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/* Dump WRTTMP file - This is a debugging command which prints out the current
* contents of the wrttmp file in a human-readable format. Since it is rather
* cryptic, I wouldn't recommend installing it for general use.
*/
#include "orville.h"
/* Return a pointer to a string of n dashes. No more than MAXDASH allowed. */
char *dashes(n)
int n;
{
#define MAXDASH 30
static char *d= "------------------------------"; /* Exactly MAXDASH -'s */
return(n<=MAXDASH ? d+(MAXDASH-n) : d);
}
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
FILE *fp;
struct wrttmp w;
struct wrthdr wt_head;
int slot= 0;
long x;
progname= leafname(argv[0]);
readconfig(NULL);
if ((fp= fopen(f_wrttmp,"r")) == NULL)
{
printf("cannot open %s\n",f_wrttmp);
exit(1);
}
if (!fread(&wt_head,sizeof(struct wrthdr),1,fp))
{
printf("%s exists, but has no header\n",f_wrttmp);
exit(1);
}
printf("HEAD SIZE = %ld ENTRY SIZE = %ld\n\n",
wt_head.hdr_size, wt_head.tmp_size);
printf("--line%s --what%s --last%s * E P M H R B --pid-- ---login time---\n",
dashes(UT_LINESIZE-6),
dashes(UT_NAMESIZE-6),
dashes(UT_NAMESIZE-6));
for (;;)
{
x= wrttmp_offset(slot++);
fseek(fp,x,0);
if (!fread(&w,sizeof(struct wrttmp),1,fp))
break;
printf("%-*.*s %-*.*s %-*.*s %c %c %2d %c %c %c %c %7d %15.15s\n",
UT_LINESIZE,UT_LINESIZE,w.wrt_line,
UT_NAMESIZE,UT_NAMESIZE,w.wrt_what,
UT_NAMESIZE,UT_NAMESIZE,w.wrt_last,
#ifndef TTYPERMS
isprint(w.wrt_mesg) ? w.wrt_mesg : '#',
#else
' ',
#endif
isprint(w.wrt_except) ? w.wrt_except : '#',
w.wrt_telpref,
isprint(w.wrt_modepref) ? w.wrt_modepref : '#',
isprint(w.wrt_help) ? w.wrt_help : '#',
isprint(w.wrt_modepref) ? w.wrt_record : '#',
isprint(w.wrt_bells) ? w.wrt_bells : '#',
w.wrt_pid,
ctime(&w.wrt_time)+4);
}
}
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