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1#!/usr/bin/env perl
2
3# $Id: build_livecd.pl 5754 2016-08-09 02:42:01Z 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";
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;
42use IO::Handle;
43
44# Autoflush both stdout and stderr
45STDERR->autoflush(1);
46STDOUT->autoflush(1);
47
48$ENV{LANGUAGE} = "C";
49$ENV{LC_ALL} = "C";
50$ENV{LANG} = "C";
51
52Readonly my $CONF_FILE => "bin/build_livecd.conf";
53
54my %opts;
55
56my($debmirror,$workspace,$rc,$out,$ft,$tmpdir,$cwd,$svnrev,
57   $Bccd,$allout,$rpkgs,$nouid,$nogid,$debmirror_host,
58   $debmirror_name,$debsecmirror,$dir,$release,$kern_deb);
59my(@lsof,@pids,@rd);
60
61$Bccd = new Bccd();
62
63$Bccd->log_and_cont('DEBUG','main',"Jenkins workspace is $ENV{WORKSPACE}");
64Readonly my $WORKSPACE => $ENV{WORKSPACE};
65
66# #915 - CONFIGURATION STAGE - Load configuration file first
67if(-f $CONF_FILE) {
68    %opts = %{$Bccd->run_test(
69        "read_yaml",
70        "",
71        "Read $CONF_FILE",
72        "$CONF_FILE"
73        )};
74}
75
76# #915 - CONFIGURATION STAGE - Then override with command-line options
77GetOptions(
78    'arch=s'        =>  \$opts{'ARCH'},
79    'outdir=s'      =>  \$opts{'OUTDIR'},
80    'suite=s'       =>  \$opts{'SUITE'},
81    'nocleanup'     =>  \$opts{'NOCLEANUP'},
82    'updatedb=s'    =>  \$opts{'UPDATEDB'},
83    'loglevel=s'    =>  \$opts{'LOGLEVEL'},
84    'debmirror=s'   =>  \$opts{'DEBMIRROR'},
85    'dir=s'         =>  \$opts{'DIR'},
86    'release=s'     =>  \$opts{'RELEASE'},
87    'help'          =>  \$opts{'help'}
88    );
89
90if($opts{'help'}) {
91    pod2usage(-verbose => 2);
92}
93
94if(!$opts{'ARCH'} ||
95   !$opts{'OUTDIR'} ||
96   !$opts{'SUITE'}
97    ) {
98    pod2usage(-verbose => 2);
99}
100
101Readonly my $PROJECT => 'bccd';
102$ft = new File::Temp();
103if(defined($opts{'DIR'})) {
104        $dir = $opts{'DIR'};
105} else {
106        $dir = File::Spec->tmpdir;
107}
108
109if(defined($opts{'NOCLEANUP'})) {
110        print "Disabled automatic cleanup\n";
111        $ft = File::Temp->newdir("/tmp/$PROJECT.XXXXXXX",CLEANUP => 0);
112}
113else {
114        print "Enabled automatic cleanup\n";
115        $ft = File::Temp->newdir("/tmp/$PROJECT.XXXXXXX",DIR=>$dir,CLEANUP => 1);
116}
117$tmpdir = $ft->dirname();
118
119# #915 - DEBMIRROR
120if(defined($opts{'DEBMIRROR'})) {
121        $debmirror_host = $opts{'DEBMIRROR'};
122} else {
123        $debmirror_host = "debmirror.cluster.earlham.edu";
124}
125$debmirror = "http://$debmirror_host";
126
127# #915 - HARD-CODED SETTINGS; move to config file?
128Readonly my $BUILDDIR   => $tmpdir."/build-bccd/";
129Readonly my $SOFTWARE   => "/bccd/software/";
130Readonly my $PROJDIR    => $BUILDDIR."/diskless/bccd/";
131Readonly my $BCCDCLIENT => $BUILDDIR."/diskless/clients/";
132Readonly my $NEWHOME    => "$BUILDDIR/home";
133Readonly my $CHECKIN    => "$NEWHOME/meta/nodes/";
134Readonly my $LIBFETCH   => "/root/liberate";
135Readonly my $KERNREV    => '4.0.0bccd';
136$ENV{DEBIAN_FRONTEND}    = "noninteractive";
137Readonly my $PERLDIR        => "/usr/local/lib/site_perl/";
138Readonly my $TESTNAME       => "build_livecd";
139Readonly my $STAGE          => $Bccd->get_stage();
140Readonly my $ISODIR         => "$tmpdir/ISO";
141Readonly my $USER           => "$PROJECT";
142Readonly my @TIME           => localtime();
143Readonly my $FORMAT_DATE    => ($TIME[5]+1900)."-".($TIME[4]+1)."-".$TIME[3];
144Readonly my $SPLASH_FILE    => 'bccd_logo_new.png';
145Readonly my $HEAD_NODE      => 'node000';
146Readonly my @MINIRT_MODS    => (
147                                "BusLogic.ko",
148                                "NCR53c406a.ko",
149                                "a100u2w.ko",
150                                "advansys.ko",
151                                "aic7xxx.ko",
152                                "dc395x.ko",
153                                "dtc.ko",
154                                "eata.ko",
155                                "ehci-hcd.ko",
156                                "fdomain.ko",
157                                "ff-memless.ko",
158                                "forcedeth.ko",
159                                "gdth.ko",
160                                "ieee1394.ko",
161                                "initio.ko",
162                                "usb-libusual.ko",
163                                "loop.ko",
164                                "mptbase.ko",
165                                "mptscsih.ko",
166                                "ohci-hcd.ko",
167                                "ohci1394.ko",
168                                "pas16.ko",
169                                "psi240i.ko",
170                                "sbp2.ko",
171                                "sym53c8xx.ko",
172                                "t128.ko",
173                                "tmscsim.ko",
174                                "u14-34f.ko",
175                                "uhci-hcd.ko",
176                                "ultrastor.ko",
177                                "usb-storage.ko",
178                                "usbcore.ko",
179                                "usbhid.ko",
180                                "wd7000.ko",
181                'xhci-hcd.ko',
182                                );
183
184if(defined($opts{'LOGLEVEL'})) {
185    if($opts{'LOGLEVEL'} =~ m{INFO|DEBUG}) {
186        $Bccd->set_debug($opts{'LOGLEVEL'});
187    }
188    else {
189        $Bccd->log_and_die('ERROR','main',"Invalid loglevel $opts{'LOGLEVEL'}");
190    }
191}
192
193if($opts{'UPDATEDB'}) {
194    $Bccd->redirect_stdio("$tmpdir");
195}
196
197# Jenkins will set this, else can be set by user
198if(defined($ENV{SVN_REVISION})) {
199    $svnrev = $ENV{SVN_REVISION};
200}
201else {
202    $svnrev = 'HEAD';
203}
