Synopsis: $uname() Technical: This function returns system information about the machine on which EPIC is running, similar to the uname(2) system call. Returns: the string parsed according to the following table: Any instance of will be replaced with ------------------------------------------------------------------ %m The "machine" (architecture) %n The "Node" (hostname) %r The "Release" of the operating system %s The "Name" of the operating system %v The "Version" of the operating system %a The logical value of "%s %n %r %v %m" %% A single % Examples: $uname(This machine (%n) is a %m running %s %r) in one case could return: This machine (paradigm) is a i686 running Linux 2.2.0