fnlookup displays the binding of the given composite name.
fnlookup [-v][-L] composite_name |
Option |
Description |
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-v |
Displays the binding in more detail |
-L |
Displays the reference to which the XFN link is bound |
For example, to show the binding for the user darwin in detail, you would enter:
# fnlookup -v user/darwin/ Reference type: onc_fn_user Address type: onc_fn_nisplus length: 52 context type: user representation: normal version: 0 internal name: fns_user_darwin.ctx_dir.sales.doc.com. |
Suppose user/Charles.Darwin is linked to user/darwin. The first command in the following example shows what user/Charles.Darwin is bound to (an XFN link). The second command follows the XFN link, user/darwin, and shows what user/darwin is bound to (the user context).
# fnlookup user/Charles.Darwin Reference type: fn_link_ref Address type: fn_link_addr Link name: user/darwin # fnlookup -L user/Charles.Darwin Reference type: onc_fn_user Address type: onc_fn_nisplus context type: user |