source: /cluster/svnroot/bccd-ng/branches/skylar-devel/bin/build_livecd.pl @ 3296

Last change on this file since 3296 was 3296, checked in by skylar, 10 years ago

need to remove module-init-tools first to get the right defaults (#627)
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1#!/usr/bin/perl
2
3# $Id: build_livecd.pl 3296 2011-07-06 12:40:50Z skylar $
4
5# This file is part of BCCD, an open-source live CD for computational science
6# education.
7#
8# Copyright (C) 2011 Andrew Fitz Gibbon, Paul Gray, Kevin Hunter, Dave Joiner,
9#   Sam Leeman-Munk, Tom Murphy, Charlie Peck, Skylar Thompson, & Aaron Weeden
10
11#
12# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
13# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
14# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
15# (at your option) any later version.
16#
17# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
18# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
19# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
20# GNU General Public License for more details.
21#
22# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
23# along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
24
25#BCCD ISO build script
26
27use strict;
28use warnings;
29use lib "../trees/usr/local/lib/site_perl/5.10.0";
30use Getopt::Long;
31use Pod::Usage;
32use File::Path;
33use File::Temp;
34use File::Copy;
35use File::Basename;
36use WWW::Mechanize;
37use POSIX;
38use Bccd;
39use Cwd;
40use Bccd::TestDb qw/open_db insert_results/;
41use Readonly;
42
43$ENV{LANGUAGE} = "C";
44$ENV{LC_ALL} = "C";
45$ENV{LANG} = "C";
46
47my %opts;
48
49my($debmirror,$websvn,$rc,$out,$ft,$tmpdir,$cwd,$svnrev,
50   $Bccd,$allout,$rpkgs,$nouid,$nogid,$debmirror_host,
51   $debmirror_name,$debsecmirror,$dir,$kern_deb);
52my(@lsof,@pids,@rd);
53
54GetOptions(
55    'arch=s' => \$opts{'arch'},
56    'outiso=s' => \$opts{'outiso'},
57    'suite=s' => \$opts{'suite'},
58    'nocleanup' => \$opts{'nocleanup'},
59    'updatedb=s' => \$opts{'updatedb'},
60    'svnrev=i' => \$opts{'svnrev'},
61    "debug" => \$opts{'debug'},
62    "info" => \$opts{'info'},
63    "debmirror=s" => \$opts{'debmirror'},
64    "websvn=s" => \$opts{'websvn'},
65    "dir=s" => \$opts{'dir'},
66    'help' => \$opts{'help'}
67    );
68
69if($opts{'help'}) {
70    pod2usage(-verbose => 2);
71}
72
73if(!$opts{'arch'} ||
74   !$opts{'outiso'} ||
75   !$opts{'suite'}
76    ) {
77    pod2usage(-verbose => 2);
78}
79
80Readonly my $PROJECT => 'bccd';
81$ft = new File::Temp();
82if(defined($opts{'dir'})) {
83        $dir = $opts{'dir'};
84} else {
85        $dir = File::Spec->tmpdir;
86}
87
88if(defined($opts{'nocleanup'})) {
89        $ft = File::Temp->newdir("/tmp/$PROJECT.XXXXXXX",CLEANUP => 0);
90}
91else {
92        $ft = File::Temp->newdir("/tmp/$PROJECT.XXXXXXX",DIR=>$dir,CLEANUP => 1);
93}
94$tmpdir = $ft->dirname();
95
96$Bccd = new Bccd();
97
98if(defined($opts{'debmirror'})) {
99        $debmirror_host = $opts{'debmirror'};
100} else {
101        $debmirror_host = "debmirror.cluster.earlham.edu";
102}
103$debmirror = "http://$debmirror_host";
104
105if(defined($opts{'websvn'})) {
106        $websvn = $opts{'websvn'};
107} else {
108        $websvn = "http://bccd-ng.cluster.earlham.edu/svn/bccd-ng/branches/skylar-devel/";
109}
110
111Readonly my $BUILDDIR   => $tmpdir."/build-bccd/";
112Readonly my $SOFTWARE   => "/bccd/software/";
113Readonly my $PROJDIR    => $BUILDDIR."/diskless/bccd/";
114Readonly my $BCCDCLIENT => $BUILDDIR."/diskless/clients/";
115Readonly my $NEWHOME    => "$BUILDDIR/bccd/home";
116Readonly my $CHECKIN    => "$NEWHOME/meta/nodes/";
117Readonly my $LIBFETCH   => "/root/liberate";
118Readonly my $KERNREV    => "2.6.38bccd";
119$ENV{'DEBIAN_FRONTEND'} = "noninteractive";
120Readonly my $PERLDIR        => "/usr/local/lib/site_perl/";
121Readonly my $TESTNAME       => "build_livecd";
122Readonly my $STAGE          => $Bccd->get_stage();
123Readonly my $KNOPDIR        => "$tmpdir/KNOPPIX";
124Readonly my $USER           => "$PROJECT";
125Readonly my @TIME           => localtime();
126Readonly my $FORMAT_DATE    => ($TIME[5]+1900)."-".($TIME[4]+1)."-".$TIME[3];
127Readonly my $SPLASH_FILE    => 'bccd_logo_new.png';
128Readonly my @MINIRT_MODS    => (
129                                "BusLogic.ko",
130                                "NCR53c406a.ko",
131                                "a100u2w.ko",
132                                "advansys.ko",
133                                "aic7xxx.ko",
134                                "dc395x.ko",
135                                "dtc.ko",
136                                "eata.ko",
137                                "ehci-hcd.ko",
138                                "fdomain.ko",
139                                "ff-memless.ko",
140                                "forcedeth.ko",
141                                "gdth.ko",
142                                "ieee1394.ko",
143                                "initio.ko",
144                                "usb-libusual.ko",
145                                "loop.ko",
146                                "mptbase.ko",
147                                "mptscsih.ko",
148                                "ohci-hcd.ko",
149                                "ohci1394.ko",
150                                "pas16.ko",
151                                "psi240i.ko",
