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Add support for multiple source files and to x86_64.

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This patch adds support for the new SBo 13.0 features, namely
x86_64 support and the ability to specify more than one source
tarball in the .info file.

Signed-off-by: Mauro Giachero <mauro.giachero@gmail.com>
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mauro.giachero 2009-07-07 13:03:35 +00:00
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@ -113,4 +113,7 @@ enhancements:
* Add in 'uname -m' test for x86_64 and if so, set ARCH to x86_64.
* Set default SBo repo to 13.0; add 13.0 repo to
/etc/sbopkg/repos.d/40-sbo.repo
* Add support for multiple architectures and multiple source files. This
makes sbopkg able to handle the new features that SlackBuilds.org admins
are preparing for the Slackware 13.0 release.
+--------------------------+

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@ -2363,12 +2363,49 @@ show_readme() {
return 0
}
read_info() {
# Read the info file specified in $1.
# This used to be a plain ". $INFO", but due to the changes required to
# support multiple arches and source files (both features are planned
# for the Slackware 13.0 release) it needs some more work.
# The DOWNLOAD and MD5SUM arrays will always contain the "right"
# (possibly ARCH-dependent) values.
local INFO=$1
local i DOWNLOAD_ARCH
local {DOWNLOAD,MD5SUM}_$ARCH
unset DOWNLOAD MD5SUM
# Parse the .info file
. $INFO
# Assign the proper entries to DOWNLOAD and MD5SUM.
DOWNLOAD_ARCH=$(eval echo \$DOWNLOAD_$ARCH)
if [[ -n $DOWNLOAD_ARCH ]]; then
DOWNLOAD=$DOWNLOAD_ARCH
MD5SUM=$(eval echo \$MD5SUM_$ARCH)
fi
# Note: on SBo pre-13.0 repositories, as well as on current non-SBo
# repositories, none of the above triggers. In that case, we use the
# provided DOWNLOAD and MD5SUM variables, which is exactly the old-style
# behavior.
# Convert the space-separated strings to arrays
DOWNLOAD=($DOWNLOAD)
MD5SUM=($MD5SUM)
}
get_source_names() {
# Echo the source names for an app, given the info file.
# Usage: get_source_names [--all] info_file
# --all try to find all source files (i.e. also the obsolete ones)
# Usage: get_source_names [--all] [--placeholder] info_file
# --all try to find all source files (i.e. also the obsolete
# ones)
# --placeholder if no source file is found for a DOWNLOAD entry, a
# line containing "." is generated
# Note that even without --all this function can return multiple files,
# if the application specifies more than one in its .info file.
local SRCNAME INFO ALL CWD
local SRCNAME INFO ALL CWD DL PLACEHOLDER
# Don't pollute the environment with the .info content...
local PRGNAM VERSION HOMEPAGE DOWNLOAD MD5SUM MAINTAINER EMAIL APPROVED
@ -2376,45 +2413,53 @@ get_source_names() {
ALL=yes
shift
fi
INFO="$1"
. $INFO
SRCNAME=${DOWNLOAD##*/}
# Replace URI hex sequences (like %20 for ' ' and %2B for '+') with their
# corresponding characters.
# This is done replacing '%' with '\x' and passing the string to printf.
if [[ $SRCNAME =~ % ]]; then
SRCNAME=$(printf ${SRCNAME//\%/\\x})
if [[ $1 == "--placeholder" ]]; then
PLACEHOLDER="."
shift
fi
# The above doesn't work when the download link doesn't reference the file
# name explicitly. If this is the case, all we can do is guessing...
if [[ ! $SRCNAME ]]; then
# If the source has a name resembling $PRGNAM-$VERSION.tar.gz, catch
# it.
CWD=$(pwd)
cd $SRCDIR
SRCNAME=$(find . -iname $PRGNAM\*$VERSION.\* | head -n 1)
cd "$CWD"
if [[ ! $SRCNAME ]]; then
# We do our best with the tools we have...
SRCNAME=$PRGNAM-$VERSION.tar.gz
INFO=$1
read_info $INFO
for DL in "${DOWNLOAD[@]}"; do
SRCNAME=${DL##*/}
# Replace URI hex sequences (like %20 for ' ' and %2B for '+') with
# their corresponding characters.
# This is done replacing '%' with '\x' and passing the string to
# printf.
if [[ $SRCNAME =~ % ]]; then
SRCNAME=$(printf ${SRCNAME//\%/\\x})
fi
# The above doesn't work when the download link doesn't reference the
# file name explicitly. If this is the case, all we can do is
# guessing...
if [[ ! $SRCNAME ]]; then
# If the source has a name resembling $PRGNAM-$VERSION.tar.gz,
# catch it.
CWD=$(pwd)
cd $SRCDIR
SRCNAME=$(find . -iname $PRGNAM\*$VERSION.\* | head -n 1)
cd "$CWD"
