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NAME
     explorer - gather system configuration information

SYNOPSIS
     explorer -version
     explorer -help

     explorer
              [ -h <explorer-home> ]
              [ -d <defaults-file> ]
              [ -l <log-file> ]
              [ -e | -mail ]
              [ -E <email-address> | -myemail <email-address> ]
              [ -t <output-directory> | -target <output-directory> ]
              [ -r ]
              [ -R <email-address> ]
              [ -k | -keep ]
              [ -f <file> ]
              [ -c <command> ]
              [ -w <module-list> ]
              [ -v | -verbose ]
              [ -q | -quiet ]
              [ -s <mail-subject> ]
              [ -case <case-number> ]
              [ -esc <escalation-number> ]
              [ -sn <serial-number> ]
              [ -transport <transport> ]

DESCRIPTION
     The explorer command gathers extensive  system  information.
     The  explorer  output  can  be  automatically emailed to the
     explorer database.

OPTIONS
     The following options can be used with explorer:

     -help
          Display this information.

     -version
          Display explorer revision level.

     -h <explorer-home>
          Use  <explorer-home>  for  the  top  directory  of  the
          explorer installation.

     -d <defaults-file>
          Uses <defaults-file> to override default  values.   See
          explorer(4) for the format of the defaults file.

     -l <log-file>
          Use <log-file> to collect all log messages.

     -e | -mail
          Can be used to automatically email explorer  output  to
          the  recipients  specified  in the etc/default/explorer
          configuration file.

          E-mail issue
               All e-mail directed  to  SUN  is  reverse  address
               checked.  If  the sender's return address is not a
               valid, 'reachable' address, the mail is rejected.

     -E <email-address> | -myemail <email-address>
          Automatically email explorer output to  <email-address>
          of your choice.

     -t <output-directory> | -target <output-directory>
          Specify an alternate directory to save explorer output.

     -r   Use User email address in etc/default/explorer file for
          address  where  receipts  of  explorer should go.  This
          feature is not currently implemented on  the  receiving
          end.

     -R <email-address>
          Use  <email-address>  for  address  where  receipts  of
          explorer should go.

     -k | -keep
          Keep old explorer run outputs.  Default  is  to  remove
          old copies and keep the latest.

     -f <file>
          Add <file> to list of files to collect,  files  can  be
          found  in  the  extra/  directory.  To collect multiple
          files, use multiple -f options or seperate with a  ','.
          For example:

          explorer           -f           /etc/motd            -f
          /etc/defaultdomain,/etc/nsswitch.conf

     -c <command>
          Add output of <command> to what explorer collects, out-
          put  can be found in the extra/ directory.  The command
          should be the absolute path to the binary  to  be  exe-
          cuted.   If  options  are needed, use quotes to enclose
          the command. To collect multiple commands, use multiple
          -c options or seperate with a ','.  For example:

          explorer  -c  "/usr/bin/lpstat  -t"  -c   "/bin/ls   -l
          /tmp,/bin/ls -l /dev"

     -w <module-list>
          Select  the  modules  to  run,  comma  ','   seperated.
          'default' is used if no -w option given.  Options to -w
          can be names of scripts in the tools/  directory,  like
          disks,  netinfo, ssp, etc, var.  It may also include an
          alias for a set of tools  to  run.   Aliases  currently
          supported  are:  default,  all,  extended, interactive,
          storage, network, backup,  sf15000,  starfire,  printer
          and license.  Preceding a module or alias with '!' will
          turn off the running  of  module.   In  addition,  IPv4
          addresses may be masked by using !ipaddr.

          Interactive modules are used to  get  information  from
          the  user about StorEdge T3s (t3extended) and Serengeti
          System Controllers (scextended).   These  modules  will
          prompt  for  the  hostname of a T3 or System Controller
          and the root password.  A single carriage  return  will
          let the module know that the list of hosts is finished.

          The interactive modules can be run by default if  input
          files exist that contain the machine and root password.
          The input files are located in  EXP_HOME/etc/  and  are
          scinput.txt  and  t3input.txt for System Controller and
          T3 respectively.  The mode of the  file  must  be  such
          that  group  and  other  are unavailable (ls -l mode is
          -r--------).  If the input files do not have the  right
          permissions, no data collection will occur.

          EXAMPLES

          -w disks
               Run only the disks module.

          -w network,!ipaddr
               Run various network  modules  and  mask  the  IPv4
               addresses.

          -w storage
               Collect  storage  data  and  extended  data   from
               StorEdge T3s if t3input.txt exists.

          -w extended
               Collect only extended data from StorEdge  T3s  and
               Serengeti   System   Controllers   for   hosts  in
               t3input.txt and scinput.txt

          -w default,interactive
               Collect  default  modules  and  prompt  user   for
               extended   data   collect   for  StorEdge  T3  and
               Serengeti System Controllers.

          NOTE

          t3extended
               In order to collect all T3 extended data, explorer
               must  be  run  from  a  root  login shell by using
               either "su -" or "telnet".

     -v | -verbose
          Display detailed progress while the explorer command is
          run.

     -q | -quiet
          Supress printing of all log messages.

     -s <mail-subject>
          Change the mail subject to  that  specified.   Variable
          expansion  will  be done on %F (explorer file name), %C
          (Customer name), %I (Contract ID), %E (explorer ID) and
          %H (hostid).

     -case <case-number>
          Will add the Radiance Case Number to the README file.

     -esc <escalation-number>
          Will add the Escalation Number to the README file.

     -sn <serial-number>
          Provide the  serial  number  for  the  machine  running
          explorer.   The  serial  number  overrides the defaults
          file and will only be seen in the README file.

     -transport <transport>
          The  following  transport  mechanisms  are   supported:
          mailto, ftp and file.  Multiple transports may be used.
          In order to use ftp as the transport, the /.netrc  file
          must be configured with the host, user and password

          machine   ftp.gnu.org    login    anonymous    password
          [email protected]

          Send to [email protected]
               explorer -transport mailto:[email protected]

          Send to tape device /dev/rmt/0
               explorer -transport file:/dev/rmt/0

          Send to ftp site
               explorer -transport ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/incoming

REQUIREMENTS
     o explorer requires root privileges to run.
     o ftp transport requires root login shell (su -).
     o root needs write privileges to the <output-directory>.
     o explorer works on Solaris 2.x only.

SUPPORTED HARDWARE AND OPERATING SYSTEMS
     The following hardware has been tested (uname -p):

     o sun4m
     o sun4d
     o sun4u
     o i386

     The following releases of the Solaris operating system  have
     been tested (uname -r):

     o 5.3
     o 5.4
     o 5.5
     o 5.5.1
     o 5.6
     o 5.7
     o 5.8

SEE ALSO
     explorer(4), explorer(5), netrc(4)

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