cacti and/or Nagios Kits and the /etc/rc.kusu.d/S70SetupOCSGUI.sh

When installing cacti or the nagios kit, installing the kit does not configure the pcm-gui if installed. This is done on every reboot via /etc/rc.kusu.d/S70SetupOCSGUI.sh instead.

This does not make sense too me, the kit installer should check if pcm-gui is installed and make the changes at this time. This would eliminate the need for a reboot after adding the package.

The S70SetupOCSGUI.sh script that does setup the pcm-gui bit for nagios and cacti simply checks if /usr/share/cacti/ and/or if /usr/share/nagios/ exists and adds the component.

The nagios and cacti kit should check if /usr/share/pmc/pcm/1.2/pcmgui/ exists and add the components if this is the case.

To make sure adding pcm-gui after nagios and/or cacti the pcm-gui kit should still check for /usr/share/cacti/ and /usr/share/nagios/ when this is installed and invoke the configure scripts as well.