#! /bin/sh

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#ident	"$Header: portmgmt 1.5 89/10/11 $@(#)bnu.admin:portmgmt	2.2"
#menu# manage I/O ports (list, modify)
#help#
#help#	This subcommand manages the "inittab" file which
#help#  controls the use of the I/O ports used by
#help#  "Basic Networking Utilities" commands:
#help#	uucp, cu, and ct.
#help#
#help#  Ports that do not appear in the "inittab" file may
#help#  be used for outgoing traffic by uucp, cu, and ct.
#help#  Ports that have status "off" in the "inittab" file
#help#  can also be used for outgoing traffic.
#help#
#help#  Ports that have status "respawn" will be used for
#help#  incoming traffic if a "getty" command appears on
#help#  the 'inittab' line.  They will be used for bidirectional
#help#	traffic if a "uugetty" appears.

PACKAGE="Basic Networking Utilities"
DEVICES=/usr/lib/uucp/Devices
INITTAB=/etc/inittab
PATH=:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/lbin
POLL=/usr/lib/uucp/Poll
SYSTEMS=/usr/lib/uucp/Systems
XDIR=$MENUTOP/menu/packagemgmt/uucpmgmt
cd $XDIR


cmdlist='
	1 list
	2 modify
	
'
flags="-qq -k$$"
trap exit 1 2 15

echo "
This procedure is used to list and modify
the entries that control the direction of traffic
on the $PACKAGE I/O ports used by uucp, cu, and ct commands.

Type 'q' at any time to quit the present operation.
If a '?' appears as a choice, type '?' for help.

If a default appears in the question, type <RETURN> for the default.
"

while true
do

	CMD=`chkyn ${flags} -fec -Dlist "
Enter the operation you want to perform:
${cmdlist}
(default list)[q]:  " ${cmdlist}`

	case "$CMD" in
	list|1)
		/bin/sh lsport ;;
	modify|2)
		/bin/sh modifyport ;;
	*)
		break ;;
	esac
done
