[one-users] Unix contextualization

[Steffen Claus]

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> I am looking at the following pieces for contextualization

> - init.sh
> - context paramters

> I see where to put the context pieces , but where do I put in the
> ability to execute init.sh during boot of the VM?

> Do I need to create a script that executes during boot of the OS that
> executes init.sh on system instantiation ?? Could I make it more
> complex so that my changes are permanent in /etc/network/interfaces
> (using Ubuntu here)
Yes, you need to add a startup script. There are examples in the official documentation (also concerning the changes for the udev-rules).


> Also, the difference I see when I am loading CONTEXT settings for
> Windows I use this

> FILES_DS="$FILE[IMAGE_ID=4] $FILE[IMAGE_ID=5] $FILE[IMAGE_ID=6]
> $FILE[IMAGE_ID=7] $FILE[IMAGE_ID=8]"

> But the context page shows

> Files=”/var/tmp/init.sh /var/tmp/id_dsa.pub”

> Either way its just copying the file for the contextualization? The 2
> nd is a reference to a file on the ON host?
The first references files from the file datastore. The second example references files on the ONE host.

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