204
205if (defined($opts{'RELEASE'})) {
206        $release = $opts{'RELEASE'};
207
208        if ($release =~ /\d+\.\d+\.\d+/) {
209                $release .= ".$svnrev";
210        } else {
211                print "not ok - Malformed release number; Bailing out\n";
212                exit;
213        }
214} else {
215        $release = $svnrev;
216}
217
218Readonly my $OUTISO => "$opts{'OUTDIR'}/bccd-$release.$opts{'ARCH'}.iso";
219
220my $PACKAGES = $Bccd->run_test(
221    "read_yaml",
222    "",
223    "Read package manifest.",
224    "$WORKSPACE/packages/packages.conf",
225);
226
227# Make sure linux-image in packages.conf has the proper kernel revision
228for(my $i=0;$i<$#{$PACKAGES->{BASE}};$i++) {
229    if($PACKAGES->{BASE}->[$i] eq 'linux-image') {
230        $PACKAGES->{BASE}->[$i] .= "-$KERNREV";
231    }
232}
233
234$Bccd->run_test(
235    "chdir",
236    "",
237    "cd'd into $tmpdir.",
238    "$tmpdir",
239);
240
241# Prepare Debian build directory
242$Bccd->run_test(
243    "system",
244    "",
245    "Built initial install tree.",
246    [
247        '/usr/sbin/debootstrap',
248        '--keyring',
249        '/etc/apt/trusted.gpg',
250        '--exclude=linux-image-2.6.32-5,linux-image-2.6.32-5-amd64,linux-image-2.6.32-5-i686',
251        '--arch',
252        $opts{'ARCH'},
253        $opts{'SUITE'},
254        $BUILDDIR,
255        $debmirror,
256    ],
257);
258
259# Prepare meta-directories in build directory
260# Possible improvement: Can this be turned into a bind mount?
261$Bccd->run_test(
262    "system",
263    "",
264    "Copied /dev to $BUILDDIR/dev.",
265    [
266        '/bin/cp',
267        '-R',
268        '/dev',
269        "$BUILDDIR/dev",
270    ],
271);
272
273$Bccd->run_test(
274    "system",
275    "",
276    "Mounted /proc into $BUILDDIR.",
277    [
278        '/bin/mount',
279        '-t',
280        'proc',
281        'none',
282        "$BUILDDIR/proc",
283    ],
284);
285
286$Bccd->run_test(
287    "system",
288    "",
289    "Mounted /sys into $BUILDDIR.",
290    [
291        '/bin/mount',
292        '-t',
293        'sysfs',
294        'none',
295        "$BUILDDIR/sys",
296    ],
297);
298
299# Copy trusted keys into BCCD
300$Bccd->run_test(
301    'system',
302    '',
303    "rsync trusted BCCD keys from $WORKSPACE/keys to $BUILDDIR",
304    [
305        '/usr/bin/rsync',
306        '-a',
307        "$WORKSPACE/keys",
308        "$BUILDDIR",
309    ],
310);
311
312# Add trusted dev keys here (#956)
313foreach my $key (<$BUILDDIR/keys/*.gpg>) {
314    $key = basename($key);
315    $Bccd->run_test(
316        "system",
317        "",
318        "Add $key to trusted key list.",
319        [
320            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
321            $BUILDDIR,
322            '/usr/bin/apt-key',
323            'add',
324            "/keys/$key",
325        ],
326    );
327}
328
329$Bccd->run_test(
330    'rmtree',
331    '',
332    "Removing trusted key input directory",
333    "$BUILDDIR/keys",
334);
335
336
337# #915 - PACKAGE INSTALL
338$Bccd->run_test(
339    "system",
340    "",
341    "Installed Perl testing modules in install tree.",
342    [
343        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
344        $BUILDDIR,
345        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
346        '-y',
347        'install',
348        'libtest-base-perl',
349    ],
350);
351
352# #915 - PACKAGE INSTALL
353$Bccd->run_test(
354    "system",
355    "",
356    "Installed aptitude in install tree.",
357    [
358        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
359        $BUILDDIR,
360        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
361        '-y',
362        'install',
363        'aptitude',
364    ],
365);
366
367# #915 - FILE REMOVAL
368# Can we package these files on our own, and override the provided files?
369foreach my $file (
370    "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/sources.list",
371    "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/apt.conf",
372    "$BUILDDIR/etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf",
373    "$BUILDDIR/etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf",
374    "$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/ssh_config",
375    "$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/sshd_config",
376    "$BUILDDIR/etc/profile",
377    "$BUILDDIR/etc/default/tftpd-hpa",
378) {
379    if( -f $file ) {
380        $Bccd->run_test(
381            "unlink",
382            "",
383            "rm'd existing cfg file $file",
384            "$file",
385        );
386    }
387}
388
389# #915 - DIRECTORY CREATION
390foreach my $dir ( $BCCDCLIENT, $PROJDIR, "$BUILDDIR/etc/network",
391    "$BUILDDIR/etc/dhcp", "$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh", "$BUILDDIR/$SOFTWARE",
392    "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh", "$BUILDDIR/nfs", "$BUILDDIR/$LIBFETCH",
393    "$BUILDDIR/var/log/apache2",
394    "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/preferences.d/",$ISODIR,
395    "$BUILDDIR/var/lib/initramfs-tools", ) {
396    if( !(-d $dir) ) {
397        $Bccd->run_test(
398            "mkpath",
399            "",
400            "Made $dir directory.",
401            "$dir",
402        );
403    }
404}
405
406# #915 - PRESEED
407$Bccd->run_test(
408    "system",
409    "",
410    "Set debconf selections.",
411    [
412        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
413        $BUILDDIR,
414        '/usr/bin/debconf-set-selections',
415        "/tmp/debconf.preseed",
416    ],
417);
418
419# #915 - FILE REMOVAL
420$Bccd->run_test(
421    'unlink',
422    '',
423    "Removing $BUILDDIR/tmp/debconf.preseed",
424    "$BUILDDIR/tmp/debconf.preseed",
425);
426
427# #915 - FILE REGEX; can we just hard-code this now?