if [[ ! $SRCNAME ]]; then
# We do our best with the tools we have...
SRCNAME=$PRGNAM-$VERSION.tar.gz
fi
fi
fi
# If the user asked for "all" sources, let's try to find similar names
if [[ $ALL ]]; then
# The following is based on the idea that the source name contains the
# version number. The expression below takes the parts before and
# after the version number, and replaces the version number with a
# regular expression matching and digit and any character present in
# the known version number (this is to match odd version numbers
# containing letters, like "svn1234", but makes it less likely to
# match different packages with similar names, like virtualbox-kernel
# and virtualbox-kernel-addons)
SRCNAME=${SRCNAME%%$VERSION*}[0-9$VERSION]\*${SRCNAME##*$VERSION}
fi
# If the user asked for "all" sources, let's try to find similar names
if [[ $ALL ]]; then
# The following is based on the idea that the source name contains
# the version number. The expression below takes the parts before
# and after the version number, and replaces the version number
# with a regular expression matching and digit and any character
# present in the known version number (this is to match odd
# version numbers containing letters, like "svn1234", but makes it
# less likely to match different packages with similar names, like
# virtualbox-kernel and virtualbox-kernel-addons)
SRCNAME=${SRCNAME%%$VERSION*}[0-9$VERSION]\*${SRCNAME##*$VERSION}
fi
ls -A $SRCDIR | grep "^${SRCNAME##*/}"
ls -A $SRCDIR | grep "^${SRCNAME##*/}" || echo $PLACEHOLDER
done
}
check_source() {
@ -2437,16 +2482,14 @@ check_source() {
[[ -z $SRCNAME || ! -f $SRCDIR/$SRCNAME ]] && return 1
# Check MD5
echo "Checking MD5SUM for \"$SRCNAME\"..."
echo -n " Checking MD5SUM for \"$SRCNAME\"... " | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
MD5CHK=$(md5sum "$SRCDIR/$SRCNAME" | cut -d' ' -f1)
echo | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "$PKG:" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
if [[ $MD5CHK == $MD5SUM ]]; then
echo "MD5SUM check passed." | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "passed." | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
else
echo "MD5SUM check failed!" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "Expected: $MD5SUM" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "Found: $MD5CHK" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "failed!" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo " Expected: $MD5SUM" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo " Found: $MD5CHK" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
# Ask the user what to do with the bad source
while :; do
cat << EOF
@ -2464,21 +2507,21 @@ EOF
case $ANS in
y* | Y* )
MD5SUM=$(tr / _ <<< "$MD5CHK")
echo "Keeping the source and continuing." |
echo " Keeping the source and continuing." |
tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
return 0
;;
n* | N* )
rm -f "$SRCDIR/$SRCNAME"
echo "Source deleted." | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo " Source deleted." | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
return 2
;;
r* | R* )
echo "Downloading again." | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo " Downloading again." | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
return 1
;;
* )
echo "Unknown response."
echo " Unknown response."
;;
esac
done
@ -2498,57 +2541,77 @@ get_source() {
# 1 = failed, continue queue processing
# 2 = failed, stop queue processing
local INFO="$1"
local INFO=$1
local PKG=$(sed 's:\.info.*$::g' <<< $INFO)
local BUILD_LOCK=$SBOPKGTMP/sbopkg_build.lck
local DLDIR=$SBOPKGTMP/sbopkg-download
local PIDLIST=$SBOPKGTMP/sbopkgpidlist
local TMPSUMMARYLOG=$SBOPKGTMP/sbopkg-tmp-summarylog
local SRCNAME DL FAILURE ANS MD5CHK
local SRCNAME DL_SRCNAME DL FAILURE ANS MD5CHK i CWD
# Don't pollute the environment with the .info content...
local PRGNAM VERSION HOMEPAGE DOWNLOAD MD5SUM MAINTAINER EMAIL APPROVED
. "$INFO"
SRCNAME=$(get_source_names "$INFO")
CWD=$(pwd)
read_info $INFO
while :; do
check_source $PKG $MD5SUM $SRCNAME
case $? in
0 ) # Source OK
break
;;
2 ) # Abort
echo | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "$PKG:" | tee -a $TMPSUMMARYLOG
for i in ${!MD5SUM[@]}; do
while :; do
cd "$CWD"
SRCNAME=$(get_source_names --placeholder $INFO)
