Ucronadm - Tools to Manage Ucron

#!/bin/sh # If the file oldnews.shtml is present, it will contain a list of # all the release notes. In that case we only need to list the most # recent one here. oldnews() { f=`echo $news|cut -f 1 -d ' '` s=`basename $f .shtml | cut -c 6-` echo "News in $s" echo "

" echo "Old news" echo "

" exit } test -n "$QUERY_STRING" || exit dir=/var/www/vhosts/"$QUERY_STRING" cd "$dir" || exit echo "Content-type: text/html" echo news=`ls -t news-*.shtml` c1="#99ccff" c2="#ffffff" bgcolor="$c1" test -f oldnews.shtml && oldnews echo "

" for f in $news; do s=`basename $f .shtml | cut -c 6-` echo "" if test "$bgcolor" = "$c1"; then bgcolor="$c2" else bgcolor="$c1" fi done echo "

" echo "News in $s" echo "

This is a collection of tools to manage Ucron from a central point. The program ucronadm is used from the command line and ucroncgi allows the crontabs to be administered from a web browser.

The crontabs of all nodes are stored in any database supported by LibSDB.

This program is known to work on Linux, HP-UX and Solaris. Other Unixes should work as well; editing the Makefile may be necessary.

I am Ulric Eriksson, ulric@siag.nu.

Change log

Installation

See INSTALL.

Download source

The same over http in case the ftp server is busy

More stuff

#!/bin/sh echo "Content-type: text/html" echo echo ""

Ulric Eriksson - April 2002 - ulric@siag.nu