the webtool does not return a bugid. There's a fix to be put into /lib/svc/method/net-svc (replaces the existing function)
Nils -- MCS - Technik MCS MOORBEK COMPUTER SYSTEME GmbH Essener Bogen 17 - 22419 Hamburg - Germany Tel.: +49 (0)40.53773.0 - Fax: +49 (0)40.53773.200 eMail: mailto:nils.goroll at mcs.de Web: http://www.mcs.de -------------- next part -------------- # # update_files # This routine takes as a parameter, the name of the respective file # (hosts or ipnodes) to update with the new host name and IP address. # update_files () { filename=$1; # escape dots for egrep ipaddr_re="`echo $ipaddr | sed 's:\.:\\\.:g'`" # check if the address and host are already in the file # as we need them - in this case we dont need to edit # the file at all # # - The ipaddr must be first field with optional whitespace in front # - Either the hostname follows seperated by one whitespace (first # case of grouping after ipaddr), or it follows later # - if the hostname is in a field further right, it must always # be preceeded by whitespace (ensured by first grouping) # and terminated by either whitespace, EOL or a comment # strip off all comments before matching sed 's/#.*//' /etc/inet/${filename} | \ /usr/bin/egrep \ "^[ ]*${ipaddr_re}([ ]|[ ].*[ ])${hostname}([ #]|$)" \ >/dev/null \ && return # If we get here, we know that we are going to edit the file, # so delete any "Added by DHCP" comments /usr/bin/sed -e 's/[ ]*# Added by DHCP$//' /etc/inet/${filename} \ > /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ if /usr/bin/grep "^[ ]*$ipaddr[ ]" /etc/inet/${filename} >/dev/null ; then # # IP address is already in the file, but the hostname # isn't (otherwise we would have bailed out in the first # egrep for ipaddr + host) # # Therefore, we append the proper DHCP hostname to the existing # line by putting it in front of EOL or a comment, whatever is first # /usr/bin/sed -e "/^[ ]*${ipaddr_re}[ ].*#/ { s/\\(#.*\\)\$/ ${hostname} \\1 # Added by DHCP/ n } /^[ ]*${ipaddr_re}[ ]/ s/\$/ ${hostname} # Added by DHCP/" \ /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ >/tmp/${filename}.$$ if [ $? != 0 ] ; then # Emergency exit, sed failed mv -f /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ /tmp/${filename}.$$ fi else # # IP address is missing from the respective file. Now check # to see if the hostname is present with a different IP. # shift $# # Clear $0-9 in case grep fails set -- `/usr/bin/grep -s -v '^#' /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ | \ /usr/bin/egrep "[ ]${hostname}([ #]|$)"` if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then # # Hostname is present in the file. Rewrite this line # to have the new IP address and the DHCP comment. # # include whitespace in group to keep proper formatting /usr/bin/sed -e "s/^[ ]*${1}\\([ ].*\\)\$/${ipaddr}\\1 # Added by DHCP/" \ /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ >/tmp/${filename}.$$ if [ $? != 0 ] ; then # Emergency exit, sed failed mv -f /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ /tmp/${filename}.$$ fi else # # Hostname is not present in the named file. # Add a new line for the host at the end of # the new respective file. # /usr/bin/mv /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ \ /tmp/${filename}.$$ echo "${ipaddr}\t${hostname}\t# Added by DHCP" \ >>/tmp/${filename}.$$ fi fi /usr/bin/rm -f /tmp/${filename}_clear.$$ mv_file /tmp/${filename}.$$ /etc/inet/${filename} 444 }