152                                "sbp2.ko",
153                                "sym53c8xx.ko",
154                                "t128.ko",
155                                "tmscsim.ko",
156                                "u14-34f.ko",
157                                "uhci-hcd.ko",
158                                "ultrastor.ko",
159                                "usb-storage.ko",
160                                "usbcore.ko",
161                                "usbhid.ko",
162                                "wd7000.ko",
163                                );
164
165# Revision fetch
166
167if($opts{'info'}) {
168    $Bccd->set_debug('INFO');
169}
170
171if($opts{'debug'}) {
172    $Bccd->set_debug('DEBUG');
173}
174
175if($opts{'updatedb'}) {
176    $Bccd->redirect_stdio("$tmpdir");
177}
178
179if($opts{'svnrev'}) {
180    $svnrev = $opts{'svnrev'};
181} else {
182    if($websvn !~ /^http/) {
183        $svnrev = "BASE";
184    } else {
185        $svnrev = $Bccd->run_test(
186            "getsvnrev",
187            "",
188            "Got subversion revision of $websvn.",
189            "$websvn",
190            );
191    }
192}
193
194$Bccd->run_test(
195    "revfetch",
196    "",
197    "Fetched package manifest.",
198    $svnrev,
199    "$websvn/packages/packages.conf",
200    "$tmpdir/packages.conf",
201    );
202
203my $PACKAGES = $Bccd->run_test(
204    "read_yaml",
205    "",
206    "Read package manifest.",
207    "$tmpdir/packages.conf",
208    );
209
210for(my $i=0;$i<$#{$PACKAGES->{BASE}};$i++) {
211    if($PACKAGES->{BASE}->[$i] eq 'linux-image') {
212        $PACKAGES->{BASE}->[$i] .= "-$KERNREV";
213    }
214}
215
216$Bccd->run_test(
217    "chdir",
218    "",
219    "cd'd into $tmpdir.",
220    "$tmpdir",
221    );
222
223$Bccd->run_test(
224    "system",
225    "",
226    "Built initial install tree.",
227    "debootstrap --arch $opts{'arch'} $opts{'suite'} $BUILDDIR $debmirror",
228    );
229
230$Bccd->run_test(
231    "system",
232    "",
233    "Copied /dev to $BUILDDIR/dev.",
234    "cp -R /dev $BUILDDIR/dev",
235    );
236
237$Bccd->run_test(
238    "system",
239    "",
240    "Mounted /proc into $BUILDDIR.",
241    "mount -t proc none $BUILDDIR/proc",
242    );
243
244$Bccd->run_test(
245    "system",
246    "",
247    "Mounted /sys into $BUILDDIR.",
248    "mount -t sysfs none $BUILDDIR/sys",
249    );
250
251$Bccd->run_test(
252    "fwrite",
253    "",
254    "Disabled apt-get package authentication.",
255    "a",
256    "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/apt.conf",
257    "APT::Get::AllowUnauthenticated 1 ;",
258    );
259
260$Bccd->run_test(
261    "system",
262    "",
263    "Installed Perl testing modules in install tree.",
264    "chroot $BUILDDIR apt-get -y install libtest-base-perl",
265    );
266
267$Bccd->run_test(
268    "system",
269    "",
270    "Installed Perl testing modules in install tree.",
271    "chroot $BUILDDIR apt-get -y install libtest-base-perl",
272    );
273
274foreach my $file ( "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/sources.list","$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/apt.conf","$BUILDDIR/etc/network/interfaces","$BUILDDIR/etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf","$BUILDDIR/etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf","$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/ssh_config","$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/sshd_config","$BUILDDIR/etc/profile","$BUILDDIR/etc/default/useradd","$BUILDDIR/etc/default/tftpd-hpa","$BUILDDIR/etc/rc.local" ) {
275    if( -f $file ) {
276        $Bccd->run_test(
277            "unlink",
278            "",
279            "rm'd existing cfg file $file",
280            "$file",
281            );
282    }
283}
284
285foreach my $dir ( $BCCDCLIENT, $PROJDIR, "$BUILDDIR/etc/network", "$BUILDDIR/etc/dhcp3", "$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh", "$BUILDDIR/$SOFTWARE", "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh", "$BUILDDIR/nfs",
286                  "$BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH", "$BUILDDIR/var/run" ) {
287    if( !(-d $dir) ) {
288        $Bccd->run_test(
289            "mkpath",
290            "",
291            "Made $dir directory.",
292            "$dir",
293            );
294    }
295}
296
297$Bccd->run_test(
298    "revfetch",
299    "",
300    "Fetched debconf preseed file.",
301    $svnrev,
302    "$websvn/packages/debconf.preseed",
303    "$BUILDDIR/root/debconf.preseed",
304    );
305
306$Bccd->run_test(
307    "system",
308    "",
309    "Set debconf selections.",
310    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR debconf-set-selections /root/debconf.preseed",
311    );
312
313$Bccd->run_test(
314    "revfetch",
315    "",
316    "Fetched apt source list.",
317    $svnrev,
318    "$websvn/packages/etc/apt/sources.list",
319    "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/sources.list",
320    );
321
322$Bccd->run_test(
323    "regexsub_file",
324    "",
325    "Changed DEBMIRROR template in sources list to $debmirror_host.",
326    "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/sources.list",
327    "!DEBMIRROR!",
328    "$debmirror_host",
329    );
330
331foreach my $file ( "interfaces", "interfaces.compute" ) {
332    $Bccd->run_test(
333        "revfetch",
334        "",
335        "Fetched network $file cfg.",
336        $svnrev,
