Groovix Net Control
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The Groovix system provides all networked workstations with unified profiles and software updates as part of the Groovix update process. This process is done through a system called Groovix NetCustomization or GNC. It queries updates, fixes and system changes from the Groovix Server and runs them automatically. If the system has not applied these updates, they are downloaded and installed automatically.
Normally, this process is performed on boot up or customized to your specific update schedule; however, this process can be run manually at any time by typing /etc/init.d/groovix-netcustomization start in an xterm window. Every time Groovix NetCustomization is run, the results of that process are dumped into a log file that can be accessed for reference or troubleshooting located at /var/log/groovix/netcustomization.log.
Setting up Groovix Server for GNC
netcustomization.conf
GNC Scripts
GNC updates are contained to their own directory /var/www/groovix/gnc/updates/[customer] where [customer] is the name of your Groovix site found in /etc/groovix/version. Each GNC update has a file at the root of the directory called gnc; the gnc file is written in bash script as a series of commands listed in the order they should be run. Groovix provides parameters and commands that customize how and when GNC updates are run and to which workstations run them, these are described in detail below. Each workstation downloads and executes the script individually after downloading it from Open Sense servers or your local Groovix Server. GNC updates that have been downloaded and executed can be found locally on each workstation in the /var/lib/groovix/updates/master.bash file.
Script Structure
The directory structure inside each GNC update should be treated like it is the / (root) directory (ex. replacing the /etc/network/interfaces file, the interfaces file would be put in the /etc/network/ directory instead of just having the interfaces file in the root of the updates directory).
