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#
# This is a distribution configuration file template.
# This configuration file is meant to run specific actions
# depending on the Linux version the VE is running.
#
# After an action is initiated, it requests vzctl to read the configuration on the basis
# of the DISTRIBUTION or (if not present) on the OSTEMPLATE variable in the VE
# configuration file. In case an unknown distribution version has been found,
# the default configuration file is used for this distribution.
# If no configuration file was found, the default.conf file is used.
#

# This script is launched inside a VE on executing the following commands:
#	vzctl start VEID
#	vzctl set VEID --ipadd <ip>
#
# The script is used to configure the network settings
# on the VE startup or on the IP address(es) assignment.
# The parameters are passed to the corresponding environment variables.
# Required parameters:
#   IP_ADDR	- the IP address(es) to be added to the VE
#                 (the space is used to separate several IP addresses)
# Optional parameters:
#   VE_STATE	- the state of the VE; can be either "starting" or "running"
#   IPDELALL	- deletes all old interfaces
#
ADD_IP=pld-add_ip.sh

# This script is launched inside a VE on executing the following commands:
#	vzctl set VEID --ipdel <ip>
#	vzctl set VEID --ipdel <all>
#
# The script is used to delete an existing IP address(es).
# The parameters are passed to the corresponding environment variables.
# Required parameters:
#   IP_ADDR	- the IP addresses to be deleted from the VE
#		(the space is used to separate several IP addresses)
# Optional parameters:
#   IPDELALL	- deletes all existing IP addresses
#
DEL_IP=pld-del_ip.sh

# This script is launched inside a VE on executing the following command:
#	vzctl set VEID --hostname <name>
#
# The script is used to configure the hostname of the VE.
# The parameters are passed to the corresponding environment variables.
# Required parameters:
#   HOSTNM	- the hostname of the VE
#
SET_HOSTNAME=pld-set_hostname.sh

# This script is launched inside a VE on executing the following command:
#	vzctl set VEID --searchdomain <domain> --nameserver <ip>
#
# The script is used to configure DNS parameters in the /etc/resolv.conf file.
# The parameters are passed to the corresponding environment variables.
# Optional parameters:
#   SEARCHDOMAIN- Sets a search domain(s) for the VE. Modifies the /etc/resolv.conf file.
#   NAMESERVER	- Sets a name server(s) for the VE. Modifies the /etc/resolv.conf file.
#
SET_DNS=set_dns.sh

# This script is launched inside a VE on executing the following command:
#	vzctl set VEID --userpasswd <user:passwd>
#
# The script is used to add a new user or change the current password.
# The parameters are passed to the corresponding environment variables.
# Required parameters:
#   USERPW  - Sets a new password for the VE user. If the user does not exist,
# 		the script creates a new user with the specified password.
#
SET_USERPASS=set_userpass.sh

# This script is launched inside a VE on executing the following command:
#	vzctl set VEID --quotaugidlimit <num>
#
# The script is used to set up second level quota.
# The parameters are passed to the corresponding environment variables.
# Required parameters:
#   MINOR	- the root device minor number
#   MAJOR	- the root device major number
SET_UGID_QUOTA=set_ugid_quota.sh

# This script is launched on the Hardware Node after the VE creation:
#	vzctl create VEID
#
# The script is used to perform certain postcreate tasks.
# The parameters are passed to the corresponding environment variables.
# Required parameters:
#   VE_ROOT	- the root path of the VE
POST_CREATE=postcreate.sh