428$Bccd->run_test(
429    "regexsub_file",
430    "",
431    "Changed DEBMIRROR template in sources list to $debmirror_host.",
432    "$BUILDDIR/etc/apt/sources.list",
433    "!DEBMIRROR!",
434    "$debmirror_host",
435);
436
437# #915 - CHMOD; potential target for packaging?
438$Bccd->run_test(
439    "chmod",
440    "",
441    "Set $BUILDDIR/etc/sudoers user/group readable only.",
442    0440,
443    "$BUILDDIR/etc/sudoers",
444);
445
446# #915 - CHMOD; potential target for packaging?
447foreach my $file ( "bccd-passwd", "bccd-dhcp", "bccd-sshd",
448    "bccd-nfs", "bccd-unite-sw", "networking","bccd-nics", "bccd-dhcp-conf",
449    "bccd-keyboard", "bccd-fsrw", "bccd-mail", "bccd-bootflags",
450    "bccd-automated", "nfs-common", "bccd-liberate", "bccd-networking",) {
451    $Bccd->run_test(
452        "chmod",
453        "",
454        "Set $BUILDDIR/etc/init.d/$file executable.",
455        0755,
456        "$BUILDDIR/etc/init.d/$file",
457    );
458}
459
460# #915 - CHMOD; potential target for packaging?
461$Bccd->run_test(
462    "chmod",
463    "",
464    "Set $BUILDDIR/usr/sbin/policy-rc.d executable.",
465    0755,
466    "$BUILDDIR/usr/sbin/policy-rc.d",
467);
468
469$cwd = getcwd();
470
471$Bccd->run_test(
472    "chdir",
473    "",
474    "cd $BUILDDIR",
475    "$BUILDDIR",
476);
477
478# #915 - FILE COPY; potential target for packaging?
479foreach my $dir ("lib","bin","sbin","etc","root",) {
480    $Bccd->run_test(
481        "rsync",
482        "",
483        "Copied in $dir.",
484        "$WORKSPACE/trees/$dir/",
485        "$BUILDDIR/$dir/",
486        "$WORKSPACE/bin/rsync_svn.exclude",
487    );
488}
489
490# #915 - CHMOD; potential target for packaging?
491$Bccd->run_test(
492    "chmod",
493    "",
494    "chmod 0755 $BUILDDIR/etc/skel/.bash_profile",
495    0755,
496    "$BUILDDIR/etc/skel/.bash_profile",
497);
498
499# #915 - CHMOD; potential target for packaging?
500$Bccd->run_test(
501    "chmod",
502    "",
503    "Set $BUILDDIR/root/setup_torque.sh executeable.",
504    0755,
505    "$BUILDDIR/root/setup_torque.sh",
506);
507
508# #915 - CHMOD; potential target for packaging?
509$Bccd->run_test(
510    "chmod",
511    "",
512    "Set $BUILDDIR/root/build_bootable_USB.sh executable.",
513    0755,
514    "$BUILDDIR/root/build_bootable_USB.sh",
515);
516
517# #915 - COMMAND, INIT PROCESS
518$Bccd->run_test(
519    "system",
520    "",
521    "Disabled bccd-sshd.",
522    [
523        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
524        $BUILDDIR,
525        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
526        '-f',
527        'bccd-sshd',
528        'remove',
529    ],
530);
531
532# #915 - COMMAND, INIT PROCESS
533$Bccd->run_test(
534    "system",
535    "",
536    "Enabled bccd-sshd.",
537    [
538        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
539        $BUILDDIR,
540        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
541        'bccd-sshd',
542        'defaults',
543    ],
544);
545
546# #915 - CLEANUP
547$Bccd->run_test(
548    "unlink",
549    0,
550    "Removing apt lists.",
551    "</var/lib/apt/lists/*>",
552);
553
554# #915 - CLEANUP
555$Bccd->run_test(
556    "unlink",
557    0,
558    "Removing partial apt lists.",
559    "</var/lib/apt/lists/partial/*>",
560);
561
562# #915 - COMMAND, PACKAGING, CLEANUP
563$Bccd->run_test(
564    "system",
565    "",
566    "Cleaned apt cache.",
567    [
568        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
569        $BUILDDIR,
570        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
571        'clean',
572    ],
573);
574
575# #915 - COMMAND, PACKAGE
576$Bccd->run_test(
577    'system',
578    '',
579    'Upgrading all apt packages',
580    [
581        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
582        $BUILDDIR,
583        '/usr/bin/aptitude',
584        '-y',
585        'full-upgrade',
586    ],
587);
588
589# #915 - DOWNLOAD, PACKAGING
590# Can this just be stored locally?
591$Bccd->run_test(
592    "system",
593    "",
594    "Installed Oracle VBox apt key.",
595    [
596        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
597        $BUILDDIR,
598        '/bin/bash',
599        '-c',
600        q{/usr/bin/wget -q http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/oracle_vbox.asc -O- | /usr/bin/apt-key add -},
601    ],
602);
603
604# #915 - COMMAND, PACKAGING
605$Bccd->run_test(
606    "system",
607    "",
608    "Updated apt cache.",
609    [
610        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
611        $BUILDDIR,
612        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
613        'update',
614    ],
615);
616
617# #915 - COMMAND, PACKAGING
618$Bccd->run_test(
619    "system",
620    "",
621    "Fetched pre-install dependencies.",
622    [
623        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
624        $BUILDDIR,
625        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
626        '-y',
627        'install',
628        'debian-archive-keyring',
629        'initramfs-tools',
630    ],
631);
632
633# #915 - COMMAND, PACKAGING
634if($opts{'ARCH'} eq 'i386') {
635        $Bccd->run_test(
636            "system",
637            "0",
638            "Fetched Debian packages.",
639            [
640            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
641            $BUILDDIR,
642            '/usr/bin/aptitude',
643            '-y',
644            'install',
645            @{$PACKAGES->{BASE}},
646            @{$PACKAGES->{EXTRA}},
647        ],
648    );
649}
650elsif($opts{'ARCH'} eq 'amd64') {
651        $Bccd->run_test(
652            "system",
653            "0",
654            "Fetched Debian packages.",
655            [
656            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
657            $BUILDDIR,
658            '/usr/bin/apt-get',
659            '-y',
660            'install',
661            @{$PACKAGES->{BASE}},
662            @{$PACKAGES->{EXTRA}},
663            @{$PACKAGES->{AMD64}},
664        ],
665    );
666}
667
668# #915 - COMMAND, PACKAGING
669$Bccd->run_test(
670        "system",
671        0,
672        "Fetching tftpd-hpa separately.",
673        [
674        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
675        $BUILDDIR,
676        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
677        '--force-yes',
678        '-y',
679        'install',
680        'tftpd-hpa',
681    ],
682);
683
684# #915 - COMMAND, PACKAGING
685# Can this be controlled better with apt policies?
