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1.1 root 1: .TH UFN 1C "13 Jun 1990"
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9: .SH NAME
10: ufn \- UFN user-interface
11: .SH SYNOPSIS
12: .in +.5i
13: .ti -.5i
14: .B ufn
15: \%[\-d]
16: \%[\-f]
17: \%[name\0...]
18: .SH DESCRIPTION
19: The \fIufn\fR program is a simple interface which implements a
20: \*(lquser-friendly\*(rq naming scheme using the OSI Directory.
21: .PP
22: The `\-d' flag tells \fIufn\fR to ask \fIdish\fR to display the entry
23: corresponding with the name(s) found.
24: (The user must have already started \fIdish\fR in the background,
25: i.e., by typing \*(lqbind\*(rq to the shell.)
26: .PP
27: The `\-f' flag tells \fIufn\fR to print the full distinguished name of
28: the name(s) found.
29: .SH FILES
30: .nf
31: .ta \w'\*(EDdsaptailor 'u
32: \*(EDdsaptailor system QUIPU tailoring file
33: $HOME/\&.quipurc user's QUIPU tailoring file
34: \*(EDufnrc system runcom file
35: $HOME/\&.ufnrc user's runcom file
36: .re
37: .fi
38: .SH "SEE ALSO"
39: \fIUsing the OSI Directory to achieve User Friendly Naming\fR
40: .SH DIAGNOSTICS
41: All obvious.
42: .SH AUTHOR
43: Colin J. Robbins,
44: University College London
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