Eben writes:
> For those who want to take greater advantage of the HP3000 and it's
> POSIX capabilities, there are many features (programs) that require
> '/etc/@' symbolic links.  If you want to take a look and see which of
> these symbolic links exist on your system, execute the following MPEX
> statement:
>
> %listf /etc/@(islink),2

Or without MPEX...

:LISTFILE /etc/@,2;SELEQ=[OBJECT=SYMLINK]

 PATH= /etc/

 CODE  ------------LOGICAL RECORD-----------  ----SPACE----  FILENAME
         SIZE  TYP        EOF      LIMIT R/B  SECTORS #X MX

           1B  BAL         15       1024   1       16  1  *  bootpd
           1B  BAL         17       1024   1       16  1  *  bootpquery
           1B  BAL         17       1024   1       16  1  *  bootptab
           1B  BAL         12       1024   1       16  1  *  compiler.ccg
           1B  BAL         14       1024   1       16  1  *  hosts
           1B  BAL         14       1024   1       16  1  *  inetd
           1B  BAL         17       1024   1       16  1  *  inetd.conf
           1B  BAL         17       1024   1       16  1  *  protocols
           1B  BAL         17       1024   1       16  1  *  resolv.conf
           1B  BAL         17       1024   1       16  1  *  services

G.

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