Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE 11 - SUBSCRIPTION MANAGEMENT TOOL GUIDE 10-02-2009 Manual page 215

tinguished names (DN) and the attributes are named scRefPcDn and
scPosImageDn.
4b All information is collected to generate the /srv/tftpboot/CR/config
.MAC configuration file. It is possible to specify hardware type or image
type dependent configuration files, such as xorg.conf, which would be
hardware type dependent. These files are generated in the/srv/tftpboot/
CR/MAC directory. For this purpose, an object of the class
scConfigFileTemplate can be added to the relevant scRefPc or
scPosImage object in the global container.
At this point, the scConfigFileData attribute of the
scConfigFileTemplate object contains the required file. Hardware
or image dependent configuration files are always looked up by the hardware
order image.
All newly generated files are initially named with the prefix TMP_.
4c The configuration files are renamed from TMP_* to their final names. The
/srv/tftpboot/upload/hwtype.MAC file is deleted. The registration
of a newly detected Point of Service terminal is complete.
5 posleases2ldap.pl starts posldap2dns.pl. The zone files for the DNS
server are regenerated from the directory data as a temporary file and renamed.
The DNS service is restarted if there are any changes.
6 posleases2ldap.pl starts posldap2dhcp.pl. The dhcpd.conf file
is regenerated from the directory data as a temporary file and renamed. The
DHCP service is restarted if there are any changes.
7 posleases2ldap.pl runs in a loop starting at Step 2 (page 206) until it is
terminated or the scDynamicIp attribute in the scLocation object for the
branch is set to FALSE.
8 posleases2ldap.pl starts the ImageNotify daemon. It monitors /srv/
tftpboot/upload for boot version, MAC address files, and transfers image
notify data to LDAP.
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