337        "$websvn/packages/etc/network/$file",
338        "$BUILDDIR/etc/network/$file",
339        );
340}
341
342$Bccd->run_test(
343    "mkpath",
344    "",
345    "mkdir /etc/X11/xinit",
346    "$BUILDDIR/etc/X11/xinit",
347    );
348
349# Make apt work
350
351foreach my $dir ( "/var/cache/apt/archives", "/var/cache/apt/archives/partial" ) {
352    $Bccd->run_test(
353        "mkpath",
354        "",
355        "mkdir $dir",
356        "$BUILDDIR/$dir",
357        );
358}
359
360# /etc fetch
361foreach my $file ( "hosts", "hosts.compute", "hosts.allow", "hosts.deny", "profile", "modules", "modules.net",
362          "passwd.compute", "group.compute", "shadow.compute", "exports.compute",
363          "nsswitch.conf", "unionfs.conf", "X11/xinit/xinitrc", "X11/xinit/xserverrc",
364          "dpkg/dpkg.cfg", "ld.so.conf.d/software.conf", "sudoers", "init.d/bccd-networking",
365          "init.d/bccd-passwd", "init.d/bccd-dhcp", "init.d/bccd-sshd", "X11/xorg.conf",
366          "lam.conf", "init.d/bccd-nfs", "init.d/bccd-unite-sw", "init.d/bccd-nics",
367          "init.d/bccd-dhcp-conf", "init.d/bccd-route", "init.d/bccd-keyboard", "rc.local",
368          "init.d/bccd-fsrw", "init.d/bccd-mail", "auto.master", "auto.sshfs", "ld.so.conf.d/CUDA.conf" ) {
369    $Bccd->run_test(
370        "revfetch",
371        "",
372        "Fetched /etc/$file file.",
373        $svnrev,
374        "$websvn/packages/etc/$file",
375        "$BUILDDIR/etc/$file",
376        );
377}
378
379$Bccd->run_test(
380    "chmod",
381    "",
382    "Set $BUILDDIR/etc/sudoers user/group readable only.",
383    0440,
384    "$BUILDDIR/etc/sudoers",
385    );
386
387foreach my $file ( "bccd-networking", "bccd-passwd", "bccd-dhcp", "bccd-sshd", "bccd-nfs", "bccd-unite-sw",
388          "bccd-nics", "bccd-dhcp-conf", "bccd-route", "bccd-keyboard", "bccd-fsrw", "bccd-mail" ) {
389    $Bccd->run_test(
390        "chmod",
391        "",
392        "Set $BUILDDIR/etc/init.d/$file executable.",
393        0755,
394        "$BUILDDIR/etc/init.d/$file",
395        );
396}
397
398$Bccd->run_test(
399        "chmod",
400        "",
401        "Set $BUILDDIR/etc/rc.local executable.",
402        0755,
403        "$BUILDDIR/etc/rc.local",
404);
405
406$cwd = getcwd();
407
408$Bccd->run_test(
409    "chdir",
410    "",
411    "cd $BUILDDIR",
412    "$BUILDDIR",
413    );
414
415$Bccd->run_test(
416    "recrevfetch",
417    "",
418    "Fetched lib directory.",
419    $svnrev,
420    "$websvn/trees/lib/",
421    );
422
423$Bccd->run_test(
424    "recrevfetch",
425    "",
426    "Fetched bin directory.",
427    $svnrev,
428    "$websvn/trees/bin/",
429    );
430
431$Bccd->run_test(
432    "recrevfetch",
433    "",
434    "Fetched sbin directory.",
435    $svnrev,
436    "$websvn/trees/sbin/",
437    );
438
439$Bccd->run_test(
440    "recrevfetch",
441    "",
442    "Fetched etc tree.",
443    $svnrev,
444    "$websvn/trees/etc/",
445    );
446
447$Bccd->run_test(
448    "recrevfetch",
449    "",
450    "Fetched root home directory.",
451    $svnrev,
452    "$websvn/trees/root/",
453    );
454
455
456$Bccd->run_test(
457    "chdir",
458    "",
459    "cd $BUILDDIR/etc",
460    "$BUILDDIR/etc",
461    );
462
463$Bccd->run_test(
464    "recrevfetch",
465    "",
466    "Fetched skel profile.",
467    $svnrev,
468    "$websvn/packages/etc/skel",
469    );
470
471foreach my $file ( "$BUILDDIR/etc/skel/.firstlogin", "$BUILDDIR/etc/skel/.bash_profile", ) {
472    $Bccd->run_test(
473        "chmod",
474        "",
475        "chmod 0755 $file",
476        0755,
477        "$file",
478        );
479}
480
481if(-f "$BUILDDIR/etc/skel/.bashrc") {
482    $Bccd->run_test(
483        "unlink",
484        "",
485        "Removed default .bashrc",
486        "$BUILDDIR/etc/skel/.bashrc",
487        );
488}
489
490$Bccd->run_test(
491    "chdir",
492    "",
493    "cd'ing into $BUILDDIR/etc/skel",
494    "$BUILDDIR/etc/skel",
495    );
496
497$Bccd->run_test(
498    "chdir",
499    "",
500    "cd $cwd",
501    "$cwd",
502    );
503
504$Bccd->run_test(
505    "revfetch",
506    "",
507    "Fetched liberate script.",
508    $svnrev,
509    "$websvn/packages/liberate.pl",
510    "$BUILDDIR/root/liberate.pl",
511    );
512
513$Bccd->run_test(
514    "revfetch",
515    "",
516    "Fetched /etc/default/useradd file.",
517    $svnrev,
518    "$websvn/packages/etc/default/useradd",
519    "$BUILDDIR/etc/default/useradd",
520    );
521
522$Bccd->run_test(
523    "fwrite",
524    "",
525    "Allowing initrd kernel upgrade.",
526    "a",
527    "$BUILDDIR/etc/kernel-img.conf",
528    "do_initrd=yes",
529    );
530
531$Bccd->run_test(
532    "system",
533    "",
534    "Updated apt cache.",
535    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR apt-get update",
536    );
537
538$Bccd->run_test(
539    "system",
540    "",
541    "Fetched pre-install dependencies.",
542    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR apt-get -y --allow-unauthenticated  install debian-archive-keyring initramfs-tools",
543    );
544
545if($opts{'arch'} eq 'i386') {
546        $Bccd->run_test(
547            "system",
548            "0",
549            "Fetched Debian packages.",
550            "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/bin/aptitude --allow-untrusted -y install @{$PACKAGES->{BASE}} @{$PACKAGES->{EXTRA}}",
551            );
552}
553elsif($opts{'arch'} eq 'amd64') {
