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SelfReview Allows user to accept change packages under review that were created by that user. SuperReview Allows a user to accept or reject a change package under review regardless of the reviewer rules. Note: This permission supersedes the SelfReview permission. Project Permissions Possible Source Integrity project-related permissions are: AddMember Allows a user to add new members to projects through a sandbox. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject, Lock, ShareArchive, ModifyAuthor. AddSubproject Allows a user to re-add dropped subprojects to a project. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. ApplyProjectLabel Allows a user to add labels to projects or move labels between revisions of the project. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. CheckPoint Allows a user to check in a new revision of a project (that is, checkpoint the project). Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject, ApplyLabel, Promote, PromoteProject, ApplyProjectLabel. ConfigureSubproject Allows a user to configure a subproject's type. A subproject can be configured as a Normal, Variant, or Build subproject. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. CreateDevPath Allows a user to create new development paths for variants of a project. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. 300 of 457
CreateProject Allows a user to create new projects. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. CreateSubproject Allows a user to create new subprojects below existing projects. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. DeleteProjectLabel Allows a user to delete a label from a project revision. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. DemoteProject This permission specifies that a user may demote projects from a higher promotion state to a lower state, when the States= configuration option defines a sequence of promotion states. For details, see the Integrity Server Administration Guide. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. DropDevPath Allows a user to drop a development path, also known as "dropping variants" from a project. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. DropMember Allows a user to remove members from projects. The member archive remains, but the member is no longer treated as part of the project. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. DropProject Allows a user to drop one or more top-level, registered projects from the server. The projects then be<strong>com</strong>e unregistered projects. Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject. DropSubProject Allows a user to drop one or more subprojects from the server. The projects then be<strong>com</strong>e 301 of 457
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This product includes cryptographic
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MKS Source Integrity Enterprise (al
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● si dropsandbox ● si dropsandb
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● ar ● cc ● cmp ● cp ● cx
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command's format. For example, here
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and so on. si lock -r 1.2 member1 -
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-C filelist specifies a list of .id
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ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES MAN_CHM_INDEX
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MKS Toolkit for Enterprise Develope
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si acceptcp accepts change package
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Miscellaneous: ACL, diagnostics, op
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This command takes the universal op
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--[no]retainWorkingFile controls wh
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si addlabel assigns a label to proj
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si addmemberattr adds attributes to
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si addmemberfromarchive adds a memb
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nonmember... identifies non-members
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DIAGNOSTICS See the diagnostics ref
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PREFERENCES Using si setprefs or si
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si dropsandboxattr, siconfiguresand
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--project=project name specifies th
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displays the line number for each l
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si appendrevdesc appends additional
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si applycp applies one or more chan
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customer? If the development team h
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the review process. For more inform
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❍ If the integration is enabled,
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--author=name specifies an author n
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si ci checks in members of a sandbo
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A branch is a revision path that di
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controls whether to delay the check
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si closecp closes a change package.
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si co checks out members into worki
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For details on development paths an
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--nooverwriteChanged means never do
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When sandbox sharing is removed, us
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--type=normal configures the subpro
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SEE ALSO Commands: si disconnect, s
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Using si setprefs or si viewprefs,
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Options sandbox through a new devel
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variant sandbox, you can see the cu
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subsandboxes are shared as well. Su
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As with the si createproject comman
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SEE ALSO Commands: si addlabel, si
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delete from 1.1 to the specified re
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See the diagnostics reference page
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a b c def a b c def --[no]ignoreCas
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controls whether to ignore white sp
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● Discarded change packages can b
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Miscellaneous: diagnostics, options
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❍ This option can only be specifi
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si dropdevpath drops a variant proj
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si dropmemberattr drops an attribut
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si dropproject drops (unregisters)
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si dropprojectattr drops an attribu
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Note: --delete=all sandbox.pj cause
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Miscellaneous: ACL, diagnostics, op
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si editcp edits an existing change
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si exit exits the current MKS Sourc
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si freeze freezes a project member
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si gui starts the Integrity Client
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si import imports a member from a s
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--cpid=value --changePackageId=ID i
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si importproject imports an externa
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si importsandbox imports an existin
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si integrations manages integration
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si loadrc loads the Integrity Clien
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si locate displays where a project,
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name displays the object's path and
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si lock locks project members SYNOP
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si locks displays a user's locks. S
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si makewritable makes sandbox membe
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si memberinfo lists member informat
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si merge merges data from two revis
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--onMergeConflict=cancel cancels th
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si mergebranch merges a branch revi
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identifies a change package that is
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si mods lists changes made to a pro
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specifies the width of the GUI wind
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Options This command takes the univ
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si movesubproject moves a subprojec
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command. SEE ALSO Commands: si arch
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DIAGNOSTICS The development paths (
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See the diagnostics reference page
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super an overriding reject vote. A
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--changePackageId=:none. ❍ The ne
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si report generates a project repor
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(can be NULL). Can be used as a pri
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command. SEE ALSO Commands: si proj
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specifies the reason text to be ass
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your sandbox. While the Resync CP o
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controls whether to delete dropped
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Commands: si applycp, si ci, si co,
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Using the functionality of Apply CP
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files that span many Source Integri
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significant duplication of effort.
