37 lines
821 B
Bash
37 lines
821 B
Bash
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#! /bin/bash
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##
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## This script is run each time a system boots. It is triggered because it is linked in from /etc/rc3.d/scat-boot.sh
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##
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echo START `date` > /tmp/boot_scat.out
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###############################
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## Step 1 ##
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#
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# Determine if we should run the lighthouse process
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# TBD
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###############################
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## Step 2 ##
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#
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# Determine if we should run the scat-register process
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#
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# For right now, it should always run at boot time so lets just run it.
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/sl/scat/scat_register.py &
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###############################
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## Step 3 ##
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#
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# Now that we are registered we should have an environment. If so we run
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# the mount_sl.sh and mount_env.sh scripts. The mount the needed file systems based on ENV
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/sl/scat/mount_sl.sh && /sl/scat/mount_env.sh
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######### END ############
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echo END `date` > /tmp/boot_scat.out
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