554        $Bccd->run_test(
555            "system",
556            "0",
557            "Fetched Debian packages.",
558            "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR aptitude --allow-untrusted -y install @{$PACKAGES->{BASE}} @{$PACKAGES->{EXTRA}} @{$PACKAGES->{AMD64}}",
559            );
560}
561
562if($opts{'arch'} eq 'amd64') {
563    $Bccd->run_test(
564        "system",
565        "",
566        "Symlinking IA32 libstdc++ compatibility library.",
567        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR ln -s /usr/lib32/libstdc++.so.6 /usr/lib32/libstdc++.so",
568        );
569}
570
571# Workaround for tftpd-hpa/inetd conflict
572$Bccd->run_test(
573    "system",
574    "",
575    "Removing inetutils-inetd to avoid conflict with tftpd-hpa.",
576    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/bin/dpkg -r inetutils-inetd",
577    );
578
579$Bccd->run_test(
580    "system",
581    100,
582    "Fetching tftpd-hpa and gpm separately.",
583    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/bin/apt-get --force-yes -y install tftpd-hpa gpm",
584    );
585
586$Bccd->run_test(
587    "system",
588    "",
589    "Deleted cached deb packages.",
590    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR apt-get clean",
591    );
592
593$Bccd->run_test(
594    "system",
595    100,
596    "Removing old kernel.",
597    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR apt-get -y remove linux-image-2.6.26-2-amd64",
598    );
599
600$Bccd->run_test(
601    "system",
602    100,
603    "Deleted unneeded packages.",
604    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR apt-get -y autoremove",
605    );
606
607$Bccd->run_test(
608    "revfetch",
609    "",
610    "Fetched tftpd-hpa configuration.",
611    $svnrev,
612    "$websvn/packages/etc/default/tftpd-hpa",
613    "$BUILDDIR/etc/default/tftpd-hpa",
614    );
615
616$Bccd->run_test(
617    "mkpath",
618    "",
619    "Making $KERNREV modules directory.",
620    "$BUILDDIR/lib/modules/$KERNREV",
621    );
622
623$Bccd->run_test(
624    "revfetch",
625    "",
626    "Fetched ssh_config file.",
627    $svnrev,
628    "$websvn/packages/etc/ssh/ssh_config",
629    "$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/ssh_config",
630    );
631
632$Bccd->run_test(
633    "revfetch",
634    "",
635    "Fetched sshd_config file.",
636    $svnrev,
637    "$websvn/packages/etc/ssh/sshd_config",
638    "$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/sshd_config",
639    );
640
641$Bccd->run_test(
642    "mkpath",
643    "",
644    "mkdir $BUILDDIR/etc/udev/rules.d",
645    "$BUILDDIR/etc/udev/rules.d",
646    );
647
648$Bccd->run_test(
649    "revfetch",
650    "",
651    "Fetched USB automounting udev rule.",
652    $svnrev,
653    "$websvn/packages/etc/udev/rules.d/99-automount_usb.rules",
654    "$BUILDDIR/etc/udev/rules.d/99-automount_usb.rules",
655    );
656
657# Revision write
658
659$Bccd->run_test(
660    "fwrite",
661    "",
662    "Opened $BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-revision for writing.",
663    "w",
664    "$BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-revision",
665    "$svnrev",
666    );
667
668# Install software
669
670$Bccd->run_test(
671    "mkpath",
672    "",
673    "Created node checkin directory.",
674    "$CHECKIN",
675    );
676
677
678$nouid = $Bccd->run_test(
679    "getuseruid",
680    "",
681    "Got uid for nobody user.",
682    "nobody",
683    );
684
685$nogid = $Bccd->run_test(
686    "getusergid",
687    "",
688    "Got gid for nobody user.",
689    "nobody",
690    );
691
692$Bccd->run_test(
693    "chown",
694    "",
695    "chown'd checkin directory $CHECKIN to $nouid:$nogid.",
696    "$nouid",
697    "$nogid",
698    "$CHECKIN",
699    );
700
701if( ! -f "$BUILDDIR/usr/bin/python2" ) {
702    $Bccd->run_test(
703        "system",
704        "",
705        "Linked python->python2 for C3 tools.",
706        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR ln -s /usr/bin/python2.5 /usr/bin/python2",
707        );
708}
709
710$Bccd->run_test(
711    "system",
712    "",
713    "Linked VBoxService into /usr/sbin.",
714    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR ln -s /opt/VBoxGuestAdditions-3.2.8/sbin/VBoxService /usr/sbin/VBoxService",
715    );
716
717foreach my $vb ("VBoxClient","VBoxControl") {
718    $Bccd->run_test(
719        "system",
720        "",
721        "Linked $vb into /usr/bin.",
722        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR ln -s /opt/VBoxGuestAdditions-3.2.8/bin/$vb /usr/bin/$vb",
723        );
724}
725
726$Bccd->run_test(
727    "fcopy",
728    "",
729    "Copied pxelinux to tftpboot.",
730    "$BUILDDIR/usr/lib/syslinux/pxelinux.0",
731    "$BUILDDIR/var/lib/tftpboot/pxelinux.0",
732    );
733
734$Bccd->run_test(
735    "mkpath",
736    "",
737    "Made $BUILDDIR/var/lib/tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg",
738    "$BUILDDIR/var/lib/tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg",
739    );
740
741foreach my $file ( "dhcpd.conf", "dhclient.conf", "dhclient.conf-bccd", "dhclient.conf-any" ) {
742    $Bccd->run_test(
743        "revfetch",
744        "",
745        "Fetched DHCP $file configuration.",
746        $svnrev,
747        "$websvn/packages/etc/dhcp3/$file",
748        "$BUILDDIR/etc/dhcp3/$file",
749        );
750}
751
