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Commands Reference, Volume 5
strchg Command
Purpose
Changes stream configuration.
Syntax
To push modules onto a stream:
strchg -h Module1 [ , Module2 ... ]
To pop modules off a stream:
strchg -p [ -a | -u Module ]
To push and pop modules to conform to the configuration file:
strchg -f File
Description
The strchg command is used to
alter the configuration of the stream associated with the user's standard
input. The strchg command pushes modules on the stream, pops modules off of the stream, or both.
Only the root user or owner of a STREAMS device can alter the configuration
of that stream. If another user attempts to alter the configuration, the strchg command will not succeed.
Note: If modules are
pushed in the wrong order, the stream might not function as expected.
Flags
-a |
Pops all modules above the topmost driver off of a stream. The -p flag must be used in front of the -a flag. |
-f File |
Pushes and pops the necessary modules to conform the stream to the
configuration given in the specified file.
The -h, -p, and -f flags are
mutually exclusive. |
-h Module1 |
Pushes modules onto a stream. The modules are listed on the command
line in the order they are to be pushed. |
-p |
Pops a module off of a stream. Used alone, the -p flag pops the topmost module from the stream. |
-u Module |
Pops all modules above the specified module off of a stream. The -p flag must be used in front of the -u flag.
The -a and -u flags are mutually exclusive. |
Parameters
Module1 |
Specifies the module to be pushed onto a stream. (Used by the -h flag.) |
Module |
Specifies the topmost module to remain on a stream. All modules above
this module are popped off of the stream. (Used by the -u flag.) |
File |
Contains a list of modules representing the desired configuration
of the stream. Each module name must appear on a separate line, where the
first name represents the topmost module and the last name represents the
module that is closest to the driver. |
Return Values
On successful completion, the strchg command returns a value of 0. Otherwise, it returns a nonzero value
and prints an error message indicating usage error, a bad module name, too
many modules to push, failure of an ioctl operation on the stream, or failure to open the file specified
by the File parameter.
Examples
- To push the ldterm
module on the stream, enter:
strchg -h ldterm
- To pop the topmost module from the stream associated
with the /dev/term/24 device, enter:
strchg -p < /dev/term/24
The user must be the owner of this device
or the root user.
- If the fileconf file
contains the following:
compat
ldterm
ptem
the following command configures the stream so that the ptem module is pushed over the driver, followed by the ldterm module, and the compat module is pushed
closest to the stream head.
strchg -f fileconf
Related Information
The strconf command.
List of Streams Commands, STREAMS Overview in AIX 5L Version 5.2 Communications Programming Concepts.
The streamio operations in AIX 5L Version 5.2 Technical Reference: Communications Volume 2.
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