686$Bccd->run_test(
687        "system",
688        0,
689        "Removed unneeded packages.",
690    [
691        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
692        $BUILDDIR,
693        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
694        '-y',
695        'remove',
696        @{$PACKAGES->{REMOVE}},
697    ],
698);
699
700# Totally remove systemd per #931
701$Bccd->run_test(
702    'system',
703    0,
704    'Totally remove systemd',
705    [
706        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
707        $BUILDDIR,
708        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
709        'remove',
710        '-y',
711        '--purge',
712        '--auto-remove',
713        '--force-yes',
714        'systemd',
715    ],
716);
717
718# #915 - COMMAND; can this be run as a package post-install?
719# Setup gcc links
720$Bccd->run_test(
721    'system',
722    0,
723    'Remove old cpp symlinks',
724    [
725        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
726        $BUILDDIR,
727        '/usr/bin/update-alternatives',
728        '--remove',
729        'cpp',
730        '/usr/bin/cpp',
731    ],
732);
733
734# #915 - COMMAND; can this be run as a package post-install?
735$Bccd->run_test(
736    'system',
737    0,
738    'Setup symlinks to gcc 4.8',
739    [
740        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
741        $BUILDDIR,
742        '/usr/bin/update-alternatives',
743        '--install',
744        # gcc link management
745        '/usr/bin/gcc',
746        'gcc',
747        '/usr/bin/gcc-4.8',
748        '60',
749        # g++ link management
750        '--slave',
751        '/usr/bin/g++',
752        'g++',
753        '/usr/bin/g++-4.8',
754        # cpp link management
755        '--slave',
756        '/usr/bin/cpp',
757        'cpp',
758        '/usr/bin/cpp-4.8',
759        # Leave out cc due to master/slave issues
760    ],
761);
762
763# #915 - PACKAGING, CLEANUP
764$Bccd->run_test(
765    "system",
766    "",
767    "Deleted cached deb packages.",
768    [
769        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
770        $BUILDDIR,
771        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
772        'clean',
773    ],
774);
775
776# #915 - PACKAGE, CLEANUP
777$Bccd->run_test(
778    "system",
779    "",
780    "Deleted unneeded packages.",
781    [
782        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
783        $BUILDDIR,
784        '/usr/bin/apt-get',
785        '-y',
786        'autoremove',
787        @{$PACKAGES->{REMOVE}},
788    ],
789);
790
791# #915 - DIR CREATE; handle with packaging for kernel modules?
792$Bccd->run_test(
793    "mkpath",
794    "",
795    "Making $KERNREV modules directory.",
796    "$BUILDDIR/lib/modules/$KERNREV",
797);
798
799# Revision write
800
801# #915 - FILE CREATION; handle w/ packaging?
802$Bccd->run_test(
803    "fwrite",
804    "",
805    "Opened $BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-revision for writing.",
806    "w",
807    "$BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-revision",
808    "$release",
809);
810
811# Install software
812
813$nouid = $Bccd->run_test(
814    "getuseruid",
815    "",
816    "Got uid for nobody user.",
817    "nobody",
818);
819
820$nogid = $Bccd->run_test(
821    "getusergid",
822    "",
823    "Got gid for nobody user.",
824    "nobody",
825);
826
827# #915 - CHOWN, handle w/ packaging? Or possibly init script
828$Bccd->run_test(
829    "chown",
830    "",
831    "chown'd checkin directory $CHECKIN to $nouid:$nogid.",
832    "$nouid",
833    "$nogid",
834    "$CHECKIN",
835);
836
837# #915 - LINK, COMMAND; handle w/ packaging? Or maybe we don't need this when we moved from icc?
838#
839# Mobeen: This section was added to solve the problem of missing std C++ library softlink.
840# "Linked libstdc++.so.6.0.13 to libstdc++.so",
841# "Linked /usr/lib32/libstdc++.so to  /usr/lib32/libstdc++.so.6",
842if($opts{'ARCH'} eq 'amd64') {
843    $Bccd->run_test(
844        "system",
845        "",
846        "Linked /usr/lib32/libstdc++.so.6.0.13 to /usr/lib32/libstdc++.so",
847        [
848            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
849            $BUILDDIR,
850            '/bin/ln',
851            '-s',
852            '/usr/lib32/libstdc++.so.6',
853            '/usr/lib32/libstdc++.so',
854        ],
855    );
856}
857elsif($opts{'ARCH'} eq 'i386') {
858    $Bccd->run_test(
859        "system",
860        "",
861        "Linked /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6.0.13 to /usr/lib/libstdc++.so",
862        [
863            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
864            $BUILDDIR,
865            '/bin/ln',
866            '-s',
867            '/usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6',
868            '/usr/lib/libstdc++.so',
869        ],
870    );
871}
872
873# #915 - LINK, COMMAND; handle w/ packaging? Or maybe add /opt/VBoxGuestAdditions-3.2.8/sbin to PATH
874$Bccd->run_test(
875    "system",
876    "",
877    "Linked VBoxService into /usr/sbin.",
878    [
879        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
880        $BUILDDIR,
881        '/bin/ln',
882        '-s',
883        '/opt/VBoxGuestAdditions-3.2.8/sbin/VBoxService',
884        '/usr/sbin/VBoxService',
885    ],
886);
887
888# #915 - LINK, COMMAND; handle w/ packaging?