752# Needed down here to prevent hang with debconf
753foreach my $file ( "exports", "hosts.equiv", "gpm.conf", "inittab",
754                                   "pdnsd.conf", "default/pdnsd", ) {
755    $Bccd->run_test(
756        "revfetch",
757        "",
758        "Fetched /etc/$file file.",
759        $svnrev,
760        "$websvn/packages/etc/$file",
761        "$BUILDDIR/etc/$file",
762        );
763}
764
765$Bccd->run_test(
766    "system",
767    "",
768    "Setting LSB parsing of init scripts.",
769    "touch $BUILDDIR/etc/update-rc.d-lsbparse",
770    );
771
772$Bccd->run_test(
773    "system",
774    "",
775    "Disabling hardware-optimized ld.so directories.",
776    "touch $BUILDDIR/etc/ld.so.nohwcap",
777    );
778
779foreach my $script ("nis", "ssh-host-keys", "nfs-kernel-server", "ssh",
780                    "dhcp3-server", "dbus", "hal", "apache2",
781                    "module-init-tools",) {
782    $Bccd->run_test(
783        "system",
784        "",
785        "Disabled $script.",
786        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d -f $script remove",
787        );
788}
789
790foreach my $script ("nfs-common", "vboxadd-service", "mpd", "bccd-nvidia",
791                    "module-init-tools",) {
792    $Bccd->run_test(
793        "system",
794        "",
795        "Enabling $script at boot time.",
796        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d $script defaults",
797        );
798}
799
800# This must run before 20 (bccd-passwd) and autofs
801foreach my $script ("bccd-unite-sw", "perfctr",) {
802    $Bccd->run_test(
803        "system",
804        "",
805        "Enabling $script config.",
806        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d $script defaults 18",
807        );
808}
809
810# Based on virtualbox install script
811foreach my $script ("vboxadd","vboxadd-x11",) {
812    $Bccd->run_test(
813        "system",
814        "",
815        "Enabling $script config.",
816        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d $script defaults 30",
817        );
818}
819
820$Bccd->run_test(
821    "system",
822    "",
823    "Enabling vboxadd-service config.",
824    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d vboxadd-service defaults 35",
825    );
826
827$Bccd->run_test(
828        "system",
829        "",
830        "Enabling home directory overlay cleaning.",
831        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-clean-home start 11 S .",
832        );
833
834$Bccd->run_test(
835    "system",
836    "",
837    "Enabling bccd-nics config.",
838    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-nics start 39 S .",
839    );
840
841$Bccd->run_test(
842    "system",
843    "",
844    "Enabling bccd-dhcp-conf config.",
845    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-dhcp-conf start 38 S .",
846    );
847
848$Bccd->run_test(
849    "system",
850    "",
851    "Enabling bccd-route config.",
852    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-route start 41 S .",
853    );
854
855$Bccd->run_test(
856    "system",
857    "",
858    "Enabling bccd-fsrw config.",
859    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-fsrw start 11 S .",
860    );
861
862$Bccd->run_test(
863    "system",
864    "",
865    "Enabling bccd-keyboard config.",
866    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-keyboard start 18 S .",
867    );
868
869$Bccd->run_test(
870    "system",
871    "",
872    "Enabling bccd-networking config.",
873    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-networking start 42 2 S .",
874    );
875
876$Bccd->run_test(
877    "system",
878    "",
879    "Enabling networking config.",
880    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d networking start 42 2 S .",
881    );
882
883$Bccd->run_test(
884    "system",
885    "",
886    "Enabling bccd-nfs config.",
887    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-nfs start 20 2 S .",
888    );
889
890$Bccd->run_test(
891    "system",
892    "",
893    "Enabling bccd-passwd config.",
894    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-passwd start 20 S .",
895    );
896
897$Bccd->run_test(
898    "system",
899    "",
900    "Enabling bccd-sshd config.",
901    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-sshd start 20 2 S .",
902    );
903
904$Bccd->run_test(
905    "system",
906    "",
907    "Enabling bccd-dhcp config.",
908    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d bccd-dhcp start 40 S .",
909    );
910
911$Bccd->run_test(
912    "system",
913    "",
914    "Added root password.",
915    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/usermod -p '\$1\$erNdlHdL\$EV6C0eBbe6M3bVaK9m4If0' root",
916    );
917
918# User creation
919
920# Manual writes to keep NIS from interfering with static uid/gid
921
922$Bccd->run_test(
923    "fwrite",
924    "",
925    "Wrote out sshd user.",
926    "a",
927    "$BUILDDIR/etc/passwd",
928    "sshd:x:103:65534::/var/run/sshd:/usr/sbin/nologin",
929    );
930
931$Bccd->run_test(
932    "fwrite",
933    "",
934    "Wrote out sshd group.",
935    "a",
936    "$BUILDDIR/etc/shadow",
937    "sshd:!:13625:0:99999:7:::",
938    );
939
940$Bccd->run_test(
941    "system",
942    "",
943    "Creating non-root-group account.",
944    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/groupadd -g 1000 bccd",
945    );
946
947$Bccd->run_test(
948    "system",
