The rxlist command lists
REXEC services currently defined on the system.
Options
rxlist takes the following options:
-l
Generate a long listing.
A long listing consists
of a four-column table, where the columns contain the following:
Column 1
The service name.
Column 2
A text description of the service.
Column 3
A ``u'' if the -u option was specified with
the rxservice command when the service was defined, or a
hyphen if it was not.
Column 4
The service definition.
-h
Generate a listing with headings.
The headings, in order of appearance, are: ``SERVICE'',
``DESCRIPTION'',
``UTMP'', and ``DEFINITION''.
If no options are given,
a two-column table of defined services is printed, where
the first column contains the service name and the second
column contains a text description of the service.
Files
/etc/rexec/services
REXEC services data base
Usage
A remote user invokes the rxlist command indirectly
through the rquery service.
When a user invokes rxlist through rquery,
rxlist reports only
the services currently available to the invoking user
(see
rexec(1bnu)).