#!/bin/sh ########## # bootmail # # Send mail to SysAdmins upon reboot so that they are aware that: # - someone else rebooted the machine # - the machine crashed # etc. # 27-Jan-1999 Garry J. Garrett, (Sean Boran added a few notes on 5.Jan.01) # Sean installs it in /secure and links in the startup files: # ln -s /secure/bootmail /etc/init.d/bootmail # ln -s /secure/bootmail /etc/rc3.d/S99bootmail # ln -s /secure/bootmail /etc/rc3.d/K00bootmail case "$1" in 'start' | 'boot' | 'reboot') /bin/echo "`/bin/uname -n` rebooted `date`" \ | /bin/mailx -s "`/bin/uname -n` rebooted" root ;; 'stop' | 'shutdown' | 'down') /bin/echo "`/bin/uname -n` going down `date`" \ | /bin/mailx -s "`/bin/uname -n` going down" root ;; *) /bin/echo "Usage: /etc/init.d/bootmail { start | stop }" ;; esac