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Newsgroups: comp.sources.misc From: jim@nestmoi.rain.com (Jim Chorn) Subject: v36i020: jobs - misc.jobs Employment Search toolkit, Part01/02 Message-ID: <csm-v36i020=jobs.140509@sparky.IMD.Sterling.COM> X-Md4-Signature: d35e6289e23cd1d5284799c3b3717a6a Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 20:05:49 GMT Approved: kent@sparky.imd.sterling.com Submitted-by: jim@nestmoi.rain.com (Jim Chorn) Posting-number: Volume 36, Issue 20 Archive-name: jobs/part01 Environment: news, sh This tool is used to summarize misc.job.* postings for a particular location and/or type of work. The summary can then be printed on paper and/or distributed to people that don't have news access but need the information for employment search purposes. This tool is mainly of interest to employment search support organizations or persons interested in collecting information for a particular locality for local distribution. The tool is general enough to *potentially* be used for other news article searches but there is no intention,support or testing done other than for the expressed focus of job/employment searching. The toolkit requires: a news feed for misc.jobs.* and may require (depending on your site system administration) access to /etc/crontab* or alternately use of the 'at' command. The toolkit has been tested on a NeXT system (4.3bsd) but should be functional on other systems with minor modification (See Readme). Enclosed is a Readme which describes the submission, an installation script and the tools. All of which are bourne shell source, example ascii data files, ascii informational files, one of which contains a sample cron entry. See enclosed Readme for more information. #! /bin/sh # This is a shell archive. Remove anything before this line, then feed it # into a shell via "sh file" or similar. To overwrite existing files, # type "sh file -c". # Contents: listjobs maintjobs setup.default setup.example # setup.newyork # Wrapped by kent@sparky on Fri Mar 19 13:59:43 1993 PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb:/usr/local/bin:/usr/lbin ; export PATH echo If this archive is complete, you will see the following message: echo ' "shar: End of archive 1 (of 2)."' if test -f 'listjobs' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'listjobs'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'listjobs'\" $19340 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'listjobs' <<'END_OF_FILE' X#!/bin/sh XPATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb Xexport PATH X# CopyRight 1993 James Chorn All Rights Reserved. X# This work is wholely owned by James Chorn. X# Permission is given to use and copy the tools described and included X# herein with the following proviso: X# Proviso: You will not litigate against James Chorn for misuse, destruction X# of property informational or otherwise, and you give James Chorn X# credit for producing these tools by always including this copyright X# notice prominently in all copies and distributions. X# No Warrantee is implied or Expressed and this software is provided 'as is'. X# James Chorn will not be held accountable for any problem associated with the X# use of this software. X# X# Usage: listjobs [setupfile] X# X# Use this script as often as the posts are cleared from the spool directory. X# X# This script finds all job postings with mention for a particular X# area set. The script cd's to the news spool directory and searches X# all of the 'misc.jobs.*' articles which include offered,contract,misc,resume. X# The words that might be expected in a job post: X# Area = Any word like a City Name or State which might appear X# ExtendedArea = Subject line (only) words such as State Abbrev.'s X# ExtendedArea is always a superset of Area. X# OtherDisregard = Any word that might indicate a trusted poster which X# is known to produce proper subject lines. Disregard X# causes posts which are out of the areas to be dropped X# iff we can trust the poster's subject line. X# Disregard = Organizations which are local but for reasons X# of duplication of effort want only to be summarized. X# (Eg. This print out is circulated to a group of X# people that get copies of job descriptions from X# a contact which also posts these same descriptions X# on the net.) X# NeverTrust = We have noticed inappropriate information for *our* X# purposes. Adding a login, site or other reasonably X# unique word to NeverTrust will remove these articles X# from the report generated. X# X# Note: Below the notion of a trusted user is mentioned. A trusted user X# becomes trusted by putting one of the area's that we detect into X# the subject line. In the case of OtherDisregard's (for example) X# this amounts to depending on the subject line to determine if X# the article will be included or not. X# Other Features: X# The Setup information below can be placed into a separate file X# and used to create different forms for different groups. X# eg. listjobs with no arguments get's the Full listing X# listjobs SetupFile uses 'SetupFile' information X# X# Also see the setup file 'setup.default' for additional information. XArea="Portland Hillsboro Beaverton Oregon" XExtendedArea="${Area} OR" XOtherDisregard="DRINKING Gorgeous" XNeverTrust="none" X# X# Disregard format is as follows: Pattern Key Symbol [Pattern Key Symbol] [...] X# Where: Pattern is the same type as OtherDisregard (a search pattern). X# Key a word to identify summary information. X# Symbol a word which is descriptive of the Pattern. X# X# eg. Disregard="MyRecruiter Subject: Bob's YourRecruiter Position Harry_Jones" X# XDisregard="none" X# X# Usenet news spooler structural information. X# XSpooledNewsDir="/usr/spool/news/misc/jobs" XSpooledNews="/usr/spool/news" # Always assume news kept here XPostedGroups="contract/* offered/*" XExt="" X Xtrap "rm -rf /tmp/jobs.$$ /tmp/jobtest$$; echo Caught Signal ; exit 1" \ X 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 X# X# Pre Sys V.4 uses -y to make grep case insensitive XGREPCASE='-c' # BSD systems X#GREPCASE='-y' # Att SysV.4 X# X# Get Setup Information from a setup file if one present. X# Note: We check test this file to ensure we have some confidence it will X# function properly. X# Xif [ $# = 1 ]; then X # X # Need to eval Area prior to eval of the entire setup to X # ensure ExtendedArea picks up the Area from the file and X # not the Default above. Variables don't take effect until X # after eval completes. X eval `egrep '^Area=' $1 | head -1` # set $Area from setup file X eval `sed -e 's,#.*$,,' $1` # set & eval are sh built-in's X # X # Now test the setup file out X echo "#!/bin/sh -u" > /tmp/jobtest$$ # -u treat unset var's as errors X sed -e 's,#.