Microsoft Windows Services for UNIX 3.0

• Welcome
• Getting Started
  • Checklist: Installing Windows Services for UNIX
  • What's new in Windows Services for UNIX 3.0
  • New ways to do familiar tasks
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Install Windows Services for UNIX
    • Uninstall Windows Services for UNIX
    • Allow anonymous access by Everyone under Windows XP
  • Concepts
    • Windows Services for UNIX overview
    • Understanding Windows Services for UNIX
      • Installation options
      • System requirements
      • Understanding Windows and UNIX file system security
      • Anonymous users and Windows XP
  • Troubleshooting
  • Copyrights, product support, and license agreement
• Client for NFS
  • Checklist: Setting up Client for NFS
  • New ways to do familiar tasks
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Install Client for NFS
    • Connect to the computer you want to manage
    • Start Client for NFS
    • Stop Client for NFS
    • Configure Client for NFS
      • Set up authentication using User Name Mapping
      • Set performance options
      • Apply default UNIX permissions to new files
      • Add a LAN to the NFS network
      • Delete a LAN from the NFS network
      • Add a server to the Favorite LAN
      • Delete a server from the Favorite LAN
    • Browse the NFS network
    • Map a network drive in Windows 2000 or Windows XP
    • Map a network drive in Windows NT 4.0
    • Disconnect a network drive
    • Set permissions for a file or directory
    • View NFS mount options and properties
    • View NFS server properties
  • Concepts
    • Understanding Client for NFS
    • Understanding NFS LANs
    • Setting up NFS LANs
    • Understanding symbolic links
    • Understanding authentication
    • Understanding mount types
    • Using default permissions
    • Configuring NFS shares on DFS
  • Troubleshooting
• Server for NFS
  • Checklist: Setting up Server for NFS
  • New ways to do familiar tasks
  • Best Practices
    • General best practices
    • Best practices for running Server for NFS in a server cluster
  • How To ...
    • Install Server for NFS
    • Install the authentication package
    • Connect to the computer you want to manage
    • Start Server for NFS
    • Stop Server for NFS
    • Share a directory
    • Stop sharing a directory
    • Configure a shared directory
      • Add clients and groups to the shared directory permissions list
      • Configure access for a client computer or group
      • Allow anonymous access to a shared directory
      • Set default encoding for a shared directory
    • Configure Server for NFS
      • Set up authentication
      • Set the lock grace period
      • Release locks
      • Set up logging
      • Add performance counters in Windows 2000
      • Add Performance Monitor counters in Windows NT
      • Enable TCP support
      • Enable NFS v3 support
      • Configure how file-name characters are translated
      • Hide files with names beginning with a period
      • Configure how often authentication is renewed
      • Configure case sensitivity for file and directory names
      • Set the directory cache size
    • Manage Groups
      • Create a group
      • Rename a group
      • Delete a group
      • Add a client computer to a group
      • Delete a client computer from a group
    • Use Server for NFS on a Server Cluster
      • Share a directory as a cluster resource
      • Modify a shared directory cluster resource
      • Delete a shared directory cluster resource
  • Concepts
    • Server for NFS Overview
      • Understanding UNIX-to-Windows Mapping
        • Reverse mapping
        • Mapping to domain users
        • Determining the GID of a file
        • Determining the UID of a file
      • Understanding File Systems and NFS
        • NFS and file names
        • Using FAT and CDFS file systems with NFS
        • Using the NTFS file system with NFS
        • Configuring NFS shares on DFS
      • Understanding Server for NFS Security
        • Understanding the Windows security descriptor
        • Understanding the discretionary access control list
        • Understanding setuid, setgid, and sticky bits
        • Understanding anonymous access
    • Administering Server for NFS
      • Server for NFS and Server Clusters
        • Understanding server clusters
        • How Server for NFS runs on a server cluster
        • Installing Server for NFS on a server cluster
        • Adding a computer running Server for NFS to a server cluster
      • Allowing root access to resources
      • Displaying NFS information
      • File-name character translation
      • NFS and network protocols
      • Understanding the directory cache
  • Troubleshooting
• Gateway for NFS
  • Checklist: Setting up Gateway for NFS
  • New ways to do familiar tasks
  • Best practices
  • How To...