889foreach my $vb ("VBoxClient","VBoxControl") {
890    $Bccd->run_test(
891        "system",
892        "",
893        "Linked $vb into /usr/bin.",
894        [
895            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
896            $BUILDDIR,
897            '/bin/ln',
898            '-s',
899            "/opt/VBoxGuestAdditions-3.2.8/bin/$vb",
900            "/usr/bin/$vb",
901        ],
902    );
903}
904
905# #915 - DIR CREATE; handle w/ packaging?
906$Bccd->run_test(
907    "mkpath",
908    "",
909    "Made $BUILDDIR/srv/tftp/pxelinux.cfg",
910    "$BUILDDIR/srv/tftp/pxelinux.cfg",
911);
912
913# #915 - FILE COPY; handle w/ packaging?
914$Bccd->run_test(
915    "fcopy",
916    "",
917    "Copied ldlinux.c32 to tftpboot.",
918    "$BUILDDIR/usr/lib/syslinux/modules/bios/ldlinux.c32",
919    "$BUILDDIR/srv/tftp/ldlinux.c32",
920);
921
922# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
923foreach my $script ("nis", "ssh-host-keys", "nfs-kernel-server", "ssh",
924    "isc-dhcp-server", "dbus", "hal", "apache2",
925    "module-init-tools","bccd-usage",
926    "bccd-mount-virtfs","bccd-torque",) {
927    $Bccd->run_test(
928        "system",
929        "",
930        "Disabled $script.",
931        [
932            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
933            $BUILDDIR,
934            '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
935            '-f',
936            $script,
937            'remove',
938        ],
939    );
940}
941
942# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
943foreach my $script ("nfs-common","bccd-passwd","bccd-nics","vboxadd",
944    "vboxadd-service", "bccd-nvidia", "bccd-mail","networking",
945    "bccd-unite-sw","torque-mom",
946    "torque-server","torque-scheduler","bccd-mount-virtfs",
947    "bccd-liberate","ssh","bccd-networking","torque-scheduler","bccd-torque",) {
948    $Bccd->run_test(
949        "system",
950        "",
951        "Enabled $script at boot time.",
952        [
953            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
954            $BUILDDIR,
955            '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
956            $script,
957            'defaults',
958        ],
959    );
960}
961
962# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
963# This must run before 20 (bccd-passwd)
964foreach my $script ("bccd-unite-sw", "perfctr","bccd-automated") {
965    $Bccd->run_test(
966        "system",
967        "",
968        "Enabling $script config.",
969        [
970            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
971            $BUILDDIR,
972            '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
973            $script,
974            'defaults',
975            '18',
976        ],
977    );
978}
979
980# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
981# Based on virtualbox install script
982foreach my $script ("vboxadd","vboxadd-x11",) {
983    $Bccd->run_test(
984        "system",
985        "",
986        "Enabling $script config.",
987        [
988            '/usr/sbin/chroot',
989            $BUILDDIR,
990            '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
991            $script,
992            'defaults',
993            '30',
994        ],
995    );
996}
997
998# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
999$Bccd->run_test(
1000    "system",
1001    "",
1002    "Enabling vboxadd-service config.",
1003    [
1004        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1005        $BUILDDIR,
1006        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1007        'vboxadd-service',
1008        'defaults',
1009        '35',
1010    ],
1011);
1012
1013# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1014$Bccd->run_test(
1015        "system",
1016        "",
1017        "Enabled script to write /etc/issue.",
1018    [
1019        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1020        $BUILDDIR,
1021        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1022        'bccd-usage',
1023        'start',
1024        '99',
1025        '2',
1026        '.',
1027    ],
1028);
1029
1030# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1031$Bccd->run_test(
1032        "system",
1033        "",
1034        "Enabled script to write /etc/issue.",
1035    [
1036        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1037        $BUILDDIR,
1038        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1039        'bccd-issue',
1040        'defaults',
1041    ],
1042);
1043
1044# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1045$Bccd->run_test(
1046    "system",
1047    "",
1048    "Enabling bccd-dhcp-conf config.",
1049    [
1050        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1051        $BUILDDIR,
1052        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1053        'bccd-dhcp-conf',
1054        'start',
1055        '38',
1056        'S',
1057        '.',
1058    ],
1059);
1060
1061# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1062$Bccd->run_test(
1063    "system",
1064    "",
1065    "Enabling bccd-fsrw config.",
1066    [
1067        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1068        $BUILDDIR,
1069        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1070        'bccd-fsrw',
1071        'start',
1072        '11',
1073        'S',
1074        '.',
1075    ],
1076);
1077
1078# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1079$Bccd->run_test(
1080    "system",
1081    "",
1082    "Enabling bccd-keyboard config.",
1083    [
1084        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1085        $BUILDDIR,
1086        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1087        'bccd-keyboard',
1088        'start',
1089        '18',
1090        'S',
1091        '.',
1092    ],
1093);
1094
1095# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1096$Bccd->run_test(
1097    "system",
1098    "",
1099    "Enabling bccd-nfs config.",
1100    [
1101        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1102        $BUILDDIR,
1103        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1104        'bccd-nfs',
1105        'start',
1106        '20',
1107        '2',
1108        'S',
1109        '.',
1110    ],
1111);
1112
1113# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1114$Bccd->run_test(
1115    "system",
1116    "",
1117    "Enabling bccd-passwd config.",
1118    [
1119        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1120        $BUILDDIR,
1121        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1122        'bccd-passwd',
1123        'start',
1124        '20',
1125        'S',
1126        '.',
1127    ],
1128);
1129
1130# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1131$Bccd->run_test(
1132    "system",
1133    "",
1134    "Enabling bccd-sshd config.",
1135    [
1136        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1137        $BUILDDIR,
1138        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1139        'bccd-sshd',
1140        'start',
1141        '20',
1142        '2',
1143        'S',
1144        '.',
1145    ],
1146);
1147
1148# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1149$Bccd->run_test(
1150    "system",
1151    "",
1152    "Enabling bccd-dhcp config.",
1153    [
1154        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1155        $BUILDDIR,
1156        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1157        'bccd-dhcp',
1158        'start',
1159        '40',
1160        'S',
1161        '.',
1162    ],
1163);
1164
1165# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging?