*$,,' $1 >> /tmp/jobtest$$ X echo `awk -f= '{if (NF != 2) next; printf "echo $%s; ", $1 }' \ X /tmp/jobtest$$` >> /tmp/jobtest$$ X chmod +x /tmp/jobtest$$ X /tmp/jobtest$$ >/dev/null X badfile=$? # $? = exit status X # X # Check for multiple of three patterns X # on the Disregard Variable X # X badvar=0 X egrep -s "^Disregard=none" /tmp/jobtest$$ # -s silent mode X if [ $? = 1 ]; then # $? = exit status X TestDisLine=`egrep '^Disregard' /tmp/jobtest$$ | \ X awk -f= '{ print $2 }' | sed -e s,\",,g` X echo $TestDisLine | \ X awk '{ if ( NF % 3 != 0 ) \ X { exit 1 } \ X else \ X print $0 }' > /dev/null X badvar=$? X fi X # X # Check out Errors. X # X rm -f /tmp/jobtest$$ X if [ $badvar = 1 ]; then X echo "$0: Bad setup file $1" X echo "$0: Disregard Variable not modulo three fields" X fi X if [ $badfile = 1 ]; then X echo "$0: Bad setup file $1" X echo "$0: Variables may not contain #'s characters" X echo "$0: Disregard Fields:" X echo $TestDisLine | awk '{ while (i++ < NF) \ X printf "\t%d:\t%s\n", i, $i}' X fi X if [ $badvar = 1 -o $badfile = 1 ]; then X exit 1 # Quit X fi Xfi X X# X# Format of the Output: X# A Header to describe where this info is coming from and the date. X# Subject lines of properly posted articles that match. X# The articles that match. X# Subject lines of all 'other' articles that have the Area mentioned X# which might include: Local company response address or sales X# office list (which may really be information not applicable to X# the posting's real objective eg a Portland company looking X# for an Field Applications Engineer for the Atlanta Office. X# The articles that match. X# A short blurp of other useful Local information eg BBS, Contact's etc. X# X# Where to work on it and put it... X# X Xmkdir /tmp/jobs.$$ Xjobdir=/tmp/jobs.$$ Xjobs=/usr/local/jobs X X# X# listname format: YearMonthDay but can be any form which is granular to # runs. X# Xlistname=`/bin/date | awk '{printf "%s%s%s", $6, $2, $3}'` Xcd $SpooledNewsDir X# X# Check Area's out first, this will include any article with X# *any* mention of a local target job including positions which X# are offered by local companies that reside out of the area. X# We use the ignore case grep option here and *assume* "Area" uses X# full city names. Note that if an article subject line is affected X# by case the article will placed in the 'other' possibles group X# but at least it won't be lost. X# Xset ${Area} Xwhile [ -n "$1" ] Xdo X word=`echo $1 | sed -e 's,\^\[, ,g'` X for i in $PostedGroups X do X echo -n "$i : " X sed -e /Message-ID/d -e /Xref/d -e /Path/d $i | \ X grep ${GREPCASE} -i "${word}" X done >>${jobdir}/Possibles X shift Xdone Xsort ${jobdir}/Possibles | uniq | grep -v ": 0" | \ X sed -e 's/: .*$//p' | uniq >${jobdir}/AllAreas X# X# Now pare the list down X# X# Checking Subject lines for Extended areas, eg State Abbrev in subject. X# We Don't ignore the case in the subject lines here. X# Note that this is marginal. If the city/state isn't mentioned in X# the article then it probably won't help to try to catch it here. X# However, if some friendly person often posts in CAPS and your pattern X# is often triggered by it, this will help filter some of it out. This X# is really meant to be a partial filter. There is a more drastic alternative X# available if using Extended Areas don't help. X# Xset ${ExtendedArea} Xtouch MatchedSubs Xwhile [ -n "$1" ] # -n length of string nonzero? Xdo X word=`echo $1 | sed -e 's,\^\[, ,g'` X for i in `cat ${jobdir}/AllAreas` X do X echo -n "$i : " X grep Subject $i | grep ${GREPCASE} "${word}" X done >>${jobdir}/MatchedSubs X shift Xdone Xsort ${jobdir}/MatchedSubs | grep -v ": 0" | \ X sed -e 's/: .*$//p' | uniq > ${jobdir}/Local X# X# sort out other positions which we know probably aren't what we want X# namely those added from OtherDisregard. X# Xset ${OtherDisregard} Xif [ $1 != none ]; then X while [ -n "$1" ] X do X word=`echo $1 | sed -e 's,\^\[, ,g'` X for i in `cat ${jobdir}/AllAreas` X do X echo -n "$i : " ; grep ${GREPCASE} "${word}" $i X done >>${jobdir}/OtherDis X shift X done X # X # strip out those with no reference and then reformat the line X # removing the count information generated by the grep -c above. X if [ -s ${jobdir}/OtherDis ]; then # -s exists && size > 0 X sort ${jobdir}/OtherDis | grep -v ": 0" | \ X sed -e 's/: .*$//p' | uniq > ${jobdir}/NotLocal X fi Xfi Xtouch ${jobdir}/NotLocal # Ensure that one exists for later X# X# Find duplicates from cross postings. X# This gets kind of complicated due to the format of the Xref string X# but without it there would be even more work. X# Xset `echo "$PostedGroups" | sed -e 's,/\*,,g'` Xif [ $# -gt 1 ]; then # only one dir to look thru so don't bother. X # It get's messy below so we will not indent this 'if' X # to provide reasonable indentation in this block. X # The 'fi' is commented. Note: $# = num of params set Xtouch ${jobdir}/Duplicates Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/Local` Xdo X # X # Get all xref's X if grep -s Xref $i ; then X grep Xref $i >> ${jobdir}/Duplicates X fi Xdone X Xif [ -s ${jobdir}/Duplicates ]; then X sort ${jobdir}/Duplicates | uniq > ${jobdir}/tmpDup X # X # separate all fields into single component lines X Head=`echo ${SpooledNewsDir} | sed -e s,${SpooledNews}/,,` X rm -f ${jobdir}/Duplicates X cat ${jobdir}/tmpDup | \ X awk '{ for (j = 3; j <= NF; ++j) print $j }' | \ X sed -e s,:,/, -e 's,\.,/,g' -e s,${Head}.,, \ X >> ${jobdir}/Duplicates X # X # Gather all lines that we need to look at into a single file X # remember that we may have dup's for postings like offered/333 X # and misc/2222 but misc isn't needed because we only need offered, X # we need offered but it's not really a dup so we find out here. X # Cryptic but think about it. X rm -f ${jobdir}/tmpDup X awkmess='{ for (i = 1; i < NF; ++i) printf "%s/" , $i ; print "\n" }' X Groups=`echo "$PostedGroups" | sed -e 's,/\*,,g'` X set `cat ${jobdir}/Duplicates` "" X while [ -n "$1" ] # Checking all potential duplicates X do X for i in $Groups # against -> all selected groups X do X group=`echo $1 | awk -f/ "$awkmess" | \ X sed -e 's,/$,,' | head -1` # get's the dir X if [ "$group" = "$i" ]; then X echo $1 >> ${jobdir}/tmpDup X fi X done X shift; X done X # X # tmpDup now has only duplicates in our PostedGroups but it also X # has all potential duplicates as well. These are all consecutive X # entries in tmpDup so we can now step thru weed out the real dups. X # X # Now eliminate all unwanted groups from tmpDup X rm -f ${jobdir}/Duplicates X if [ -s ${jobdir}/tmpDup ]; then X set `cat ${jobdir}/tmpDup` "" X while [ -n "$1" -a -n "$2" ] X do X if cmp -s $1 $2 ; then # -s is silent mode X echo $1 >> ${jobdir}/Duplicates X fi X shift X done