This directory contains a number of utilities that I've written over
the years.  

Feel free to use them - just don't pretend you wrote them :-)

adduser.sh	Simple add user script works on *BSD, SunOS, Solaris
		and HP-UX.   Well, its simple compared to one I wrote a
		few years ago...

apcmon.shar.gz	Contains scripts to monitor an APC Smart-UPS. Handles
		programming, monitoring and shutdown when needed.
		Be sure to have the correct cable (included with
		APC's power-chute software).

bmake.tar.gz	The BSD make tool, ported to SunOS 4 (incl sun386), Solaris 
		and HP-UX.  Early many releases of my tools are
		usually setup for building with bmake.  Also contains
		mk.shar which should be unpacked in /usr/share/mk or
		where ever you like.

config-sh-*.cpio.gz
		This is my super duper host config utility.
		A single config tree supports multiple operating
		systems, releases and hardware.
		Version 1.09 supports conditionals in install lists.
		Version 1.10, update_file supports -list foo.list
		see update_file(8).
		Version 1.38, install_files lists support .require
		(see shpp.8) and lots of other features/fixes such as
		move_files for moving files about.
		I've dropped the .tar files as I find cpio more useful.
		use zcat file | cpio -icvdm to unpack
                                | cpio -itv to see content

		Version 1.53 includes the ability to run perl scripts out 
		of the configs tree before perl has been installed.
		Also new is bin/md5s.pl for helping to keep MD5.lists
		up to date.
		Version 1.59 includes bin/uninstall_files which can help
		automate backout plans

configs-example-*.cpio.gz
		An example (actually a sub-set of my) configs tree.

cfg-slides.ps.gz
		Slides for my talk about configs.

rc.sh,rc.8	This is my generic rc script (ala SysV's rc2 etc), it
		is the heart of configs and several other useful
		tools.

rtfm.shar.Z	RTFM is yet another man2html cgi script.  This one
		however, caches the converted pages under htdocs/rtfm
		Here, we run a local httpd with access to man(1) etc,
		the httpd available to the outside world, is chrooted
		yet can still present man pages from the cache.

tsheet.shar.Z	For contractors or others who need to keep track of
		time spent on various tasks.
		Does everything but print the invoices :-) (another
		script does that...)

uumail.shar.Z	Contains uumail.sh,[un]shar.sh and bsplit.sh
		You can uumail.sh a large file to someone and it will
		be split into small chunks that are individually
		uuencoded and shar'd and mailed.  At the other end
		they can be unshar'd in any order and they'll
		automagically reconstitute the original file and clean
		up. 

Enjoy!

--sjg