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.TH fai-do-scripts 1 "2 apr 2003" "FAI 2.4.1" |
.TH fai-do-scripts 1 "5 apr 2005" "FAI 2.8" |
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fai-do-scripts executes all scripts in DIRECTORY which are also a |
fai-do-scripts executes all scripts in DIRECTORY which are also a |
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defined class. If the name of the class is a directory, all scripts |
defined class. If the name of the class is a directory, all scripts |
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that match `S[0-9]*' in this directory are executed. So it is |
that match `[0-9][0-9]*' in this directory are executed. So it is |
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possible to have several scripts of different types (shell, |
possible to have several scripts of different types (shell, |
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cfengine,...) to be executed for one class. |
cfengine,...) to be executed for one class. For backwards compatibility, |
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scripts matching `S[0-9]*' are also executed, but a warning is |
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printed. This will be removed in a future version. |
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.SH OPTIONS |
.SH OPTIONS |
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.TP |
.TP |
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.SH EXAMPLES |
.SH EXAMPLES |
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.br |
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In FAI, fai-class is used in the following way: |
In FAI, fai-do-scripts is used in the following way: |
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# fai-do-scripts /fai/scripts |
# fai-do-scripts /fai/scripts |
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