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W„%„ „>%s service not licensed %s: %s: initialization function not found %s: cannot access SHELL %s: cannot connect to %s %s: cannot connect to server %s: cannot read from server %s: cannot readlink %s: cannot set PWD %s: cannot stat %s: cannot write to server %s: cannot write to service %s: remove opaque . is not safe .svc /dev/fdp/local/ AHA#%d checklink bounds sp=%p state.path.name=%p sp=%s DEBUG: fs open fd=%d EXACT LIMIT LINE TABLE %-*s -> %-*s FAILED TABLE %s -> %s FAILED TABLE `%s' TABLE state.table.version=%d != TABLE_VERSION=%d T_PREFIX: %-*s: key=%-*s mid=%-*s [NOW] auth(%d,%s,%s) = 0 auth(%d,%s,%s) call auth: %s: challenge chmod error auth: %s: challenge directory error auth: %s: challenge directory full auth: %s: challenge remove error auth: %s: challenge stat error auth: %s: challenge touch error auth: %s: stat error auth: KEY_SEND read error auth: `%-.*s': KEY_SEND write error auth: `%-.*s': key write error auth: `%s': ack write error auth: `%s': challenge syntax error auth: ack read error auth: key read error bind(%s,%s,%u,%lu) = %d bind(%s,%s,%u,%lu) call bind: %s: AF_INET socket error bind: %s: bind error bind: %s: connect error bind: %s: explicit reserved port invalid bind: %s: getsockname error bind: %s: invalid type bind: no more reserved ports bind: reserved port allocation error chdir: %s [%d] chdir=%s level=%d external control interrupt fs3d(%d)=%d fs: %s: %s: ack: passive fs fs: %s: %s: call fs: %s: %s: connect error on try %d fs: %s: %s: error on try %d fs: %s: %s: interactive ack failed fs: %s: %s: return: passive fs fs: %s: drop:%s fs: %s: init#1: service=%s fs: %s: init#2: service=%s cslocal=%d fs: %s: init#3: service=%-*s fd=%d cache=%d fs: %s: open: path=%s fs: %s: real: %s fs: %s: real: path=%s fs: %s: real: service=%-*s request="%s" fs: phony: %s getkey: key=%-*s hash=%x value=%-*s next=%-*s getmount: %s: %s + %s license: feature=%s local(%s) call local: %s: %s* expected local: %s: %s*/user expected local: %s: %s: cannot locate service on ../lib/cs/fdp local: %s: AF_UNIX socket error local: %s: cannot initiate %s local: %s: connect ack read error local: %s: connect authentication send error local: %s: connect error local: %s: connect retry mount: %-*s %-*s mount: license=%s pattern=%s mount: new fs=%s map=%-*s arg=%-*s op=%-*s mount: old fs=%s map=%-*s arg=%-*s op=%-*s name(%s) call name: %s: gethostname error ntoa(%s) call patcanon: ++ %s%s patcanon: -- %s pathnext: ++ %s%s%s [0x%08x] pathnext: -- %s [0x%08x] pathnext: -- %s [level=%d visits=0x%08x] pathnext: -- %s [limit=%d] pathreal: %s => %s pathreal: ++ %s type=|%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s pathreal: -- %s level=%d links=%d pathreal: == again %s pathreal: == safe map %s pathreal: == safe next %s peek: %d: ioctl I_PEEK error peek: %d: no peek peek: %d: recv MSG_PEEK error poll: %s num=%d ms=%d sec=%d usec=%d poll: %s num=%d poll: select error protect read(%d,%d,%s) [%d] `%-.*s' read(%d,%d,%s) again [%d] `%-.*s' read(%d,%d,%s) before read(%d,%d,%s) eof read(%d,%d,%s) invalid record [%d] `%-.*s' recv(%d,%d) call recv: %d: %d: authentication stat error recv: %d: %d: invalid authentication mode %04o recv: %d: accept error recv: %d: ping write error recv: %d: sockrecv error send: %d: %s: authentication file creat error send: %d: %s: authentication file remove error send: %d: %s: invalid authentication directory send: %d: authentication tmp file error send: %d: sendmsg error set_pwd arg=%s op=%-*s setpwd: state.pwd=%s state.level=%d state.path.level=%d vcs: checkout return msg %s vcs: checkout: %s vcs: checkout: can't send the message %s vcs: connect error vcs: map path=%s rfile=%s version=%s vcs: path=%s vcs: real path=%s rfile=%s version=%s vsc: sendout msg %s write(%d,%d) [%d] write(%d,%d) `%-.