Hey All,
 
I'm trying to do some nsradmin queries using regular expressions(without
a lot of luck).
 
I've used the below file and it works great
 
<------START NTsystems.fil
. type:nsr client; client os type: ^Windows NT*
show name; ;client os type; owner notification
print
<------END NTsystems.fil
 
This seems to work great to get all the NT systems server/workstation.
 
However, I'm trying to find all the clients that have an 'owner
notification' field containing a certain string.
 
For example:
 
. type:nsr client; owner notification: *joeuser AT wfubmc DOT edu*
show name; ;client os type; owner notification
print
 
or
 
. type:nsr client; owner notification: ^*joeuser AT wfubmc DOT edu*
show name; ;client os type; owner notification
print
 
The command I use for my 'owner notification' is:
 
"/usr/ucb/mail -s "HOST Backup Completion"
joeuser AT wfubmc DOT edu,billuser AT wfubmc DOT edu";
 
My goal is to replace every instance of joeuser AT wfubmc DOT edu with
jimuser AT wfubmc DOT edu.  I know this can be done manually, but I'd rather
avoid having to do it 50 times.  Dump everything and use perl to do the
regexp would work also, but I like to get more familiar with the
nsradmin pattern matching.
 
I appreciate any ideas you might have.
 
Thanks,
 
Joel Fisher

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