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# Copyright 1999-2004 Gentoo Foundation
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
# $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/net-fs/coda/coda-6.0.7.ebuild,v 1.2 2004/10/23 18:18:47 griffon26 Exp $
inherit eutils
IUSE="kerberos"
DESCRIPTION="Coda is an advanced networked filesystem developed at Carnegie Mellon Univ."
HOMEPAGE="http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu"
SRC_URI="ftp://ftp.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/src/${P}.tar.gz"
SLOT="0"
LICENSE="GPL-2"
KEYWORDS="~x86 ~ppc"
# partly based on the deps suggested by Mandrake's RPM, and/or on my current versions
# Also, definely needs coda.h from linux-headers.
DEPEND=">=sys-libs/lwp-1.12
>=net-libs/rpc2-1.23
>=sys-libs/rvm-1.10
>=sys-libs/db-3
>=sys-libs/ncurses-4
>=sys-libs/readline-3
>=dev-lang/perl-5.8
kerberos? ( virtual/krb5 )
sys-apps/gawk
sys-devel/bison
sys-apps/grep
virtual/os-headers"
# >=sys-apps/sed-4
# net-fs/coda-kernel
RDEPEND=">=sys-libs/lwp-1.11
>=net-libs/rpc2-1.22
>=sys-libs/rvm-1.9
>=sys-libs/db-3
>=sys-libs/ncurses-4
>=sys-libs/readline-3
kerberos? ( virtual/krb5 )"
src_compile() {
local myflags=""
use kerberos && myflags="${myflags} --with-crypto"
econf ${myflags} || die "configure failed"
emake -j1 || die "emake failed"
}
src_install () {
#these crazy makefiles dont seem to use DESTDIR, but they do use these...
# (except infodir, but no harm in leaving it there)
# see Makeconf.setup in the package
#Also note that for Coda, we need to do "make client-install" for
# the client, and "make server-install" for the server.
#...you can find out about this from ./configs/Makerules
emake \
CINIT-SCRIPTS="" \
prefix=${D}/usr \
sysconfdir=${D}/etc/coda \
mandir=${D}/usr/share/man \
infodir=${D}/usr/share/info \
oldincludedir=${D}/usr/include client-install || die
emake \
SINIT-SCRIPTS="" \
prefix=${D}/usr \
sysconfdir=${D}/etc/coda \
mandir=${D}/usr/share/man \
oldincludedir=${D}/usr/include server-install || die
infodir=${D}/usr/share/info \
dodoc README* ChangeLog CREDITS LICENSE
exeinto /etc/init.d
doexe ${FILESDIR}/${PV}/venus
doexe ${FILESDIR}/coda-update
doexe ${FILESDIR}/codasrv
doexe ${FILESDIR}/auth2
# We may use a conf.d/coda file at some point ?
# insinto /etc/conf.d
# newins ${FILESDIR}/coda.conf.d coda
# I am not sure why coda misplaces this file...
mv -f ${D}/etc/server.conf.ex ${D}/etc/coda/server.conf.ex
sed -i -e "s,^#vicedir=/.*,vicedir=/var/lib/vice," \
${D}/etc/coda/server.conf.ex
sed -i -e "s,^#mountpoint=/.*,mountpoint=/mnt/coda," \
${D}/etc/coda/venus.conf.ex
dodir /var/lib/vice
dodir /mnt/coda
dodir /usr/coda
dodir /usr/coda/spool
diropts -m0700
dodir /usr/coda/etc
dodir /usr/coda/venus.cache
}
pkg_postinst () {
einfo
einfo "To enable the coda at boot up, please do:"
einfo " rc-update add codasrv default"
einfo " rc-update add venus default"
einfo
einfo "To get started, run vice-setup and venus-setup."
einfo
einfo "Alternatively you can get a default coda setup by running:"
einfo " ebuild /var/db/pkg/${CATEGORY}/${PF}/${PF}.ebuild config"
}
pkg_config () {
# Set of default configuration values
local CODA_ROOT_DIR="/var/lib/vice"
local CODA_ROOT_VOLUME="codarootvol"
local CODA_TEST_VOLUME="codatestvol"
local CODA_TEST_VOLUME_MOUNTPOINT="test"
local CODA_ADMIN_UID="6000"
local CODA_ADMIN_NAME="codaroot"
local CODA_STORAGE_DIR="/var/lib/vice"
local RVM_LOG_PARTITION="rvmlogpartition.img"
local RVM_DATA_PARTITION="rvmdatapartition.img"
local VICE_PARTITION="vicepa"
local UPDATE_AUTHENTICATION_TOKEN="updatetoken"
local AUTH2_AUTHENTICATION_TOKEN="auth2token"
local VOLUTIL_AUTHENTICATION_TOKEN="volutiltoken"
# Do not modify after this line
local FQDN=$(hostname --fqdn)
local CODA_MOUNTPOINT=$(codaconfedit venus.conf mountpoint)
# Make sure coda is not running before we start messing with its files
if [ "x$(pidof auth2)" != "x" ]; then
eerror "Please stop coda, coda-update and auth2 first."