1166$Bccd->run_test(
1167    "system",
1168    "",
1169    "Building /bccd_boot_flags.",
1170    [
1171        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1172        $BUILDDIR,
1173        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1174        'bccd-bootflags',
1175        'start',
1176        '01',
1177        'S',
1178        '.',
1179    ],
1180);
1181
1182# #915 - COMMAND; handle w/ packaging?
1183$Bccd->run_test(
1184    "system",
1185    "",
1186    "Added root password.",
1187    [
1188        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1189        $BUILDDIR,
1190        '/usr/sbin/usermod',
1191        '-p',
1192    '$6$YVI9FdI0$UzRtmE1OwIZHBaB7od4l3PQw9BZUDjbBinq3VzOg50UUXmbHM9MxUGNwGAJHXntTwLP7mDzsIgrIVU.iN5//p/',
1193        'root',
1194    ],
1195);
1196
1197# User creation
1198
1199# Manual writes to keep NIS from interfering with static uid/gid
1200
1201$Bccd->run_test(
1202    "fwrite",
1203    "",
1204    "Wrote out sshd user.",
1205    "a",
1206    "$BUILDDIR/etc/passwd",
1207    "sshd:x:103:65534::/var/run/sshd:/usr/sbin/nologin",
1208);
1209
1210$Bccd->run_test(
1211    "fwrite",
1212    "",
1213    "Wrote out sshd group.",
1214    "a",
1215    "$BUILDDIR/etc/shadow",
1216    "sshd:!:13625:0:99999:7:::",
1217);
1218
1219# #915 - COMMAND; handle w/ packaging?
1220$Bccd->run_test(
1221    "system",
1222    "",
1223    "Creating non-root-group account.",
1224    [
1225        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1226        $BUILDDIR,
1227        '/usr/sbin/groupadd',
1228        '-g',
1229        '1000',
1230        'bccd',
1231    ],
1232);
1233
1234# #915 - COMMAND; handle w/ packaging?
1235$Bccd->run_test(
1236    "system",
1237    "",
1238    "Created non-root user account.",
1239    [
1240        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1241        $BUILDDIR,
1242        '/usr/sbin/useradd',
1243        '-s',
1244        '/bin/bash',
1245        '-G',
1246        'video,adm',
1247        '-u',
1248        '1000',
1249        '-g',
1250        '1000',
1251        '-d',
1252        "/home/$USER",
1253        '-m',
1254        '-p',
1255        '\$1\$Agm0SXPB\$JnObEvwBQdg4WCovvMKST1',
1256        $USER,
1257    ],
1258);
1259
1260# #915 - COMMAND; handle w/ packaging?
1261$Bccd->run_test(
1262    "system",
1263    "",
1264    "Created vbox user account.",
1265    [
1266        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1267        $BUILDDIR,
1268        '/usr/sbin/useradd',
1269        '-s',
1270        '/bin/sh',
1271        '-G',
1272        'daemon',
1273        '-d',
1274        '/var/run/vboxadd',
1275        'vboxadd',
1276    ],
1277);
1278
1279# Torque setup
1280
1281# #915 - FILE CREATE; handle w/ packaging?
1282foreach my $file ( '/etc/torque/server_name' ) {
1283    my $path = "$BUILDDIR/$file";
1284    $Bccd->run_test(
1285        "fwrite",
1286        "",
1287        "Writing out $HEAD_NODE to $path",
1288        'w',
1289        $path,
1290        $HEAD_NODE,
1291    );
1292}
1293
1294# #915 - COMMAND, INIT; handle w/ packaging
1295# Starting hwsetup init scripts
1296$Bccd->run_test(
1297    "system",
1298    "",
1299    'Enabled xserver-xorg',
1300    [
1301        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1302        $BUILDDIR,
1303        '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d',
1304        'xserver-xorg',
1305        'start',
1306        '20',
1307        '2',
1308        '3',
1309        '4',
1310        '5',
1311        '.',
1312    ],
1313);
1314
1315# Software install
1316
1317$Bccd->run_test(
1318    "chdir",
1319    "",
1320    "cd'd to $BUILDDIR",
1321    "$BUILDDIR",
1322);
1323
1324# #915 - COMMAND, CHOWN; handle w/ packaging?
1325$Bccd->run_test(
1326    "system",
1327    "",
1328    "Changed $SOFTWARE to bccd:bccd.",
1329    [
1330        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1331        $BUILDDIR,
1332        '/bin/chown',
1333        '-R',
1334        'bccd:bccd',
1335        $SOFTWARE,
1336    ],
1337);
1338
1339# #915 - COMMAND, CHOWN; handle w/ packaging?
1340# Set ping to setuid so regular users can send ICMP packets per #932
1341$Bccd->run_test(
1342    'system',
1343    '',
1344    'Set /bin/ping to setuid',
1345    [
1346        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1347        $BUILDDIR,
1348        '/bin/chmod',
1349        'u+s',
1350        '/bin/ping',
1351    ],
1352);
1353
1354$Bccd->run_test(
1355    "chdir",
1356    "",
1357    "cd $BUILDDIR/",
1358    "$BUILDDIR/",
1359);
1360
1361# #915 - COMMAND, CHOWN; handle w/ packaging?
1362$Bccd->run_test(
1363    "system",
1364    "",
1365    "chown'd $NEWHOME/bccd to bccd:bccd",
1366    [
1367        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1368        $BUILDDIR,
1369        'chown',
1370        '-R',
1371        "$USER:$USER",
1372        "/home/bccd",
1373    ],
1374);
1375
1376# #915 - COMMAND, CHMOD; handle w/ packaging?
1377$Bccd->run_test(
1378    "chmod",
1379    "",
1380    "chmod 0755 $BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/",
1381    0755,
1382    "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/",
1383);
1384
1385# #915 - COMMAND, CHOWN; handle w/ packaging?
1386$Bccd->run_test(
1387    "chmod",
1388    "",
1389    "chmod 0755 $BUILDDIR/home/$USER/.ssh",
1390    0755,
1391    "$BUILDDIR/home/$USER/.ssh",
1392);
1393
1394# #915 - COMMAND, CHMOD; handle w/ packaging?