    • Install Gateway for NFS
    • Connect to the computer you want to manage
    • Start Gateway for NFS
    • Stop Gateway for NFS
    • Configure Gateway for NFS
      • Set up authentication using User Name Mapping
      • Set default permissions
      • Set Up NFS LANs
        • Add a new LAN
        • Delete a LAN
        • Add a server to the Favorite LAN
        • Delete a server from the Favorite LAN
      • Display NFS Properties
        • Display NFS server properties
        • Display NFS attributes of a share
        • Display NFS mount options of a share
    • Set up an NFS share for access by Windows computers
  • Concepts
    • Understanding Gateway for NFS
      • Understanding authentication
      • Understanding file-access security
    • Understanding NFS LANs
    • Setting up NFS LANs
    • Using Gateway for NFS Configuration
    • Using Gateway for NFS in a server cluster
  • Troubleshooting
• Server for PCNFS
  • Checklist: Setting up Server for PCNFS
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Install Server for PCNFS
    • Connect to the computer you want to manage
    • Start Server for PCNFS
    • Stop Server for PCNFS
    • Manage User Accounts
      • Create a user account
      • Delete a user account
      • Modify a user account
      • Assign users to groups
    • Manage Group Accounts
      • Create a group account
      • Delete a group account
  • Concepts
• Server for NIS
  • Checklists
    • Checklist: Setting up Server for NIS
    • Checklist: NIS migration to Active Directory using the Server for NIS Migration wizard
  • Best practices
  • How To...
    • Install Server for NIS
    • Connect to the computer you want to manage
    • Start Server for NIS
    • Stop Server for NIS
    • Add or remove UNIX subordinate (slave) servers
    • Change a subordinate (slave) server to a master server
    • Manage Maps
      • Migrate NIS domains
      • Add a group to an NIS domain
      • Set the encryption method for a domain
      • Change frequency of map updates to UNIX subordinate (slave) NIS servers
      • Propagate selected maps now
      • Propagate changed maps now
      • Use ypmatch to view an entry in an NIS map
      • Use ypcat to print values in an NIS map
      • Edit Maps
        • Edit passwd, group, and host map entries using Active Directory Users and Computers
        • Edit standard and nonstandard map entries using the command line
        • Create the structure of a nonstandard map
      • Manage NIS Users
        • Add a user to an NIS domain
        • Change a user's ID (UID)
        • Change a user's default shell
        • Change a user's home directory
      • Manage NIS Groups
        • Add a group to an NIS domain
        • Change a group's ID (GID)
        • Add or remove members of a group
      • Manage NIS Computers
        • Add a computer to a domain
        • Specify the IP address of a computer in a domain
        • Specify the alias of a computer in a domain
  • Concepts
    • Understanding Server for NIS
      • Understanding NIS
      • Master and subordinate (slave) modes
      • Understanding NIS Data Migration
        • Migrating NIS to Active Directory
        • Migrating standard and nonstandard maps
        • Resolving migration conflicts
        • Handling special users during migration
    • Administering Server for NIS
      • Installing and uninstalling Server for NIS
      • Starting and stopping Server for NIS
      • Configuring a UNIX NIS server to use Server for NIS as the master server
      • Configuring UNIX clients to use Server for NIS as the master server
      • Using the Migration wizard
      • Using the command-line utility for migration
      • Managing standard and nonstandard maps
      • Managing NIS users
      • Managing NIS groups
      • Managing NIS computers
      • Synchronizing user passwords
      • Setting UNIX passwords to special values
      • Synchronizing and propagating NIS changes
      • Sending periodic map updates to subordinate (slave) NIS servers
      • Pushing map updates immediately
  • Troubleshooting
• Password Synchronization
  • Checklists
    • Checklist: Setting up Password Synchronization for use with standalone UNIX hosts
    • Checklist: Setting up Password Synchronization for use with an NIS domain (UNIX master server)
    • Checklist: Setting up Password Synchronization for use with an NIS domain (Server for NIS master server))
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Use UNIX Components
      • Install the Password Synchronization daemon
      • Start the Password Synchronization daemon
      • Stop the Password Synchronization daemon
      • Configure UNIX computers for UNIX-to-Windows Synchronization