949    "",
950    "Created non-root user account.",
951    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/useradd -s /bin/bash -G video,fuse,adm -u 1000 -g 1000 -d /home/$USER -m -p '\$1\$Agm0SXPB\$JnObEvwBQdg4WCovvMKST1' $USER",
952    );
953
954$Bccd->run_test(
955    "system",
956    "",
957    "Created vbox user account.",
958    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/useradd -s /bin/sh -G daemon -d /var/run/vboxadd vboxadd",
959    );
960
961$Bccd->run_test(
962    "system",
963    "",
964    "Altered non-root account directory for KNOPPIX.",
965    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/usermod -d /UNIONFS/home/$USER $USER",
966    );
967
968# Bccd perl modules
969
970$Bccd->run_test(
971    "mkpath",
972    "",
973    "mkdir $BUILDDIR/$PERLDIR",
974    "$BUILDDIR/$PERLDIR",
975    );
976
977$Bccd->run_test(
978    "chdir",
979    "",
980    "cd'd to $BUILDDIR/$PERLDIR/../",
981    "$BUILDDIR/$PERLDIR/../",
982    );
983
984
985$Bccd->run_test(
986    "recrevfetch",
987    "",
988    "Checked out Bccd perl modules.",
989    $svnrev,
990    "$websvn/trees/$PERLDIR/",
991    );
992
993$Bccd->run_test(
994    "chdir",
995    "",
996    "cd'd to $tmpdir.",
997    "$tmpdir",
998    );
999
1000$Bccd->run_test(
1001    "recrevfetch",
1002    "",
1003    "Checked out hardware autodetect stuff.",
1004    $svnrev,
1005    "$websvn/trees/hwsetup/",
1006    );
1007
1008$Bccd->run_test(
1009    "system",
1010    "",
1011    "Copied hardware autodetect into $BUILDDIR.",
1012    "cp -R $tmpdir/hwsetup/* $BUILDDIR/",
1013    );
1014
1015# Starting hwsetup init scripts
1016foreach my $script ( "knoppix-autoconfig", "xserver-xorg" ) {
1017    $Bccd->run_test(
1018        "system",
1019        "",
1020        "Enabled $script.",
1021        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/sbin/update-rc.d $script start 20 2 3 4 5 .",
1022        );
1023}
1024
1025# Software install
1026
1027$Bccd->run_test(
1028    "chdir",
1029    "",
1030    "cd'd to $BUILDDIR",
1031    "$BUILDDIR",
1032    );
1033
1034$Bccd->run_test(
1035    "recrevfetch",
1036    "",
1037    "Fetched software tree.",
1038    $svnrev,
1039    "$websvn/trees/software/bccd/",
1040    );
1041
1042$Bccd->run_test(
1043    "system",
1044    "",
1045    "Changed $SOFTWARE to bccd:bccd.",
1046    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /bin/chown -R bccd:bccd $SOFTWARE",
1047    );
1048
1049foreach my $prog ( <$BUILDDIR/bccd/software/*/bin/*> ) {
1050    $Bccd->run_test(
1051        "chmod",
1052        "",
1053        "chmod 0755 $prog",
1054        0755,
1055        "$prog",
1056        );
1057}
1058
1059$Bccd->run_test(
1060    "chdir",
1061    "",
1062    "cd $BUILDDIR/",
1063    "$BUILDDIR/",
1064    );
1065
1066$Bccd->run_test(
1067    "recrevfetch",
1068    "",
1069    "Fetched test tree.",
1070    $svnrev,
1071    "$websvn/trees/home",
1072    );
1073
1074$Bccd->run_test(
1075    "system",
1076    "",
1077    "chown'd $BUILDDIR/home/bccd to bccd:bccd",
1078    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR chown -R $USER:$USER /home/bccd",
1079    );
1080
1081$Bccd->run_test(
1082    "chmod",
1083    "",
1084    "chmod 0600 $BUILDDIR/home/bccd/.mpd.conf",
1085    0600,
1086    "$BUILDDIR/home/bccd/.mpd.conf",
1087    );
1088
1089$Bccd->run_test(
1090    "chmod",
1091    "",
1092    "chmod 0755 $BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/",
1093    0755,
1094    "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/",
1095    );
1096
1097$Bccd->run_test(
1098    "chmod",
1099    "",
1100    "chmod 0755 $BUILDDIR/home/$USER/.ssh",
1101    0755,
1102    "$BUILDDIR/home/$USER/.ssh",
1103    );
1104
1105$Bccd->run_test(
1106                "chmod",
1107                "",
1108                "chmod 0755 $BUILDDIR/home/$USER",
1109                0755,
1110                "$BUILDDIR/home/$USER",
1111                );
1112
1113foreach my $file ( "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/bccd", "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/config" ) {
1114    $Bccd->run_test(
1115        "chmod",
1116        "",
1117        "chmod 0600 $file",
1118        0600,
1119        "$file",
1120        );
1121}
1122
1123foreach my $key ( <$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/ssh*key*> ) {
1124    $Bccd->run_test(
1125        "unlink",
1126        "",
1127        "Removed ssh key $key.",
1128        "$key",
1129        );
1130}
1131
1132$Bccd->run_test(
1133    "system",
1134    "",
1135    "Requiring bccd ssh start script for ssh start.",
1136    "perl -wpli -e 's/^(#\\s+Required-Start:\\s+.*\$)/\$1 bccd-sshd/' $BUILDDIR/etc/init.d/ssh",
1137    );
1138
1139$Bccd->run_test(
1140    "system",
1141    "",
1142    "Requiring bccd nic start script for networking start.",
1143    "perl -wpli -e 's/^(#\\s+Required-Start:\\s+.*\$)/\$1 bccd-nics/' $BUILDDIR/etc/init.d/networking",
1144    );
1145
1146$Bccd->run_test(
1147    "system",
1148    "",
1149    "Fixing cstddef for openmpi.",
1150    "perl -wpli -e 's/#include_next/#include/g' $BUILDDIR/usr/include/c++/4.3/cstddef",
1151    );
1152
1153# Make us LIVE
1154
1155$Bccd->run_test(
1156    "fwrite",
1157    "",
1158    "Made us LIVE.",
1159    "w",
1160    "$BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-stage",
1161    "LIVE",
1162    );
1163
1164# Setting up menus
1165
