RE: [Thinstation-general] v2.1 feature request: session type 'scr ipt'

[Miles R. <mr...@we...>]

will put it down for 2.1 :o)

-----Original Message-----
From: B.J. Kramer [mailto:bj...@re...]
Sent: Thursday, 29 April 2004 02:34 a.m.
To: thi...@li...
Subject: [Thinstation-general] v2.1 feature request: session type
'script'


I would like the ability to specify a script as a 'session'. My particular 
application is to allow auto-updating of thinstation installs on clients
that 
need the OS installed locally, but I'm sure other people will find other
benefits.

I guess it could be done with:
   SESSION_0_TYPE=script
   SESSION_0_SCRIPT_NAME=foo.sh
   (etc)
and there'd have to be a way of downloading scripts at boot time, much like 
packages. Perhaps there could simply be a 'scripts' dir, and everything in
it 
gets copied locally at boot time.

Of course, if anyone can think of a way I can have a shell script on the
boot 
server and modify a conf file such that on the next boot the client would
run 
that script WITH THE CURRENT VERSION, that would be even better.

Thanx,
-B.J.



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