Hi,
I've ported ruptime, rwho, and rwhod to MPE/iX.
See: http://www.allegro.com/software/#RWHO
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Sample rwho output (run on MPE/iX):
:rwho
BOB.GREE lisa:ldev_22 Apr 10 06:21
MGR.EXPR lisa:ldev_19 Apr 10 05:28
MGR.EXPR lisa:ldev_24 Apr 11 04:37
MGR.LPST lisa:ldev_12 Apr 11 05:24
operator lisa:ldev_20 Mar 31 08:09
scooper oz:ttyp5 Apr 11 11:49 :30
sieler oz:0 Apr 11 13:25
sieler2 lisa:ldev_25 Apr 11 05:03
Note: rwho truncates the user name to 9 characters...sorry.
Note: See /etc/mpe_usermap note below to see why "operator"
and "sieler2" showed up the way they did on Lisa (an HP 3000).
Note: The MPE/iX rwhod does not attempt to indicate if a
user is idle.
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Sample ruptime output (run on MPE/iX (lisa)):
:ruptime
lisa up 20+19:50, 6 users, load 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
oz up 36+03:32, 6 users, load 1.27, 1.27, 1.27
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Sample ruptime output (run on HP-UX (oz)):
/ruptime
lisa up 20+19:50, 6 users, load 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
oz up 36+03:32, 6 users, load 1.27, 1.27, 1.27
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Note: the MPE/iX RWHOD program does not attempt to determine
a load average...so rwho will report the load as 0.00 for MPE
systems.
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Note: translation of MPE user.account names to "unix" names
done via a new file: /etc/mpe_usermap
Here's my /etc/mpe_usermap:
#000----------------------------------------------------------
#001 notes: MPE->Unix lookup strategy is as follows:
#002 1) session,user,acct -> unix
#003 2) user,acct -> unix (blank session value)
#004 3) session, acct -> unix (blank user value)
#005 4) acct -> unix (blank session & user)
#006
#007 Duplicates of the session,user.acct are not allowed.
#008 Duplicates of Unix name are allowed, *BUT*, the "first"
#009 one found will be used! Note that that's the first in
#010 *KSAM* order!
#011 The MPE section must be UPPERCASE!
#012 ---------------------------------------------------------
#acct...--username--session.--Unix_user_name (32 chars).......
COOPER smc
COOPER STEVE scooper
SCOTT GAVIN gavin
SIELER STAN sieler
SIELER STAN EM sieler2
SYS MANAGER root
SYS OPERATOR operator
WWW MGR www
The above file has 8 rules in it...lines beginning with "#"
are comments.
My hope is that we can promote a standard for mapping
a unix user <--> MPE user that we can all use (including
HP software, like FTP!)
Stan Sieler [log in to unmask]
www.allegro.com/sieler/wanted/index.html www.allegro.com/sieler
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