        • Install the pluggable authentication module (PAM) on HP-UX
        • Install the pluggable authentication module (PAM) on Linux
        • Install the pluggable authentication module (PAM) on Solaris
    • Use Windows Components
      • Install Password Synchronization
      • Configure Password Synchronization
        • Set default synchronization
        • Set the default encryption key
        • Set the default port
        • Add and remove computers for synchronization
        • Set computer-specific synchronization properties
        • Set auditing options
  • Concepts
    • Understanding Password Synchronization
    • Administering Password Synchronization
      • Implementing Password Synchronization
      • Synchronizing passwords with an NIS domain
      • Password Synchronization administration
      • Password encryption
      • Encryption key requirements
      • Controlling password synchronization for user accounts
      • Using sso.conf to configure Password Synchronization on the UNIX computer
  • Troubleshooting
• Telnet Client
  • Checklist: Setting up Telnet Client
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Install Telnet Client
    • Start Telnet Client
    • StopTelnet Client
    • Switch to and from command mode
    • Connect to a remote computer
    • Disconnect from a remote computer
    • Set Telnet options
    • Send commands to the Telnet server
    • Configure Telnet Client to use a TrueType font
  • Concepts
    • Telnet Client overview
    • Using Telnet Client
      • Authentication
      • Session mode and command mode
      • Telnet commands
    • Keeping programs running after you disconnect
  • Troubleshooting
• Telnet Server
  • Checklist: Setting up Telnet Server
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Install Telnet Server
    • Connect to the computer you want to manage
    • Start Telnet Server
    • Stop Telnet Server
    • Configure Telnet Server Settings
      • Set the maximum number of connections
      • Set the maximum number of failed logon attempts
      • Map the ALT key
      • Set the Telnet port
      • Set the mode of operation
      • Set the default domain
      • Set the idle session time-out
      • Set authentication methods
      • Set the option for running programs when a user disconnects
    • View active Telnet sessions
    • Terminate sessions
    • Send a message to one or more sessions
  • Concepts
    • Telnet Server overview
    • Authentication
    • Using login.cmd
    • Running programs in the background
    • Changing the default shell for all users
  • Troubleshooting
• User Name Mapping
  • Checklist: Setting up User Name Mapping
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Install User Name Mapping
    • Start User Name Mapping
    • Stop User Name Mapping
    • Configure User Name Mapping
    • Configure simple maps
    • Remove a simple map
    • Create advanced maps for users
    • Create advanced maps for groups
    • View maps
    • Remove an advanced map
    • Set the refresh interval for maps
    • Refresh data now
    • Back up and restore maps
  • Concepts
    • Understanding User Name Mapping
    • Simple and advanced maps
    • Setting up User Name Mapping
    • Administering User Name Mapping
    • Controlling access to User Name Mapping
    • Creating a User Name Mapping server pool
    • Running User Name Mapping on a server cluster
  • Troubleshooting
• Cron and Remote Shell Services
  • Cron Service
    • Install the Windows-based Cron service
    • Start and stop the Windows-based Cron service
    • Using Cron
  • Remote Shell Service
    • Install Remote Shell service
    • Start and stop Remote Shell service
    • Using Remote Shell service
• Administrator Utilities
• Interix Overview
  • What's new
  • Best practices
  • How To ...
    • Start the Interix Korn shell
    • Start the Interix C shell
    • Run the Interix versions of telnetd and rshd as daemons
    • Run the Interix versions of telnetd and rshd as Windows services
    • Use Windows cut and paste in an Interix shell console window
    • Set up authentication using User Name Mapping
    • Enable execution of files with setuid or setgid mode bits set
    • Change the Settings of a Console Window
      • Set screen colors
      • Change the window size
    • Create a Home Directory
      • Use Windows 2000 with Active Directory to create a home directory
      • Use Windows 2000 or Windows XP without Active Directory to create a home directory
      • Use Windows NT Server to create a home directory
  • Concepts
    • The Interix Environment
      • Interix Shells
        • Understanding shells
