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 Highlights from the material in the subdirectories are listed 
below.  Other files that you will find in the subdirectories are 
primarily interesting things we have done, not all of which are 
in use at this time.  The following items are the ones we think
are most worthy of your attention:
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.le;ACCOUNTNG
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.le;ACCSTEP.COM  -- A generic step from the accounting procedure 
we use.
.le;IMAGESUM.COM -- An example of reporting based on image data
.le;INTERACT.COM -- A general purpose accounting summary generator 
which we use most.
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.le;BACKUPS
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.le;BACKPROC.COM -- This is a subprocedure to EVERYDAY.COM which
performs the management of the tape drive and performs the actual
backup operation on a particular disk.
.le;BACKSEL.COM -- This is a subprocedure to EVERYDAY.COM, and 
its purpose is to determine how many blocks will be involved in a 
particular incremental or weekly backup.
.le;EVERYDAY.COM -- This is the top level of our everyday backup 
procedure.  It invokes BACKSEL.COM and BACKPROC.COM 
.le;READSCHED.COM -- Just the part of the procedure that reads the 
schedule file.
.le;RESTORE.COM -- Procedure that uses the online journal 
information from previous backups to help locate file(s) that 
need to be restored.
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.le;DECNET
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.le;The pieces to REMDCL -- to make it work you will want to 
use NCP to DEFINE OBJECT NAME REMSYS NUMBER 0 FILE 
NETCOM:REMSYS.COM PROXY BOTH
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.le;DISK
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.le;DSTAT.COM;21
.le;GLOBSET.COM -- Command procedure to go out and set global 
buffers on a file -- if the file is open, it keeps trying.
.le;INITPACK.COM -- a generic large disk initialization 
procedure.
.le;TRUNC.COM -- This procedure performs a SET FILE/TRUNCATE 
[*...]*.*;* accross the board on several disc drives.
.le;VOLMOUNT.COM -- Our TABLE DRIVEN generic disk volume mounting 
procedure.  Especially usefull in a cluster or other dual-ported
disk drive situation.
.le;VOLMOUNT.DAT -- a sample table used by our site.
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.le;LOGINS
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.le;AUTOLOG.COM -- amazing what you can do in DCL !
.le;DCLSYMS.COM -- This is a subprocedure of the system wide 
login.
.le;DISKCHECK.COM -- Subprocedure to the system wide login.
FINDAREAS.COM;18
.le;FINDQUE.COM -- when a job is not interactive, this procedure is 
used to determine the queue name (or mode) that this job is 
running in.
.le;GENDISCCK.COM -- subprocedure to DISKCHECK.COM
.le;GETQNAME.EXE 
.le;LOGOUT.COM -- A sample generic LOGOUT procedure -- helpfull 
especially when you're SPAWNing a lot.
.le;NETLOGIN.COM -- good to keep here instead of in the default 
network accoun directory.  Be sure to specify LOGINS:NETLOGIN.COM
for the LGICMD for your default network account.  Also strongly 
recommend that you set 
/FLAGS=(CAPTIVE,DISCTLY,DEFCLI,DISUSER) for this 
account.  
.le;NOTICE.COM -- presents notices at login time.
.le;NOTICES.COM -- update the daily notices.
.le;PHUN.COM -- master login procedure for our PHUN (games) 
account.
.le;TERM.COM -- part of the system wide login, gets called when a 
process is determined to be interactive.
.le;TODMES.COM -- generates a friendly message as part of the 
system wide login.
.le;TSTNOTE.COM -- 
.le;USER.COM -- our system wide login procedure -- we always 
define SYS$SYLOGIN to point to it at startup time.
.le;USERADDED.COM -- notify requestor of an account having been 
created.
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.le;QUECOM
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.le;NEWDAY.COM -- runs every day at midnight -- calls 
NEWDAYQUE.COM
.le;NEWDAYQUE.COM -- does a whole bunch of scheduling
.le;SPICEMOD.COM -- goes out and changes active jobs in a 
particular queue.
.le;STARTQUE.COM -- part of the system startup procedure 
.le;STOPQUE.COM -- part of our SYSCOM:BATDOWN.COM sequence for a 
shutdown.
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.le;SYSCOM
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.le;ANNOUNCE.COM -- build a sys$announce file at boot time.
.le;AUTHREM.COM -- usefull for using authorize across DECnet in a 
PROXY login environment.
.le;BATACC.COM -- invokes ACCNT:INTERACT.COM
.le;BATDOWN.COM -- our primary SHUTDOWN procedure.  We've added 
several features that we think are important to have in a 
shutdown sequence.  Calls SYSCOM:SHUTDOWN.COM
.le;CLONE.COM -- an antique method for doing this 
.le;GENDUMP.COM -- a way of dumping SYSGEN parameters to a 
listing file.
.le;GETQUOTA.COM -- get a particular user's diskquota for their 
home disk.
.le;HANGALL.COM -- goes out at 15 minute intervals and hangs up 
terminal lines that are not in use.  This is a must where you 
have dialups and/or a dataswitch into your terminal ports.
.le;INSTALL.COM -- a way of interactively getting into INSTALL 
with checks on privileges at the outset.
.le;LOGINCHK.COM -- part of the startup procedure, looks to see 
how to set logins based on a data file.
.le;MESSBUILD.COM -- allows sending of up to 3 lines of text in a 
REPLY/ALL.
.le;MOVEUSER.COM -- ports a user's directory from one drive to 
another -- depends on FERMILAB's GETUAF utility.
