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   <H2><CODE>ars_GetListServer()</CODE></H2>

      This function determines what servers are available from the machine
      that the script is running on.<P>

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          <DT><B>On success</B><DD>
              Returns an array of one or more servers as defined in 
              the <CODE>/etc/ar</CODE> file.
          <DT><B>On failure</B><DD>
              Returns <CODE>undef</CODE>.
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      <P>Example:

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      @servers = ars_GetListServer();
      for($i = 0; $i &lt;= $#servers ; $i++) {
           print "$servers[$i]\n";
      }
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Last changes to this page 26th June 1997 by d.j.adams@soton.ac.uk<br>
&#169; J.C.Murphy, J.W.Murphy 1997 arsperl@arsperl.org
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