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Date: Thu, 23 Feb 89 01:57:41 EST From: Jonathan I. Kamens <jik@Athena.MIT.EDU> To: bug-sipb@ATHENA.MIT.EDU Here's the latest round of questions about things about which I am not sure in the SIPB locker. All paths are relative to /mit/sipbsrc/uus: 1. After my last message, the discuss sources in vs2 where all cleared out and replaced with 1.4 (I think). rtpc/discuss seems to be a copy of vs2/discuss. However, there's also an rtpc/discuss.old directory. Can it be deleted? 2. Can et.old and dvi2ps.old be compressed and/or deleted? Are they serving any useful purpose? 3. Can whereis.c be compressed and/or deleted and the binary removed from the sipb locker? Where works just as well (if not better), and it is is a shell built-in for most of Athena, and there's /usr/ucb/whereis as well. In addition, the directories hard-coded into the whereis sources in sipbsrc are no longer correct, so it's no longer serving a useful purpose above the ucb whereis anyway. What about where.c? 4. Can the sources for xman.10 be deleted? 5. Are the TODO.rtsipb, TODO.rttex, TODO.vssipb and TODO.vstex files anywher near up-to-date? The last mod time on all of them is in 1987. Can we punt them? 6. Why is theere an empty file called FRC in rtpc? 7. Does the file apropos.sh server any useful purpose? As far as I can tell it probably breaks more than it accomplishes, because it invokes man with an explicit man path, rather than using MANPATH, and therefore overrides the user's settings -- when I run apropos from the sipb locker, it doesn't give me anything for ofiles, but when I run man -k ofiles, I get the entry from the watchmaker whatis since it's in my MANPATH. All of this is ditto for whatis.sh and man.sh. 8. Can print_lw be punted? 9. Can rtpc/web2c.old be punted? 10. Can the "world" game be moved to the games locker? We don't even have it installed right now, so I don't know if it will compiile or run. I guess this is about all for now. Any help will be appreciated. jik
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