X fi X touch ${jobdir}/Duplicates # Always ensure one is there. Xfi X Xfi # Commented 'fi' as described from above. This 'fi' is needed X # for the block above. X# X# Back to main stream.... Once the duplicates have been determined they X# need to be eliminated from several places. X# X# Eliminate duplicates from cross postings X# Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/Duplicates` Xdo X sed -e s,$i,, ${jobdir}/Local | sort > ${jobdir}/NoDuplics X mv -f ${jobdir}/NoDuplics ${jobdir}/Local Xdone Xcat ${jobdir}/Local | sort | uniq >${jobdir}/LocalArea X# X# Find all articles in AllAreas (LocalArea inclusive) X# which we never want to see. X# Xtouch ${jobdir}/NeverTrust # Ensure that one exists for later Xset ${NeverTrust} Xif [ $1 != none ]; then X while [ -n "$1" ] X do X word=`echo $1 | sed -e 's,\^\[, ,g'` X for i in `cat ${jobdir}/AllAreas` X do # -c count of lines only X echo -n "$i : " ; grep ${GREPCASE} "${word}" $i X done >>${jobdir}/NotEver X shift X done X # X # strip out those with no reference and then reformat the line X # removing the count information generated by the grep -c above. X if [ -s ${jobdir}/NotEver ]; then X sort ${jobdir}/NotEver | grep -v ": 0" | \ X sed -e 's/: .*$//p' | uniq > ${jobdir}/NeverTrust X fi Xfi X# X# Eliminate LocalArea and Duplicates from AllAreas X# Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/LocalArea ${jobdir}/Duplicates` Xdo X sed -e s,$i,, ${jobdir}/AllAreas > ${jobdir}/NoLNoD X mv -f ${jobdir}/NoLNoD ${jobdir}/AllAreas Xdone X# X# Eliminate NonLocal and NeverTrust from AllAreas X# Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/NotLocal ${jobdir}/NeverTrust` Xdo X sed -e s,$i,, ${jobdir}/AllAreas > ${jobdir}/NoLNoT X mv -f ${jobdir}/NoLNoT ${jobdir}/AllAreas # -f force Xdone Xcat ${jobdir}/AllAreas | sort | uniq >${jobdir}/NoLNoT Xmv -f ${jobdir}/NoLNoT ${jobdir}/AllAreas X# X# Find Disregards in LocalArea X# Xtouch ${jobdir}/Disregards Xset ${Disregard} Xif [ $1 != none ]; then X while [ -n "$1" ] X do X word=`echo $1 | sed -e 's,\^\[, ,g'` X for i in `cat ${jobdir}/LocalArea` X do X if grep -s "${word}" $i ; then X echo $i >> ${jobdir}/Disregards X echo $i >> ${jobdir}/Disregards.$1 X fi X done X shift; shift; shift; X done Xfi X# X# Eliminate Disregard and NeverTrust from LocalArea X# Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/Disregards ${jobdir}/NeverTrust` Xdo X sed -e s,$i,, ${jobdir}/LocalArea > ${jobdir}/LoNoDNoT X mv -f ${jobdir}/LoNoDNoT ${jobdir}/LocalArea Xdone Xcat ${jobdir}/LocalArea | sort | uniq > ${jobdir}/LoNoDNoT Xmv -f ${jobdir}/LoNoDNoT ${jobdir}/LocalArea X# X# Formating time... X# X# Header with subject summary for local stuff... X# X( echo -n "________________________________________"; # 40 per X echo "________________________________________"; X echo ""; ) > ${jobdir}/Postings X echo "Internet Job Postings for `/bin/date`" >> ${jobdir}/Postings X( echo -n "________________________________________"; X echo "________________________________________"; X echo ""; ) >> ${jobdir}/Postings X(echo ""; echo "Local Area Offerings Summary:") >> ${jobdir}/Postings X# X# Messages for the rest of the form XOtherLocalSumMSG="Other Local Company Offerings Summary:" XOtherSumMSG="Summary of Other Postings which follow:" XSummaryMSG="Summary of " XPostMSG="posts" X# Note that the open bracket in the next line matches near its close XNotShownMSG=" (Articles are not shown below, contact " X# Lines with imbedded tabs at the start of each string. XNoAdditionalsMSG=" No Additional Articles Applicable" XNoArticlesMSG=" No Articles Applicable" X X# X# Collect the subject lines X# (echo a tab to indent the subject line as well). X# Note: wc -w = number of words Xif [ `cat ${jobdir}/LocalArea | wc -w | awk '{ print $1 }'` = 0 ]; then X echo "${NoArticlesMSG}" >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xfi X Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/LocalArea` # Won't happen if nothing there. Xdo X( echo -n " "; egrep '^Subject' $i |head -1| sed -e s,Subject.,, )\ X >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xdone X# X# Format break. X(echo -n "________________________________________"; Xecho "________________________________________"; Xecho ""; ) >> ${jobdir}/Postings X# X# Add Articles X# Note: grep -v = print all except those with ... Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/LocalArea` Xdo X (echo ""; X cat $i | grep -v Message-ID ; X echo ""; X echo -n "________________________________________"; X echo "________________________________________"; X echo ""; ) >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xdone X# X# Add Header for others... X# Xecho "" >> ${jobdir}/Postings X(echo -n "________________________________________"; Xecho "________________________________________"; Xecho ""; ) >> ${jobdir}/Postings X(echo ""; Xecho "${OtherLocalSumMSG}") >> ${jobdir}/Postings X# X# Print out summary's of Disregards X# X# This is complicated and needs some minor explanation. X# If there is Disregard'd posts then check the list '$Disregard' X# for all occurrences of these posts since we know that at least one exists. X# When one is found, print a header and the name. The name may contain a X# backslash due to escaping quotes or other special characters so it is X# sed'd out. Since sed requires a newline we must awk out the newline X# to create an 'echo -n' effect. These lines are clearly marked below. X# X# Remember $Disregard format is 'Pattern Key Symbolic(person)' X# Xif [ `cat ${jobdir}/Disregards | wc -w | awk '{ print $1 }'` != 0 ]; then X X set ${Disregard} X if [ $1 != none ]; then X while [ -n "$1" ] X do X if [ -s ${jobdir}/Disregards.$1 ]; then X (echo ""; X echo -n ${SummaryMSG}" "; X # next echo acts like echo -n X echo $1 | sed -e 's,\\,,' -e 's,\^\[, ,g' | \ X awk '{printf "%s", $0 }'; X # get the summary lines from these users... X echo " ${PostMSG}:"; X word=`echo $2 | sed -e 's,\^\[, ,g'` X for i in `cat ${jobdir}/Disregards.