HP Certified: HP-UX System Administration
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8.11 The /usr Directory
This is an important directory, as most of the HP-UX system files are placed here. This directory contains a number of subdirectories that arrange different types of files. Figure 8-6 shows a partial structure of this directory. The most important file types are user - related commands, libraries, documentation and manual pages, contributed software, and X-Window system files.
Figure 8-6. Structure of the /usr directory.
/usr/bin
This directory contains user commands, applications, and utilities.
/usr/ contrib
Contains contributed software from other sources.
/usr/include
Header and include files used for programming.
/usr/lib
Libraries for programming and machine-dependent database files. A user may need to look into this directory to check the existence of certain libraries in case there are compilation or run-time errors.
/usr/sbin
Many system administration commands are placed here.
/usr/share/man
Manual pages for HP-UX commands.
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