        • Selecting a shell
        • Using Shells
          • Setting a default login shell
          • Command-line editing in shells
          • POSIX shell compatibilty
          • POSIX shell extensions
          • The restricted shell
          • Job control
          • Customizing startup files
      • Desktop and Start Menu Shortcuts
        • Command-line shortcuts
        • X client shortcuts
        • Shell script shortcuts
      • Domains and User Accounts
        • Domains
        • User accounts
        • The superuser account and appropriate privileges
      • Working with Files
        • UNIX and Windows text-file formats
        • File Systems
          • Interix file system features
          • Limitations with FAT installations
          • MS-DOS file names on NTFS volumes
          • Using files with both Interix utilities and Win32 applications
          • The Interix single-rooted file system
          • Hard links and symbolic links in Interix
        • Path names in Interix
        • Search paths
      • Security
        • The security database in Windows
        • Windows object security
        • File permissions in Interix
        • Traverse checking of directory permissions
      • Understanding environment variables
      • Understanding device support
      • Understanding locales
    • Win32 Programs in the Interix Environment
      • Understanding Win32 programs
      • Using Win32 Programs
        • Invoking Win32 Programs
          • Starting a Win32 program
          • Using aliases
          • Using links
          • Using shell scripts
        • Stopping Win32 programs
        • Using input and output redirection
        • Avoiding conflicts between Interix and Win32
        • Running Interix commands from cmd.exe
    • Terminals and Other Devices
      • Understanding terminals
      • Using Terminals
        • Changing console properties
        • Using escape sequences to change the title bar
        • Using stty to change the window size
      • Understanding virtual devices
      • Using Virtual Devices
        • Using serial ports
        • Using Tape Drives
          • Blocking factors
          • Hardware compression
    • Services and Daemons
      • Understanding services and daemons
      • Using Services and Daemons
        • Using the service utility
        • Using the Inetd Daemon
          • Using the .rhosts file
          • Creating a user for inetd
          • Starting the Interix telnetd and rshd daemons
          • Using the inetd.conf file
        • Using the Syslogd Daemon
          • Starting syslogd as a service
          • Using the syslog.conf file
    • The Man Utility
      • Understanding the man utility
      • Using the man utility
    • X Window
      • Understanding X Window clients
      • Using X Window Clients
        • Setting up X Window clients
        • Running X Window clients
    • POSIX Regular Expressions
      • Understanding POSIX Regular Expressions
        • Basic regular expressions
        • Extended regular expressions
        • Character sets
      • Using POSIX Regular Expressions
        • Examples of basic regular expressions
        • Examples of extended regular expressions
  • Troubleshooting
• Interix Commands and Utilities
  • Running Windows commands and utilities in Interix
• Interix Subsystem Information and File Formats
• Porting Applications to the Interix Subsystem
  • What's new
  • Compatibility Issues
    • Microsoft Compilers
      • Spaces within directory names
      • Installing Microsoft Visual C++
    • Compatibility with previous versions of the Interix SDK
  • The Software Development Kit (SDK)
    • Utilities
    • Header files
    • Libraries
  • The Build Environment
    • Directory structure
    • gcc and g++
    • Shared Libraries
      • Linking against shared libraries
      • Environment variables
      • Building shared libraries from .a files
      • PIC code
    • The gdb debugger
    • Using cc and c89
      • cc andd c89 compiler options
      • Finding libraries and header files
      • Defined symbols
    • Isolating features that are specific to the Interix subsystem
    • make
  • Porting Code
    • Writing Standard POSIX Code
      • Compile-time macros and manifest constants
      • System information
      • Advisory file locking
      • Current working directory
      • Error messages
      • The gets() function
      • POSIX terminal I/O
      • Process environment
      • Regular expression code
      • Signals
        • Available signals
        • Signal data structures
        • Additional signal functions
      • stdarg vs. varargs
      • Temporary files
      • Output from uname()
      • utime() vs. utimes()
