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Annotation of researchv10no/dk/cmd/distribute, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: # each ${exchg} bin has a full set of /usr/bin commands.
                      2: # some machine name commands are links to /usr/bin/rx,
                      3: # others are linked to /usr/dk/genbin/exchange-name.
                      4: # /usr/dk/exchangesys is a list of systems in exchange.
                      5: #
                      6: echo -n Your distributed name?
                      7: read name
                      8: echo -n Your system?
                      9: read unix
                     10: T=/tmp/asdk$$
                     11: rm -f $T
                     12: trap "rm -f $T ; stty echo ; exit 0" 1 2 3 15
                     13: stty -echo
                     14: echo -n Key:
                     15: read key
                     16: stty echo
                     17: echo
                     18: umask 077
                     19: trap '' 1
                     20: echo $key >$T
                     21: for exchg in wonder astro phone bistro
                     22: do
                     23:        mkpkg -D/usr/dk/${exchg}bin=/usr/bin  -D/usr/dk/genlib=/usr/lib /usr/dk/${exchg}bin/* \
                     24:                /usr/dk/Tdcon /usr/dk/genlib/*  > /tmp/X$$
                     25:        echo You are $unix!$name
                     26:        seal -K $T /tmp/X$$ > /tmp/Y$$
                     27:        rm /tmp/X$$
                     28:        for i in `cat /usr/dk/${exchg}sys`
                     29:        do
                     30:                echo ${exchg}/$i
                     31:                rx ${exchg}/$i /etc/asd/asdrcv $unix $name </tmp/Y$$
                     32:                if [ $? != 0 ]
                     33:                then
                     34:                        echo ${exchg}/$i not up - using uucp
                     35:                        uux - "$i!asdrcv $unix $name" < /tmp/Y$$
                     36:                fi
                     37:        done
                     38:        rm /tmp/Y$$
                     39: done

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