1395$Bccd->run_test(
1396    "chmod",
1397    "",
1398    "chmod 0755 $BUILDDIR/home/$USER",
1399    0755,
1400    "$BUILDDIR/home/$USER",
1401);
1402
1403# #915 - COMMAND, CHMOD; handle w/ packaging?
1404foreach my $file ( "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/bccd", "$BUILDDIR/root/.ssh/config" ) {
1405    $Bccd->run_test(
1406        "chmod",
1407        "",
1408        "chmod 0600 $file",
1409        0600,
1410        "$file",
1411    );
1412}
1413
1414# #915 - COMMAND, UNLINK; handle w/ packaging?
1415foreach my $key ( <$BUILDDIR/etc/ssh/ssh*key*> ) {
1416    $Bccd->run_test(
1417        "unlink",
1418        "",
1419        "Removed ssh key $key.",
1420        "$key",
1421    );
1422}
1423
1424# #915 - COMMAND, REGEX SUB; handle w/ packaging? Or maybe not an issue anymore w/o icc?
1425$Bccd->run_test(
1426    "system",
1427    "",
1428    "Fixing cstddef for openmpi.",
1429    [
1430        '/usr/bin/perl',
1431        '-wpli',
1432        '-e',
1433        's/#include_next/#include/g',
1434        "$BUILDDIR/usr/include/c++/4.3/cstddef",
1435    ],
1436);
1437
1438# Make us LIVE
1439
1440# #915 - FILE CREATE; handle w/ packaging?
1441$Bccd->run_test(
1442    "fwrite",
1443    "",
1444    "Made us LIVE.",
1445    "w",
1446    "$BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-stage",
1447    "LIVE",
1448);
1449
1450# #915 - FILE UNLINK; handle w/ apt policies?
1451# Setting up menus
1452foreach my $file (<$BUILDDIR/usr/share/menu/*>) {
1453    $Bccd->run_test(
1454        "unlink",
1455        "",
1456        "rm'd X menu item $file",
1457        "$file",
1458    );
1459}
1460
1461$cwd = getcwd();
1462
1463$Bccd->run_test(
1464    "chdir",
1465    "",
1466    "cd $BUILDDIR/",
1467    "$BUILDDIR/",
1468);
1469
1470# #915 - FILE COPY; handle w/ packaging? ***COME BACK LATER***
1471$Bccd->run_test(
1472    "rsync",
1473    "",
1474    "Copied architecure-specific items for $opts{'ARCH'}.",
1475    "$WORKSPACE/trees/arch/$opts{'ARCH'}/",
1476    "$BUILDDIR/",
1477    "$WORKSPACE/bin/rsync_svn.exclude",
1478);
1479
1480$Bccd->run_test(
1481    "chdir",
1482    "",
1483    "Changed back to old directory.",
1484    "$cwd",
1485);
1486
1487# #915 - COMMAND; handle w/ packaging?
1488$Bccd->run_test(
1489    "system",
1490    "",
1491    "Updated desktop menus.",
1492    [
1493        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1494        $BUILDDIR,
1495        '/usr/bin/update-menus',
1496    ],
1497);
1498
1499# #915 - handle through packaging
1500foreach my $file (grep(-f $_,
1501        (
1502            <$BUILDDIR/var/lib/apt/lists/*>,
1503            <$BUILDDIR/var/log/*>,
1504            "$BUILDDIR/usr/sbin/policy-rc.d",
1505        ))) {
1506    $Bccd->run_test(
1507        "unlink",
1508        "",
1509        "Removed $file from file lists.",
1510        "$file",
1511    );
1512}
1513
1514# #915 - handle through post-install script
1515$Bccd->run_test(
1516    'system',
1517    '',
1518    'Regenerate kernel dependency files for custom modules',
1519    [
1520        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1521        $BUILDDIR,
1522        '/sbin/depmod',
1523        '-a',
1524        $KERNREV,
1525    ],
1526);
1527
1528# #915 - handle through post-install script
1529$Bccd->run_test(
1530        "mkpath",
1531        "",
1532        "Adding empty /var/log",
1533        "$BUILDDIR/var/log",
1534);
1535
1536# #915 - FILE UNLINK; handle w/ apt policies?
1537$Bccd->run_test(
1538        "rmtree",
1539        "",
1540        "Removing docs to save space.",
1541        "$BUILDDIR/usr/share/doc",
1542);
1543
1544# #915 - FILE UNLINK, COMMAND; handle w/ apt policies?
1545$Bccd->run_test(
1546        "system",
1547        "0",
1548        "Removed all fonts possible.",
1549    [
1550        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1551        $BUILDDIR,
1552        '/sbin/bccd-rm-fonts',
1553    ],
1554);
1555
1556# #915 - COMMAND; handle w/ packaging?
