#!/bin/sh
# IBM(c) 2007 EPL license http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html
#################################################################
#
#   xCAT script for running postboot scripts for full install case.
#################################################################

if [ ! `uname` = Linux ]; then
   MYDIR=`dirname $0`
   #exec $MYDIR/xcatdsklspost.aix
   logger -t xcat "$0: the OS name is not Linux"
   exit
fi
SLI=$(awk 'BEGIN{srand(); printf("%d\n",rand()*10)}')
sleep $SLI

cd /xcatpost; 
PATH=/xcatpost:$PATH
export PATH
chmod +x /xcatpost/*;

#  Traditionally, mypostscript.post has been kept in /tmp across the first boot.
#  However, Ubuntu cleans /tmp on reboot.  So, for Ubuntu, /var/tmp is used instead.
#  Therefore, allow for finding mypostscript.post in /var/tmp or /tmp.

if [ -e /var/tmp/mypostscript.post ]; then
    POST_IN_DIR="/var/tmp"
else
    POST_IN_DIR="/tmp"
fi

if [ -x /usr/bin/openssl ]; then
     SIP=`grep "^MASTER=" ${POST_IN_DIR}/mypostscript.post  |cut -d= -f2`
     XCATSERVER="$SIP:3001"
     export XCATSERVER
     USEOPENSSLFORXCAT=1 #Though this is the only method going forward, flag to allow backward compatibility with 2.2 generated netboot images
     export USEOPENSSLFORXCAT
fi

#  Regardless of where mypostscript.post was found, modify and run it in /tmp.

DHCP_TMP=`sed 's/\(DHCPINTERFACES=\)\(.*\)$/\1"\2"/' ${POST_IN_DIR}/mypostscript.post`
echo "$DHCP_TMP" > /tmp/mypostscript.post

echo "updateflag.awk \$MASTER 3002 \"installstatus booted\"" >> /tmp/mypostscript.post

chmod +x /tmp/mypostscript.post
if [ -x /tmp/mypostscript.post ];then
   /tmp/mypostscript.post
fi
