SUMMARY: simple to use operator's shell

[Steven Freed CIRT]

In article <16460.2854a215 at levels.sait.edu.au>, ccdps at levels.sait.edu.au writes:
> Here is a summary of replies to my posting, which was:
> 
> > Subject: Simple to use operator's control system?

I did not see the original posting but here at UNM we have a rather complete
program we call opermenu which is a memu driven interface for the opers. The
main menu looks like this (at the moment)

           ****** Operator Command Menu ******

 1 - Exit this procedure.               11 - Edit the message of the day.
 2 - System shutdown procedure.         12 - Change the password for oper.
 3 - List processes.                    13 - Show free space on disks.
 4 - Kill a process.                    14 - Show last dump dates.
 5 - Play with the printers.            15 - Run disk to tape backups.
 6 - List users.                        16 - Change the status of the games.
 7 - Talk to a user.                    17 - Run Accounting.
 8 - Send a message to all users.       18 - Set mag tape access.
 9 - Send mail.                         19 - Reset the date.
10 - Read mail.                         20 - Reroute a printer.
                                        21 - Redisplay this menu.
Enter command ==>


Not everything is implemented at this time and it is in the process of 
being written in X but the sources are around here. If anyone is interested,
I could gather the sources up, add a bit of documentation and ship
it out. It currently runs on Ultrix, Dynix, SunOS, BSD 4.[23] and I *think* 
we have one that runs on VMS, but shouldn't be held to that untill I have 
time to check.

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Steve.                    sfreed at ariel.unm.edu