture independent files
		 lib/ architecture independent data files
			 termcap
				 description	 of terminal	 capabilities,
				 termcap(5)
			 tmac/ macros for troff(1)
				 tmac.an
					 macros for man(7)
				 tmac.s macros for ms(7)
				 ...
			 ...
		 man/ on-line reference manual pages, man(1)
			 man?/ source files (nroff(1)) for sections 1
				 through 8 of	the manual
				 as.1
				 ...
			 cat?/ preformatted	pages for sections 1 through 8
				 of the manual
			 ...
		 sys/ SunOS kernel source	and object modules
	 ucb/ binaries of programs developed	at the	 University of
		 California, Berkeley
		 ex	 line-oriented editor for experienced users,	ex(1)
		 vi	 screen-oriented editor, vi(1)
		 ...
 /vmunix
	 the SunOS	kernel binary
SEE ALSO
 filesystem(7), find(1),	 finger(1), grep(1V),	 ls(1V), rlogin(1C),
 whatis(1), whereis(1), which(1),	ncheck(8)
BUGS
 The locations of files are subject	to change without notice; the
 organization of your file system	may vary.
 This list is incomplete.
 The Network Information Service (NIS) was formerly known	as Sun	Yellow
 Pages (YP). The functionality of the	two remains the	same; only the
 name has	changed.
				10 January 1988			 HIER(7)

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