#include <paths.h>
The paths.h header defines various symbolic names for pathnames. These have been defined to allow for easier porting software to Solaris.
The pathname of the Bourne Shell.
The pathname of the console device.
The link to the current (virtual) console device.
The pathname of the cp(1) command.
The pathname of the C-shell.
The pathname of the default login file.
The pathname of the device null(7D).
The pathname of the text editor (ed(1)).
The pathname of the name-to-ethernet address mapping table.
The pathname of the group file.
The pathname of the hosts.equiv file.
The pathname of the hesiod.conf file.
The pathname of the hosts file.
The pathname of the ipnodes file.
The pathname of the ipsecalgs file.
The pathname of the irs.conf file.
The pathname of the device kmem (mem(7D)).
The pathname of the lastlog file.
The pathname of the mail spool directory.
The pathname of the netgroup file.
The pathname of the netmasks file.
The pathname of the networks file.
The pathname of the nologin file.
The pathname of the openprom(7D) device.
The pathname of the power management driver (pm(7D)).
The pathname of the protcols file.
The pathname of the random(7D) device.
The pathname of the resolv.conf file.
The pathname of the remote shell command (rsh(1)).
The pathname of the services file.
The pathname of the shell database (shells(4)).
The pathname of the syscon device.
The pathname of the sysevent device.
The pathname of the sysmsg device.
The pathname of the system tty.
The pathname of the temporary file system.
The pathname of the tty device.
The pathname of the kernel namelist (ksyms(7D)).
The pathname of the urandom(7D) device.
The pathname of the user temporary directory.
The pathname of the UTMPX file.
The pathname of the systems temporary file directory.
The pathname of the user temporary file directory.
The pathname of the vi(1) editor.
The pathname of the WTMPX file.
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:
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cp(1), ed(1), rsh(1), vi(1), shells(4), attributes(5), ksyms(7D), mem(7D), null(7D), openprom(7D), pm(7D), random(7D), urandom(7D)