Ofiles shows the owner of an open file or network connection.

C. Spencer is the original author of ofiles.  Michael Ditto, Tom Dunigan,
Alexander Dupuy, Gary Nebbett and Richard Tobin made contributions.  Mike
Spitzer, Ray Moody and Vik Lall of the Purdue University Computing Center
(PUCC) adapted ofiles to a number of different UNIX environments.  I added
the network connection option.

Ofiles compiles and runs on 4.3BSD, DYNIX 3.0.12 (Balance) and 3.0.14
(Symmetry), SunOS 4.0 and ULTRIX 2.2.  It is free of lint on those systems
according to the lint libraries in use at PUCC.

Special notes:

	1.  A "generic" Makefile is included.  You may have to adjust it
	    to your local conditions.

	2.  SunOS 4.0 loading requires "-lkvm", so modify the Makefile
	    accordingly when you port ofiles to your Sun system.

	3.  Ofiles needs permission to read /dev/drum (swap files), /dev/kmem
	    and /dev/mem.  PUCC uses a "setgid kmem" approach - i. e.,
	    /dev/{drum,kmem,mem} are in the kmem group and ofiles has mode
	    2755, group kmem.  The Makefile install rule implements this
	    convention.

The ofiles distribution includes:

	README		this file
	Makefile	a generic Makefile
	ofiles.c	source
	ofiles.8l	man page

Vic Abell, abe@mace.cc.purdue.edu
Purdue University Computing Center
March 22, 1989
