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Re: [Networker] nsradmin, savegroup completion

2005-12-16 05:07:08
Subject: Re: [Networker] nsradmin, savegroup completion
From: "Maarten Boot (CWEU-USERS/CWNL)" <Maarten.Boot AT NL.COMPUWARE DOT COM>
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 11:03:05 +0100
I do post processing with perl to get the \'s out 

    20  sub get_notifications ()
    21  {
# @a builds the command
    22      my @a = (
    23          "option hidden",
    24          ". type: nsr client",
    25          "show name;owner notification",
    26          "print",
    27      );
    28
# create the temp file with the command for nsradmin
    29      my $f = mk_tmpf(@a);
    30      my $cmd = "nsradmin -i $f";
    31
# here we run the command
    32      open(IN, "$cmd |") || die "FATAL: cannot start '$cmd', $!";
    33      my $p = 0;
    34      my $a = undef;
    35      my $node = undef;
    36      my @list = ();
    37
    38      while(<IN>) {
    39          # skip all data before the result set gets printed
    40          if( $p == 0 && /current query set/i ) {
    41              $p = 1;
    42              next;
    43          }
    44          next unless $p;
    45
    46          s/^\s+//;
    47          s/\s+$//;       # this also deletes the trailing newline
    48
    49          # here we are processing the result set
    50          # watch out for continuation lines
    51
    52          if( m/\\$/ ) {
    53              s/\\$//;            # delete the continuation marker
    54              if( defined $a ) {
    55                  $a = $a . $_;   # append the current line to the 
accumulator
    56              } else {
    57                  $a = $_;        # set the accumulator
    58              }
    59              next;               # dont print now , remember the line 
for now
    60          }
    61
    62          # when we are processing lines see
    63          # if the accumulator contains data
    64          # and prepend it to the current line
    65          if( defined $a ) {
    66              $_ = $a . $_;
    67              # now that we have used the accumulator we must! reset it 
to undef
    68              $a = undef;
    69          }
    70
    71          # process name, value pairs
# here we have no continuation lines anymore
# just name: value;
# name ends with :
# value ends with ;

Maarten

On Friday 16 December 2005 09:56, Antonio Ettorre wrote:
> Yes, right, but without send an email, i try to explain better my pourpose,
> using nsradmin, i have an output like this:
>
> nsradmin> show completion
> nsradmin> print
>                         name: FMS-OS;
>                   completion: client-bk, /, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /                    level=incr,   4286 KB 00:01:42    984
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /stand, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /stand               level=incr,     15 KB 00:01:38     20
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /var, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /var                 level=incr,    216 MB 00:01:53  11587
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /var/adm/crash,
>                               "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /var/adm/crash       level=incr,      4 KB 00:01:38      5
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /usr, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /usr                 level=incr,   1598 KB 00:00:03   1595
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /tmp, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /tmp                 level=incr,     63 KB 00:00:03     39
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /opt, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /opt                 level=incr,   9789 KB 00:00:10   4185
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /home, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /home                level=incr,     19 MB 00:00:04    113
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, /app, "succeeded:incr:save",
> "  client-bk: /app                 level=incr,   2711 KB 00:00:09   2828
> fi\ les",
>                               client-bk, index, "succeeded:9:index",
> "  server-bk: index:client-bk    level=9,        27 MB 00:00:51     40 fi\
> les";
>
> I would know if it is possible to don't have the \ at the end of line,in
> the example i have the word files changed in fi\les ....
> can i change this behaiovur?
>
> Antonio
>
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