#!/bin/bash
# Script to update a Raspberry Pi installation for the site using the short-code
# which is part of the name of this script.

################
# The line below is parsed to find out which version this script will update the
# installation to.  The version number should be an integer and no other line is
# allowed to contain the BEC-underscore-VERSION tag or the update may fail.
# BEC_VERSION 1
################

# Exit the script early if there are any errors
set -e

##########################################
# Put code to perform update actions below
##########################################






##########################################
# Done!  If we got here, we should have successfully updated: update the number
# in the becversion file.  The number below should be the same as above.
##########################################
echo 1 > /home/pi/becversion


Update scripts: Simple update script to update 'conn' to version 1
Update scripts: Simple update script to update 'conn' to version 1

After running raspberry_install.sh no version number will be present so the installation
will consider itself to be version 0.

This update script for 'conn' (Coniston Community Centre) updates the version to 1, but
doesn't change anything else.
