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Notes: UNIX file
Names: »addequiv«
└─⟦8c4f54e61⟧ Bits:30004068/disk2.imd Interactive TCP/IP v.1.2
└─⟦8c4f54e61⟧ UNIX Filesystem
└─⟦this⟧ »hb/new/usr/admin/menu/packagemgmt/tcpipmgmt/addequiv«
#ident "@(#)addequiv 3.1 - 88/06/01"
#ident "@(#)addequiv 1.1 - 87/07/28"
# This shell is used to add a host.equiv entry
# to /etc/hosts.equiv
PACKAGE="Extended Networking Utilities"
PATH=:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/lbin
HOST=/etc/hosts
EQUIV=/etc/hosts.equiv
XDIR=$MENUTOP/menu/packagemgmt/tcpipmgmt
cd $XDIR
MYNAME=`uname`
FIRST=true
flags="-qq -k$$"
trap exit 1 2 15
if [ -f "$EQUIV" -a \( ! -w "$EQUIV" -o ! -r "$EQUIV" \) ]; then
admerr $0 "Can't write and read '$EQUIV'\nCan't do add operation!\n"
exit
fi
echo "
This procedure is used to create entries in the
$PACKAGE '$EQUIV' file.
This file contains information which this machine, '$MYNAME',
uses to share logins with the remote equivalent site. Any full
domain name in this site, is assumed to be a friend. This
means that an equivalent login id on the two machines is the
same person on both machines.
"
while $FIRST || chkyn ${flags} -f "
Add another entry to the equivs file?" || exit
do
FIRST=false
NAME=`chkyn ${flags} -ref "
Enter the domain name of the equivalent host you want to add:" \
'^[0-9A-Za-z][0-9A-Za-z.]*$' 'Name is letters, digits, "." character only'`
echo "\nHere is the equivs file entry for machine '$NAME.'"
/bin/sh _equivprint $NAME
if chkyn ${flags} -f "
Should this be entered into the '$EQUIV' file?"
then
cat <<-! >> $EQUIV
$NAME
!
echo "\n **** host '$NAME' has been added to '$EQUIV' *****\n"
fi
done