#!/bin/sh # Setup a log file for trouble-shooting problems. exec >/opt/ia/remote_dm.log 2>&1 set -x # # This line identifies the PC requiring the DM/FV without checking the # /etc/hosts file, so if you are using DHCP keep the following line. # If you want to check the /etc/hosts file for added security comment out # the following line. # NAME=`echo $1 | awk -F: '{ print $1 }'` # # This line is required if the PC has static IP Address. This line is # needed to check the /etc/hosts file. Remark out this line if you use # DHCP for IP addresses. # # IP_ADDR=`echo $1 | awk -F: '{ print $1 }'` PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/etc:/usr/ucb:/usr/local:/usr/ccs/bin:.:/usr/opt/SUNWmd/sbin:/opt/gms/bin:/usr/fox/wp/bin/tools export PATH # Need to set up library path for jettool (needs libview.so.x) # LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/openwin/lib ; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/gms/lib:/usr/openwin/lib:/usr/dt/lib:/opt/windu/lib:/opt/windu/fox ; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH l () ls -l $* lc () ls -CF $* # # Added "-sig" arg to blink_task to avoid the Display Manager starting # up before blink_task is fully initialized. blink_task uses SIGUSR1 # to signal back. This signal is different between the platforms. # So we need to determine what signal to trap on # SIG_PATH=/usr/include/sys/signal.h SIGUSR1=`grep SIGUSR1 $SIG_PATH | awk '{ printf ( "%s", $3 ) }'` # # This line must be remarked out if you are using DHCP or do not want # the IP address associated with a PC name from the /etc/hosts file. # # NAME=`awk '{if ($1 == "'$IP_ADDR'") print $2}' /etc/hosts` # # Comment out the following line if you are using Exceed's Xstart and # then add the new REM_STATION line underneath it. # # REM_STATION=`who am i| awk '{print $6}' | tr -d "()"` REM_STATION=$NAME:0 LOC_STATION=`uname -n` # # Comment out this line if you are using Exceed's Xstart and then add # the new DISPLAY line underneath it. # DISPLAY=$REM_STATION:0 ; export DISPLAY DISPLAY=$REM_STATION ; export DISPLAY echo Setting DISPLAY to $DISPLAY WUHOME=/opt/windu ; export WUHOME GMS_HOME=/opt/gms ; export GMS_HOME HHPATH=/opt/windu/bin ; export HHPATH HHHOME=/opt/windu ; export HHHOME if [ -z "$REM_STATION" -o "$REM_STATION" = "$LOC_STATION" ] then exit fi # # If this is not a WP or AW, exit # Determine station type from hldb file # 11 DEC 97 TEC Added station 206 (Bug# 12129) # HLDB=/usr/fox/sp/hldb if [ -s $HLDB ] then TYPE=`awk '{ if ($1 == "'$LOC_STATION'") { # filter out non-WP/AW stations # WP/AWs station types: # AW 30x # WP 40x if ( $2 ~ /[234]0[0-9]/ ) { print $2 } exit } }' $HLDB` fi if [ -z "$TYPE" ] then exit fi # Remark the next line out so the "u" key works while using Exceed. # /usr/fox/wp/bin/jettool -Wi -f & #If you want to use jettool from the remote PC to the I/A Series printer # you can add this line. # /usr/fox/wp/bin/jettool -grabkey 23 -Wi -f & PID_PRINT=`echo $!` # # Wait for SIGUSR1 signal from blink_task or 30 second # timeout. # trap "GO=Y" $SIGUSR1 GO=N /usr/fox/wp/bin/blink_task -sig -r -hb 5 & PID_BLINK=`echo $!` tot=0 while test "$GO" = "N" do sleep 1 tot=`expr $tot + 1` if test $tot -eq 30 then GO="Y" fi done trap "" $SIGUSR1 PID_BLINK=`echo $!` /usr/fox/wp/bin/dm_wp50 ### BEGIN 07/16/98 FONTDEF.DAT STARTUP FILE FIX ### # # Set the startup directory for default_dm, so that # SL-GMS applications use the correct fontdef.dat file. # (07/15/98 AJ Cerier) # # Get the Vendor name for our X Server # VENDOR="`/usr/openwin/bin/xdpyinfo | grep 'vendor string' | awk '{ print $3 }' `" # # If this is a Sun X server ... # if [ "$VENDOR" = "Sun" ] then # # For the Sun X Server, we start from /usr/fox. Because # there is no fontdef.dat file in /usr/fox, SL-GMS applications # will user the fontdef.dat file in /usr/fox/wp/data. This file # contains font selections optimized for Sun X Servers. # cd /usr/fox else # # For non-Sun X Server, we start from /opt/ia, where # the "remote" fontdef.dat file is located. This file # contains font selections optimized for non-Sun X Servers.. # cd /opt/ia fi ### END 07/16/98 FONTDEF.DAT STARTUP FILE FIX ### # /opt/fox/wp/bin/default_dm if [ -n "$PID_BLINK" ] then # echo About to kill blink_task kill -9 $PID_BLINK fi if [ -n "$PID_PRINT" ] then # echo About to kill jettool kill -USR1 $PID_PRINT fi exit