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bring in pkgtools string splitting code (same code used in updatelist feature) into the info item menu in order to, hopefully once and for all, correctly identify the installed package for purposes of displaying at the top 'Installed:' or 'Not installed:'; fix issue where newly-built package was not being listed in the info item menu; thanks to Alex for the bug report; remove lots of old comments and commented out code
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@ -349,14 +349,6 @@ potential updates..." >> $UPDATELIST
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# 3.11. Essentially, these lines look for a single number
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# that is surrounded by dots, or a single number at the
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# start of a line, and then puts a 0 in front of it.
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# Thus, 10.4.12 would become 10.04.12 and 3.4 would become
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# 03.04. Believe me, I tried _many_ things to fix this
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# problem, including stripping out the decimals and
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# running them through bc. The problem is that the
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# version numbers of many source tarballs are so
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# different. Anyway, this seems to be working and the
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# good news is that I might be able to get rid of some of
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# the other hacks.
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TESTVERSION=$(echo $VERSION | sed -e 's/[_.]\([1-9]\)\b/\.0\1/g;s/^\([1-9]\)\.\b/0\1\./')
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TESTNEWSRCVER=$(echo $NEWSRCVER | sed -e 's/[_.]\([1-9]\)\b/\.0\1/g;s/^\([1-9]\)\.\b/0\1\./')
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TESTVER=$(echo $VER | sed -e 's/[_.]\([1-9]\)\b/\.0\1/g;s/^\([1-9]\)\.\b/0\1\./')
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@ -494,13 +486,34 @@ info_item () {
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# This function shows the menu for each package where the user can see
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# certain information or build the package if he is root.
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APP="$(cat $TMP/sbopkg_item_selection)"
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CURAPP=$(ls /var/log/packages/*SBo* | grep $APP)
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KPACKAGE=""
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for i in $CURAPP; do
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LONGAPP=$(echo $i | sed 's/_SBo$//;s/-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*$//')
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SHORTAPP=$(echo $LONGAPP | sed -e 's/^.*\///g')
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if [ "$SHORTAPP" == "$APP" ]; then
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# Again, code from pkgtool
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STRING=$(basename $i _SBo)
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INDEX="$(echo $STRING | tr -d -c -)"
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INDEX="$(expr length $INDEX + 1)"
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NAME=$(expr $INDEX - 3)
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NAME="$(echo $STRING | cut -f 1-$NAME -d -)"
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VER=$(expr $INDEX - 2)
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VER="$(echo $STRING | cut -f $VER -d -)"
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#VER="$(echo $STRING | cut -f $VER -d - | sed -e 's/_.*$//')"
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ARCH=$(expr $INDEX - 1)
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ARCH="$(echo $STRING | cut -f $ARCH -d -)"
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BUILD="$(echo $STRING | cut -f $INDEX -d -)"
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KPACKAGE=$NAME-$VER-$ARCH-$BUILD
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fi
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done
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CATEGORY="$(cat $TMP/sbopkg_category_selection)"
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RVERSION=$(grep VERSION $LOCALREPO/$SLACKVER/$CATEGORY/$APP/$APP.info | cut -d= -f2 | sed s/\"//g)
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RBUILD=$(egrep -m1 "^BUILD" $LOCALREPO/$SLACKVER/$CATEGORY/$APP/$APP.SlackBuild | sed -e 's/^.*[=-]//;s/\"//;s/[ #}\t].*$//g;s/\"//g')
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U="README"
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while [ 0 ]; do
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if $(echo $(ls -1 $OUTPUT) | grep -E -q "$APP.*$RVERSION"); then
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IPACKAGE="$(basename $(ls -1 $OUTPUT/${APP}*${RVERSION}*tgz | head -n 1))"
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IPACKAGE="$(basename $(ls -1 $OUTPUT/${APP}*${RVERSION}*${RBUILD}*tgz | head -n 1))"
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else
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IPACKAGE=""
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fi
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@ -509,8 +522,6 @@ if [ "$IPACKAGE" = "" ]; then
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else
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JPACKAGE="Install $IPACKAGE"
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fi
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KPACKAGE="$(basename $(ls -1 /var/log/packages/* | grep -hZm1 $APP[-_][crs0-9]))"
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#KPACKAGE="$(basename $(ls -1 /var/log/packages/* | grep -hZm1 $APP.*$RVERSION))"
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if [ "$KPACKAGE" = "" ]; then
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LPACKAGE="$APP (Not Installed)"
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else
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@ -934,11 +945,8 @@ if [ ! -e $PKGPATH/$SRCNAME ]; then
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#wget -c -t 5 -T $TIMEOUT --progress=bar $DOWNLOAD -O $DOWNLOADFILE || rm -rf $TMP/sbopkg_build.lck
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# The above line was the old, default code. The line below is
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# the new addition to capture PID's, allowing a clean abort
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# when a user presses Control-C. Please see the comments
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# above around line 530 when build_package is first called as
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# well as the comments to the control_c function, below.
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# when a user presses Control-C.
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wget $WGETFLAGS $DOWNLOAD -O $DOWNLOADFILE >> $SBOPKGOUTPUT & echo "$!" >> $TMP/sbopkgpidlist 2>>$SBOPKGOUTPUT
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#( wget -c -t 5 -T $TIMEOUT --progress=bar $DOWNLOAD -O $DOWNLOADFILE >> $SBOPKGOUTPUT & echo $! >> $TMP/sbopkgpidlist ) 2>>$SBOPKGOUTPUT
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wait
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cd -
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ln -s $SRCDIR/$SRCNAME $LOCALREPO/$SLACKVER/$PKGPATH/$SRCNAME
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@ -1260,11 +1268,6 @@ elif [ "$DOTINFO" = "local" ]; then
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fi
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. $PKGPATH/$PKG.info.build
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PKGNAME=${PKG##*/}
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#SRCNAME=${DOWNLOAD##*/}
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#SRCNAME=$(echo $SRCNAME | sed -e 's/\%2B/\+/g') # TiMidity fix for '+'
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#if [ "$PKG" = "django" ]; then
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# SRCNAME="Django-$RVERSION.tar.gz"
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#fi
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}
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process_queue () {
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@ -1446,14 +1449,7 @@ control_c () {
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# This function holds the commands that will be executed when the user
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# presses Control-C. The $TMP/sbopkgpidlist file is the file to which
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# various PID's are written to as certain background processes etc.
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# are executed. For example, look at the wget command in the
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# get_source function, above. I am trying to work out a way where a
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# user can press Control-C during the wget source step or during the
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# package building step and cleanly return to the main menu with all
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# related background processes killed. So far, this is working for
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# the wget step but not the building step. I would really like to
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# have this working well, so suggestions/diffs etc. would be greatly
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# appreciated. :-)
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# are executed.
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echo "Control-C detected. Trying to exit cleanly...";
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if [ -e $TMP/sbopkgpidlist ]; then
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for pid in $(cat $TMP/sbopkgpidlist); do
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