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Length: 2275 (0x8e3) Types: TextFile Notes: UNIX file Names: »delequiv«
└─⟦8c4f54e61⟧ Bits:30004068/disk2.imd Interactive TCP/IP v.1.2 └─⟦8c4f54e61⟧ UNIX Filesystem └─⟦this⟧ »hb/new/usr/admin/menu/packagemgmt/tcpipmgmt/delequiv«
#ident "@(#)delequiv 3.1 - 88/06/01" #ident "@(#)delequiv 1.1 - 87/07/28" # This shell is used to delete equiv entries # from /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 FIRST=true flags="-qq -k$$" trap 'exit 0' 1 2 15 if [ -f "$EQUIV" -a \( ! -w "$EQUIV" -o ! -r "$EQUIV" \) ]; then admerr $0 "Can't write and read '$EQUIV'\nCan't do delete operation!\n" exit fi if [ ! -r $EQUIV ]; then echo "There are no entries in the '$EQUIV' file Use equivmgmt to add entries.\n" exit fi echo " This procedure is used to delete entries in the $PACKAGE '$EQUIV' file. This file contains information on how this machine, '`uname`', 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 -f ${flags} ' Any other deletions?' || exit do FIRST=false syslist=`grep '^[^#]' $EQUIV 2>/dev/null | cut -d' ' -f1 $EQUIV \ | sort -u | grep '^[A-Za-z0-9]'` if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "There are no entries in the '$EQUIV' file None can be deleted!\n" exit fi echo "\nThis is the current list of equiv entries known to the $PACKAGE:\n" echo "${syslist}" | pr -t -w80 -4 equivname=`chkyn ${flags} -fer ' Which equiv entry do you want to delete? [q]' \ '.' 'You must enter at least one character.' \ '^[a-zA-Z0-9]' 'First character must be a letter or number.'` idline=`grep "${equivname}" $EQUIV` if [ $? -eq 0 ] then echo "\nHere is the equiv file entry for machine '${equivname}'." cat <<-! |while read a b c; do /bin/sh _equivprint $a $b $c; done ${idline} ! if chkyn ${flags} -h'?' -H" If you answer y '${equivname}' will no longer be known to the $PACKAGE." \ -f "Do you want to delete the equiv entry named '${equivname}'?" then ed - $EQUIV <<-! > /dev/null 2>&1 H g/${equivname}/d w q ! if [ $? != 0 ] then admerr $0 Could not edit $EQUIV exit 1 fi echo "\n **** equiv entry '${equivname}' has been deleted from '$EQUIV' ****\n" fi else echo "\n\\t'${equivname}' does not exist in '$EQUIV'.\n" fi done