$1` X do X echo -n " "; # tabs->' ' X tr '\011' ' ' < $i | grep "${word} "; X done; X echo ""; X (echo -n "${NotShownMSG}"; X # next echo acts like echo -n X echo $3 | sed -e 's,\\,,' -e 's,\^\[, ,g' | \ X awk '{printf "%s", $0 }'; X # X echo " )") | fmt ) >> ${jobdir}/Postings X fi X shift; shift; shift; # Must match #arg's per entry X done X echo "" >> ${jobdir}/Postings X echo "${OtherSumMSG}" >> ${jobdir}/Postings X fi Xfi X# X# Collect the subject lines X# Xif [ `cat ${jobdir}/AllAreas | wc -w | awk '{ print $1 }'` = 0 ]; then X echo "$NoAdditionalsMSG" >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xfi X Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/AllAreas` Xdo X (echo -n " "; egrep '^Subject' $i |head -1|sed -e s,Subject.,, ) \ X >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xdone X# X(echo -n "________________________________________"; Xecho "________________________________________"; Xecho ""; ) >> ${jobdir}/Postings X# X# Add Articles X# Xfor i in `cat ${jobdir}/AllAreas` Xdo X ( echo ""; X cat $i | grep -v Message-ID ; X echo ""; X echo -n "________________________________________"; X echo "________________________________________"; X echo ""; ) >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xdone X# X# Add a Default Final Comment. X# Xif [ -s ${jobs}/Comments${Ext} ]; then X egrep -v "^#" ${jobs}/Comments${Ext} >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xelif [ -s ${jobs}/Comments ]; then X egrep -v "^#" ${jobs}/Comments >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xelse X (echo ""; X echo "This job listing was provided by an automated tool which collect"; X echo "and organizes Usenet Articles from misc.jobs news groups, updated"; X echo "weekly. Any comments should be directed to jobs@nestmoi.rain.com via e-mail."; X echo ""; X echo "The usual disclaimers apply.... Good Hunting!" X echo -n "________________________________________"; X echo "________________________________________";) >> ${jobdir}/Postings Xfi X# X# Now save it somewhere usefully accessible X# Xegrep -v '^Xref' ${jobdir}/Postings > ${jobs}/${listname}${Ext} Xecho $listname > ${jobs}/Last Xrm -rf $jobdir Xexit 0 X# X# Inconveniences: X# 1. This should allow other places like comp.jobs or other's which might X# pop up in Internet topology but is not implemented. X# X# 1 can be solved by altering the 'cd' line and replicating the script X# for the other tree's or just use the check arg[0] trick with a link. X# I've made provisions in the setup scripts to do some of this but X# I don't get ba.jobs or other topologies so I can't test it out. This X# might already work. X# X# 2. The script is slow, (but who cares, it's a cron job anyway RIGHT?). X# X# 3. It would be nice if we only needed to run this script once for each X# different setup file but I don't have the time to investigate the X# file name conflicts which might exist (let me know if you do). X# X# 4. It would be nice to handle line wrapped patterns. END_OF_FILE if test 19340 -ne `wc -c <'listjobs'`; then echo shar: \"'listjobs'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi chmod +x 'listjobs' # end of 'listjobs' fi if test -f 'maintjobs' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'maintjobs'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'maintjobs'\" $17976 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'maintjobs' <<'END_OF_FILE' X#!/bin/sh XPATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb Xexport PATH X# CopyRight 1993 James Chorn All Rights Reserved. X# This work is wholely owned by James Chorn. X# Permission is given to use and copy the tools described and included X# herein with the following proviso: X# Proviso: You will not litigate against James Chorn for misuse, destruction X# of property informational or otherwise, and you give James Chorn X# credit for producing these tools by always including this copyright X# notice prominently in all copies and distributions. X# No Warrantee is implied or Expressed and this software is provided 'as is'. X# James Chorn will not be held accountable for any problem associated with the X# use of this software. X# X# Usage: maintjobs [name] X# X# Use this script when ever you need to create a new setup file or you X# need to modify an existing setup file. X# X# The Variables: X# SpooledNewsDir Where the news lives X# PostedGroups Which news groups to check X# Area = Any word like a City Name or State which might appear X# ExtendedArea = Subject line (only) words such as State Abbrev.'s X# ExtendedArea is always a superset of Area. X# These also tell us the articles which we trust, namely X# that the subject line and/or content is interesting. X# OtherDisregard = Any word that might indicate a trusted poster which X# is known to produce proper subject lines. Disregard X# causes posts which are out of the areas to be dropped X# iff we trust the poster's subject line. X# Disregard = Organizations which are local but for reasons X# of duplication of effort want only to be summarized. X# (Eg. This print out is circulated to a group of X# people that get copies of job descriptions from X# a contact which also posts these same descriptions X# on the net.) X# NeverTrust = Articles that may contain information we don't X# want can be removed using never trust. Typically X# a small percentage of articles are posted by X# people thinking that the news groups searched are X# meant for requests for information instead of X# being meant to provide requests for interested X# parties. Sometimes there are mistakes and flames X# all of which we don't want to see. NeverTrust X# provides a way to remove these once detected. X# You can add a usenet address or a word from the X# content which uniquely identifies this stream. X# You should also be careful to be *very* selective X# as there are no checks against the other variables. X# Ext = setup file extension name X# X# Also see the setup file 'setup.default' for additional information. Xjobs=/usr/local/jobs X X# X# List of expected variables in the setup file. If These aren't there they X# are added. Maintenance note: Variables is order dependent and must be X# consistent with the notion of the variable order here in this script X# and the setup file. XVar1="Area ExtendedArea NeverTrust OtherDisregard SpooledNewsDir" XVar2="PostedGroups Ext" XVariables="$Var1 $Var2" X# X# Set the default variables XArea="Portland Hillsboro Beaverton Oregon" XExtendedArea="${Area} OR" XOtherDisregard="DRINKING Gorgeous" XDisregard="none" XNeverTrust="none" XSpooledNewsDir="/usr/spool/news/misc/jobs" XPostedGroups="contract/* offered/*" XExt="" X Xmodmods=/tmp/maintjobsmods.$$ # modifications are placed here Xmodfile=/tmp/maintjobsfile.$$ # copy of original setup file Xtestfile=/tmp/maintjobs.$$ # test file to be created Xmodit=/tmp/maintjobsED.$$ # ed script created to deal with changes Xtrap "rm -rf $testfile $modfile ${modfile}.tmp $modmods $modit ; exit 1 " \ X 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 X X# X# Help user with navigation X# Xnotdone=1 Xif [ $# != 1 ]; then X echo "All setup files are in the format 'setup.name'" X echo "Where 'name' is the only argument to this program"; echo"" X echo "The default file is named 'setup.default'." X name=default Xelse X name=`echo $1 | sed -e s,setup,, -e 's/\.//'` Xfi X Xwhile [ $notdone = 1 ]; Xdo X echo -n "Is it ok to use setup.$name y/[n]? " X read ans X if [ " $ans" = " y" ]; then X notdone=0 X Name=$name X else X echo -n "enter name: " X read name X Name=`echo $name | sed -e s,setup,, -e 's/\.