Changed readme.

README.md

@@ -9,11 +9,19 @@ Script to setup and configure softwares used in our servers.
 ## How to add a software setup
 
 * Add a folder next to "envsetup.py" named using the following pattern: "<number>.<name>".
-The number should not be used by any other setup.
-* Add a file named "0_setup.py" in this folder.
-* Add a the actions that have to be done in a function named "setup" in the "0_setup.py" file.
+    The number should not be used by any other setup.
 
-## Notes
+* Add a file named "0_setup.py" or "0_setup.sh" in this folder.
 
-* All the adjustable configurations must be in the "conf.py" file.
-* The "setup" function should be non interactive.
+* If the file you use is the python one ("0_setup.py"), you should add a function named setup in it.
+    The file will be run with python3.
+    For example:
+    ```python
+    def setup(interactive=True):
+        pass
+    ```
+
+## Important notes
+
+* All setup actions should be safe to be run multiple times (to allow reconfiguration of the service).
+* All the adjustable configurations must be in the "conf.sh" file.

envsetup.py

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ class EnvSetup():
         log('  c: Configuration status')
         log('  e: Exit\n')
         log('Info:')
-        log('\033[0;36m  To setup a system entirely for a determined purpose (Worker, MS, CM, ...), you can use the launcher:\033[0m')
+        log('\033[0;36m  To setup a system entirely for a determined purpose (Worker, MS, CM, ...), you should use the launcher:\033[0m')
         log('\033[0;36m  bash /root/envsetup/launcher.sh\033[0m')
         log('\nWhat action do you want to start ?')
         try: