#!/bin/bash
#
-# Builds MyPLC, either inside the MyPLC development environment in
-# devel/root (if PLC_DEVEL_BOOTSTRAP is true), or in the current host
-# environment (may be itself a MyPLC development environment or a
-# Fedora environment with the appropriate development packages
-# installed).
+# Builds MyPLC in the current host environment
+# This is for the so-called chroot installation mode, meaning that
+# the resulting rpm will install a full chroot image in /plc/root
+# that can be run through chroot /plc/root
+# This chroot mode is to be opposed to the native mode (see build-native.sh)
+# that can be used in the host's root context or within a vserver
#
# root.img (loopback image)
# root/ (mount point)
# data/root (root's homedir)
#
# Mark Huang <mlhuang@cs.princeton.edu>
-# Marc E. Fiuczynski <mef@cs.princeton.edu>
-# Copyright (C) 2006-2007 The Trustees of Princeton University
+# Copyright (C) 2006 The Trustees of Princeton University
#
-# $Id: build.sh,v 1.41.2.1 2007/08/30 16:39:08 mef Exp $
+# $Id$
#
. build.functions
+# pldistro expected as $1 - defaults to planetlab
+pldistro=$1 ; shift
+
# These directories are allowed to grow to unspecified size, so they
# are stored as symlinks to the /data partition. mkfedora and yum
# expect some of them to be real directories, however.
echo "* myplc: Installing base filesystem"
mkdir -p root data
-make_chroot root plc_config.xml
+
+pl_root_makedevs root
+pkgsfile=$(pl_locateDistroFile ../build/ ${pldistro} myplc.pkgs)
+pl_root_mkfedora root $pldistro $pkgsfile
+pl_root_tune_image root
# Install configuration scripts
echo "* myplc: Installing configuration scripts"
install -D -m 755 plc-config-tty root/usr/bin/plc-config-tty
install -D -m 755 db-config root/usr/bin/db-config
install -D -m 755 dns-config root/usr/bin/dns-config
+install -D -m 755 plc-map.py root/usr/bin/plc-map.py
+install -D -m 755 clean-empty-dirs.py root/usr/bin/clean-empty-dirs.py
+install -D -m 755 mtail.py root/usr/bin/mtail.py
+install -D -m 755 check-ssl-peering.py root/usr/bin/check-ssl-peering.py
+# Extra scripts (mostly for mail and dns) not installed by myplc by default. Used in production
+mkdir root/etc/support-scripts
+cp support-scripts/* root/etc/support-scripts
+# copy initscripts to etc/plc_sliceinitscripts
+mkdir root/etc/plc_sliceinitscripts
+cp plc_sliceinitscripts/* root/etc/plc_sliceinitscripts
# Install initscripts
echo "* myplc: Installing initscripts"
install -D -m 755 guest.init root/etc/init.d/plc
chroot root sh -c 'chkconfig --add plc; chkconfig plc on'
-# Install web scripts
-#echo "* myplc: Installing web scripts"
-#mkdir -p root/usr/bin
-#install -m 755 \
- #$srcdir/plc/scripts/gen-sites-xml.py \
- #$srcdir/plc/scripts/gen-slices-xml-05.py \
- #$srcdir/plc/scripts/gen-static-content.py \
- #root/usr/bin/
-
-# Install web pages
-echo "* myplc: Installing web pages"
-mkdir -p root/var/www/html
-rsync -a $srcdir/WWW/ root/var/www/html/
-
-# Install Drupal rewrite rules
-install -D -m 644 $srcdir/WWW/drupal.conf root/etc/httpd/conf.d/drupal.conf
+# fetch the release stamp from the build if any
+# I could not come up with any more sensitive scheme
+if [ -f ../../../myplc-release ] ; then
+ cp ../../../myplc-release myplc-release
+else
+ echo "Cannot find release information." > myplc-release
+ date >> myplc-release
+ echo "$HeadURL$" >> myplc-release
+fi
+# install it in /etc/myplc-release
+install -m 444 myplc-release root/etc/myplc-release
+
+### Thierry Parmentelat - april 16 2007
+# fix the yum.conf as produced by mkfedora
+# so we can use the build's fc4 mirror for various installs/upgrades
+# within the chroot jail
+# yum_conf_to_build_host is defined in build.functions
+yum_conf_to_build_host ../build > root/etc/yum.conf
+
+### Thierry Parmentelat - july 20 2007
+# we now build the myplc doc
+# beware that making the pdf file somehow overwrites the html
+make -C doc myplc.pdf
+rm -f doc/myplc.html
+make -C doc myplc.html
+
+# install at the same place as plcapi - better ideas ?
+for doc in myplc.html myplc.pdf ; do
+ install -m 644 doc/$doc root/usr/share/plc_api/doc/$doc
+done
+
+# we now build the plcapi doc
+# this generates a drupal php file from a docbook-generated html
+# quick & dirty
+docbook_html_to_drupal "${pldistro} PLCAPI Documentation" \
+ root/usr/share/plc_api/doc/PLCAPI.html \
+ root/var/www/html/planetlab/doc/plcapi.php
+# pdf just get copied
+install -m 644 root/usr/share/plc_api/doc/PLCAPI.pdf root/var/www/html/planetlab/doc/plcapi.pdf
+
+docbook_html_to_drupal "Myplc User Guide" \
+ root/usr/share/plc_api/doc/myplc.html \
+ root/var/www/html/planetlab/doc/myplc.php
+# pdf just get copied
+install -m 644 root/usr/share/plc_api/doc/myplc.pdf root/var/www/html/planetlab/doc/myplc.pdf
# Install configuration file
echo "* myplc: Installing configuration file"
-install -D -m 444 $config data/etc/planetlab/default_config.xml
+install -D -m 444 default_config.xml data/etc/planetlab/default_config.xml
install -D -m 444 plc_config.dtd data/etc/planetlab/plc_config.dtd
# handle root's homedir and tweak root prompt
# Initialize node RPMs directory. The PlanetLab-Bootstrap.tar.bz2
# tarball already contains all of the node RPMs pre-installed. Only
# updates or optional packages should be placed in this directory.
-install -D -m 644 $pl_YUMGROUPSXML \
- data/var/www/html/install-rpms/planetlab/yumgroups.xml
+nodefamily=${pldistro}-${pl_DISTRO_ARCH}
+install -D -m 644 $pl_DISTRO_YUMGROUPS \
+ data/var/www/html/install-rpms/$nodefamily/yumgroups.xml
+# temporary - so that node update still work until yum.conf.php gets fixed
+( cd data/var/www/html/install-rpms ; ln -s $nodefamily planetlab)
# Make image out of directory
echo "* myplc: Building loopback image"
git://git.onelab.eu / myplc.git / blobdiff