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# $Id: tw.conf.next,v 1.3 1993/08/19 05:27:13 genek Exp $
#
# Lance R. Bailey <lrb@ctrg.rri.uwo.ca>
#
# First, root's "home"
=/ L
/.rhosts R # may not exist
/.profile R # may not exist
/.cshrc R # may not exist
/.login R # may not exist
/.exrc R # may not exist
/.logout R # may not exist
/.emacs R # may not exist
/.forward R # may not exist
/.netrc R # may not exist
# Unix itself
/sdmach R
# Now, some critical directories and files
# Some exceptions are noted further down
/etc R
/etc/inetd.conf R
/etc/rc R
/etc/rc.boot R
/etc/rc.local R
/etc/rc.single R
/etc/rc.ip R
/etc/ttytab R
/etc/exports R
/etc/ttys L
/etc/dumpdates L
/etc/mtab L
/etc/motd L
/etc/rmtab L
/etc/utmp L
/etc/group R # changes should be infrequent
# The next line may need to be replaced with /etc/security
# if C2 is enabled
/etc/passwd L
/var L
/dev L
/usr/etc R
# Checksumming the following is not so critical. However,
# setuid/setgid files are special-cased further down.
/lib R-2
/bin R-2
/usr/bin R-2
/usr/ucb R-2
/usr/lib R-2
=/usr L
=/usr/spool L
/usr/spool/cron L
/usr/spool/mqueue L
/usr/spool/mail L
# You may or may not have the following
#/usr/ftp L
#/usr/ftp/bin R
#/usr/ftp/etc R
# put entries in for /var/yp if you need it
# put entries for uucp if you need them
# put entries for /var/adm if you need it
=/tmp
=/var/tmp
# Here are entries for setuid/setgid files. On these, we use
# both signatures just to be sure.
#
# You may want/need to edit this list. Batteries not inc.
/bin/at R
/bin/atq R
/bin/atrm R
/bin/cancel R
/bin/chfn R
/bin/chsh R
/bin/crontab R
/bin/cu R
/bin/df R
/bin/iostat R
/bin/ipcs R
/bin/login R
/bin/lpstat R
/bin/mail R
/bin/newgrp R
/bin/passwd R
/bin/su R
/bin/sunview1/sv_acquire R
/bin/sunview1/sv_release R
/bin/sunview1/toolplaces R
/bin/tip R
/bin/uucp R
/bin/uuname R
/bin/uustat R
/bin/uux R
/bin/wall R
/bin/write R
/bin/ypchfn R
/bin/ypchsh R
/bin/yppasswd R
/usr/bin/at R
/usr/bin/atq R
/usr/bin/atrm R
/usr/bin/cancel R
/usr/bin/chfn R
/usr/bin/chsh R
/usr/bin/crontab R
/usr/bin/cu R
/usr/bin/df R
/usr/bin/iostat R
/usr/bin/ipcs R
/usr/bin/login R
/usr/bin/lpstat R
/usr/bin/mail R
/usr/bin/newgrp R
/usr/bin/passwd R
/usr/bin/su R
/usr/bin/sunview1/sv_acquire R
/usr/bin/sunview1/sv_release R
/usr/bin/sunview1/toolplaces R
/usr/bin/tip R
/usr/bin/uucp R
/usr/bin/uuname R
/usr/bin/uustat R
/usr/bin/uux R
/usr/bin/wall R
/usr/bin/write R
/usr/bin/ypchfn R
/usr/bin/ypchsh R
/usr/bin/yppasswd R
/usr/etc/arp R
/usr/etc/chill R
/usr/etc/devinfo R
/usr/etc/dkinfo R
/usr/etc/dmesg R
/usr/etc/dump R
/usr/etc/dumpfs R
/usr/etc/keyenvoy R
/usr/etc/kgmon R
/usr/etc/lpc R
/usr/etc/nfsstat R
/usr/etc/ping R
/usr/etc/rpc.rwalld R
/usr/etc/trpt R
/usr/ucb/lpq R
/usr/ucb/lpr R
/usr/ucb/netstat R
/usr/ucb/rcp R
/usr/ucb/rdist R
/usr/ucb/rlogin R
/usr/ucb/rsh R
/usr/ucb/talk R
/usr/ucb/vmstat R
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