    • Extensions to POSIX.1
      • Include files
      • Memory-mapped files
      • System V IPC mechanisms
      • Sockets
      • BSD string and memory functions
      • Curses and terminal routines on the Interix SDK
      • Pseudo terminals
      • Controlling terminals
    • Issues Specific to the Interix Subsystem
      • User authentication
      • Path names
    • Debugging ported code
    • Resources
  • Services and Daemons
    • The service interface
    • The service execution environment
    • Coding service applications
  • Programming with Curses
    • Overview of curses
    • Using the curses library
    • Function descriptions
    • Hints, tips, and tricks
    • Compatibility with older versions
  • Building X Window Applications
    • The X directory hierarchy
    • Utilities
    • Libraries and header files
    • Building an application
  • Using gdb
    • gdb and debuggers
    • A Basic gdb Session
      • Example 1: Debugging the unexpected death
      • Example 2: Debugging with breakpoints
    • Displaying information
    • Advanced topics
    • Customizing gdb
    • The pstat and truss utilities
  • System error codes
• Interix Subsystem Interface Reference
• Writing Programs with NCURSES
  • A-B
    • addch
    • addchnstr
    • addchstr
    • addnstr
    • addstr
    • attr_get
    • attr_off
    • attr_on
    • attr_set
    • attroff
    • attron
    • attrset
    • baudrate
    • beep
    • bkgd
    • bkgdset
    • border
    • bottom_panel
    • box
  • C-D
    • can_change_color
    • cbreak
    • chgat
    • clear
    • clearok
    • clrtobot
    • clrtoeol
    • color_content
    • copywin
    • current_field
    • current_item
    • curs_addch
    • curs_addchstr
    • curs_addstr
    • curs_attr
    • curs_beep
    • curs_bkgd
    • curs_border
    • curs_clear
    • curs_color
    • curs_delch
    • curs_deleteln
    • curs_getch
    • curs_getstr
    • curs_getyx
    • curs_inch
    • curs_inchstr
    • curs_initscr
    • curs_inopts
    • curs_insch
    • curs_insstr
    • curs_instr
    • curs_kernel
    • curs_mouse
    • curs_move
    • curs_outopts
    • curs_overlay
    • curs_pad
    • curs_printw
    • curs_refresh
    • curs_resize
    • curs_scanw
    • curs_scr_dump
    • curs_scroll
    • curs_set
    • curs_slk
    • curs_termattrs
    • curs_termcap
    • curs_terminfo
    • curs_touch
    • curs_util
    • curs_window
    • curses
    • data_ahead
    • data_behind
    • def_prog_mode
    • def_shell_mode
    • del_curterm
    • del_panel
    • delay_output
    • delch
    • deleteln
    • delscreen
    • delwin
    • derwin
    • doupdate
    • dup_field
    • dupwin
    • dynamic_field_info
  • E-F
    • echo
    • echochar
    • endwin
    • erase
    • erasechar
    • field_arg
    • field_back
    • field_buffer
    • field_count
    • field_fore
    • field_info
    • field_just
    • field_opts
    • field_opts_off
    • field_opts_on
    • field_pad
    • field_status
    • field_term
    • field_type
    • field_userptr
    • filter
    • flash
    • flushinp
    • form
    • form_cursor
    • form_data
    • form_driver
    • form_field
    • form_field_attributes
    • form_field_buffer
    • form_field_info
    • form_field_just
    • form_field_new
    • form_field_opts
    • form_field_userptr
    • form_field_validation
    • form_fields
    • form_fieldtype
    • form_hook
    • form_init
    • form_new
    • form_new_page
    • form_opts
    • form_opts_off
    • form_opts_on
    • form_page
    • form_post
    • form_sub
    • form_term
    • form_userptr
    • form_win
    • free_field
    • free_fieldtype
    • free_form
    • free_item
    • free_menu
  • G-H
    • getbegyx
    • getch
    • getmaxyx
    • getmouse
    • getparyx
    • getstr
    • getsyx
    • getwin
    • getyx
    • halfdelay
    • has_colors
    • has_ic
    • has_il
    • hide_panel
    • hline
  • I-J
    • idcok
    • idlok
    • immedok
    • inch
    • inchnstr
    • inchstr
    • init_color
    • init_pair
    • initscr
    • innstr
    • insch
    • insdelln
    • insertln
    • insnstr
    • insstr
    • instr
    • intrflush
    • is_linetouched
    • is_wintouched
    • isendwin
    • item_count
    • item_description
    • item_index
    • item_init
    • item_name
    • item_opts
    • item_opts_off
    • item_opts_on
    • item_term
    • item_userptr
    • item_value
    • item_visible
  • K-L
    • keyname
    • keypad
    • killchar
    • leaveok
    • link_field
    • link_fieldtype
    • longname
  • M-N
    • menu
    • menu_attribs
    • menu_back
    • menu_cursor
    • menu_driver
    • menu_driver
    • menu_fore
    • menu_format
    • menu_grey
    • menu_hook
