tftpboot cleanup script: your input needed

Warren Togami <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.terminal-server.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I'm writing a tftpboot cleanup script with the following logic:
If it finds a vmlinuz-$NAME file, it looks for a matching 
/opt/ltsp/$arch/lib/modules/$NAME.  If $NAME does not exist, then it was 
removed from the chroot, and there is no reason to keep the 
corresponding kernel in the tftpboot directory anymore.

Removals from the tftpboot directory happen only by a strict pattern, so 
it is safe to whatever other content you have in that directory.  For 
this reason I intend on adding this cleanup routine (after it is 
thoroughly tested to be safe) to the standard ltsp-update-kernels script.

I need your distro's unique "patterns" of filenames that need to be 
cleaned up based upon $NAME.  For example, here are Fedora's patterns. 
Please let me know your patterns only if they differ from this, so I can 
add it to the cleanup list.

vmlinuz-$NAME
config-$NAME
System.map-$NAME
initrd-$NME.img
wraplinux-nbi-$NAME.img
elf-$NAME.img

Warren Togami
[email protected]

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