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From: rfh3273@galileo.rtn.ca.boeing.com (Dick Harrigill)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: TZ command under sr10.3
Keywords: daylight time tz
Message-ID: <367@galileo.rtn.ca.boeing.com>
Date: 17 Apr 91 19:53:28 GMT
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In article <50ef33dd.3593b@digital.sps.mot.com> chen@digital.sps.mot.com 
(Jinfu Chen) writes:

>>#!/com/sh
>>eon 
>>command := '/com/tz pdt'  
>>for node in ^"catf node_list" by line
>>   crp "^command" -on //^node  -me -cp
>>endfor
>>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>file "node_list" simply is a list of all nodes by name

>Or you can let lcnode to figure out al the node names:
>for node in ^"/etc/lcnode -r -b" by line
>    crp -cp "^command" -on ^node -me
>endfor

Yes.

However, the reason I was using a list 
(rather that letting lcnode figure out 
who's there) is in case a node is down.
A list will give an error message and I
know to return to it later.

In general, and for this reason, I rarely
rely on lcnode to perform such tasks.



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