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Pmodes is a program that updates pkgmap files or pkg prototype files.



Applicability:

Use of pmodes has been deprecated in onnv-gate; instead, see
validate_pkg, as delivered by developer/build/onbld, and
exception_lists/pmodes.

Other OSNet users (ie on10 patch gates and earlier) should use pmodes
from their own workspace.

The information here is suitable for pmodes users in other
consolidations, using tools from onnv-tools.



Usage: pmodes [-somwDeNndvqP] [-r file] directory  .. proto/pkgmap file....



Options that modify what is changed:

	-s 	Strip read and write permissions from setgid/setuid executables.
	-o	Do not change ownership to root
	-m	Do not change file permissions (modes)
	-w 	Do not strip owner write permissions from non-root owned
		binaries
	-e	Do not change 'e' or 'v' (editable or volatile) files
		(they are only affected when owned by bin)
	-D	Limit changes to directories only.
	
Options that modify the output:
	-n	Create a <file>.new file
	-N	Overwrite the original pkgmap/proto file with the new file;
		old pkgmap/proto file saved as file.old
	-d	Produce "diff-style" output
	-P	Ignore pkgmap files in directories.
	-q	Do not produce error messages about directories w/ pkginfo*
		files
	-v	Preceed the output caused by each processed file by a
		shortened version of the filename.

	-r file	Restrict the test to the pathnames listed in "file"


In default mode of operation, pmodes processes each argument.
If an argument is a directory, it will first look for a pkginfo or
pkginfo.tmpl file n order to learn the BASEDIR; it will than process
the directory converting either the pkgmap file or, if the pkgmap file
doesn't exist or the -P option is specified, the prototype_* files
Names that contain .old or .new will be ignored.  If an argument is a file,
the pkginfo* file in the same directory is used to learn the BASEDIR.

Pmodes outputs a line for each change made:

e m 0664 -> 0644 /var/adm/wtmpx
d m 0775 -> 0755 /usr/lib
d o bin -> root /usr/include/sys [755]
f o bin -> root /usr/include/sys/cg6reg.h [0644]
f o bin -> root /usr/include/sys/cg6var.h [0644]

The first field is the "pkgmap" file type; the second field is the type
of modification (m for mode, o for ownership).  This is followed by the
change mode and the pathname.

When ownership is changed, the file permissions are printed in square
brackets.

Multiple lines of output can be produced for a single file.

With the -d option, output looks like:

< d 0775 root sys /usr
> d 0755 root sys /usr
< d 0775 root bin /usr/include
> d 0755 root bin /usr/include
< d 1777 bin bin /var/preserve
> d 1777 root bin /var/preserve
< e 0664 root sys /etc/vfstab
> e 0644 root sys /etc/vfstab

And only one line per file is produced.



Exceptions

If pmodes insists on flagging errors that you believe must be
integrated as-is, you may update the inline initializers for either
exceptions or exempt_pkgs in pmodes.c.  If you do this, make sure that
the bug report and your RTI include a justification for the exception.