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From: anselmo-ed@cs.yale.edu (Ed Anselmo)
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Subject: Re: SUMMARY: simple to use operator's shell
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Date: 13 Jun 91 20:23:56 GMT
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At Yale, the "operator" program presents you with a similar menu:

Menu for operator.

 0.     Exit this Menu.
 1.     Start Daily Dump.
 2.     Start Daily Dump to Alternate Tape Drive.
 3.     Start Weekend Dump.
 4.     Start Weekend Dump to Alternate Tape Drive.
 5.     Control Printer Queues.
 6.     Remove Job(s) From Printer Queues.
 7.     Reboot System.
 8.     Halt System.
 9.     Enter UserDataBase.
10.     Build User Accounts.
11.     Delete User Account.
12.     Terminate A Process.
13.     Write To All Users Logged On This Machine.
14.     Set Date & Time.
15.     Alter Priority of Process.
16.     Rebuild UserDataBase Alias Files.
17.     Remove IPC Resources.

Enter Option Number:

runs setuid root, executable only by members of group "operator", with
appropriate ifdefs for SunOS, IBM 4.3, Dynix, Encore umax 4.3, and
ultrix.  Logs all usage to /usr/adm/WizardLog.
-- 
Ed Anselmo   anselmo-ed@cs.yale.edu   {harvard,cmcl2}!yale!anselmo-ed