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can also be used to resolve merge c
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specifies what to do when conflicts
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command. SEE ALSO Commands: si appl
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--overwriteChanged means always do
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si rlog --format="{membername},{rev
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haslabels global: 1 if alllabels is
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Always displays 0 in a project. wor
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si sandboxes lists sandboxes on the
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si sandboxinfo lists information ab
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si servers displays the current con
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si setmemberrule sets the member ru
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Warning: Do not edit the IntegrityC
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si setprojectdescription sets the p
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si sharesubproject shares an existi
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si snapshot records the state of a
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--closeCP always closes the change
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Page 257 and 258: SEE ALSO Commands: si ci, si co, si
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Page 293 and 294: state displays the revision state.
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Page 309 and 310: Commands: aa acls, aa addaclentry,
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Page 315 and 316: If statement An if statement has th
Page 317 and 318: To close a given file, use close fi
Page 319 and 320: Order of Operations A++ A-- ++A --A
Page 321 and 322: Relational Operators The relational
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Page 331 and 332: NAME envvar — standard environmen
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Page 335 and 336: NAME makefile — format of MKS Mak
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-u -v replaces the member only if t
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• NAME cc, cxx cc, cxx — interf
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-ffloat specifies the floating poin
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-P -s -S stores preprocessor output
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The default configuration file for
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NAME cmp — compare two files SYNO
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SEE ALSO Commands: comm, diff, uniq
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-f -i -m -P -p -R -r -S -v prompts
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cannot allocate target string cp ha
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NAME date — set and display date
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%d %e %H %h %I %j %M %m %n %p %R %r
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%OS %OU %Ou %OV %OW %Ow %Oy the sec
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On machines that have a time-of-day
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each with a line number (or range)
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-s corresponding files under corres
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! $ 5.00 -- Candy Apple Sampler Pac
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Too many lines in "filename" A file
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NAME diffb diffb — compare binary
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diff 387 of 457
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subject to standard argument manipu
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ident look for keywords in a file S
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NAME more more, less — display fi
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-u By default, more assumes that Un
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[n]u [n]CTRL-U scrolls backward n l
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0 >0 Successful completion. Failure
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NAME ln — create a link to a file
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-v nowhere. Note: When using Explor
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NAME make make — maintain program
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-r -S -s -t -u -V -v -x Targets che
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appends string to the previous valu
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mylib(member) $% expands to $> $* $
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a list, possibly empty, of attribut
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is a between-rules circular depende
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make file causes make to look for f
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specified. When .POSIX is specified
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.LIBRARY Target is a library. .PREC
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.CYCLECHECK .WARNTARG: .DEFAULT Thi
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target file name. .SOURCE.x Same as
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MAKESTARTUP Has the default value R
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is true if the given string is non-
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etween them. It may also include ma
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— Missing .END for .IF — No tar
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● Meta-Rules. ● All MKS Make at
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SEE ALSO Commands: man 437 of 457
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-d -f -i -r -v delays moving the sp
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The -d, -r, and -v options are exte
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B b D d F l N n S s T t U ? absolut
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name type value size If you did not
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SEE ALSO Commands: ar, size, strip
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-r -s -v is equivalent to -R. saves
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NAME touch — change file modifica
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2 Messages — inability to create
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NAME which, whereis which, whereis
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