``ypmatch your-login-id acl'' will tell you what access privs you have.
Then you can type cshosts help and grep it for whatever ypmatch returns.
For example:
feta.cs.utexas.edu% ypmatch adamani acl
+pub oracle +lw.pub
This tell me that user adamani (thats me) has access to the public access
machines, the oracle machine and the public printers. Then,
feta.cs.utexas.edu% cshosts help | grep pub
help pubhp HP 780 machines running HPUX 10.20 in Pai 5.62
help pubsgi SGI O2s running Irix 6.3 in PAI 1.40
help publinux Intel Pentiums running Debian Linux 1.2 in Pai 1.44
help pubibm Public IBM PowerPC servers
help pubultra The public Ultra-1/170 lab in Tay 1
help pubsun Sun Workstations in the "public" udb access list
tells me that these are the groups of machines that are in the public
domain. Then ``cshosts domain'' where domain is one of the above gives me
all the machices I can access. Hope that helps.
-Ajay
On Thu, 8 Oct 1998, Naresh Nayak wrote:
i know that cshosts gives you hostnames of all cs machines. is there an
easier way to find out which machines we as undergraduates have access to?
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