4770 soconfig(1M) needs an option to print the in-kernel socket configuration table

          --- old/usr/src/man/man1m/soconfig.1m.man.txt
          +++ new/usr/src/man/man1m/soconfig.1m.man.txt

   1    1  SOCONFIG(1M)                 Maintenance Commands                 SOCONFIG(1M)
   2    2  
   3    3  
   4    4  
   5    5  NAME
   6    6         soconfig - configure transport providers for use by sockets
   7    7  

   8    8  SYNOPSIS
   9    9         /sbin/soconfig -d dir
  10   10  
  11   11  
  12   12         /sbin/soconfig -f file
  13   13  
  14   14  
  15   15         /sbin/soconfig family type protocol [module | path]
  16   16  
  17   17  
       18 +       /sbin/soconfig -l
       19 +
       20 +
  18   21  DESCRIPTION
  19   22         The soconfig utility configures the transport provider driver for use
  20   23         with sockets. It specifies how the family, type, and protocol
  21   24         parameters in the socket(3SOCKET) call are mapped to the name of a
  22   25         transport provider such as /dev/tcp. This utility can be used to add an
  23   26         additional mapping or remove a previous mapping.
  24   27  
  25   28  
  26   29         The init(1M) utility uses soconfig with the sock2path.d(4) directory
  27   30         during the booting sequence.

  28   31  
  29   32  OPTIONS
  30   33         The following options are supported:
  31   34  
  32   35         -d dir
  33   36                    Set up the soconfig configuration for each driver according
  34   37                    to  the  information stored in the files in dir.
  35   38  
  36   39  
  37   40         -f file
  38   41                    Set up the soconfig configuration for each driver according
  39   42                    to the information stored in file. A soconfig file consists
  40   43                    of lines of at least the first three fields listed below,

  41   44                    separated by spaces:
  42   45  
  43   46                    family  type  protocol  [module | path]
  44   47  
  45   48                    These fields are described in the OPERANDS section below.
  46   49  
  47   50                    An example of file can be found in the EXAMPLES section
  48   51                    below.
  49   52  
  50   53  
       54 +       -l
       55 +                  Print the in-kernel socket configuration table.
       56 +
       57 +
  51   58  OPERANDS
  52   59         The following operands are supported:
  53   60  
  54   61         family
  55   62                          The protocol family as listed in the
  56   63                          /usr/include/sys/socket.h file, expressed as an
  57   64                          integer.
  58   65  
  59   66  
  60   67         type

  61   68                          The socket type as listed in the
  62   69                          /usr/include/sys/socket.h file, expressed as an
  63   70                          integer.
  64   71  
  65   72  
  66   73         protocol
  67   74                          The protocol number as specified in the family-specific
  68   75                          include file, expressed as an integer. For example,
  69   76                          for AF_INET this number is specified in
  70   77                          /usr/include/netinet/in.h. An unspecified protocol
  71   78                          number is denoted with the value zero.
  72   79  
  73   80  
  74   81         module | path
  75   82                          The module name or path name of a device that
  76   83                          corresponds to the transport provider, such as tcp or
  77   84                          /dev/tcp. Modules must reside in kernel/socketmod. A
  78   85                          device name must begin with /dev. If this parameter is
  79   86                          specified, the configuration will be added for the
  80   87                          specified family, type, and protocol. If this
  81   88                          parameter is not specified, the configuration will be
  82   89                          removed.
  83   90  
  84   91  
  85   92  EXAMPLES
  86   93         Example 1 Using soconfig
  87   94  
  88   95  
  89   96         The following example sets up a module for family AF_INET and type
  90   97         SOCK_STREAM:
  91   98  
  92   99  
  93  100           example# soconfig 2 2 0 tcp
  94  101  
  95  102  
  96  103  
  97  104  
  98  105         The following example sets up /dev/tcp for family AF_INET and type
  99  106         SOCK_STREAM:
 100  107  
 101  108  
 102  109           example# soconfig 2 2 0 /dev/tcp
 103  110  
 104  111  
 105  112  
 106  113  
 107  114         The following is a sample file used with the -f option. Comment lines
 108  115         begin with a hash mark (#):
 109  116  
 110  117  
 111  118           #   Family  Type  Protocol   Module | Path
 112  119                 2       2       0          tcp
 113  120                 2       2       6          tcp
 114  121  
 115  122                 2       1       0          udp
 116  123                 2       1       17         udp
 117  124  
 118  125                 1       2       0          /dev/ticotsord
 119  126                 1       1       0          /dev/ticlts
 120  127  
 121  128                 2       4       0          icmp
 122  129  
 123  130  
 124  131  
 125  132  FILES
 126  133         /etc/sock2path.d
 127  134                           Directory containing files with mappings from sockets
 128  135                           to transport providers.

 129  136  
 130  137  
 131  138  SEE ALSO
 132  139         init(1M), sock2path.d(4), attributes(5)
 133  140  
 134  141  
 135  142         Network Interface Guide
 136  143  
 137  144  
 138  145  
 139      -                                April 12, 2014                    SOCONFIG(1M)
      146 +                                 May 21, 2015                     SOCONFIG(1M)
    

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX