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nsadmin(1M)							   nsadmin(1M)

NAME
     nsadmin - Name Service Administration Utility

SYNOPSIS
     nsadmin [command] [arguments]

DESCRIPTION
     The nsadmin utility is used for administration of the Unified Name
     Service interface (see nsd(1m)).  The nsd daemon maintains a filesystem
     typically mounted on /ns using various directory service protocols to
     provide information.  It also maintains local cache files for each
     lookup.  The nsadmin command allows manipulation of the name space and
     cache files maintained by the nsd daemon.	Run with no arguments it acts
     as a command line interpreter and can be given multiple commands.	Each
     command is followed by arguments and terminated by a newline.

COMMANDS
     caches
	  Lists all cache file names.

     cat map ...
	  This cats the enumeration file for each named map.  The list of maps
	  can be found using the maps command.

     clean cache ...
	  This remove entries that have timed out from a cache file.

     clear cache key ...
	  This removes each of the named keys from the specified cache file.
	  The list of cache files can be found using the caches command.

     domain domainname
	  This sets the current domain for flush and clear commands.

     dump cache [key] ...
	  This prints out some or all cached entries for the named map.	 If no
	  keys are named then it prints out all entries for that map.  The
	  list of caches can be found by using the caches command.

     flush [cache] ...
	  This removes all keys in each of the named cache files.  If no cache
	  files are named then it removes all keys from all cache files.  The
	  list of cache files can be found by using the caches command.

     grep map expression ...
	  Does a regular expression search over the named map.	Multiple
	  perl(1) style regular expressions can be given and the lines which
	  match any of the expressions will be printed.	 A list of maps can be
	  found by using the maps command.

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     help [command] ...
	  Displays a help line for each of the named commands.	If no commands
	  are given then help will be given for all of the commands.

     maps This just lists the names of all the defined maps for this system.

     match map key ...
	  This looks up one or more key in the named map.  The list of maps
	  can be found using the maps command.

     remove [cache] ...
	  Invalidates and removes the named cache file.	 If no cache file is
	  listed, all cache files will be removed.  Cache files cannot safely
	  be removed using rm since multiple running processes may be holding
	  them open.  Using this command the file can be safely removed and
	  any running processes will reopen the file on next use.

     restart [options] ...
	  Kills nsd and removes all cache files, and restarts nsd will the
	  default options and any extras passed on the command line.

     watch
	  Monitors the nsd process and restarts on failure.

DIAGNOSTICS
     The nsadmin command returns with a 0 status from interactive mode, or if
     the command line execution succeeded.  On failure, it will return a error
     status as defined in /usr/include/sys/errno.h.   Some of these error
     codes are listed below.  Other error codes may be returned directly from
     a system call.

     EINVAL    The arguments passed to the command are invalid.

     ELIBACC   The perl library MDBM_File could not be dynamically loaded.
	       This library is available in the eoe.sw.gifts_perl_lib inst
	       package.

     ENOENT    The file requested to be operated on does not exist.

     EPERM     The current process does not have permission to perform the
	       requested command.

FILES
     /var/ns/cache/*	      /ns/.local/* /etc/nsswitch.conf

SEE ALSO
     nsd(1m)

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