This appendix provides the following
scripts for updating the
ypservers
map:
addypserver
-- Adds a slave server
rmypserver
-- Removes a slave server
Use the following procedure
to create the
addypserver
script on an NIS master server:
Create an
addypserver
file in the
/var/yp
directory and insert the following lines.
Where
method
appears, specify the format in which the map is to be
stored:
#!/bin/sh PATH="/usr/bin:/var/yp:$PATH" if [ $# != 1 ]; then echo "usage: $0 server"; exit 1 fi DOMAIN=`/usr/sbin/rcmgr get NIS_DOMAIN` cd /var/yp echo " Adding $1 to ypservers map for domain DOMAIN ..." (/var/yp/makedbm -u $DOMAIN/ypservers;\ echo $1 $1) | /var/yp/makedbm -a method tmpmap mv tmpmap.dir $DOMAIN/ypservers.dir mv tmpmap.pag $DOMAIN/ypservers.pag yppush ypservers
Set the permissions to 700, using the
chmod
command as follows:
#
chmod 700 /var/yp/addypserver
To add
host1
to the
ypservers
map, enter the following command:
#
/var/yp/addypserver host1
You still need to edit the NIS master server's master
hosts
file and add an entry for the slave server, if it is not already
in the
hosts
file.
Then, update and distribute the map
by entering the
make
command.
See
Section 8.4.1
for more information.
C.2 Remove Slave Server Script
Use the following procedure
to create the
rmypserver
script on an NIS master server:
Create a
rmypserver
file in the
/var/yp
directory and insert the following lines.
Where
method
appears, specify the format in which the map is to be
stored:
#!/bin/sh PATH="/usr/bin:/var/yp:$PATH" if [ $# != 1 ]; then echo "usage: $0 server"; exit 1 fi DOMAIN=`/usr/sbin/rcmgr get NIS_DOMAIN` cd /var/yp echo " Removing $1 from ypservers map for domain DOMAIN ..." /var/yp/makedbm -u $DOMAIN/ypservers | grep -v $1 \ | /var/yp/makedbm -a method tmpmap mv tmpmap.dir $DOMAIN/ypservers.dir mv tmpmap.pag $DOMAIN/ypservers.pag yppush ypservers
Set the permissions to 700, using the
chmod
command as follows:
#
chmod 700 /var/yp/rmypserver
To remove
host1
from the
ypservers
map, enter the following command:
#
/var/yp/rmypserver host1