//'` X while [ " $name" = " " ]; X do X echo -n "Quit [n]/y? " X read ans X if [ " $ans" = " y" ]; then exit; X else X echo -n "enter name: " X read name X fi X done X fi Xdone X X# X# Got a name so, check the name out and deal with it. X# Xif [ $Name != default -a -s ${jobs}/setup.$Name ]; then X echo -n "$Name exists, ok to modify $Name [y]/n? " X read ans X if [ " $ans" != " n" ]; then X echo "Modifying ${jobs}/setup.$Name" X eval `sed -e 's,#.*$,,' ${jobs}/setup.$Name` X else X exit X fi Xelif [ $Name = default ]; then X if [ -s ${jobs}/setup.default ]; then X echo "Modifying ${jobs}/setup.$Name" X eval `sed -e 's,#.*$,,' ${jobs}/setup.$Name` X else X echo "The default setup file is missing" X echo "using built-in's..."; echo "" X fi Xelse X echo "Creating ${jobs}/setup.$Name" X if [ -s ${jobs}/setup.default ]; then X # copy the default's file and use it. X # X cp ${jobs}/setup.default ${jobs}/setup.$Name X if [ $? = 1 ]; then X echo "Can't create it, check permissions, sorry." X exit 1 X fi X eval `sed -e 's,#.*$,,' ${jobs}/setup.$Name` X else X echo "The default setup file is missing" X echo "using built-in's..."; echo "" X echo "#" > ${jobs}/setup.$Name X if [ $? = 1 ]; then X echo "Can't create it, check permissions, sorry." X exit 1 X fi X (echo "#"; echo "# job list setup file"; echo "#" ) \ X >> ${jobs}/setup.$Name X fi Xfi Xcp ${jobs}/setup.$Name $modfile X# X# setup an ESC character to the real thing XESC=`echo a | tr a '\033'` X# X# Loop forever asking for changes and testing the results. X# We ask to break the loop at selected points. X# XMod="" # Keep track of fields modified Xnotdone=1 Xwhile [ $notdone = 1 ]; Xdo X eval `sed -e 's,#.*$,,' $modfile` X # X # Make up a tmp ExtendedArea, we separate this up and recombine later X # to deal with the imbedded Area variable. X set $ExtendedArea X for a in $Area X do X if [ " $1" = " $a" ]; then X shift; X fi X done X LOCALE=$* X # Ensure a 'none' field always in these. X if [ "${Area} " = " " ]; then X Area="none" ; fi X if [ "${LOCALE} " = " " ]; then X LOCALE="none" ; fi X if [ "${NeverTrust} " = " " ]; then X NeverTrust="none" ; fi X if [ "${OtherDisregard} " = " " ]; then X OtherDisregard="none" ; fi X if [ "${Disregard} " = " " ]; then X Disregard="none" ; fi X if [ "${SpooledNewsDir} " = " " ]; then X Area="/usr/spool/news" ; fi X if [ "${PostedGroups} " = " " ]; then X PostedGroups='*' ; fi X # X # Ask for changes X # X echo "---------------------------------" X echo "Areas: ${Area}" X echo "ExtendedArea: ${LOCALE}" X echo "NeverSee: ${NeverTrust}" X echo "OtherDisregard: ${OtherDisregard}" X echo "Disregard: ${Disregard}" X echo "SpooledNewsDir: ${SpooledNewsDir}" X echo "PostedGroups: ${PostedGroups}" X echo "---------------------------------" X echo "Commands: A-Add D-Delete C-Clearall Q-Quit S-Show H-Help" X echo "Fields: A E N O D S P" X while [ $notdone = 1 ]; X do X # X # Get the command X # X echo -n "Command? " ; read ans; X case $ans in X A | a ) cmd=add;; X C | c ) cmd=clr;; X D | d ) cmd=del;; X Q | q ) cmd=quit;; X S | s ) cmd=tryagain; X echo "---------------------------------" X echo "Areas: ${Area}" X echo "ExtendedArea: ${LOCALE}" X echo "NeverSee: ${NeverTrust}" X echo "OtherDisregard: ${OtherDisregard}" X echo "Disregard: ${Disregard}" X echo "SpooledNewsDir: ${SpooledNewsDir}" X echo "PostedGroups: ${PostedGroups}" X echo "---------------------------------" X echo -n "Commands: A-Add D-Delete C-Clearall Q-Quit" X echo " S-Show H-Help" X echo "Fields: A E N O D S P" X ;; X H | h ) cmd=tryagain; X if [ -s ${jobs}/Help ]; then X cat ${jobs}/Help X fi X ;; X *) cmd=tryagain;; X esac X if [ $cmd = quit ]; then X break; X elif [ $cmd = tryagain ]; then X continue X fi X # X # Get field to apply command X # X echo -n "Field? " ; read ans; X new=""; X case $ans in X A | a) fld=A; set "${Area}";; X E | e) fld=E; set "${LOCALE}";; X N | n) fld=N; set "${NeverTrust}";; X O | o) fld=O; set "${OtherDisregard}";; X D | d) fld=D; set "${Disregard}";; X S | s) fld=S; set "${SpooledNewsDir}";; X P | p) fld=P; set "${PostedGroups}";; X *) continue;; X esac X # X # Apply commands, most special cases handle removal of extra X # space characters, special conditions on variables X # and we try to be *real* careful. X New=$* X idx=$# X case $cmd in X X add ) Mod="${Mod} $fld"; X if [ $fld = D ]; then # Remind fields X echo "FYI-> 1:WhoPat 2:SummaryPat 3:Contact_info" X fi X echo -n "name: "; read ans; X tmpans=`echo "${ans}" | sed -e "s,\\\\${ESC},^[,g" ` X ans=${tmpans} X set - X if [ "$New" = none ]; then # we are adding to none X New="" # so remove 'none' from list X fi X if [ "$New" = "*" ]; then X New="" # so remove * from list X fi X if [ $fld = P ]; then # add expansion X if [ " $ans" != " " ]; then X ans="${ans}/*" # ignore blanks X fi X fi X new="${New} ${ans}"; X if [ " $New" = " " ]; then # ignore blanks X new="${ans}"; X fi X New=$new X if [ $fld = S ]; then # Only allow one here X New=$ans; X fi X if [ $fld = E -a "$Area" = none ]; then X echo "Add some Area's first, Extended Areas" X echo " is used to qualify additional Subject" X echo " lines and will always include Area" X New="" X fi X ;; X del ) set $@ # We ask for each one X if [ $fld = S ]; then # tell em to use add X echo "Use Add to change spool directory" X continue X fi X if [ "$New" = none ]; then X echo "None to delete" X continue X fi X while [ $idx -gt 0 ]; do X tmpqus=`echo "$1"| sed -e 's,\^\[, ,g' ` X echo -n "Delete '${tmpqus}' y/[n]? " X read ans X if [ " $ans" != " y" ]; then X if [ " $new" = " " ]; then X new="$1" X else X new="$new $1" X fi X fi X shift; idx=$# X done X if [ $fld = P ]; then X new='*' X fi X New=$new X Mod="${Mod} $fld"; X ;; X clr ) if [ $fld = S ]; then # tell em to use add X echo "Use Add to change spool directory" X continue X fi X New="" X # X # Ensure a 'none' field always in these. X if [ $fld = N -o $fld = O -o $fld = D ]; X then X New="none" X elif [ $fld = A -o $fld = E ]; X then X New="none" X elif [ $fld = A ]; then # clear Extended area as well X LOCALE="none" X fi X # X # set it to all possible subdirectories X if [ $fld = P ]; then X New='*' X fi X Mod="${Mod} $fld"; X ;; X esac X # X # Ensure a 'none' field always in these. X if [ "${New} " = " " ]; then X if [ $fld = N -o $fld = O -o $fld = D ]; X then X New="none" X elif [ $fld = A -o $fld = E ]; X then X New="none" X elif [ $fld = A ]; then X LOCALE="none" X fi X fi X # X # This is where we actually replace the variables with the tmp. X case $fld in X A ) Area=$New;; X E ) LOCALE=$New;; X # The sed action below handles "*" and "'" strings in raw form X # A similar sed line also appears in the 'ed' script for X # the same reason X N ) NeverTrust=`echo "$New" | \ X sed -e "s,',\\\\\',g" -e "s,\\\*,\\\\\*,g"`;; X O ) OtherDisregard=`echo "$New" | \ X sed -e "s,',\\\\\',g" -e "s,\\\*,\\\\\*,g"`;; X D ) Disregard=`echo "$New" | \ X sed -e "s,',\\\\\',g" -e "s,\\\*,\\\\\*,g"`;; X S ) if [ -d $New ]; then X SpooledNewsDir=$New X else X echo "$New doesn't exist, no change" X fi ;; X P ) X if [ "$New" != "*" ]; then X new="" X tdir=`echo $New | sed -e 's,/\*,,g'` X for dir in $tdir X do X if [ -d "${SpooledNewsDir}/${dir}" ]; then X if [ " $new" = " " ]; then X new="${dir}/*" X else X new="$new ${dir}/*" X fi X else X echo "no ${SpooledNewsDir}/$dir, ignored" X fi X done X New=$new X fi X PostedGroups=$New;; X esac X done X ExtendedArea="${Area} ${LOCALE}" # Always reset this here X X # X # Create a file with all modified variables in it. X # X echo "Area=\"${Area}\"" > $modmods X if [ "$LOCALE" = none ]; then X LOCALE="" X fi X echo "ExtendedArea=\"\${Area} ${LOCALE}\"" >> $modmods X if [ "$NeverTrust" = none ]; then X echo "NeverTrust=none" >> $modmods X else X echo "NeverTrust=\"${NeverTrust}\"" >> $modmods X fi X if [ "$OtherDisregard" = none ]; then X echo "OtherDisregard=none" >> $modmods X else X echo "OtherDisregard=\"${OtherDisregard}\"" >> $modmods X fi X if [ "$Disregard" = none ]; then X echo "Disregard=none" >> $modmods X else X echo "Disregard=\"${Disregard}\"" >> $modmods X fi X echo "SpooledNewsDir=\"${SpooledNewsDir}\"" >> $modmods X echo "PostedGroups=\"${PostedGroups}\"" >> $modmods X # X # Special case default... X if [ "$Name" != default ]; then X echo "Ext=\".$Name\"" >> $modmods X else X echo "Ext=\"\"" >> $modmods X fi X # X # Check out the setup file to ensure we are consistent with X # any maintenance on this script. We want to match the number X # number of lines in the modmods file to the variables in the X # actual setup file. X SetupLines=`egrep -v "^#" $modfile | sed -e '/^$/D' | \ X wc -l | awk '{print $1}'` X ModLines=`wc -l $modmods | awk '{print $1}'` X if [ $SetupLines != $ModLines ]; then X echo "Missing variables in setup file. Correcting..." X sed -e 's,^,#,' $modfile > ${modfile}.tmp X cat $modmods >> ${modfile}.tmp X mv -f ${modfile}.tmp ${modfile} X echo "Fixed. Corrections are added if you want these changes." X echo "You will be asked." X fi X # X # Remove redundant Mod's in Mod field X if [ " $Mod" != " " ]; then # No changes made avoid set X set $Mod X Mod="" X while [ $# ]; do X isInList=false X for I in $Mod X do X if [ " $I" = " $1" ]; then X isInList=true; break X fi X done X if [ $isInList = false ]; then X Mod="${Mod} $1"; X fi X if [ $# != 1 ]; then X shift X else X break; X fi X done X fi X # X # Create an ed script to make the changes. X ( echo '#!/bin/sh' X echo '#' X echo '# This is an ed script.' X echo '#' X echo 'read area' X echo 'read exarea' X ) > $modit X # X # Urggggg ;-) sed out for special characters... X # X cat >>$modit << @@EDSCRIPT@@ X read nevsee X nevsee=\`echo "\$nevsee" |sed -e "s,',\\\\\\\\\',g"\` X nevsee=\`echo "\$nevsee" |sed -e "s,\\\*,\\\\\\\\\*,g"\` X@@EDSCRIPT@@ X cat >>$modit << @@EDSCRIPT@@ X read odist X odist=\`echo "\$odist" |sed -e "s,',\\\\\\\\\',g"\` X odist=\`echo "\$odist" |sed -e "s,\\\*,\\\\\\\\\*,g"\` X@@EDSCRIPT@@ X cat >>$modit << @@EDSCRIPT@@ X read dgard X dgard=\`echo "\$dgard" |sed -e "s,\\\*,\\\\\\\\\*,g"\` X dgard=\`echo "\$dgard" |sed -e "s,',\\\\\\\\\',g"\` X@@EDSCRIPT@@ X echo read spool >> $modit X echo read pnews >> $modit X # X # So much for the preamble. X # X # Some of this next stuff looks bad but... X # X echo 'read ext' >> $modit X echo "/bin/ed ${modfile}" ' << @EOF@' >> $modit # Watch the quotes X for mods in $Mod X do X case $mods in X A) echo '$' >> $modit X echo '/^Area/' >> $modit X echo 's/^/#/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$area' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X ;; X E) echo '$' >> $modit X echo '/^ExtendedArea/' >> $modit X echo 's/^/#/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$exarea' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X ;; X N) echo '$' >> $modit X echo '/^NeverTrust/' >> $modit X echo 's/^/#/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$nevsee' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X ;; X O) echo '$' >> $modit X echo '/^OtherDisregard/' >> $modit X echo 's/^/#/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$odist' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X ;; X D) echo '$' >> $modit X echo '/^Disregard/' >> $modit X echo 's/^/#/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$dgard' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X ;; X S) echo '$' >> $modit X echo '/^SpooledNewsDir/' >> $modit X echo 's/^/#/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$spool' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X ;; X P) echo '$' >> $modit X echo '/^PostedGroups/' >> $modit X echo 's/^/#/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$pnews' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X ;; X *) ;; X esac X done X # Do Ext= string and write quit X if [ " `egrep '^Ext=' $modfile`" = " " ]; then # not there add it X echo '$' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$ext' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X elif [ " `egrep '^Ext=' $modfile`" != " Ext=\".${Name}\"" ]; then X echo '$' >> $modit X echo 's/^Ext=/#Ext=/' >> $modit X echo 'a' >> $modit X echo '$ext' >> $modit X echo '.' >> $modit X fi X echo 'w' >> $modit X echo 'q' >> $modit X echo '@EOF@' >> $modit X # X # That's all of the script building stuff so let's use it. X # X chmod +x $modit X $modit < $modmods 2>&1 >/dev/null X # X # Test changes X # X set $modfile X echo "Testing changes..." X echo "#!/bin/sh -u" > $testfile X sed -e 's,#.*$,,' $1 >> $testfile X echo `awk -f= '{if (NF != 2) next; printf "echo $%s; ", $1 }' \ X $testfile` >> $testfile X chmod +x $testfile X $testfile >/dev/null X badfile=$? X # X # Check for multiple of three patterns X # on the Disregard Variable X # X badvar=0 X egrep -s "^Disregard=none" $testfile X if [ $? = 1 ]; then X TestDisLine=`egrep '^Disregard' $testfile | \ X awk -f= '{ print $2 }' | sed -e s,\",,g` X echo $TestDisLine | \ X awk '{ if ( NF % 3 != 0 ) \ X { exit 1 } \ X else \ X print $0 }' >/dev/null X badvar=$? X fi X # X # Check out Errors. X # X rm -f $testfile X if [ $badvar = 1 ]; then X echo "$0: Bad setup file $1" X echo "$0: Disregard Variable not modulo three fields" X fi X if [ $badfile = 1 ]; then X echo "$0: Bad setup file $1" X echo "$0: Variables may not contain #'s characters" X echo "$0: Disregard Fields:" X echo $TestDisLine | awk '{ while (i++ < NF) \ X printf "\t%d:\t%s\n", i, $i}' X fi X # X # Check bad and make corrections. X # X if [ $badvar = 0 -a $badfile = 0 ]; then X echo "Testing complete." X echo -n "Are these what you want [y]/n? " X read ans X if [ " $ans" != " n" ]; then X notdone=0 # Yes, so quit X else X echo -n "Quit [y]/n? " X read ans X if [ " $ans" != " n" ]; then X exit 0 X fi X fi X fi Xdone Xcp $modfile ${jobs}/setup.