    • menu_init
    • menu_items
    • menu_mark
    • menu_new
    • menu_opts
    • menu_opts_off
    • menu_opts_on
    • menu_pad
    • menu_pattern
    • menu_post
    • menu_sub
    • menu_term
    • menu_userptr
    • menu_win
    • menu_window
    • meta
    • mitem_current
    • mitem_name
    • mitem_new
    • mitem_opts
    • mitem_userptr
    • mitem_value
    • mitem_visible
    • mousemask
    • move
    • move_field
    • move_panel
    • mvaddch
    • mvaddchnstr
    • mvaddchstr
    • mvaddnstr
    • mvaddstr
    • mvchgat
    • mvcur
    • mvdelch
    • mvderwin
    • mvgetch
    • mvgetstr
    • mvinch
    • mvinchnstr
    • mvinchstr
    • mvinnstr
    • mvinsch
    • mvinsnstr
    • mvinsstr
    • mvinstr
    • mvprintw
    • mvscanw
    • mvwaddch
    • mvwaddchnstr
    • mvwaddchstr
    • mvwaddnstr
    • mvwaddstr
    • mvwchgat
    • mvwdelch
    • mvwgetch
    • mvwgetstr
    • mvwin
    • mvwinch
    • mvwinchnstr
    • mvwinchstr
    • mvwinnstr
    • mvwinsch
    • mvwinsnstr
    • mvwinsstr
    • mvwinstr
    • mvwprintw
    • mvwscanw
    • napms
    • new_field
    • new_fieldtype
    • new_form
    • new_item
    • new_menu
    • new_page
    • new_panel
    • newpad
    • newterm
    • newwin
    • nl
    • nocbreak
    • nodelay
    • noecho
    • nonl
    • noqiflush
    • noraw
    • notimeout
  • O-P
    • overlay
    • overwrite
    • pair_content
    • panel
    • panel_above
    • panel_below
    • panel_hidden
    • panel_userptr
    • panel_window
    • pechochar
    • pnoutrefresh
    • pos_form_cursor
    • pos_menu_cursor
    • post_form
    • post_menu
    • prefresh
    • printw
    • putp
    • putwin
  • Q-R
    • qiflush
    • raw
    • redrawwin
    • refresh
    • replace_panel
    • reset_prog_mode
    • reset_shell_mode
    • resetty
    • restartterm
    • ripoffline
  • S-T
    • savetty
    • scale_form
    • scale_window
    • scanw
    • scr_dump
    • scr_init
    • scr_restore
    • scr_set
    • scrl
    • scroll
    • scrollok
    • set_current_field
    • set_current_item
    • set_curterm
    • set_field_back
    • set_field_buffer
    • set_field_fore
    • set_field_init
    • set_field_just
    • set_field_opts
    • set_field_pad
    • set_field_status
    • set_field_term
    • set_field_type
    • set_field_userptr
    • set_fieldtype_arg
    • set_fieldtype_choice
    • set_form_fields
    • set_form_init
    • set_form_opts
    • set_form_page
    • set_form_sub
    • set_form_term
    • set_form_userptr
    • set_form_win
    • set_item_init
    • set_item_opts
    • set_item_term
    • set_item_userptr
    • set_item_value
    • set_max_field
    • set_menu_back
    • set_menu_fore
    • set_menu_format
    • set_menu_grey
    • set_menu_init
    • set_menu_items
    • set_menu_mark
    • set_menu_opts
    • set_menu_pad
    • set_menu_pattern
    • set_menu_sub
    • set_menu_term
    • set_menu_userptr
    • set_menu_window
    • set_new_page
    • set_panel_userptr
    • set_term
    • set_top_row
    • setscrreg
    • setsyx
    • setterm
    • setupterm
    • show_panel
    • slk_attroff
    • slk_attron
    • slk_attrset
    • slk_clear
    • slk_init
    • slk_label
    • slk_noutrefresh
    • slk_refresh
    • slk_restore
    • slk_set
    • slk_touch
    • standend
    • standout
    • start_color
    • subpad
    • subwin
    • syncok
    • termattrs
    • termname
    • tgetent
    • tgetflag
    • tgetnum
    • tgetstr
    • tgoto
    • tigetflag
    • tigetnum
    • tigetstr
    • timeout
    • top_panel
    • top_row
    • touchline
    • touchwin
    • tparm
    • tputs
    • tputs
    • typeahead
  • U-V
    • unctrl
    • ungetch
    • ungetmouse
    • unpost_form
    • unpost_menu
    • untouchwin
    • update_panels
    • use_env
    • vidattr
    • vidputs
    • vline
    • vwprintw
    • vwscanw
  • W
    • waddch
    • waddchnstr
    • waddchstr
    • waddnstr
    • waddstr
    • wattr_get
    • wattr_off
    • wattr_on
    • wattr_set
    • wattroff
    • wattron
    • wattrset
    • wbkgd
    • wbkgdset
    • wborder
    • wchgat
    • wclear
    • wclrtobot
    • wclrtoeol
    • wcursyncup
    • wdelch
    • wdeleteln
    • wechochar
    • werase
    • wgetch
    • wgetnstr
    • wgetstr
    • whline
    • winch
    • winchnstr
    • winchstr
    • winnstr
    • winsch
    • winsdelln
    • winsertln
    • winsnstr
    • winsstr
    • winstr
    • wmove
    • wnoutrefresh
    • wprintw
    • wredrawln
    • wrefresh
    • wresize
    • wscanw
    • wscrl
    • wsetscrreg
    • wstandend
    • wstandout
    • wsyncdown
    • wsyncup
    • wtimeout
    • wtouchln
    • wvline
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