1166foreach my $file (<$BUILDDIR/usr/share/menu/*>) {
1167    $Bccd->run_test(
1168        "unlink",
1169        "",
1170        "rm'd X menu item $file",
1171        "$file",
1172        );
1173}
1174
1175$cwd = getcwd();
1176
1177$Bccd->run_test(
1178    "chdir",
1179    "",
1180    "cd $BUILDDIR/",
1181    "$BUILDDIR/",
1182    );
1183
1184$Bccd->run_test(
1185    "recrevfetch",
1186    "",
1187    "Fetched /usr items.",
1188    $svnrev,
1189    "$websvn/trees/usr/",
1190    );
1191
1192$Bccd->run_test(
1193    "recrevfetch",
1194    "",
1195    "Fetched architecure-specific items for $opts{'arch'}.",
1196    $svnrev,
1197    "$websvn/trees/arch/$opts{'arch'}",
1198    );
1199
1200$Bccd->run_test(
1201    "system",
1202    "",
1203    "Copied architecture-specific items from /$opts{'arch'} to /.",
1204        "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/bin/rsync -av --progress /$opts{'arch'}/ /",
1205    );
1206
1207$Bccd->run_test(
1208    "chdir",
1209    "",
1210    "Changed back to old directory.",
1211    "$cwd",
1212    );
1213
1214$Bccd->run_test(
1215    "system",
1216    "",
1217    "Updated desktop menus.",
1218    "/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /usr/bin/update-menus",
1219    );
1220
1221# Software end
1222
1223# Pre-fetching liberation stuff
1224
1225$Bccd->run_test(
1226    "revfetch",
1227    "",
1228    "Fetched LVM fdisk script.",
1229    $svnrev,
1230    "$websvn/packages/fdisk_lvm.input",
1231    "$BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH/fdisk_lvm.input",
1232    );
1233
1234$Bccd->run_test(
1235    "revfetch",
1236    "",
1237    "Fetched BCCD splash screen.",
1238    $svnrev,
1239    "$websvn/packages/$SPLASH_FILE",
1240    "$BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH/$SPLASH_FILE",
1241    );
1242
1243$Bccd->run_test(
1244    "revfetch",
1245    "",
1246    "Fetched liberation exports file.",
1247    $svnrev,
1248    "$websvn/packages/etc/exports.liberate",
1249    "$BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH/exports",
1250    );
1251
1252$Bccd->run_test(
1253    "chdir",
1254    "",
1255    "cd'ing to $BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH/.",
1256    "$BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH",
1257    );
1258
1259$Bccd->run_test(
1260    "system",
1261    "",
1262    "Tar'd up linux_aufs.",
1263    "tar -C $BUILDDIR -cjvf $BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH/lib-linux.tar.bz2 boot lib/modules var/lib/tftpboot",
1264    );
1265
1266foreach my $file (grep(-f $_, <$BUILDDIR/var/lib/apt/lists/*>)) {
1267        $Bccd->run_test(
1268            "unlink",
1269            "",
1270            "Removed apt file lists.",
1271            "$file",
1272            );
1273}
1274
1275$Bccd->run_test(
1276        "rmtree",
1277        "",
1278        "Removing docs to save space.",
1279        "$BUILDDIR/usr/share/doc",
1280        );
1281
1282$Bccd->run_test(
1283        "system",
1284        "0",
1285        "Remove all fonts possible.",
1286        qq{/usr/sbin/chroot $BUILDDIR /sbin/bccd-rm-fonts},
1287        );
1288
1289$Bccd->run_test(
1290    "recrevfetch",
1291    "",
1292    "Fetched $websvn/trees/diskless over svn.",
1293    $svnrev,
1294    "$websvn/trees/diskless",
1295    );
1296
1297$Bccd->run_test(
1298    "chdir",
1299    "",
1300    "Reverted to $cwd.",
1301    "$cwd",
1302    );
1303
1304$Bccd->run_test(
1305    "revfetch",
1306    "",
1307    "Fetched grub menu.",
1308    $svnrev,
1309    "$websvn/packages/boot/grub/menu.lst",
1310    "$BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH/grub_menu.lst",
1311    );
1312
1313$Bccd->run_test(
1314    "lsofkill",
1315    "",
1316    "Killing procs in $BUILDDIR: ",
1317    "$BUILDDIR",
1318    );
1319
1320# Make here so automount doesn't destroy it
1321
1322$Bccd->run_test(
1323    "mkpath",
1324    "",
1325    "mkdir $BUILDDIR/mnt/ssh",
1326    "$BUILDDIR/mnt/ssh",
1327    );
1328
1329$Bccd->run_test(
1330    "system",
1331    "",
1332    "Unmounted $BUILDDIR/proc.",
1333    "umount -l $BUILDDIR/proc",
1334    );
1335
1336$Bccd->run_test(
1337    "system",
1338    "",
1339    "Unmounted $BUILDDIR/sys.",
1340    "umount -l $BUILDDIR/sys",
1341    );
1342
1343$Bccd->run_test(
1344    "chdir",
1345    "",
1346    "cd'd to $tmpdir for Knoppix fetch.",
1347    "$tmpdir",
1348    );
1349
1350$Bccd->run_test(
1351    "recrevfetch",
1352    "",
1353    "Fetched KNOPPIX sans root filesystem.",
1354    $svnrev,
1355    "$websvn/trees/KNOPPIX/",
1356    );
1357
1358$Bccd->run_test(
1359        "fcopy",
1360        "",
1361        "Copying Linux kernel into KNOPPIX image.",
1362        "$BUILDDIR/boot/vmlinuz-$KERNREV",
1363        "$tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/linux",
1364        );
1365
1366$Bccd->run_test(
1367        "revfetch",
1368        "",
1369        "Fetched minirt device configuration.",
1370        $svnrev,
1371        "$websvn/packages/mknod.y",
1372        "$tmpdir/mknod.y",
1373        );
1374
1375$Bccd->run_test(
1376        "mknods",
1377        "",
1378        "Created minirt device nodes.",
1379        "$tmpdir/mknod.y",
1380        "$tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/minirt",
1381        );
1382
1383$Bccd->run_test(
1384        "system",
1385        "",
1386        "Created minirt filesystem.",
1387        "dd if=/dev/zero of=$tmpdir/minirt bs=1k count=5400",
1388        );
