"/usr/local/bin/frisbee_mode_enable" - what for?

[greengeek]

My Slacko 5.6 derivative contains a file called /usr/local/bin/frisbee_mode_enable and I would like to know what it is for and when it is used. File contents are:

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#!/bin/sh
if ! grep -q '^frisbee_mode=1' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf;then
	sed -i -e '/^frisbee_mode=/ s/=.*/=1/' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf #set frisbee mode in effect
	if [ -f /etc/dhcpcd_state_notify ];then
		grep -q '^dhcpcd_state_notify=1' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf \
		 || sed -i -e '/^dhcpcd_state_notify=/ s/=.*/=1/' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf #on before frisbee mode
		grep -q '^announce_state_changes=1' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf \
		 || rm -f /etc/dhcpcd_state_notify
	else
		grep -q '^dhcpcd_state_notify=0' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf \
		 || sed -i -e '/^dhcpcd_state_notify=/ s/=.*/=0/' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf #off before frisbee mode
		grep -q '^announce_state_changes=1' /etc/frisbee/frisbee.conf \
		 && touch /etc/dhcpcd_state_notify
	fi
fi

My reason for asking is that occasionally my wifi does not connect and I am trying to identify what processes are involved in the connection process.

Any ideas anyone?
cheers!