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1.1 ! root 1: [ READ-ME - Mon Jul 9 06:47:07 1990 - OSI Directory Tools - /cjr ] ! 2: ! 3: This UNIX directory contains some shell scripts to help manage Application ! 4: Entity Information stored in the QUIPU OSI directory. ! 5: ! 6: The OSI directory is loaded from a file containing line of the form ! 7: hostname application address ! 8: ! 9: For example: ! 10: bells default Int-X25(80)=23421920030013 ! 11: or ! 12: hubris iso ftam Internet=128.16.8.3 ! 13: ! 14: ! 15: If you have used previous releases of ISODE you will be familiar with the ! 16: isoentities file. There is a script 'ent2aei' which will read ! 17: isoentities format, and produce a file in the above style e.g., ! 18: ! 19: ent2aei < entities.local > aei-info ! 20: ! 21: The script 'aei2dsa' will take a file of the above form, and produce ! 22: a dish shell script that will modify the OSI directory to match the file. ! 23: Before the script is run, you should connect to the DSA as the manager, ! 24: using the dish 'bind' command e.g., ! 25: ! 26: bind -u "<DN of dsa manager>" -simple ! 27: ! 28: The data will be added below the part of the DIT your current dish process ! 29: is at. If this is not the right place (generally, the place defined by ! 30: 'local_DIT' in the system wide 'dsaptailor' file is the "right place") ! 31: you should use the dish 'moveto' command e.g., ! 32: ! 33: moveto "<DN of entry to add entries below>" ! 34: ! 35: Now run the script (assuming the local info is in a file 'aei-info'): ! 36: ! 37: aei2dsa < aei-info | sh ! 38: ! 39: If an entry in the 'aei-info' file contains an entry with 'default' as ! 40: the supported applications, details of the following services are added: ! 41: ! 42: iso ftam ! 43: iso vt ! 44: iso cmip ! 45: isode miscellany ! 46: isode shell ! 47: isode idist ! 48: ! 49: The script 'dsa2aei' will search the local database and generate an aei-info ! 50: type file. This can be use to find 'extra' entries that should be removed ! 51: from the OSI directory. Note: 'default' cases will be expanded.
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