The answer to the quesion is "no", but the question is interesting.
What we have done is to write a K-shell interface to several AFS (and
other Unix) commands, so as to render interpretation easier for users, do
lookups to see if user is in a group so as to really return the user's
permission on a particular file, etc. Our script is probably far simpler
than what you want, but I also would be interested in any more
user-friendly (or administrator-friendly) interfaces to AFS commands.
If you're interested in our script, it's in
/afs/in2p3.fr/usr.local.dan/shared/bin/anq
John
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John O'Neall e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Responsable Systeme
Centre de Calcul de l'IN2P3 phone: (33) 78 93 08 80
Villeurbanne, France fax: (33) 78 94 30 54
On Wed, 2 Nov 1994, Jeffrey T. Hutzelman wrote:
> Has anyone gone to the trouble of putting together a perl-based interface
> to the various cache manager calls? I'm currently performing several
> operatios by parsing the output of "fs" commands, but I'd much rather
> use a direct interface.
>
> -- Jeffrey T. Hutzelman (N3NHS) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Systems Programmer, CMU SCS Research Facility
> Please send requests and problem reports to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
