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EMAC Linux 3.1 Applications List

Full Linux Bash shell (POSIX compliant).

Multi-call binary providing minimal versions of some Linux utilities.

Concatenate files and print on the standard output.

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Change real user name and information.

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Change group ownership of files.

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Change file access permissions.

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Change file ownership.

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Change a user's default shell.

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Copy files and directories.

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Copy files to and from archives.

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Change system date.

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Convert and copy a file byte by byte.

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Report filesystem disk usage.

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Print or control the kernel ring buffer.

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Display a line of text.

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Print lines matching a pattern.

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Examine faillog and set login failure limits.

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Return a false exit code to an application.

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Search for a pattern. The search strings are separated by newlines.

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Get a key from the console, and return it to an application.

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Parse command options

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Add or change a user group password.

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Print lines matching a pattern.

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Expand files compressed with gzip.

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Compress files.

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Get or set the system hostname.

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Send signals to an process.

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Send signals to all processes.

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Examine lastlog file.

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Make links between files.

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Begins user session on the system.

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List directory contents.

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Create directories.

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Make device entries.

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Make unique temporary filename.

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File perusal filter for crt viewing.

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Mount a filesystem

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Move or rename files

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Print network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, masquerade connections, and multicase memberships.

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Log in to a new group.

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Change user password.

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Find the process ID of a running program.

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Send ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to network hosts

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Report a snapshot of the current processes.

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Print name of current/working directory.

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Remove files or directories.

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Print name of current/working directory.

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Remove files or directories.

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Remove empty directories.

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RPM package manager.

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Run scripts or programs in a directory.

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Perform basic transformations on an input stream.

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Set Linux serial port information.

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Set Linux serial port information.

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Delay for a specified amount of time.

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Delay for a specified amount of time.

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Change and print terminal line settings.

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Change ID or become the super-user.

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Flush filesystem buffers.

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Tape ARchiving utility. Used to make backups of files and directories.

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Create files and change time and date stamps.

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Return a true result.

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Unmount filesystems.

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Print system information.

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Suspend execution for a number of microseconds.

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Text file editor.

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Output compressed files to the console.

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Tune kernel clock.

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Update password file in batch.

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Overwrite the contents of /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow.

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Update kernel module dependencies.

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DeviceFS daemon.

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LILO binary, patched to include M-Systems DiskOnChip support.

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Change users's dialup login shell password.

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Utility to manage hard disk partition tables.

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Frees all memory associated with the given ramdisk.

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Check an ext2 filesystem.

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Check a Minix filesystem.

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Alternative Linux getty.

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Create a new user group.

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Delete a user group.

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Modify a user group.

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Convert group file to/from shadow password suite.

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Convert group file to/from shadow password suite.

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Stop the system.

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Query and set the system clock.

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Configure a network interface.

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Deconfigure network interfaces, based on the contents of /etc/network/interfaces.

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Bring up network interfaces, based on the contents of /etc/network/interfaces.

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Process control initialization.

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Insert kernel modules.

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Send a signal to all processes.

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Send a signal to all processes.

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Kernel logging daemon.

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Enforces the login time and port restrictions in /etc/porttime.

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Set up and control the loopback device.

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Lists currently loaded system modules.

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Creates a Minix filesystem.

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Frontent the the crypt() system call.

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Update and create new users in batch.

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Switch the root filesystem to another partition.

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Stop the system.

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Verify integrity of password files.

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Convert /etc/passwd file to shadow operation.

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Convert /etc/passwd file from shadow operation.

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Reboot the system.

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Remove modules from a running kernel.

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Show/manipulate the IP routing table.

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Find the current and previous system runlevels.

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Bring the system down.

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Start and stop system daemon programs.

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Single-user login.

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System logging daemon.

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Control the init utility.

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DHCP client utility.

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Add a user to the system.

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Deletes a user from the system.

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Starts vi and edits /etc/passwd.

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Starts the watchdog timer.

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Pattern scanning and processing language.

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Strip directory and suffix from filenames.

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Change user password expiry information.

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Clear the terminal screen.

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Updates crontab files for individual users.

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Remove sections from lines of files.

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Tiny RPN calculator.

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Display dialog boxes from shell scripts.

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Strip non-directory suffix from filename.

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Convert dos text files to unix format.

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Estimate file space usage.

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Run a program in a modified environment.

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Evaluate expressions.

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Low-level format a floppy disk.

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Search for files in a directory hierarchy.

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Display the amount of free and used system memory.

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Commandline file transfer program.

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Show current number of connections to the FTP daemon.

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Retrieve a remote file via FTP.

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Store a local file via FTP.

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Output the first few lines of a file.

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Print real and effective UIDs and GIDs.

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Send signals to processes, referring to them by name.

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Show listing of last logged in users.

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Print shared library dependencies.

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A shell interface to the syslog system log module.

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Print user's login name.

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Generates md5 digest of a file

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Control write access to your terminal

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Serial communications program

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Make FIFOs (named pipes)

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Simple text editor

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Locking program for mgetty

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Change user password.

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Format and print data.

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Display target of symbolic link.

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Alter priority of running process.

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Re-initialize terminal.

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Sort lines of text files.

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Trace system calls and signals.

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Print the strings of printable characters in files.

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Output the last part of files.

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User interface to the telnet protocol.

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Trivial file transfer client.

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Get time in seconds.

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Display top CPU processes.

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Translate or delete characters.

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Print the route packet take to network host.

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Print the file name of the terminal connected to STDOUT

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Remove duplicate lines from a sorted file.

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Translate unix newline characters to DOS format in text files.

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Uncompression utility for ZIP files.

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Display system uptime.

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Dump the contents of the system utmp file to STDOUT.

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Lock a virtual console.

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Write a message to logged-in users.

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Non-interactively downloads via the HTTP protocol.

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Locate a command

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Show who is logged in.

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Print effective userid

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Build and execute commandlines from STDIN.

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Output a true response.

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Add system users.

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Automated conversation script with a modem.

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Run command or interactive shell with special root directory.

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Check the FTP daemon configuration files for errors.

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Process scheduler.

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Setup the framebuffer devices.

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Restart all FTP servers.

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Shut down all FTP servers at a given time.

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FTP daemon

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Telnet daemon

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Model GETTy. Interfaces with a modem device to answer incoming calls.

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Point-to-Point Protocol Daemon

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Creates or maintains a separate authentication file for the FTP daemon.

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Use TCP or UDP protocols to retrieve the system date of another machine.

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the TCP daemon.

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TCP Wrapper configuration checker

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Predicts how a TCP Wrapper will handle a specific request for service.

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