Softice-osc-setup

From SOFTICE

Developed by:

• Matt Rideout

Synopsis

This script is located at /home/sys/osc/bin/softice-osc-setup. It sets up the OSC environment for the account that executes it.

File

#!/bin/bash
# copyleft Alessio Gaspar, SOFTICE project, 2006/07/17 
# file:         $SOFTICE_ROOT/osc/bin/softice-osc-setup
# chmod:        executable by anyone (should be the user installing his/her own stuff)

# populate user account with all the data necessary for the student
# to work on the softice osc labs 


# configuration of our softice installation 
SOFTICE_ROOT="/home/sys"
WHEREWECOMEFROM="`pwd`"
what="[`basename $0`]"
#let's first figure out if we're running for osc or elsa labs 
TAG="osc"


# Let's configure the environment depending on the lab series
# location of the files in students' home directory
HOMERUN="$HOME/.softice-$TAG"



# creating .softice-osc
        echo "$what [step: 1]   creating $HOMERUN...."
        cd ~/ 
        mkdir $HOMERUN


# copy the configurations for students to be able to run konqueror in "softice" profile 
        echo "$what [step: 2]   copying config files"
        cd ~/ 
        cp -r   $SOFTICE_ROOT/$TAG/homerun/.kde/  . 
        cp      $SOFTICE_ROOT/$TAG/homerun/.bashrc  . 
        #cp     $SOFTICE_ROOT/$TAG/homerun/.bash_profile  . # commented out on 9/14/07 by Matt Rideout to fix overwrite problem


# copying virtual machine files 
        echo "$what [step: 3]   copying virtual machine"
        cd $HOMERUN
        cp -r $SOFTICE_ROOT/$TAG/homerun/* . 


# configure the config.rfs 
        echo "$what [step: 4]   configuring UML virtual machine"
        cd $HOMERUN
        # the current config.rfs is meant to mount inside /root/SOFTICE_USER_ACCOUNT/ directory
        # of the virtual machine the /home/students 
        # the code below would make it so that we mount directly the user account
#       mkdir lp 
#       mount config.rfs lp -o loop 
#       cd lp 
#       rm username.dat 
#       echo "$HOME" >! username.dat
#       cd .. 
#       umount lp 
#       rmdir lp 

# apply the chown and chmod to the whole user account 

        echo "$what [step: 5]   fixing access rights"
        chmod    u+rwx  $HOMERUN
        chmod -R u+rw   $HOMERUN/*  

        USER_ID="`/usr/bin/id -n -u`"
        chown -R $USER_ID:students      ~/
        chmod -R og-rwx                 ~/ 


cd $WHEREWECOMEFROM