The shell script "make_rpcenum.sh" is based on a similar script written
by pascal@hugo.int-evry.fr (Pascal Hennequin(DSR-TELEINF)).  This
version does not need NIS support, although in order to avoid that it
uses a simple auxilliary C program.  Also, a few bugs have been fixed.

The output (on stdout) is an enumeration file, suitable for use with
statspy, giving "host/port" labels for the services known to the
portmapper (usually, /etc/portmap) on a set of machines.

If no arguments are given, the set of machines is taken from the list
of NFS servers for which the local host is a client.  Otherwise, the
command arguments are interpreted as a set of host names.

As an example of how to use this, do "make make_rpcenum.out"
(this could take a long time, especially if some of the hosts
on your LAN are down) and then do "statspy parm.test_makerpcenum".

This is not a highly polished program; it is simply my effort to
make Pascal Hennequin's script a little more useful.

Note: if "gawk" isn't available on your system, trying changing the
script to use "nawk".  If that isn't available, you can try using
"awk", but that might not work.

	Jeff Mogul
	DECWRL
	mogul@wrl.dec.com
