# This file gets sourced from /etc/init.d/vservers-default.

# We want to use our modified version of util-vserver-vars,
# so that we can fire up our modified version of the vserver
# script and do the network namespace setup stuff even for
# vservers that get started up during boot.
if [ -r "/usr/share/util-vserver/netns/util-vserver-vars" ]; then
    UTIL_VSERVER_VARS="/usr/share/util-vserver/netns/util-vserver-vars"
    export UTIL_VSERVER_VARS
fi

# We also add the possibilities to set other variables without
# modifying this file. So we and some clever sourcing here.
# (This has also the possibility to start other marks without
# copying the script, but symlinking it.)
name="$(basename "$0")"

# This is a requirement, stated in the init script. So we set it
# here, to not bother the user.
LOCKFILE="$name"


# Include default configuration
if [ -r "/etc/vservers/.defaults/apps/vserver-startup/default" ]; then
    . "/etc/vservers/.defaults/apps/vserver-startup/default"
fi


# Include special configuration for initscript
if [ "$name" = "${name#vserver-default[-.]}" ]; then
    falvor="${name#vserver-default[-.]}"
else
    flavor="${name#vserver[-.]}"
fi

if [ "default" != "$flavor" -a \
      -r "/etc/vservers/.defaults/apps/vserver-startup/$flavor" ]; then
    . "/etc/vservers/.defaults/apps/vserver-startup/$flavor"
fi

unset flavor
unset name


# Added the ability to disable a flaver without disabling the
# initscript. (Debian enables all initscripts during installation
# of a package, so that we may want another way to disable it.)
[ "$ENABLE" != "0" ] || exit 0