$Name END_OF_FILE if test 17976 -ne `wc -c <'maintjobs'`; then echo shar: \"'maintjobs'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi chmod +x 'maintjobs' # end of 'maintjobs' fi if test -f 'setup.default' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'setup.default'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'setup.default'\" $3682 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'setup.default' <<'END_OF_FILE' X# Distribution Functional Setup file with modified parameters X# X# Comments in this file consist of an occurrence of '#' at the beginning X# of a line and go until the end of that line. X# X# X# Default directory and News groups XSpooledNewsDir="/usr/spool/news/misc/jobs" XPostedGroups="contract/* offered/* offered/entry/*" X# X# Default Area's XArea="Portland Hillsboro Beaverton Aloha Oregon" X# X# Default Extended Area's Always keep ${Area} and add 'CA' or 'GA' or whatever XExtendedArea="${Area} OR" X# Default NeverTrust - Articles that may contain information we don't X# want can be removed using never trust. Typically X# a small percentage of articles are posted by X# people thinking that the news groups searched are X# meant for requests for information instead of X# being meant to provide requests for interested X# parties. Sometimes there are mistakes and flames X# all of which we don't want to see. NeverTrust X# provides a way to remove these once detected. X# You can add a usenet address or a word from the X# content which uniquely identifies this stream. X# You should also be careful to be *very* selective X# as there are no checks against the other variables. X#NeverTrust="Looking^[for^[a^[job" XNeverTrust=none X# X# Default OtherDisregards - These are patterns which are known to pop up X# in the 'other local company offerings' section because X# of the return address or other parts of the article. X# For eg. there is a Hillsboro Rd in Nashville which X# pop's up from a Recruiter posting from there. X# These poster's are usually very consistent when it X# comes to article net-etiquette so we don't waste X# time on their likely out-of-area posts. X#OtherDisregard="joeLocalBigCompanyInHR Nashville" XOtherDisregard="none" X# X# Optional three argument field for redundant posts. All articles by X# the first pattern are replaced by a summary X# and shown at the top of the Other Company's list. X# We assume that these articles will have good net-etiquette. X# The second argument forms an article search pattern for X# a one line summary statement. The first occurrence of X# pattern 2 followed by a space or tab in the article will X# be what appears on each summary line. X# The third pattern is the contact person which must not X# contain any spaces (use underscores and/or dot's). X# You can also escape "*" with "\*", I've not tried others ;-). X# eg. "IRecruite Position IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)" X# The company "IRecruite", Each summary line starts after the first line X# with the string "Position " until the end of line is reached and X# the contact information is "IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)". X# Disregard="IRecruite Position IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)" XDisregard=none X# X# Ext A file extension helpful with managing multiple lists which go to X# multiple groups of people that may not have the same contacts. X# eg. You want the Default full list (no filename extension) to X# go to one group but you want a list which weeds out IRecruite X# articles to go to another. Soooo, You create multiple setup files X# that have different Ext's and print or email them after a late night X# run once a week. The file 'Last' in the 'jobdir' directory will X# contain the filename of the last listing and will look like '1993Jan01' X# which can be used for this purpose, X# eg. lpr -T JobListing < `cat ${jobdir}/Last`.MyGroup X# eg. mail -s JobListing joe@hireme.com < `cat ${jobdir}/Last X# where .MyGroup is the Ext file extension. lpr will print the MyGroup X# list off and joe@hireme.com will get the listing with no file extension. X# Note: You still must run the main script one time for each setup file. XExt="" END_OF_FILE if test 3682 -ne `wc -c <'setup.default'`; then echo shar: \"'setup.default'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'setup.default' fi if test -f 'setup.example' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'setup.example'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'setup.example'\" $3739 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'setup.example' <<'END_OF_FILE' X# Distribution Functional Setup file with modified parameters X# X# Comments in this file consist of an occurrence of '#' at the beginning X# of a line and go until the end of that line. X# X# Default directory and News groups XSpooledNewsDir="/usr/spool/news/misc/jobs" XPostedGroups="contract/* offered/*" X# X# Default Area's XArea="Portland Hillsboro Beaverton Aloha Oregon" X# X# Default Extended Area's Always keep ${Area} and add 'CA' or 'GA' or whatever XExtendedArea="${Area} OR" X# Default NeverTrust - Articles that may contain information we don't X# want can be removed using never trust. Typically X# a small percentage of articles are posted by X# people thinking that the news groups searched are X# meant for requests for information instead of X# being meant to provide requests for interested X# parties. Sometimes there are mistakes and flames X# all of which we don't want to see. NeverTrust X# provides a way to remove these once detected. X# You can add a usenet address or a word from the X# content which uniquely identifies this stream. X# You should also be careful to be *very* selective X# as there are no checks against the other variables. X#NeverTrust=none XNeverTrust="Looking^[for^[a^[job" X# Default OtherDisregards - These are patterns which are known to pop up X# in the 'other local company offerings' section because X# of the return address or other parts of the article. X# For eg. there is a Hillsboro Rd in Nashville which X# pop's up from a Recruiter posting from there. X# These poster's are usually very consistent when it X# comes to article net-etiquette so we don't waste X# time on their likely out-of-area posts. X#OtherDisregard="joeLocalBigCompanyInHR Nashville" XOtherDisregard="NBI\'s Crush Nashville" X# X# Optional three argument field for redundant posts. All articles by X# the first pattern are replaced