Path: utzoo!utgpu!watserv1!watmath!att!hriso!devildog!jrallen
From: jrallen@devildog.att.com (Jon Allen)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: Re(2): Re: Sockets vs streams.  An attempt to answer the original question
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Date: 31 Aug 90 15:39:55 GMT
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Reply-To: jrallen@devildog.att.com (Jon Allen)
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In article <9008291444.AA15182@violet.ICO.ISC.COM> dougm@ICO.ISC.COM ("Doug McCallum") writes:
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>> ps. Is there anyway to get a list of all the modules pushed onto
>> a stream.  I_LOOK only lists the top most module.
>
>Not in V.3.

Actually it is not quite that bad.  You should have an idea of all the
possible modules that COULD be on a given stream (not many).  It is then 
trivial to write a little program which uses I_FIND to see if the module is on
the stream.  You could then query for modules by using a command such
as: ./ifind tirdwr < /dev/WHATEVER, or make it a subroutine in your
program.  I use this method to determine what modules are on a given
tty stream.


-Jon