xcat-core/xCAT-server-2.0/etc/xcat/postscripts.rules

# Post Install Scripts
#
# The Post Install Scripts table is a rules-based system for determining
# which install scripts and in what order to execute them.
#
# Rules and actions are formatted:
#
# RULE {
#     script [args]
#     script [args]
#     script [args]
#     ...
# }
# 
# Rules are defined as VAR=REGEX.  Where VAR may be any exported 
# environmental variable, ALL, or NODERANGE (special, see below).
#
# Regular expressions (REGEX or regex) are a powerful way to define a match.
# The perl regex engine is used to parse the rules.  Please do not confuse
# regex with shell expansion characters.
#
# e.g. compute* does NOT match anything starting with 'compute' as bash
# would.  compute.* is the correct regex for a that match.  man perlre for
# regex docs.  (BTW, regex compute* matches 'comput' with 0 or more 'e's at
# the end.)
#
# There is no need to place beginning and end markers (^$) in your regex.
# They are added automatically.
# 
# Actions are defined as:  script [optional args]
#
# A special action/script "STOP" will stop processing all rules and exit.
# 
# Scripts are run top-down multiples rules can match.
#
# Nesting with () and operators and, or, and not are supported.
# 
# The following VARs are exported by xCAT:
# 
# OSVER=(rh62|rh70|rh71|rh72|rh73|rh80|suse81|sles8)
# OSVER is the OS that has just been installed.  OSVER may be defined by
# regex.  (e.g. rh.* is "anything starting with rh")
#
# ARCH=(x86|ia64)
# ARCH is the hardware architecture (uname -m).  ARCH may be defined by
# regex.
#
# NODERANGE=(e.g. node1-node10)
# NODERANGE follows the xCAT noderange format as defined by noderange.5
# (man noderange).  Regex is supported as part of noderange, however it
# must be prefixed with a '@', e.g. (@node.* is "anything starting with
# node").
#
# ALL (Apply to all)
#
# TABLE:TABLENAME:KEY:FIELD=
# 
# The last rule is special and is determined at runtime.
# 
# TABLENAME is the name of an xCAT table located in $XCATROOT/etc.  You
# may create your own tables.
# 
# KEY is the first field of any xCAT table.  $NODE  is a
# special value for key, usually the key is a fixed name, however many xCAT
# tables start with a node or resource group name.
# 
# FIELD is a numeric value for fields associated with KEY.  The first field
# is 1.  Special names are available (e.g. $nodehm_eth0) and are defined in
# $XCATROOT/lib/functions.  Any environmental variable can be used.
#
# e.g.:
#
# TABLE:nodehm.tab:$NODENAME:$nodehm_eth0=e1000
# 
# Would only execute scripts where eth0 was defined as e1000 in nodehm.tab
# for any node.
# 
# The script $XCATROOT/bin/postage is the master post installation script
# that parses this table and runs the scripts.  You can use the script
# $XCATROOT/bin/postrules NODENAME ARCH OSVER to parse this table to test
# your rules.
#
# e.g. postrules node1 x86 rh73
#


# Setup syslog
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	syslog
}

# Setup servicenode 
NODERANGE=service {
        servicenode 
}

# update/add packages
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	updaterpms nodeps
	otherrpms
	forcerpms
}

# setup NFS mounts
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	nfsmounts
}

# sync clock
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	syncclock
	setupntp
}

# Setup PAM
TABLE:noderes:$NODE:access=Y and
(OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.*) {
	setuppam
}

# Setup PBS
TABLE:noderes:$NODE:pbs=Y and
(OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.*) {
	openpbs
}

# Setup paths
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	setuppaths
}

# Setup services
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	setupservices
}

# Setup rsh/ssh.
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.*  or OSVER=fedora.* {
	remoteshell
}

# Enable sysctl
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* or OSVER=fedora.* {
	enablesysreq
}

# Enable debug
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	enabledebug
}

# Setup Myrinet MX
TABLE:noderes:$NODE:install_roll=Y {
	setupstage
}

# Re setup syslog, RPM updates may have hosed it.
OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	resyslog
}


ALL {
	serialconsole
}

#
# Start custom section
#
# Here is a good place to put custom code
#

#
# End custom section
#

# Sync dirs
OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	syncdirs
}

# Unmount /post.
ALL	{
	umountpost
}

# Update remote boot flag.  rsh/ssh must be setup first
# unless xcatd is used.  To use rsh or ssh, pass as
# option to updateflag else pass xcatd
#
#2nd arg can be Master IP for multiple master IP support.
#
ALL {
	updateflag.awk $MASTER 3002
}

NODERANGE=iscsi {
	uploadboot
}
# hardcode networking
#OSVER=sl[34].* or OSVER=centos.* or OSVER=rh.* or OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
#	hardnis
#	hardmodopts options e1000 RxIntDelay=0,0 TxIntDelay=0,0 RxAbsIntDelay=0,0 TxAbsIntDelay=0,0 InterruptThrottleRate=0,0
#}

# SuSE needs an extra reboot.
OSVER=sles.* or OSVER=suse.* {
	reboot
}