exit 1
fi
# Also make sure venus is not running
if [ "x$(pidof venus)" != "x" ]; then
eerror "Please stop venus first."
exit 1
fi
# Ask for the location of (amongst other things) the vice partition
ewarn "This default configuration of coda will require 350MB of free space"
ewarn "for Recoverable Virtual Memory. Additional space is required for"
ewarn "the files that you store on your coda volume."
echo
einfon "Please specify where coda should store this data [${CODA_STORAGE_DIR}]: "
read new_storage_dir
if [ "x${new_storage_dir}" != "x" ]; then
CODA_STORAGE_DIR=${new_storage_dir}
fi
echo
# Check if an existing server.conf is in the way
conf=$(codaconfedit server.conf)
intheway=
if [ ${conf} != /dev/null ]; then
intheway="${intheway} ${conf}"
fi
# Check if an existing vice root dir is in the way
if [ -e ${CODA_ROOT_DIR} ]; then
intheway="${intheway} ${CODA_ROOT_DIR}"
fi
# Check if an existing vice partition is in the way
if [ -e ${CODA_STORAGE_DIR}/${VICE_PARTITION} ]; then
intheway="${intheway} ${CODA_STORAGE_DIR}/${VICE_PARTITION}"
fi
if [ "x${intheway}" != "x" ]; then
eerror "Please remove the following items manually first if you want to"
eerror "set up a default coda configuration:"
for item in ${intheway}; do
eerror "\t${item}"
done
exit 1
fi
einfo "A default coda server and client configuration will be set up that consists of:"
einfo "- a coda SCM (System Control Machine)"
einfo "- a coda administrator '${CODA_ADMIN_NAME}' with coda uid ${CODA_ADMIN_UID} and password 'changeme'"
einfo "- a coda root volume available at /mnt/coda/${FQDN}"
einfo "- a writable coda volume available at ${CODA_MOUNTPOINT}/${FQDN}/${CODA_TEST_VOLUME_MOUNTPOINT}"
echo
einfon "Are you sure you want to do this? (y/n) "
read answer
if [ "x${answer}" != "xy" ]; then
exit 1
fi
echo
einfo "Setting up vice (the coda server)..."
vice-setup > /dev/null <<- EOF
yes
${CODA_ROOT_DIR}
y
${UPDATE_AUTHENTICATION_TOKEN}
${AUTH2_AUTHENTICATION_TOKEN}
${VOLUTIL_AUTHENTICATION_TOKEN}
1
${CODA_ROOT_VOLUME}
${CODA_ADMIN_UID}
${CODA_ADMIN_NAME}
yes
${CODA_STORAGE_DIR}/${RVM_LOG_PARTITION}
20M
${CODA_STORAGE_DIR}/${RVM_DATA_PARTITION}
315M
y
${CODA_STORAGE_DIR}/${VICE_PARTITION}
y
2M
EOF
# Start coda server
/etc/init.d/codasrv start || exit 1
einfo "Creating root volume..."
# Create root volume
createvoloutput=`createvol_rep ${CODA_ROOT_VOLUME} ${FQDN} 2>&1 <<- EOF
n
EOF`
if ! volutil info ${CODA_ROOT_VOLUME} &> /dev/null
then
eerror "Unable to create root volume, output of createvol_rep follows"
echo "$createvoloutput"
exit 1
fi
einfo "Creating writable volume..."
# Create test volume
createvoloutput=`createvol_rep ${CODA_TEST_VOLUME} ${FQDN} 2>&1 <<- EOF
n
EOF`
if ! volutil info ${CODA_TEST_VOLUME} &> /dev/null; then
eerror "Unable to create writable volume, output of createvol_rep follows"
echo "$createvoloutput"
exit 1
fi
einfo "Setting up venus (the coda client)..."
venus-setup ${FQDN} 20000 > /dev/null
/etc/init.d/venus start
einfo "Mounting coda volume at ${CODA_MOUNTPOINT}/${FQDN}/${CODA_TEST_VOLUME_MOUNTPOINT}"
clog ${CODA_ADMIN_NAME}@${FQDN} > /dev/null <<- EOF
changeme
EOF
cfs mkmount ${CODA_MOUNTPOINT}/${FQDN}/${CODA_TEST_VOLUME_MOUNTPOINT} ${CODA_TEST_VOLUME}
echo
einfo "The coda server and client have been set up successfully."
einfo "Please refer to http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/doc/html/ for Coda documentation."
echo
einfo "Tip: use pdbtool to add a normal coda user and clog to authenticate and get write access."
}
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