*s' /tmp/3d 3d - execute a command with nDFS filesystem services enabled 3d executes a dynamically linked command with nDFS filesystem services enabled. It intercepts pathname system calls and applies the nDFS operations specified by the VPATH environment variable, the command line mounts, and the vpath command. If command is omitted then an interactive sh(1) is started. All processes executed by command also have nDFS enabled. The main 3d service is viewpathing. A viewpath mounts one directory tree on top of another. Files in the top level (directory tree) obscure files in the lower level. Lower level files have copy-on-write semantics to the top level. i.e., files in the lower level are readonly; if a lower level file is modified it is first copied to the top level before modification. Viewpath mounted directories can be chained. All levels but the top in a chain are readonly. The traditional VPATH=d1:d2:d3 viewpathing is specified by the two 3d mounts "d1 d2" and "d2 d3". The following service mounts are initialized by default: /dev/fd/n refers to the open file descriptor n in the current process. /dev/fdp/local/service opens a 2-way stream to service on the local host. The stream supports file descriptor exchange. /dev/tcp/host/service opens a 2-way connection to service on host. inetd(8) services are named either by inet.service or by port number. /dev/udb/host/service opens a datagram connection to service on host. inetd(8) services are named either by inet.service or by port number. command Ignored; allows 3d to be invoked like sh(1). debug Set the debug trace level to level. Higher levels produce more output. level lite Disable the default service mounts. mount Mount the path top onto the path bottom. If bottom is a directory then the directory top is viewpathed on top of bottom. Otherwise bottom must match a 3d fs path of the form /#special. "top bottom" exec Execute command. --noexec shows how command would be invoked but does not execute. output --trace and --debug output is written to file instead of the standard error. file shell Sets the sh(1) executable path to file. file:=ksh trace If id is 1 then intercepted system calls for all child processes will be traced. If id is greater than 1 then intercepted system calls for the current process and all children will be traced. id Use 3d version major.minor instead of the latest version. major.minor Passed to the 3d sh(1). FS PATHS 3d fs paths of the form /#special[/...] control the semantics of 3d and allow services to be attached to the file namespace. Unsupported fs paths are silently ignored. The supported fs paths are: DETAILS nDFS semantics are applied by intercepting system calls with a dll that is preloaded at process startup before main() is called. The interception mechanism may involve the environment on some systems; in those cases commands like env(1) that clear the enviroment before execution may defeat the 3d intercepts. The intercepted system calls are listed by vpath - /#option/dump=call. Note that implementation system call names may differ from those listed in section 2 of the manual; stat(2) is especially vulnerbale to mangling. 3d ignores calls not present in a particular host system. In addition, 3d only works on dynamically linked executables that have neither set-uid nor set-gid permissions. It may not have the intended effect on programs written in a language or linked with a language runtime that hides or mangles system call library symbols, or that directly emit system call instruction sequences rather than using the corresponding library functions, or that dynamically link libraries outside of the scope of the 3d intercepts. Multi-process client-server applications may misbehave if the 3d environment between the related processes is not kept in sync. [ command [ arg ... ] ] ENVIRONMENT 3d is implemented by four components: the 3d script, located on $PATH; the 3d dll (shared library), located either on $PATH or in one of the ../lib* directories on $PATH, depending on local compilation system conventions; and the 2d sh(1) alias and _2d sh(1) function that allow commands to be run with nDFS semantics disabled. Systems like sgi.mips3 that support multiple a.out formats may have multiple versions of the 3d dll. In all cases the 3d script handles the dll search. env(1), ie(1), sh(1), trace(1), warp(1), stat(2)