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author | Sascha Wilde <wilde@intevation.de> |
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date | Thu, 18 Sep 2014 13:27:57 +0200 |
parents | f67a6873d9c1 |
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#!/bin/bash # Um TrustBridge zu installieren: # 1. Prüfen Sie ob Sie dieser Datei genügend vertrauen, um ihr die Kontrolle # über diesen Rechner zu übergeben. Beispielsweise durch Vergleich mit # einer starken Prüfsumme aus einer zweiten, unabhängigen Quelle. # 2. Öffnen Sie eine Kommandozeile, z.B. klicken Sie auf das "Terminal"-Symbol. # 3. Wechseln Sie in das Verzeichnis, in welchem diese Datei gespeichert ist. # Geben Sie Z.B. in die Kommandozeile ein: cd ~/Schreibtisch # 4. Starten Sie die Anwendung auf der Kommandozeile, beispielsweise # als Installation nur für den aktuellen Nutzer, indem Sie eingeben: # bash TrustBridge-1.0.0-i386.sh # Tipp: Die Tab-Taste nach dem "Tr" ergänzt oft den ganzen Namen. # # NB: Wir konnten kein übliches .deb Paket verwenden, da wir Ihnen # auch die Installation als reiner Nutzer ohne Admin-Rechte ermöglichen. # # To install TrustBridge: # 1. Verify that you trust this specific file far enough, that you are willing # to hand over the control of your computer to it. For example compare # a strong checksum of the file to one from a second, independent source. # 2. Open a command line, e.g. click on the "Terminal"-Symbol. # 3. Change your working directory to where this file is stored. # For example type "cd ~/Desktop" on your command line. # 4. Start the installation on the command line, e.g. for the current user # only by typing something like "bash TrustBridge-1.0.0-i386.sh". # Hint: If you press the tab-key after "Tr" it may complete the filename. # # N.B. We could not have used a .deb package, because the installation must # also work without without adminstrator priviledges. # # # Search the file for 'version()' to find the license information. set -u ###INCLUDE:linux-installer-common.inc ###INCLUDE:linux-installer.l10n-de ###INCLUDE:linux-installer-uninstall.inc usage() { getxt "Usage: %s [OPTION]...\n" "$ME" getxt "Install TrustBridge.\n\n" getxt "Options:\n" getxt " -p, --prefix=PATH install files in PATH\n" getxt " -f, --force install to given prefix, even when a current\n" getxt " installation with different prefix exists.\n" getxt " -d, --deinstall deinstall files from current installation\n" getxt " -s, --system create a system wide (de)installation\n" getxt " --help display this help and exit\n" getxt " --version output version information and exit\n" exit $1 } parse_args() { OPTS=`getopt \ -l deinstall,update,show-after-update,force,help,prefix:,system,version \ -o d,f,p:,s -n "$ME" -- "$@"` [ $? -eq 0 ] || usage 23 eval set -- "$OPTS" while true ; do case "$1" in --prefix|-p) instcfg[PREFIX]="$2" shift 2 ;; --system|-s) SYSINST=1 shift 1 ;; --force|-f) FORCE=1 shift 1 ;; --deinstall|-d) DEINSTALL=1 shift 1 ;; --update) # Update is an internal option that is used when the application calls # the installer to install an update. UPDATE=1 shift 1 ;; --help) usage 0 ;; --version) version ;; --) shift break ;; esac done } finished() { echo echo "#################################################################################" if [ $SYSINST -eq 1 ]; then getxt "System wide installation successful.\n" RUNCMD="su -l $SUDO_USER -c " else getxt "Single user installation successful.\n" RUNCMD="" fi getxt "TrustBridge has been installed to: '%s'\n\n" "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" getxt "To remove the application and the root certificates it has inserted,\n" getxt "call the deinstall command:\n" echo " $RUNCMD ${instcfg[PREFIX]}/bin/trustbridge-deinstall.sh" echo "#################################################################################" getxt "Press enter to launch '%s'\n" "${instcfg[PREFIX]}/bin/trustbridge" if [ $UPDATE -eq 0 ]; then read $RUNCMD "${instcfg[PREFIX]}/bin/trustbridge" & else $RUNCMD "${instcfg[PREFIX]}/bin/trustbridge" --tray & fi } cleanup() { getxt "Cleaning up temporary stuff ...\n" # remove temporary directories: local -a temp_dirs if [ "${lock_dir:-}" ]; then # $lock_dir is generate by the shar temp_dirs+=("${instcfg[PREFIX]}/$lock_dir") fi if [ "${lock_dir:-}" ]; then temp_dirs+=("$extra_bin_path") fi for dir in "${temp_dirs[@]-}" ; do [ -d "$dir" ] && rm -rf "$dir" done } write_instcfg() { install -d `dirname "$instcfg_file"` echo "# Created by TrustBridge-Installer, don't touch!" >"$instcfg_file" for key in "${!instcfg[@]}" ; do echo "${key}=${instcfg[$key]}" >>"$instcfg_file" done } write_autostart() { cat > "$1" << EOF [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Name=TrustBridge Exec="${instcfg[PREFIX]}/bin/trustbridge" --tray EOF chown "${SUDO_USER:-${USER}}" "$1" chmod 700 "$1" } write_startmenu() { cat > "$1" << EOF [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Name=TrustBridge