AUTO_EXEC

NAME

SYNOPSIS

AUTO_EXEC

AUTO_EXEC [ -n COMPUTERNAME ]

AVAILABILITY

DESCRIPTION

The commands to be executed are defined in the etc/AUTO_EXEC.ini file which is a gawk(3) file.

AUTO_EXEC provides a number of predefined service handlers to start commands. The provided service handlers can be printed using the -p option.

The commands to be executed on a certain system (e.g. ACME007) need to be defined in AUTO_EXEC.ini in:

  function ACME007(){
     :
     :
  } # ACME007

If no such function is defined, the commands for the USERDOMAIN (e.g. ACMECORP) are executed:

  function ACMECORP(){
     :
     :
  } # ACMECORP

If no function for a USERDOMAIN is defined, the commands defined in the DEFAULT function are executed:

  function DEFAULT(){
     :
     :
  } # DEFAULT

OPTIONS

-h

usage message.

-i

install the AUTO_EXEC command as 'AUTO EXEC' to 'Startup' in the Windows™ 'Start Menu' minimized.

-j

install the AUTO_EXEC command as 'AUTO EXEC' to 'Startup' in the Windows™ 'Start Menu' visible.

-s

print the AUTO_EXEC installation status.

-u

uninstall the AUTO_EXEC command from 'Startup' in the Windows™ Start Menu.

-V

print program version.

-p

print all available AUTO_EXEC service handler and low level functions to be used in AUTO_EXEC.ini.

-n COMPUTERNAME

execute commands defined for COMPUTERNAME.

ENVIRONMENT

EXIT STATUS

0

no error.

1

no matching AUTOEXEC definition found in AUTO_EXEC.ini.

4

usage displayed.

5

version message displayed.

FILES

etc/AUTO_EXEC.ini

configuration file for AUTO_EXEC.

lib/AUTO_EXEC.lib

library of service handler functions.

If you miss a service handler add it to the AUTO_EXEC.ini file not the AUTO_EXEC.lib file due to the fact that the AUTO_EXEC.lib will be overwritten on updates of the package.

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This is free software; see WA2LWinTools/man/COPYING for copying conditions. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.