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1995-02-28
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#!/bin/sh
#ident "@(#)uucp:Uutry 2.6.1.1"
# This shell will start a uucico for the system given.
# Options:
# -xN the debugging level for uucico (-x5 default)
# -r force the removal of the status file
# The output is put in /tmp/Name where Name is the name
# of the system name. A tail -f is performed after uucico is started.
STATUS=/var/spool/uucp/.Status
if [ -x "./uucico" ]; then
UUCICO=./uucico
else
UUCICO=/usr/lib/uucp/uucico
fi
REMOVE=""
X="-x5"
SYS=
while [ $# -gt 0 ]
do
case $1 in
-x) shift; X="-x$1"; shift;;
-x*) X=$1; shift;;
-r) REMOVE="y"; shift;;
-?) echo "$0: unrecognized flag $1\nUSAGE: $0 [-r] [-xdebug_level] system";exit 1;;
*) SYS="$1"; shift;;
esac
done
if [ -z "$SYS" ]
then
echo "$0: system name required"
exit 1
fi
# check for existence in Systems file
# only accept match of full name
# (important because some names may be prefixes of others!)
XX=
XX=`uuname | grep "^${SYS}$" `
if [ -z "$XX" ]
then
echo "Invalid system name \"$SYS\""
exit
fi
STMP=/tmp/$SYS
rm -f $STMP
> $STMP
chmod 622 $STMP
# remove old status file (can't actually remove, since $STATUS isn't
# publicly writable, but zero-ing it out works fine)
if [ -n "$REMOVE" ]; then
cp /dev/null $STATUS/${SYS} 2>/dev/null
fi
echo "$UUCICO -r1 -s$SYS $X >$STMP 2>&1&"
$UUCICO -r1 -s$SYS $X >$STMP 2>&1&
echo "tmp=$STMP"
# on heavily loaded systems, may take a moment for uucico
# to create debug file.
if [ ! -f $STMP ]
then
sleep 5
fi
tail -f $STMP