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RQSREAD(1)							    RQSREAD(1)

NAME
     rqsread - reads the information out of an ELF file that is needed to
     determine if the file needs to be requickstarted

SYNOPSIS
     rqsread [ options ] [ files ...]

DESCRIPTION
     The rqsread extracts the information needed by the program rqsall from
     files, so that rqsall can determine whether the files should be
     requickstarted or if other files that depend on files need to be
     requickstarted.

     If no files are specified and no other list of files has been specified
     using the -l option, then this command will read a list of files (one per
     line) to process from stdin.

     -c outfile
	  Causes the output to be written to outfile.  outfile is truncated if
	  it already exists.

     -f outfile
	  Causes the output to be appended to the file outfile.

     -l listfile
	  listfile contains the list of files (one per line) to be processed.

     -prefix dir
	  The directory path dir is used as a prefix when processing the given
	  files.  When the information about those files are written out, the
	  prefix directory is removed from the beginning of any filename.

     -r realfilename
	  This option is used to specify a real file name for the file being
	  processed.  This is used in the case where a file will eventually be
	  moved to the realfilename.

FILES
     /usr/etc/rqsread

SEE ALSO
     rqsall(1), rqsprint(1)

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