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#ident "@(#)sadmin:admin/sysadm 2.7" # run menus program against system configuration menus #help# #help# This procedure allows users to perform selected administrative #help# functions directed by a series of questions. There is a menu #help# interface which presents selections and an "express" mode for #help# performing individual operations. #! chmod +x ${file} set -f MENUTOP=`pwd` export MENUTOP case $1 in '' ) exec mkmenus -m `basename $0` menu 2>&1 ;; *[!/a-zA-Z0-9_]* | DESC | */DESC ) echo >&2 "Usage: `basename $0` [ subcommand [ arguments ... ] ] '$1' is not a valid subcommand or submenu name." exit 1 esac if [ ! -d menu ] then admerr $0 Missing menu directory. exit 1 fi # *.d directories under menu are magic. Files there are not subcommands. subcommand=`find menu -print | grep -v '\.d/' | grep "/$1\$"` runsubcmd() { d=`dirname ${subcommand}` menu=`basename ${d}` sed -n '1i\ /^#head#/{ i\ '"Running subcommand '`basename $1`' from menu '${menu}', "' s/^#head#[ ]*//p a\ q }' ${d}/DESC 2>/dev/null shift exec /bin/sh ${subcommand:?} $* 2>&1 } if [ -f "${subcommand}" -a -r "${subcommand}" ] then runsubcmd "$@" fi if [ -d "${subcommand}" ] then exec mkmenus -m `basename ${subcommand}` ${subcommand} 2>&1 fi if [ `echo "${subcommand}" | wc -l` -gt 1 ] then list=`echo "${subcommand}" | sed 's;menu/;;' | sort | pr -tn` trap 'exit 0' 1 2 15 subcommand=`checklist -q q -k $$ -fep -H " Selecting a particular subcommand or submenu will run that one. In the future, you can run it directly by using the full name shown." \ "More than one subcommand or submenu name matches '$1'. ${list} Select one: [?, q]" ${list}` case "${subcommand}" in [1-9] | [1-9][0-9] ) subcommand=menu/`echo "${list}" | sed -n "${subcommand}s/[0-9 ]*//p"` ;; * ) subcommand=menu/${subcommand} esac runsubcmd "$@" fi if [ -z "${subcommand}" ] then echo >&2 "`basename $0`: Cannot find subcommand \"$1\"." exit 1 fi admerr $0 "Failure in $0 looking for '${subcommand}'" exit 1