Cut back RPM statements here

albert/post.sh

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ## ++++++++++ start of kickstarts / albert / post.sh +++++++++++++
 
-echo "albert post.sh now..."
+echo "## BEGIN: Albert post.sh..."
 
 echo "Adding a few keys"
 # -- add in a couple of keys here, just for backups
@@ -13,20 +13,10 @@ chmod 600 /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
 
 echo "starting Ansible stuff now......"
 ## -- this is all the basic ansible config to ensure it can begin pulling configs down.
-
 cd /usr/local/sbin
-## -- seems wget was already installed...
-#wget https://config.tombstones.org.uk:23000/tombstones/files/raw/branch/master/usr.local.sbin/synch-from-repos.sh 
-#wget https://config.tombstones.org.uk:23000/tombstones/files/raw/branch/master/usr.local.sbin/apply-ansible.sh 
 wget https://config.tombstones.org.uk:23000/tombstones/files/raw/branch/master/usr.local.sbin/update-and-apply-ansible.sh 
 chmod 750 *.sh
 
-## -- this is where all the self-management stuff will lie
-#mkdir /var/lib/ansible
-#cd /var/lib/ansible
-#git clone deploy:/tombstones/10-ansible-common.git
-
-
 ## -- initial run
 ## -- seems it needs to be an absolute path
 ##/usr/local/sbin/apply-ansible.sh >> /var/log/ansible-init.log 2>&1
@@ -35,13 +25,13 @@ chmod 750 *.sh
 
 ## .. but still didn't work.  Cronned to run on reboot (as firewallD isn't running)
 
+echo "Cronning Ansible..."
 mkdir -p /var/spool/cron
 ## .. can use ansible-playbook *.yaml
 ## also need to cron this...
 echo '@reboot  * * * * /usr/local/sbin/update-and-apply-ansible.sh albert 2>&1 1>>/var/log/ansible-apply.log ' > /var/spool/cron/root
 echo '*/5       * * * * /usr/local/sbin/update-and-apply-ansible.sh albert 2>&1 1>>/var/log/ansible-apply.log ' >> /var/spool/cron/root
 
-echo "ALBERT post.sh - finished.  Rebooting to let cron kick in."
-reboot
+echo "## END: Albert post.sh..."
 
 ## ================ end of kickstarts / albert / post.sh