Generate a sysidcfg file

Question

Is there a command to generate a sysidcfg file based on a systems current configuration?
Thanks!

Answer 1

Well, its not hugely complicated, mine could easily be generated with the following shell script:
#!/bin/sh
netmask=`cat /etc/netmasks  |grep -v \# |awk '{print $2}'`
router=`cat /etc/defaultrouter`
pw=`cat /etc/shadow  |grep root |cut -d: -f2`
echo "timezone=${TZ}"
echo "network_interface=primary{netmask=${netmask} protocol_ipv6=no default_router=${router} }"
echo "root_password=${pw}"
echo "system_locale=${LANG}"
echo "terminal=vt100"
echo "timeserver=localhost"
echo "name_service=none"
echo "security_policy=none".. i configure the systems from the finish_script, so my sysidcfg contains a lot of 'none' ..
.7/M.