#!/bin/sh
#
#  Usage: $0 target_host
#
#  Quick (well, relative; quickly written code, not a quick test) tftp
# checker.
#
#  Connects to the host, tries to get the password file.  Takes a long
# time to timeout...
#

#
#  Location of stuff:

. config/paths.sh

# need a target, eh?
if $TEST $# -ne "1" ; then
	$ECHO Usage: $0 target_host
	exit 1
	fi

# used in final output
target=$1
service=`$BASENAME $0 | $SED 's/\..*$//'`
status="a"

# tmp and target file
file=/etc/group
TMP=./tmp.$$

#
#   Do the dirty work -- check tftp for the localhost, if it was found;
# this might take a bit, since tftp might have to time out.
{
$TFTP << _XXX_
connect $target
get $file $TMP
quit
_XXX_
}  > /dev/null 2> /dev/null

if $TEST -s $TMP ; then
	trustee="nobody@$target"
	trusted="ANY@ANY"
	service_output="TFTP file access"
	text="tftp file read"
	severity="nr"
	$ECHO "$target|$service|$status|$severity|$trustee|$trusted|$service_output|$text"
	# little trick; output it once, then again below, for both
	# reading and writing.
	text="tftp file write"
	severity="nw"
else
	severity=""
	trustee=""
	trusted=""
	service_output=""
	text="tftp isn't running or is restricted"
	fi

$ECHO "$target|$service|$status|$severity|$trustee|$trusted|$service_output|$text"
$RM -f $TMP

exit 0

# end of script