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07-23-2002 04:38 AM
07-23-2002 04:38 AM
set_parms hostname unattended (batch changes)
We are changing all of our hostnames to meet a new naming scheme. Is there a way I can script out the name changes using set_parms?
As it is it interactively asks for a hostname then a yes to change and a yes or no to reboot.
All suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
Jerry Jaynes
As it is it interactively asks for a hostname then a yes to change and a yes or no to reboot.
All suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
Jerry Jaynes
Never let 'em see you choke!!
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07-23-2002 04:43 AM
07-23-2002 04:43 AM
Re: set_parms hostname unattended (batch changes)
Hi Jerry:
While my choice would *not* be to do this non-interactively, you should be able to accomodate your wish. Build a file with *exactly* the responses you require. Then run '/sbin/set_parms' with the file redirected to stdin. I have not used this technique for the purpose you describe but have in other situations.
Regards!
...JRF...
While my choice would *not* be to do this non-interactively, you should be able to accomodate your wish. Build a file with *exactly* the responses you require. Then run '/sbin/set_parms' with the file redirected to stdin. I have not used this technique for the purpose you describe but have in other situations.
Regards!
...JRF...
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