#!/bin/sh
# Add cleanup to 'atboot' stuff, if it exists

if [ -f ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot ]
then
    # make sure the right stuff is prepended
    mv ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot.$$
    cat >> ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot <<-'EOT'
	#!/bin/sh
	echo "`date`: atboot started" >> /var/sadm/system/logs/atboot.log
	mount >> /var/sadm/system/logs/atboot.log
	REBOOT=NO
	EOT

    # put the original stuff on the end
    cat >> ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot.$$
    rm ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot.$$

    # make sure atboot has the right mode
    chmod 700 ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot

    # Add some cleanup code to the end
    cat >> ${BASE}/etc/rcS.d/S99atboot <<-'EOT'
	#rm /etc/rcS.d/S99atboot || echo "could not remove atboot"
	mv /etc/rcS.d/S99atboot /etc/rcS.d/X99atboot || echo "could not remove atboot"

	echo "`date`: atboot finished" >> /var/sadm/system/logs/atboot.log
	echo "REBOOT=${REBOOT}" >> /var/sadm/system/logs/atboot.log
	if [ "${REBOOT}" = "YES" ]
	then
	    echo "`date`: atboot rebooting" >> /var/sadm/system/logs/atboot.log
	    echo "Rebooted by atboot..."
	    sync
	    reboot
	fi
	EOT

    # now reboot into single user for it all to run
    echo "Rebooting for atboot..."
    /usr/sbin/shutdown -iS -y -g0
fi