1389
1390$Bccd->run_test(
1391        "system",
1392        "",
1393        "Made ext2 filesystem in minirt filesystem.",
1394        "/sbin/mke2fs -F $tmpdir/minirt",
1395        );
1396
1397$Bccd->run_test(
1398        "mkpath",
1399        "",
1400        "Made loop directory.",
1401        "$tmpdir/loop",
1402        );
1403
1404$Bccd->run_test(
1405        "system",
1406        "",
1407        "Mounted minirt on loop directory.",
1408        "/bin/mount -t ext2 -o loop $tmpdir/minirt $tmpdir/loop",
1409        );
1410
1411$Bccd->run_test(
1412        "system",
1413        "",
1414        "Copied minirt into loop filesystem.",
1415        "rsync -a $tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/minirt/ $tmpdir/loop/",
1416        );
1417
1418$Bccd->run_test(
1419        "mkpath",
1420        "",
1421        "Made modules directory in loop filesystem.",
1422        "$tmpdir/loop/modules/",
1423        );
1424
1425foreach my $mod (@MINIRT_MODS) {
1426        $Bccd->run_test(
1427                "system",
1428                "",
1429                "Copied $mod into minirt loop filesystem.",
1430                "find $BUILDDIR/lib/modules/$KERNREV/ -type f -name $mod -exec /bin/cp -v {} $tmpdir/loop/modules/$mod \\;",
1431        );
1432}
1433
1434$Bccd->run_test(
1435        "system",
1436        "",
1437        "Unmounted loop filesystem.",
1438        "umount $tmpdir/loop/",
1439        );
1440
1441$Bccd->run_test(
1442        "rmtree",
1443        "",
1444        "Removed minirt tree.",
1445        "$tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/minirt/",
1446        );
1447
1448$Bccd->run_test(
1449        "system",
1450        "",
1451        "Placed minirt in KNOPPIX tree.",
1452        "gzip -c $tmpdir/minirt > $tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/minirt.gz",
1453        );
1454
1455$Bccd->run_test(
1456    "revfetch",
1457    "",
1458    "Fetched background image.",
1459    $svnrev,
1460    "$websvn/packages/$SPLASH_FILE",
1461    "$tmpdir/$SPLASH_FILE",
1462    );
1463
1464$Bccd->run_test(
1465    "system",
1466    "",
1467    "Creating isolinux splash image.",
1468    "pngtopnm $tmpdir/$SPLASH_FILE | ppmtolss16 > $tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/logo.16",
1469    );
1470
1471$Bccd->run_test(
1472    "regexsub_file",
1473    "",
1474    "Adding revision to KNOPPIX boot file.",
1475    "$tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/boot.msg",
1476    "==REVISION==",
1477    "$svnrev",
1478    );
1479
1480$Bccd->run_test(
1481    "regexsub_file",
1482    "",
1483    "Adding date to KNOPPIX boot file.",
1484    "$tmpdir/KNOPPIX/boot/isolinux/boot.msg",
1485    "==DATE==",
1486    "$FORMAT_DATE",
1487    );
1488
1489$Bccd->run_test(
1490        "fwrite",
1491        "",
1492        "Writing out date to /etc/$PROJECT-build-date.",
1493        "w",
1494        "$BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-build-date",
1495        "$FORMAT_DATE",
1496        );
1497
1498$Bccd->run_test(
1499        "rmtree",
1500        "",
1501        "Removing linux_aufs fetch for $BUILDDIR.",
1502        "$BUILDDIR/$opts{'arch'}",
1503        );
1504
1505$Bccd->run_test(
1506    "system",
1507    "",
1508    "Created compressed root filesystem.",
1509    "mksquashfs build-bccd $tmpdir/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX",
1510    );
1511
1512$Bccd->run_test(
1513    "system",
1514    "",
1515    "Created bootable ISO image.",
1516    "genisoimage -pad -l -r -J -v -V BCCDv3-$svnrev -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -b boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin -c boot/isolinux/boot.cat -hide-rr-moved -o $opts{'outiso'} $tmpdir/KNOPPIX",
1517    );
1518
1519print "Passed ".$Bccd->get_passed()." out of ".$Bccd->get_total()." total tests.\n";
1520
1521if($opts{'updatedb'}) {
1522    my $dbh = open_db("$opts{'updatedb'}");
1523    if( $Bccd->get_passed() < $Bccd->get_total() ) {
1524        insert_results($TESTNAME,$STAGE,$svnrev,$Bccd->snarf_file("$tmpdir/allout"),"FAILURE",$dbh);
1525    } else {
1526        insert_results($TESTNAME,$STAGE,$svnrev,$Bccd->snarf_file("$tmpdir/allout"),"SUCCESS",$dbh);
1527    }
1528    $Bccd->close_stdio();
1529    $dbh->disconnect;
1530}
1531
1532chdir $ENV{'HOME'};
1533
1534exit $Bccd->get_total()-$Bccd->get_passed();
1535
1536__END__
1537
1538build_livecd.pl - Build process based on Knoppix Live CD creation
1539
1540=head1 - SYNOPSIS
1541
1542This script is based on KNOPPIX project documentation for creating a
1543                #Test for running system commands
1544Debian-based Live CD using cloop.
1545
1546=head1 - OPTIONS
1547
1548=over 8
1549
1550=item B<--builddir> I<path-to-dir>
1551
1552Path to build directory for live CD. Will be cleaned up after the work is
1553done.
1554
1555=item B<--arch> I<arch>
1556
1557Architecture to build for.
1558
1559=item B<--outiso> I<path-to-file>
1560
1561Where to output the bccd ISO image.
1562
1563=item B<--websvn> I<websvn-url>
1564
1565Path to bccd's websvn branch, i.e. http://cluster.earlham.edu/svn/bccd-ng/trunk.
1566
1567=item B<--suite> I<release-name>
1568
1569Name of the Debian release suite to download.
1570
1571=item B<--nocleanup>
1572
1573Preserve the /tmp directory for investigation.
1574
1575=item B<--help>
1576
1577This message.
1578
1579=cut
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