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From: mellon@fenris.pa.dec.com (Ted Lemon)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.ultrix
Subject: Re: HELP with DECstation 3100
Message-ID: <MELLON.90Jul10181956@fenris.pa.dec.com>
Date: 10 Jul 90 22:19:56 GMT
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In-Reply-To: acar@usenet.umr.edu's message of 10 Jul 90 17:24:48 GMT


I have a script that I run on all my machines after I've installed
them which essentially checks to see if you're running UWS 2.2D
instead of UWS2.1 or UWS2.2, and if you are, then for every file that
matches UDT*031.lk in /usr/etc/subsets, a file UDT*030.lk is created,
and for every file UDW*022.lk, a file UDW*020.lk is created.   This
fools other subsets into believing that the subsets that they're
looking for are actually installed.   The code is shown below:

if [ -f /usr/etc/subsets/U?TBASE031.lk ] &&
        [ ! -f /usr/etc/subsets/U?TBASE030.lk ]; then
    foo=`ls /usr/etc/subsets/U?T*031.lk |sed -n -e 's/031/030/p'`
    touch $foo
    foo=`ls /usr/etc/subsets/U?W*022.lk |sed -n -e 's/022/020/p'`
    touch $foo
fi

Have fun!

			       _MelloN_