Comment=Install and update trusted root certificates Comment[de]=Vertrauenswürdige Wurzelzertifikate installieren und aktualisieren Exec=${instcfg[PREFIX]}/bin/trustbridge Icon=${instcfg[PREFIX]}/share/pixmaps/trustbridge/trustbridge.png Terminal=false Categories=Network;Qt; StartupNotify=false EOF } setup_startmenu() { # Supported desktop environments: Unity, GNOME, XFCE, LXDE, KDE # System wide installation with a nonstandard XDG_DATA_HOME is not # respected with regards to autostart. if [ ! -d "${startmenu_path}" ]; then install -d "${startmenu_path}" || \ fatal "Failed to create startmenu directory: '%s'\n" "$startmenu_path" fi write_startmenu "${startmenu_path}/trustbridge.desktop" update-desktop-database 2>&1 || true } setup_autostart() { # Supported desktop environments: Unity, GNOME, XFCE, LXDE, KDE # System wide installation with a nonstandard XDG_CONFIG_HOME or KDEHOME is not # respected with regards to autostart. if [ ! -d "${autostart_path}" ]; then install -d "${autostart_path}" || \ fatal "Failed to create autostart directory: '%s'\n" "$autostart_path" fi write_autostart "${autostart_path}/trustbridge.desktop" } provide_uudecode_maybe() { # The shar needs uudecode, which might not be installed. If its not # available we will provide our own python based implementation. if which uudecode >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then getxt "Found system uudecode.\n" else local myuudecode="$extra_bin_path/uudecode" cat >"$myuudecode" <<EOF #!/usr/bin/python2 import os import sys import uu os.path.chmod = os.chmod def rm_if_exists(file): try: os.remove(file) except OSError: pass os.path.exists = rm_if_exists if len(sys.argv) > 1: f = open(sys.argv[1], 'r') else: f = sys.stdin uu.decode(f, None, None, 1) EOF chmod 755 "$myuudecode" PATH="${extra_bin_path}:$PATH" getxt "Using python uudecode provided by installer.\n" fi } #====================================================================== # main() trap cleanup EXIT parse_args "$@" check_priv init_vars read_oldinstcfg cat <<EOF ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TrustBridge - Installer Version ${instcfg[VERSION]} - ${ARCH} (Testversion) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ EOF if [ "$ARCH" == "x86_64" -a "$ARCH" != "$HOST_ARCH" ]; then getxt "It appears your system architecture is %s.\n" "$HOST_ARCH" getxt "This installer is for 64 bit systems.\n" getxt "Really install TrustBridge for '%s' systems? [y/n]\n" "${ARCH}" yorn || exit 0 fi if [ "$ARCH" == "i386" ]; then if [[ "$HOST_ARCH" != *86 ]]; then getxt "It appears your system architecture is %s.\n" "$HOST_ARCH" getxt "This installer is for 32 bit systems.\n" getxt "Really install TrustBridge for '%s' systems? [y/n]\n" "${ARCH}" yorn || exit 0 fi fi if [ $DEINSTALL -eq 1 ] ; then deinstall # Stop after deinstallation: exit 0 fi if [ -z "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" ] ; then if [ "${oldinstcfg[PREFIX]}" ] ; then inst_default_prefix="${oldinstcfg[PREFIX]}" getxt "An existing installation (v%s) was detected!\n" "${oldinstcfg[VERSION]}" getxt "It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to accept the default prefix\n" getxt "to update the current installation.\n" getxt "For a new prefix you should deinstall first!\n" fi getxt "Select installation prefix for TrustBridge [%s]: " "${inst_default_prefix}" read -e instcfg[PREFIX] [ -z "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" ] && instcfg[PREFIX]="${inst_default_prefix}" else # Prefix was given on invocation: if [ "${oldinstcfg[PREFIX]}" -a \ "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" != "${oldinstcfg[PREFIX]}" -a \ $FORCE -ne 1 ] ; then fatal "Prefix differs from current installation (%s). Aborting!\n" "${oldinstcfg[PREFIX]}" fi fi getxt "Installing to '%s':\n" "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" if [ ! -d "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" ] ; then getxt "creating installation directory ...\n" install -d "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" || fatal "Could not create '%s'!\n" "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" fi getxt "checking for uudecode ...\n" provide_uudecode_maybe getxt "unpacking files ...\n" cd "${instcfg[PREFIX]}" set +u set -- '-c' # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- # regular shar archive inserted here: ###SHAR### # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- getxt "Preparing trustbridge-tray-starter ...\n" sed -i "/^PREFIX=/c\PREFIX='${instcfg[PREFIX]}'" \ "${instcfg[PREFIX]}/bin/trustbridge-tray-starter.sh" getxt "Setting up cronjob ...\n" setup_cronjob getxt "Setting up autostart ...\n" setup_autostart getxt "Setting up start menu entries ...\n" setup_startmenu getxt "Writing installation configuration to: %s ...\n" "$instcfg_file" write_instcfg finished # cleanup # is called implicitly at exit via trap... exit 0