Annotation of coherent/d/bin/mail/smail/docs/make.cf.sh, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #! /bin/sh
        !             2: #
        !             3: # @(#)make.cf.sh       2.5 (smail) 9/15/87
        !             4: #
        !             5: cat <<!EOM!
        !             6: This script will prompt you for the automatically configurable parameters
        !             7: in the stock version of the sendmail configuration file.  Naturally, any
        !             8: local extensions will have to be added manually.
        !             9: 
        !            10: Clyde is a VAX running AT&T System V Release 2.0, with a port of sendmail.
        !            11: Clyde is a gateway for the domain .att.com.
        !            12: 
        !            13: Below is a trace of the session that
        !            14: configured the sendmail.cf on clyde.ATT.COM:
        !            15: ===
        !            16: 
        !            17: !EOM!
        !            18: 
        !            19: echo "press return to continue"; read foo
        !            20: 
        !            21: cat <<!EOM!
        !            22: Enter Date (MM-DD-YY):
        !            23: 06-24-86
        !            24: Enter This Host's Name:
        !            25: clyde
        !            26: Enter This Host's Official Domain:
        !            27: ATT.COM
        !            28: Enter Any Equivalent Domain Classes:
        !            29: ATT
        !            30: Enter Any Domains For Which This Host Is An Authority:
        !            31: ATT.UUCP
        !            32: Does This Host Have SMTP Connections (y/n)?
        !            33: no
        !            34: Enter Full Path to Executable That Will Provide Local Mail Delivery:
        !            35: /bin/lmail
        !            36: Is /bin/lmail A Berkeley Mailer [i.e., use -r to specify sender] (y/n)?
        !            37: no
        !            38: Will This Host Act As A Gateway Between Domains (y/n)?
        !            39: yes
        !            40: Are subdomains beneath this hosts' domain to be hidden (y/n)?
        !            41: yes
        !            42: ===
        !            43: !EOM!
        !            44: # get date of configuration
        !            45: CF_DATE=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt string "Enter Date (MM-DD-YY):"`
        !            46: 
        !            47: # get host name
        !            48: CF_HOST=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt string "Enter This Host's Name:"`
        !            49: 
        !            50: # get host domain
        !            51: CF_DOMAIN=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt string "Enter This Host's Official Domain:"`
        !            52: 
        !            53: # get domain classes
        !            54: CF_DCLASS=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt string "Enter Any Equivalent Domain Classes:"`
        !            55: 
        !            56: # get domain authority
        !            57: CF_AUTHORITY=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt string "Enter Any Domains For Which This Host Is An Authority:"`
        !            58: 
        !            59: CF_SMTP=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt yesno "Does This Host Have SMTP Connections (y/n)?"`
        !            60: if test "$CF_SMTP" = "yes"
        !            61: then
        !            62: 
        !            63: #get list of local SMTP connections
        !            64:        CF_SMTP=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt file "Enter Full Path to File that Contains List of SMTP Connections:"`
        !            65: 
        !            66:        CF_SMTP="FE$CF_SMTP %s"
        !            67: else
        !            68:        CF_SMTP=""
        !            69: fi
        !            70: 
        !            71: # get path to local delivery agent
        !            72: CF_LOCALMAIL=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt file "Enter Full Path to Executable That Will Provide Local Mail Delivery:"`
        !            73: 
        !            74: CF_SYSTEM=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt yesno "Is $CF_LOCALMAIL A Berkeley Mailer [i.e., use -r to specify sender] (y/n)?"`
        !            75: if test "$CF_SYSTEM" = "yes"
        !            76: then
        !            77:        CF_SVMAIL="#"
        !            78:        CF_BSMAIL=""
        !            79: else
        !            80:        CF_SVMAIL=""
        !            81:        CF_BSMAIL="#"
        !            82: fi
        !            83: 
        !            84: CF_GATEWAY=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt yesno "Will This Host Act As A Gateway Between Domains(y/n)?"`
        !            85: if test "$CF_GATEWAY" = "yes"
        !            86: then
        !            87:        CF_GATEWAY=""
        !            88: else
        !            89:        CF_GATEWAY="#"
        !            90: fi
        !            91: 
        !            92: CF_HIDDENHOSTS=`/bin/sh ./smail.prompt yesno "Are subdomains beneath this hosts' domain to be hidden (y/n)?"`
        !            93: if test "$CF_HIDDENHOSTS" = "yes"
        !            94: then
        !            95:        CF_HIDDENHOSTS=""
        !            96: else
        !            97:        CF_HIDDENHOSTS="#"
        !            98: fi
        !            99: 
        !           100: sed    \
        !           101:        -e "s/CF_HOST/Dw$CF_HOST/" \
        !           102:        -e "s/CF_DOMAIN/DD$CF_DOMAIN/" \
        !           103:        -e "s/CF_AUTHORITY/DA$CF_AUTHORITY/" \
        !           104:        -e "s/CF_DCLASS/CDUUCP $CF_DCLASS/" \
        !           105:        -e "s;CF_SMTP;$CF_SMTP;" \
        !           106:        -e "s;CF_DATE;$CF_DATE;" \
        !           107:        -e "s;CF_LOCALMAIL;$CF_LOCALMAIL;" \
        !           108:        -e "s;CF_BSMAIL;$CF_BSMAIL;" \
        !           109:        -e "s;CF_SVMAIL;$CF_SVMAIL;" \
        !           110:        -e "s;CF_GATEWAY;$CF_GATEWAY;" \
        !           111:        -e "s;CF_HIDDENHOSTS;$CF_HIDDENHOSTS;" \
        !           112:        template.cf > sendmail.cf

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