.B smscheck
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I Smscheck
-will query the SMS database to determine of every system server which
-should be updated has been successfully updated. It will display a
-one line summary for each service/host pair which has not been
-successfully updated. If all services are up-to-date, this will be
-indicated.
-.PP
-The following information is displayed for unsuccessful services:
-.TP
-service
-the name of the service
-.TP
-host
-the internet hostname
-.TP
-s
-The success/failure flag. A value of 0 here indicates that the last
-updated attempt failed.
-.TP
-e
-The enable flag. A value of 0 here indicates that this service/host
-tuple is disabled. This flag must be set for updates to be attempted.
-Entries that are disabled are ignored by
-.I smscheck.
-.TP
-override
-This shows the length of the re-try interval. This length of time
-after the last time an update was attempted, the DCM will try again.
-.TP
-last time attempted
-This shows the date and time of the last update
-attempt.
-.TP
-val1, val2
-These values are service dependant, and are ignored by
-the update algorithm.
+will query the SMS database to determine which services and hosts have
+failed updates. It will display a summary of each, listing the name,
+error code and message, last successful update, and last attempted
+update. If all services are up-to-date, this will be indicated.
.PP
.SH DIAGNOSTICS
Pay attention to Kerberos diagnostics, as one must be authenticated to
do most SMS database work.
+.SH AUTHOR
+Mark Rosenstein, MIT Project Athena
.SH "SEE ALSO"
-dcmmaint(1), SMS section of the Project Athena Technical Plan
+sms(1), SMS section of the Project Athena Technical Plan
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