Rewrite the systype program from Lab 59 as a function that returns the name of the system. Use this function to determine what options you will use with the ps command in the checking program.

The ps command to list all processes on AT&T UNIX is

ps –ef

On UNIX/BSD UNIX/Linux, the command is

ps –aux or ps aux[9]

^[9] Using the leading dash with UNIX will produce a warning. See the man page. Without the leading dash, Linux displays only user's processes.

Write a function called cleanup that will remove all temporary files and exit the script. If the interrupt or hangup signal is sent while the program is running, the trap command will call the cleanup function.

Use a here document to add a new menu item to the lookup script to resemble the following:

[1] Add entry

[2] Delete entry

[3] Change entry

[4] View entry

[5] Exit

Write a function to handle each of the items in the menu. After the user has selected a valid entry, and the function has completed, ask if the user would like to see the menu again. If an invalid entry is entered, the program should print

Invalid entry, try again.

and the menu will be redisplayed.

Create a submenu under View entry in the lookup script. The user will be asked if he or she would like to view specific information for a selected individual:

a) Phone

b) Address

c) Birth date

d) Salary

Use the trap command in a script to perform a cleanup operation if the interrupt signal is sent while the program is running.