[641] | 1 | ZIBRPI2 ; IHS/ADC/GTH - REMOTE PATCH INSTALLATION (2) ; [ 02/07/97 3:02 PM ]
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| 2 | ;;4.0;XB;;Jul 20, 2009;Build 2
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| 3 | ;
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| 4 | W !!,"EXECUTION UNAUTHORIZED.",!
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| 5 | Q
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| 6 | ;
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| 7 | GEN ; General description
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| 8 | ;;This utility creates an entry in the OPTION file which is scheduled
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| 9 | ;;to run daily thru TaskMan. Files matching the naming conventions
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| 10 | ;;for patch files (specified in the 1 Sep 94 SAC, Appendix E), are
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| 11 | ;;looked for in the directory you indicate. If the package and
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| 12 | ;;version the patches are intended for are installed on this machine,
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| 13 | ;;the routines are restored from the file, an entry is made in the
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| 14 | ;;VERSION multiple of the PACKAGE file entry, and a report file is
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| 15 | ;;sent to the systems you indicate. If an action routine (A9 or B9)
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| 16 | ;;is detected during the ZLOAD, and you have indicated permission to
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| 17 | ;;run action routines, the action routine is called after all routines
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| 18 | ;;have been restored.
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| 19 | ;;NOTE: Use the same entry point, OPT^ZIBRPI, to edit any changes you
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| 20 | ;; want to make to the parameters. If you un-schedule the
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| 21 | ;; option, you must use the TaskMan options to re-schedule it.
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| 22 | ;;###
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| 23 | ;
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| 24 | SYSID ; Select system id's to receive result files.
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| 25 | ;;Please indicate what system id's you want reports of results sent to.
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| 26 | ;;Selecting 1 will send the report just to that system.
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| 27 | ;;Selecting 2 will send the report to (what is intended to be) the
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| 28 | ;;Area machine.
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| 29 | ;;Selecting 3 will send the report to both systems.
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| 30 | ;;It is recommended you just configure the utility to send report files
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| 31 | ;;to your area machine (option 2).
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| 32 | ;;NOTE: root will be notified upon arrival of a uucp'd result file.
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| 33 | ;; You must read the file manually.
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| 34 | ;;###
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| 35 | ;
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| 36 | DIRECT ;
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| 37 | ;;Enter the name of the directory into which files containing patches
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| 38 | ;;are uucp'd or BLAST'd, or otherwise placed. This is usually the
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| 39 | ;;/usr/spool/uucppublic directory on unix machines. You can designate
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| 40 | ;;any directory that you want, for security purposes, but you should
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| 41 | ;;ensure that permissions are correctly set to receive the files, and
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| 42 | ;;to read the files from the MUMPS level.
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| 43 | ;;THIS DIRECTORY MUST EXIST PRIOR TO COMPLETING THIS SET-UP.
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| 44 | ;;###
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| 45 | ;
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| 46 | ACTION ;
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| 47 | ;;If an action routine is include in the patch file, do you want it
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| 48 | ;;called after all the routines are restored? The action routine will
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| 49 | ;;be named (A/B)9<namespace><patch_number>. E.g., A9AUM12 will be the
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| 50 | ;;action routine for patch 12 to the table updates.
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| 51 | ;;NOTE: This feature allows you to do any type of unattended activity
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| 52 | ;; on any/all of your systems. There is no checking for verified
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| 53 | ;; RPMS applications. There must simply be an entry in PACKAGE,
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| 54 | ;; and the versions must match.
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| 55 | ;;###
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| 56 | ;
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| 57 | HELP(L) ;EP - From DIR
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| 58 | W !
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| 59 | F %=1:1 W !?4,$P($T(@L+%),";",3) Q:$P($T(@L+%+1),";",3)="###"
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| 60 | Q
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| 61 | ;
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| 62 | ; dpssyg Any ACU2400 FTS-505-262-6250 n:--n:--n: uucpdps word: uucpdps
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| 64 | ;
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