.le;NOLOGINS.COM -- used to turn off logins -- either immediately 
or for startup time.
.le;ONLOGINS.COM -- used to turn on logins -- either immediately
or for next startup time.
.le;PHUNDEL.COM -- at the right time, kicks game players off the 
system.  
.le;PHUNMON.COM -- a special command procedure to control game 
playing sessions.
.le;SETUIC.COM -- another idea in the myriad of ways to change 
uic to something usefull.
.le;SETYEAR.COM -- a usefull device from the days when VMS 
AUTOGEN managed to reset the year to the wrong one.
.le;SHUTDOWN.COM -- you guessed it -- we didn't like exactly how 
the VMS SHUTDOWN.COM was doing all of it's stuff.  So we reworked 
it significantly.  We do not touch the SYS$SYSTEM:SHUTDOWN.COM -- 
which will still work just fine.
.le;SYLOGNAM.COM -- our procedure for establishing system wide 
logical names at boot time.
.le;SYSGEN.COM -- a convenient way of getting into SYSGEN, 
especially since it checks to see if you've got CMKRNL and/or 
SYSPRV.
.le;SYSHUTDWN.COM -- Site/Machine specific shutdown procedure.  
Lets users know about batch jobs that got killed.
.le;SYSTARTUP.COM -- Site/Machine specific startup procedure.
.le;TERMSET.COM -- subprocedure of startup
.le;USERPRIOR.COM -- a way of scheduling a boost in a user's 
priority( for demos ).
.le;VERIFY.COM -- this procedure is a little safer than just 
doing a straight ANALYZE/DISK/REPAIR.
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.le;SYSMGR
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.le;ACTARCHIV.COM -- a way of archiving a selected account -- 
with or without deletion.
.le;GENDIF.COM -- dump active and current SYSGEN parameters and 
compare them with DIFFERENCES.
.le;SYSHUTDWN.COM -- first level of our site specific shutdown.
.le;SYSTARTUP.COM -- first level of our site specific startup.
.le;TESTROOTD.COM -- tests a file spec to see if it has a top 
level directory spec or if the spec is in a subdirectory.
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.le;UTILITY
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.le;ARCHIVE.COM -- a user invokable archiving procedure 
.le;CHECKPRIV.COM -- check privileges -- elevate if possible
.le;CLUSTER.COM -- with proxy's and REMDCL this procedure will 
perform a command on all nodes in your local area /cluster
.le;COMPDIR.COM -- compare common contents of two directories -- 
same or different DECnet nodes.
.le;CPUMON.COM -- generic monitor front end -- most usefull 
things for system tuning (exclusive of monitoring locks and 
decnet)
.le;CVTPROT.COM -- converts a protection specification from the 
F$FILE_ATTRIBUTE format to the one required for SET PROTECTION.
.le;DELTREE.COM -- this one is perhaps a bit more efficient than 
the one supplied in the SYSTEM MANAGER's Guide
.le;DELTREE.HLP -- help file for DELTREE.COM
.le;DEVDUMP.COM -- dump current parameters for a device.
.le;DEVLEX.DAT -- data file for DEVDUMP.COM
.le;DIREXPND.COM -- completely expand a directory specification
.le;DISTRIB.COM -- take stuff from this node and put it in the 
same place on the other nodes in the local area -- depends on 
proxy logins.
.le;DSTAT.COM -- display stuff about disk devices -- a little 
more than the SHOW DEVICE gives you.
.le;FINDJOB.COM -- see if a particular job is in a particular 
queue.
.le;FINDROOT.COM -- find the root parent process of the current 
one.
.le;FIXSTRING.COM -- replace all occurrences of a particular 
string throughout a directory (tree).
.le;FIXSTRING.HLP -- Help file for FIXSTRING
.le;GETSYSPRM.COM -- get a SYSGEN parameter value into a DCL 
symbol.
.le;JPILEX.DAT -- data file for PROCDUMP.COM
.le;LOCK.COM -- self explanatory
.le;MEMGEN.COM  -- generic interface to RUNOFF -- uses DENISON 
SPELLING CHECKER.
.le;PROCDUMP.COM -- dump every available JPI item about a 
process.
.le;PROCSCAN.COM -- look for a process
.le;REACHABLE.COM -- determines reachability of another VAX/VMS 
node in your DECnet configuration.
.le;SD.HLP -- Help file for SDD.COM
.le;SDD.COM -- extensively modified version of this old standby
.le;SDD.HLP -- brief help file for SDD.COM
.le;SETUPTEMP.COM -- creates a private subdirectory of the scratch 
directory on the scratch disk.
.le;UPONEDIR.COM -- find the directory spec of the the directory 
one level up from the current one.
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.le;UTILITY.EDT -- some things related to using EDT at different 
speeds.
 .EDT;1
1200.EDT;2
9600.EDT;2
EDTSETUP.COM;1
SPEED.COM;3
SPEED.EXE;1
SPEED.FOR;1
.le;UTILITY.SYSUTIL
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.le;GETQBUILD.COM -- builds GETQNAME.EXE
.le;GETQNAME.MAR -- VMS V3.n way of determining the batch queue a 
particular process is running in.  Getqname.exe must be installed 
with CMKRNL,SYSGBL privilege
.le;JPIEXAMP.FOR;3
MACQ.COM;1
.le;MAKELIST.FOR -- modified version of SCI version of MAKELIST
.le;MECTRIM.MAR -- A routine that will trim blanks and nulls.
.le;SPEEDTYPE.FOR -- return some terminal parameters to DCL 
.le;TERM.COM;1
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