#!/usr/bin/ksh
#
# The following shell script helps you test various aspects of syssumm
#
# Written by Bruce W. Mohler
# Date Last Changed: 3 Jan 2000
# 
LocalSystem=`uname -n`
SystemName=`uname -s`
# 
# CUSTOMIZE the following variable for YOUR environment!
# 
WebServer="webserver.xxx.com"
# 
# 
# ============ Test 1 ============ 
# This first command allows you to quick test just running syssumm
# to generate the profile.  The output of the script is in syssumm.out,
# the debug output is in syssumm.debug.
# 
# ./syssumm.pl -d -v >syssumm.debug 2>&1
# 
# ============ Test 2 ============ 
# This next text just runs specific portions of the syssumm.pl script
# to assist you in debugging.  Turning off unnecessary categories
# during debugging can save you lots of time on a slow system.
# 
# It employs the -C and -X command line options.  They allow the 
# specifying or exluding of categories.
# 
# The allowed categories include:
# 
#	General
#	Hardware
#	Software
#	Network
# 
# To run all categories EXCEPT Hardware and Network, specify
# 
#	-X Hardware,Network
# 
# To run only categories General and Software, specify
# 
#	-C General,Software
# 
# ./syssumm.pl -d -v -C Hardware >syssumm.debug 2>&1
# 
# ============ Test 3 ============ 
# This next test runs syssumm.pl normally and e-mails it to the
# web server
# 
# ./syssumm.pl -d -v -m "syssumm@${WebServer}" >syssumm.debug 2>&1
