Index of /transameritech2/SLACKWAR

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[DIR] Parent Directory        18-Sep-2007 22:19      -  
[TXT] 00INDEX.TXT             20-Nov-1994 03:03    57k  
[DIR] A/                      20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] AP/                     20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[TXT] CHECKSUM                20-Nov-1994 03:03    84k  
[DIR] CONTRIB/                20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] D/                      20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] E/                      20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] EXTRA-ST/               20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[TXT] FILE_LIS                20-Nov-1994 03:03   139k  
[DIR] IV/                     20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[TXT] MANIFEST                20-Nov-1994 03:03   4.0M  
[DIR] N/                      20-Nov-1994 03:04      -  
[DIR] OIPATCHE/               20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] OOP/                    20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] RESCUE/                 20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] T/                      20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] TCL/                    20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[TXT] TRANS.TBL               01-Jan-1970 00:18     1k  
[DIR] U/                      20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] X/                      20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] XAP/                    20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] XV/                     20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  
[DIR] Y/                      20-Nov-1994 03:03      -  


This is the source used for Slackware 2.0.2.

To look for a particular bit of source (let's say for 'cp'), first you
would look for the full path:

fuzzy:~# which cp
/bin/cp

Then, you grep for the package it came from. Note that the leading '/'
is removed:

fuzzy:~# grep bin/cp /var/adm/packages/*
/var/adm/packages/bin:bin/cp
/var/adm/packages/cpio:bin/cpio
/var/adm/packages/perl:usr/bin/cppstdin

From this, you can see that 'cp' came from the bin.tgz package. The source 
will be found in a corresponding subdirectory. In this case, that would be
./a/bin.

Also, note that most of the networking code is supplied "unported" - the
newspak-2.3.tgz package in ./n has patches needed for some of these (mostly
the news/mail software).