1 HELP The SHR program maintains the finger databases. These are for Username <--> personal name, Terminal <--> location, and Host <--> routing information. 1 ADD Add an entry to the database. 2 Qualifiers /USER Add a user to the database. Format: ADD /USER=username /PERSONALNAME=personalname or ADD /USER /UAF The /UAF qualifier causes each user in the UAF to be entered into the database. The UAF OWNER field is used as the personal name. If the personal name contains blanks or special characters, it should be quoted. /TERMINAL Add a terminal and its location to the database. Format: ADD /TERMINAL=terminal /LOCATION=location [/TTType=terminal-type] "terminal" should be of the form "Txynnn:". "location" and "terminal- type" should be quoted if they contain blanks or special characters. /HOST Add a Network Host name to the database. Format ADD /HOST=hostname /TYPE=x /LINK=linkname /ROUTE=route-path "hostname" is the name that Finger will recognise when typed by a user and it may be a pseudonym. "x" is a type field denoting the network type: type Network D DECnet J jnet if /TYPE is ommited, DECnet is assumed. "linkname" is the internal name for the host used by the network. If ommited, "linkname" will be set to "hostname". "route-path" is a series of linknames for explicit routing. Routing is from right to left and each linkname is preceded by an "@". eg. /ROUTE="@SU-AI@COLUMBIA-20". Any field containing special characters (hence "route-path" if given) must be inclosed in quotation marks. /NETWORK Add a Network name to the database. Format ADD /NETWORK=network-name /TYPE=x "network-name" is the name that Finger will use when typeing the host name on output. Valid types are: type Network D DECnet J jnet T TCP/IP /LOCAL_HOST Set the local host name. This allows any name to be used in the Header when finger produces its output. If /LOCAL_HOST is not specified, the DECnet node name is used, and if the DECnet node name is not defined, the word "FINGER" is put in the place of the name. /ORGANIZATION This allows a one line site identification to be placed in the header that finger outputs. /ROUTER_HOST A router host is used as an indirect target host if a host name cannot be found in the local database. The qualifiers /TYPE and /ROUTE are valid with this qualifier. 1 CLEAR Initialize one or more data-bases. Format: CLEAR /qualifier any qualifier valid with ADD is valid with CLEAR. 2 Qualifiers /USER Clear the Username <--> personal database. Format: CLEAR /USER /TERMINAL Clear the Terminal location database Format: CLEAR /TERMINAL /ALL Clear the entire database. Format: CLEAR /ALL /LOCAL_HOST Clear the local host name /ORGANIZATION Clear the site identification string /ROUTER_HOST Clear the router name 1 EXIT Exit from the program. 1 SHOW Display one or all entries in the selected database. 2 Qualifiers /USER Format: SHOW /USER=username or SHOW /USER /ALL /TERMINAL Format: SHOW /TERMINAL=terminal or SHOW /TERMINAL /ALL /HOST Format: SHOW /HOST=hostname or SHOW /HOST /ALL /NETWORK Format: SHOW /NETWORK=network-name or SHOW /NETWORK /ALL /LOCAL_HOST /ORGANIZATION /ROUTER_HOST