Post reboot commands (howto?)

[Jesse Keating]

On Fri, 2005-03-04 at 11:31 -0800, niko wrote:
> I am using kickstart (EL3) to setup machines over the network. I would
> like to
> be able to run a script only once when the machine reboots after a
> successful
> installation (script must run with the right kernel and so on...)
> 
> The %post sequence is executed before the reboot so that is not doing
> it.
> I was thinking of adding a 'runonce' file in /etc/init.d to do the
> work and
> remove itself. Has anyone a better solution?

I do pretty close to this.  I'll backup the original /etc/rc.local file
in the kickstart %post, and drop a new rc.local file in that points to
the script I want ran after boot.  The end of my script will replace the
backed up rc.local file.

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