by a summary X# and shown at the top of the Other Company's list. X# We assume that these articles will have good net-etiquette. X# The second argument forms an article search pattern for X# a one line summary statement. The first occurrence of X# pattern 2 followed by a space or tab in the article will X# be what appears on each summary line. X# The third pattern is the contact person which must not X# contain any spaces (use underscores and/or dot's). X# You can also escape "*" with "\*", I've not tried others ;-). X# eg. "IRecruite Position IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)" X# The company "IRecruite", Each summary line starts after the first line X# with the string "Position " until the end of line is reached and X# the contact information is "IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)". X# Disregard="IRecruite Position IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)" X#Disregard="none" XDisregard="NBI\'s \* NBI's(Joe_NoBody:555.1212)" X# X# Ext A file extension helpful with managing multiple lists which go to X# multiple groups of people that may not have the same contacts. X# eg. You want the Default full list (no filename extension) to X# go to one group but you want a list which weeds out IRecruite X# articles to go to another. Soooo, You create multiple setup files X# that have different Ext's and print or email them after a late night X# run once a week. The file 'Last' in the 'jobdir' directory will X# contain the filename of the last listing and will look like '1993Jan01' X# which can be used for this purpose, X# eg. lpr -T JobListing < `cat ${jobdir}/Last`.MyGroup X# eg. mail -s JobListing joe@hireme.com < `cat ${jobdir}/Last X# where .MyGroup is the Ext file extension. lpr will print the MyGroup X# list off and joe@hireme.com will get the listing with no file extension. X# Note: You still must run the main script one time for each setup file. XExt=".example" END_OF_FILE if test 3739 -ne `wc -c <'setup.example'`; then echo shar: \"'setup.example'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'setup.example' fi if test -f 'setup.newyork' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'setup.newyork'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'setup.newyork'\" $3813 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'setup.newyork' <<'END_OF_FILE' X# Distribution Functional Setup file with modified parameters X# X# Comments in this file consist of an occurrence of '#' at the beginning X# of a line and go until the end of that line. X# X# X# Default directory and News groups XSpooledNewsDir="/usr/spool/news/misc/jobs" XPostedGroups="contract/* offered/* offered/entry/*" X# X# Default Area's X#Area="Portland Hillsboro Beaverton Aloha Oregon" XArea="New^[York New^[Jersey ^[NY ^[NJ NYC Manhattan" X# X# Default Extended Area's Always keep ${Area} and add 'CA' or 'GA' or whatever X#ExtendedArea="${Area} OR" XExtendedArea="${Area} NY NJ ny/nj" X# Default NeverTrust - Articles that may contain information we don't X# want can be removed using never trust. Typically X# a small percentage of articles are posted by X# people thinking that the news groups searched are X# meant for requests for information instead of X# being meant to provide requests for interested X# parties. Sometimes there are mistakes and flames X# all of which we don't want to see. NeverTrust X# provides a way to remove these once detected. X# You can add a usenet address or a word from the X# content which uniquely identifies this stream. X# You should also be careful to be *very* selective X# as there are no checks against the other variables. X#NeverTrust=none XNeverTrust="Subject:^[Re: RFD:^[misc.jobs Sample^[Contract Great^[Usenet^[Piss" X# X# Default OtherDisregards - These are patterns which are known to pop up X# in the 'other local company offerings' section because X# of the return address or other parts of the article. X# For eg. there is a Hillsboro Rd in Nashville which X# pop's up from a Recruiter posting from there. X# These poster's are usually very consistent when it X# comes to article net-etiquette so we don't waste X# time on likely out-of-area posts. X#OtherDisregard="Nashville stylistic" XOtherDisregard=none X# X# Optional three argument field for redundant posts. All articles by X# the first pattern are replaced by a summary X# and shown at the top of the Other Company's list. X# We assume that these articles will have good net-etiquette. X# The second argument forms an article search pattern for X# a one line summary statement. The first occurrence of X# pattern 2 followed by a space or tab in the article will X# be what appears on each summary line. X# The third pattern is the contact person which must not X# contain any spaces (use underscores and/or dot's). X# You can also escape "'" with "\'", I've not tried others ;-). X# eg. "IRecruite Position IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)" X# The company "IRecruite", Each summary line starts after the first line X# with the string "Position " until the end of line is reached and X# the contact information is "IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)". X# Disregard="IRecruite Position IRecruite(Joe_Recruiter:800.555.1212)" XDisregard=none X# X# Ext A file extension helpful with managing multiple lists which go to X# multiple groups of people that may not have the same contacts. X# eg. You want the Default full list (no filename extension) to X# go to one group but you want a list which weeds out IRecruite X# articles to go to another. Soooo, You create multiple setup files X# that have different Ext's and print or email them after a late night X# run once a week. The file 'Last' in the 'jobdir' directory will X# contain the filename of the last listing and will look like '1993Jan01' X# which can be used for this purpose, X# eg. lpr -T JobListing < `cat ${jobdir}/Last`.MyGroup X# eg. mail -s JobListing joe@hireme.com < `cat ${jobdir}/Last X# where .MyGroup is the Ext file extension. lpr will print the MyGroup X# list off and joe@hireme.com will get the listing with no file extension. X# Note: You still must run the main script one time for each setup file. X#Ext="" XExt=".newyork" END_OF_FILE if test 3813 -ne `wc -c <'setup.newyork'`; then echo shar: \"'setup.newyork'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'setup.newyork' fi echo shar: End of archive 1 $of 2$. cp /dev/null ark1isdone MISSING="" for I in 1 2 ; do if test ! -f ark${I}isdone ; then MISSING="${MISSING} ${I}" fi done if test "${MISSING}" = "" ; then echo You have unpacked both archives. rm -f ark[1-9]isdone else echo You still must unpack the following archives: echo " " ${MISSING} fi exit 0 exit 0 # Just in case...