# Put SRCNAME lines into array elements.
# This is a little bit involved since it has to deal with spaces
# inside file names.
# We know that we could obtain the same result faster by mangling
# with IFS, but the resulting code was a bit too hacky.
eval SRCNAME=( $(
while read LINE; do
printf '%q ' "$LINE"
done <<< "$SRCNAME"
) )
check_source $PKG ${MD5SUM[$i]} "${SRCNAME[$i]}"
case $? in
0 ) # Source OK
rm -f "$REPO_DIR/$PKGPATH/${SRCNAME[$i]}"
ln -s "$SRCDIR/${SRCNAME[$i]}" \
"$REPO_DIR/$PKGPATH/${SRCNAME[$i]}"
continue 2
;;
2 ) # Abort
FAILURE=download
break 2
;;
esac
mkdir -p $DLDIR
cd $DLDIR
wget $WGETFLAGS ${DOWNLOAD[$i]} >> $SBOPKGOUTPUT & echo "$!" >> \
$PIDLIST 2>> $SBOPKGOUTPUT
wait
# Source filename corrections for Virtualbox, where '?e=foo' gets
# appended to the filename and for calcurse, where a 'foo?' gets
# prepended to the filename
DL=$(ls -A . 2> /dev/null)
DL_SRCNAME=$(sed 's/?e=.*$//;s/^.*?//' <<< "$DL")
if [[ $DL_SRCNAME ]]; then
mv "$DL" "$SRCDIR/$DL_SRCNAME"
else
FAILURE=download
break
;;
esac
mkdir -p $DLDIR
cd $DLDIR
wget $WGETFLAGS $DOWNLOAD >> $SBOPKGOUTPUT & echo "$!" >> \
$PIDLIST 2>> $SBOPKGOUTPUT
wait
# Source filename corrections for Virtualbox, where '?e=foo' gets
# appended to the filename and for calcurse, where a 'foo?' gets
# prepended to the filename
DL=$(ls -A . 2> /dev/null)
SRCNAME=$(sed 's/?e=.*$//;s/^.*?//' <<< "$DL")
if [[ $SRCNAME ]]; then
mv "$DL" "$SRCDIR/$SRCNAME"
else
FAILURE=download
echo >> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "$PKG:" >> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "Download failed." >> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo >> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
fi
cd $SRCDIR
rm -rf $DLDIR
[[ $FAILURE ]] && break
echo " Download failed." >> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo >> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
fi
rm -f $REPO_DIR/$PKGPATH/"$DL_SRCNAME"
cd $SRCDIR
rm -rf $DLDIR
[[ $FAILURE ]] && break 2
ln -s "$SRCDIR/$DL_SRCNAME" "$REPO_DIR/$PKGPATH/$DL_SRCNAME"
done
done
cd $REPO_DIR/$PKGPATH
rm -f "$SRCNAME"
if [[ $FAILURE ]]; then
rm -f $PKG.{info,SlackBuild}.build
@ -2569,8 +2632,6 @@ get_source() {
esac
done
return 2
else
ln -s "$SRCDIR/$SRCNAME" "$SRCNAME"
fi
return 0
}
@ -2612,10 +2673,12 @@ remove_obsoleted_sources() {
# Bail out if the user pressed ESC
progressbar_interrupted && touch $PROGRESSBAR_INTERRUPTED && break
APP_CURRSRC=$(get_source_names "$INFO")
if [[ $APP_CURRSRC ]]; then
REGEX="/^$APP_CURRSRC$/d;$REGEX"
fi
# Reading get_source_names output...
while read APP_CURRSRC; do
if [[ $APP_CURRSRC ]]; then
REGEX="/^$APP_CURRSRC$/d;$REGEX"
fi
done < <(get_source_names "$INFO")
# Progress indicator, for the progressbar
(( PROGRESS += 1 ))
@ -2845,7 +2908,6 @@ build_package() {
BUILDOPTIONS=$(< options.build)
[[ $BUILDOPTIONS ]] && eval "export $BUILDOPTIONS"
fi
[[ $(uname -m) == "x86_64" ]] && export ARCH=${ARCH:-x86_64}
export OUTPUT=$SB_OUTPUT
nice sh $PKGNAME.SlackBuild.build
)
@ -2858,8 +2920,7 @@ build_package() {
# Let's see the result
cd $SB_OUTPUT
if [ ! -f *.t?z ]; then
echo "$PKGNAME:" >> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo "Error occurred with build. Please check the log." \
echo " Error occurred with build. Please check the log." \
>> $TMPSUMMARYLOG
echo
echo "Would you like to continue processing the rest of the"
@ -3101,7 +3162,7 @@ use_options() {
dialog --title "Build options" --menu "$(crunch "One or \
more build option files for the $OPTAPP \
SlackBuild were found. Please choose which you \
would like to use.")" 12 50 7 \
would like to use.")" 12 50 3 \
--file $OPTLIST 2> $OPTCHOICE
CHOICE=$?
if [[ $CHOICE != 0 ]]; then
@ -3280,7 +3341,7 @@ process_queue() {
rm -f $PKGPATH/$CHKBUILD*.build
return 0
else
. $PKGPATH/$CHKBUILD.info.build
read_info $PKGPATH/$CHKBUILD.info.build
echo "Using $PICKFILE .info file" >> $TMPLOG-files
fi
if ! pick_file SlackBuild $PKGPATH $CHKBUILD; then
@ -3890,6 +3951,11 @@ if [[ $(id -u) != 0 ]]; then
exit 1
fi
# Set up ARCH
if [[ ! $(uname -m) =~ 'i.86' ]]; then
export ARCH=${ARCH:-$(uname -m)}
fi
# This is the command line options and help.
while getopts ":b:cd:e:f:g:hi:lopqrs:uv:" OPT; do
case $OPT in