LIFLS(1)			 HP-UX 5.0		      LIFLS(1)

     NAME
	  lifls - list contents of a LIF directory

     SYNOPSIS
	  lifls [ option ] name

     HP-UX COMPATIBILITY
	  Level:    HP-UX/NUCLEUS

	  Origin:   HP

     DESCRIPTION
	  Lifls lists the contents of a LIF directory on STDOUT.   The
	  default  output format calls for the file names to be listed
	  in multiple columns (as is done by ls(1),  except  unsorted)
	  if  STDOUT  is  a character special file. If STDOUT is not a
	  teletype, the output format is one file name per line.  Name
	  is  a path name to an HP-UX file containing a LIF volume and
	  optional file name.  If name is a volume  name,  the	entire
	  volume  is listed.  If name is of the form volume:file, then
	  only the file is listed.  Following  options	are  available
	  and only one option should be specified at any one time.

	  -l   List in long format, giving volume name,	 volume	 size,
	       directory  start, directory size, file type, file size,
	       file  start,  "implementation"  field  (in  hex),  date
	       created, last volume and volume number.

	  -C   Force  multiple	column	output	format	regardless  of
	       STDOUT type.

	  -L   Will return the content of the "last  volume  flag"  in
	       decimal.

	  -i   Will return the content of the  "implementation"	 field
	       in hex.

	  -v   Will return the	content	 of  the  "volume  number"  in
	       decimal.

	  Note that you should not mount the special file before using
	  lifls.

     EXAMPLES
	  lifls -l ../TEST/header
	  lifls -C /dev/rfd.0

     SEE ALSO
	  lif(5), lifcp(1), lifinit(1), lifrename(1), lifrm(1).

     DIAGNOSTICS
	  Lifls returns exit  code  0  if  the	directory  was	listed
	  successfully.	  Otherwise it prints a diagnostic and returns
	  non-zero.