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timod(7)							      timod(7)

NAME
       timod  -	 STREAMS  module  for  converting ioctl() calls into Transport
       Interface messages

DESCRIPTION
       The module is a STREAMS module that converts  calls  from  a  transport
       user  supporting	 the  Transport	 Interface  (TI)  into messages that a
       transport protocol provider supporting TI can consume.  This allows the
       user  to	 initiate  certain  TI	functions  as atomic operations.  This
       release of HP-UX no longer automatically pushes whenever a t_open(3) is
       performed.   The	 TLI and XTI libraries have been modified to no longer
       require this module to perform the atomic operations  described	within
       this  man page.	Binary compatibility is not a problem since the module
       will still exist within the kernel.   But,  any	application  which  is
       recompiled  and	expects the module to be automatically pushed, may not
       work without code modification.

       The user places and removes the module on a device  stream  by  calling
       the  STREAMS  and  functions.  (The TLI function pushes onto the device
       stream for the user.)  The module should only be	 pushed	 onto  streams
       which are terminated by transport providers which conform to the Trans‐
       port Interface.	tirdwr(7) is an alternative interface  to  which  sup‐
       ports  the  and	system calls.  If has been pushed onto the stream, the
       user should use the to remove the module from the stream before pushing

       The module transparently passes any STREAMS messages that are not  gen‐
       erated  by  the	commands  described below to the neighboring module or
       driver.	will act on an whose field is one of the values	 below.	  (See
       streamio(7) for a description of the and the structure.)

       This TI command binds an address to the transport protocol provider.
		      The  STREAMS  message that the module issues to the call
		      is equivalent to the TI message type The STREAMS message
		      that  the	 module	 returns in response to the successful
		      completion of the call is equivalent to the  TI  message
		      type

       This  TI	 command  unbinds  an  address	from  the  transport  protocol
       provider.
		      The STREAMS message that the module issues to  the  call
		      is equivalent to the TI message type The STREAMS message
		      that the module returns in response  to  the  successful
		      completion  of  the call is equivalent to the TI message
		      type

       This TI command gets the TI protocol-specific information from
		      the transport protocol provider.	 The  STREAMS  message
		      that  the module issues to the call is equivalent to the
		      TI message type The  STREAMS  message  that  the	module
		      returns  in response to the successful completion of the
		      call is equivalent to the TI message type

       This TI command gets, sets, or negotiates TI protocol-specific  options
       with
		      the  transport  protocol	provider.  The STREAMS message
		      that the module issues to the call is equivalent to  the
		      TI  message  type	 The  STREAMS  message that the module
		      returns in response to the successful completion of  the
		      call is equivalent to the TI message type

RETURN VALUES
       If  the	module	returns	 an error for an call, the lower 8 bits of the
       return value will be one of the TI error codes defined  in  the	header
       file.  If the TI error is of the type TSYERR, then the second 8 bits of
       the return value will contain an error as defined in the	 header	 file.
       The  STREAMS  message that the module issues when an call results in an
       error is equivalent to the TI message type

FILES
       defines the error codes for XTI functions.

       defines the error codes for TI functions.

       defines the message types for TI functions.

       defines the error codes for system errors.

SEE ALSO
       ioctl(2), t_open(3), streamio(7), tirdwr(7).

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