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Index

Symbols, numbers A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y

P00SYSINIT script
P03RECOVERY script
P04CLEAN script
P05RMTMPFILES script
P15HWDDNLOAD script
P16KERNINIT script
P20sysetup script
P21perf script
P70uucp script
P75cron script
P86mmdf script
P86scologin script
P87USRDAEMON script
P88USRDEFINE script
P90RESERVED script
packet, UUCP
page
- length
- size
  - displaying default
  - setting default
- width
Page Directory Base Register
panic dump
parallel printers. See printers
parameters
- See also kernel, parameters
- audit
parity
- serial printers, ``Printer output is illegible'', ``About serial communication parameters''
- virtual disks, ``Virtual disk types'', ``Virtual disk types'', ``Adding virtual disks'', ``Checking and restoring parity data'', ``Mirroring boot, swap, and root onto virtual disks'', ``Redundancy and parity''
parity disk, booting from
passwords
- See also /etc/passwd
- activity reporting
- assigning, ``Controlling password selection'', ``Adding and modifying user accounts''
- auditing, ``Understanding audit reports'', ``Understanding audit reports''
- C2 security
- changing
- checking
- compatibility with other UNIX systems
- dial-in
- disabling checks
- expect string
- expiration, ``Controlling password expiration'', ``Controlling system access''
- length
- management
- matching and rejecting
- Password Management Guideline
- reports
- restrictions
- security, ``Stolen passwords'', ``The authentication database files''
- Systems file, ``How UUCP works'', ``How UUCP works''
- UUCP logins
PATH variable
PDBR (Page Directory Base Register)
performance tuning, virtual disk
permissions
- archiving
- directories
- file
- finding files
- serial port
Permissions file, ``How UUCP works'', ``Limiting access with the Permissions file''
- combining entries
- configuring, ``Limiting access with the Permissions file'', ``Limiting access with the Permissions file''
- errors, ``Common UUCP error messages'', ``Common UUCP error messages''
- format, ``Limiting access with the Permissions file'', ``Limiting access with the Permissions file'', ``Limiting access with the Permissions file''
- granting access
- options
per-process region table
P files, /etc/rc2.d directory
phone line, modem problems
physical address
physical security
physmem
pica pitch. See character, pitch
pitch. See character, pitch; line pitch
PN (start printing) termcap entries
polling, setting for UUCP
port, See also printer port
PostScript, filter
powerfail action, /etc/inittab
powerwait action, /etc/inittab
pregion table
printer classes
- creating
- introduced
- removing classes
- removing printers from a class
printer faults
- alerting
- detecting
- recovering
- setting up alerts
printer filters
- creating
- detecting faults
- examining
- introduced
- modifying
- PostScript
- removing
- using
printer forms
- alerting to mount
- controlling
  - printer access
  - user access
- creating
- examining
- introduced
- modifying
- mounting
- removing
- specifying with lp(C)
- unmounting
- /usr/spool/lp/admins/lp/forms
printer interface programs. See printer interface scripts
printer interface scripts
- arguments
- changing, ``Changing printer names and connections'', ``About printer interface scripts''
- creating
- customized
- introduced
- setting up
- standard(ADM)
Printer Manager, ``Managing printers and print jobs'', ``The Printer Manager interface''
- See also printers
- See also print jobs
- accepting jobs
- adding
  - local printers
  - printer filters
  - printer forms
  - remote printers
- changing
  - baud rate
  - printer interface scripts
  - printer name
- customizing toolbar
- disabling printers
- duplicating local printers
- enabling printers
- examining
  - printer filters
  - printer forms
- modifying
  - printer filters
  - printer forms
- mounting printer forms
- rejecting jobs
- removing
  - printer filters
  - printer forms
  - printers
- restricting user access to a printer
- setting
  - parity
  - printer fault alerts
  - system default printer
- specifying
  - content types
  - number of banner pages
  - printer terminfo type
- starting
  - lpsched(ADM)
  - print services
- stopping print services
- unmounting printer forms
printer port
- interrupt vector conflict
- no response
- testing
printers
- See also Printer Manager
- See also Print Job Manager
- accepting jobs
- adding
  - local
  - remote
  - to serial terminal
  - to terminfo database
- attaching
  - to AUX port
  - to PRINT port
- bypassing spooler
- changing
  - font cartridges
  - interface script
  - name
  - printer model
  - print wheels
  - settings
- character sets
- command summary
- configuring
  - spooled local printers
  - UUCP dialup printers
- content type
- controlling access
- customizing configuration
- defaults
- detecting faults
- disabling
- duplicating
- enabling
- examining settings
- exit codes
- fault alerting
- filters
- font cartridges
- illegible output
- initializing with init device file
- interface script
- log files
- lprint(C)
- managing
- mounting font cartridges
- no output
- parallel
- printer classes, ``About printer classes'', ``Grouping printers into a class''
- Printer Manager, troubleshooting
- print jobs
- print queues
- print wheels
- recovering from printer faults
- rejecting jobs
- remote administration, ``Connecting to remote UNIX system printers'', ``Remote administration problem''
- removing
  - classes
  - printers from a class
- request ID
- request log
- serial communication parameters
- servicing
- setting
  - character pitch
  - default page size
  - line pitch
  - multiple names
  - page length
  - page width
  - polling
  - system default
- slow
- special device file
- specifying
  - content types
  - font cartridges
  - terminfo type
- terminfo entry definitions
- TERM variable
- troubleshooting, ``Troubleshooting the Printer Manager'', ``Troubleshooting the print system''
- unmounting font cartridges
- UUCP errors
- virtual
- wrong output spacing
- XON/XOFF
printerstat authorization, ``Assigning subsystem authorizations'', ``Print service command summary''
Print Job Manager, ``Managing print jobs'', ``The Print Job Manager interface''
- See also printers
- See also print jobs
- customizing toolbar
- deleting print jobs
- deselecting jobs
- holding print jobs
- promoting print jobs
- resuming print jobs
- selecting jobs
- starting
- transferring print jobs
print jobs
- See also Printer Manager
- See also Print Job Manager
- accepting
- canceling
- default priority level
  - setting
- default priority limit
  - introduced
- deleting
- deselecting
- holding
- individual priority limits
- introduced
- managing
- moving up the queue
- printing immediately
- processing
- promoting
- refreshing list
- rejecting
- resuming
- selecting
- setting priority levels
- stopping
- transferring to another printer
- viewing
PRINT port, attaching printers
printqueue authorization
print queues
- introduced, ``About the print service'', ``Viewing jobs in the print queue''
- setting priorities
- viewing
print services
- command summary
- customizing
- introduced
- lpsched print scheduler not running
- maintaining
- overview
- request log
- restricting user access to a printer
- scheduler
- spooling
- starting
- stopping
- terminfo database
print wheels
- See also font cartridges
- changing
priority
- levels for print jobs
- limits on print jobs
- print queues
- processes
privileges, ``Trusted system concepts'', ``Assigning administrative roles and system privileges'', ``Privileges''
- See also authorizations
- assigning
- chmodsugid
- configaudit
- execsuid
- suspendaudit
- writeaudit
process
- finding largest
- flags
- process field, /etc/inittab
- regions
- security
- size
- status
- table
- u-area
.profile
Protected Password database, ``Understanding account database files'', ``Missing or corrupted database files'', ``Copying user accounts'', ``The authentication database files''
protected subsystems
prwarn(C), ``Reporting password status'', ``Controlling password expiration'', ``Controlling system access''
pseudo-ttys, ``Cannot access terminal control database entry'', ``The /dev directory''
PS (stop printing) termcap entries
ptys
public, directories
pwconv(ADM)