1557# Fix locale, does not require shell profile update (#935)
1558$Bccd->run_test(
1559    'system',
1560    '',
1561    'Setting locale for Perl/Ruby',
1562    [
1563        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1564        $BUILDDIR,
1565        '/usr/sbin/locale-gen',
1566        'en_US.UTF-8',
1567    ],
1568);
1569
1570$Bccd->run_test(
1571    "lsofkill",
1572    "",
1573    "Killing procs in $BUILDDIR: ",
1574    "$BUILDDIR",
1575);
1576
1577# Make here so automount doesn't destroy it
1578
1579$Bccd->run_test(
1580    "chdir",
1581    "",
1582    "cd'd to $tmpdir for Knoppix fetch.",
1583    "$tmpdir",
1584);
1585
1586# #915 - FILE COPY but into ISO, not deb
1587$Bccd->run_test(
1588    "rsync",
1589    "",
1590    "Copied ISO skeleton directory",
1591    "$WORKSPACE/iso/",
1592    "$ISODIR/",
1593    "$WORKSPACE/bin/rsync_svn.exclude",
1594);
1595
1596# #915 - FILE COPY but into ISO, not deb
1597$Bccd->run_test(
1598    "fcopy",
1599    "",
1600    "Copying Linux kernel into ISO directory",
1601    "$BUILDDIR/boot/vmlinuz-$KERNREV",
1602    "$ISODIR/live/vmlinuz",
1603);
1604
1605$Bccd->run_test(
1606    "system",
1607    "",
1608    "Making live CD initramfs.",
1609    [
1610        '/usr/sbin/chroot',
1611        $BUILDDIR,
1612        '/usr/sbin/mkinitramfs',
1613        '-o',
1614        "/tmp/initrd.img",
1615        $KERNREV,
1616    ],
1617);
1618
1619# #915 - FILE COPY but into ISO, not deb
1620$Bccd->run_test(
1621    "fmove",
1622    "",
1623    "Moving $BUILDDIR/tmp/initrd.img to $ISODIR/live/initrd.img",
1624    "$BUILDDIR/tmp/initrd.img",
1625    "$ISODIR/live/initrd.img",
1626);
1627
1628$Bccd->run_test(
1629    "system",
1630    "",
1631    "Unmounted $BUILDDIR/proc.",
1632    [
1633        '/bin/umount',
1634        '-l',
1635        "$BUILDDIR/proc",
1636    ],
1637);
1638
1639$Bccd->run_test(
1640    "system",
1641    "",
1642    "Unmounted $BUILDDIR/sys.",
1643    [
1644        '/bin/umount',
1645        '-l',
1646        "$BUILDDIR/sys",
1647    ],
1648);
1649
1650# #915 - FILE COPY but into ISO, not deb
1651$Bccd->run_test(
1652    "fcopy",
1653    "",
1654    "Copied background image.",
1655    "$WORKSPACE/packages/$SPLASH_FILE",
1656    "$tmpdir/$SPLASH_FILE",
1657);
1658
1659# #915 - FILE COPY but into ISO, not deb
1660$Bccd->run_test(
1661    "system",
1662    "",
1663    "Creating isolinux splash image.",
1664    [
1665        "$WORKSPACE/bin/pngtolss16",
1666        '-i',
1667        "$tmpdir/$SPLASH_FILE",
1668        '-o',
1669        "$ISODIR/boot/isolinux/logo.16",
1670    ],
1671);
1672
1673# #915 - FILE REGEX SUB but into ISO, not deb
1674$Bccd->run_test(
1675    "regexsub_file",
1676    "",
1677    "Adding version to ISO boot file.",
1678    "$ISODIR/boot/isolinux/boot.msg",
1679    "==REVISION==",
1680    "$release",
1681);
1682
1683# #915 - FILE REGEX SUB; handle w/ packaging?
1684$Bccd->run_test(
1685    "regexsub_file",
1686    "",
1687    "Adding date to ISO boot file.",
1688    "$ISODIR/boot/isolinux/boot.msg",
1689    "==DATE==",
1690    "$FORMAT_DATE",
1691);
1692
1693# #915 - FILE CREATE; handle w/ packaging?
1694$Bccd->run_test(
1695        "fwrite",
1696        "",
1697        "Writing out date to /etc/$PROJECT-build-date.",
1698        "w",
1699        "$BUILDDIR/etc/$PROJECT-build-date",
1700        "$FORMAT_DATE",
1701);
1702
1703# #915 - FILE CREATE; handle w/ packaging?
1704# Default host name will be node000
1705foreach my $file ( "mailname", "hostname", ) {
1706    $Bccd->run_test(
1707        "fwrite",
1708        "",
1709        "Writing out default hostname to $BUILDDIR/etc/$file",
1710        "w",
1711        "$BUILDDIR/etc/$file",
1712        "node000",
1713    );
1714}
1715
1716$Bccd->run_test(
1717        "rmtree",
1718        0,
1719        "Removing linux_aufs fetch for $BUILDDIR.",
1720        "$BUILDDIR/$opts{'ARCH'}",
1721);
1722
1723$Bccd->run_test(
1724    "chdir",
1725    "",
1726    "cd $tmpdir",
1727    $tmpdir,
1728);
1729
1730$Bccd->run_test(
1731    "system",
1732    "",
1733    "Created compressed root filesystem.",
1734    [
1735        '/usr/local/bin/mksquashfs',
1736        'build-bccd',
1737        "$ISODIR/live/filesystem.squashfs",
1738        '-comp',
1739        'xz',
1740    ],
1741);
1742
1743$Bccd->run_test(
1744    "system",
1745    "",
1746    "Created bootable ISO image at $OUTISO.",
1747    [
1748        '/usr/bin/genisoimage',
1749        '-pad',
1750        '-l',
1751        '-r',
1752        '-J',
1753        '-v',
1754        '-V',
1755        "BCCDv3-$svnrev",
1756        '-no-emul-boot',
1757        '-boot-load-size',
1758        '4',
1759        '-boot-info-table',
1760        '-b',
1761        'boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin',
1762        '-c',
1763        'boot/isolinux/boot.cat',
1764        '-hide-rr-moved',
1765        '-o',
1766        $OUTISO,
1767        $ISODIR,
1768    ],
1769);
1770
1771$Bccd->run_test(
1772    'md5file',
1773    '',
1774    "Generated MD5 sum for $OUTISO at $OUTISO.md5",
1775    "$OUTISO",
1776    "$OUTISO.md5",
1777);
1778
1779print "Passed ".$Bccd->get_passed()." out of ".$Bccd->get_total()." total tests.\n";
1780
1781if($opts{'UPDATEDB'}) {
1782    my $dbh = open_db("$opts{'UPDATEDB'}");
1783    if( $Bccd->get_passed() < $Bccd->get_total() ) {
1784        insert_results($TESTNAME,$STAGE,$svnrev,$Bccd->snarf_file("$tmpdir/allout"),"FAILURE",$dbh);
1785    } else {
1786        insert_results($TESTNAME,$STAGE,$svnrev,$Bccd->snarf_file("$tmpdir/allout"),"SUCCESS",$dbh);
1787    }
1788    $Bccd->close_stdio();
1789    $dbh->disconnect;
1790}
1791
1792chdir $ENV{HOME};
1793
1794exit $Bccd->get_total()-$Bccd->get_passed();
1795
1796__END__
1797
1798build_livecd.pl - Build process based on Knoppix Live CD creation
1799
1800=head1 - SYNOPSIS
1801
1802This script is based on KNOPPIX project documentation for creating a
1803                #Test for running system commands
1804Debian-based Live CD using cloop.
1805
1806Set SVN_REVISION in the calling shell environment to the revision you
1807wish to build to.
1808
1809=head1 - OPTIONS
1810
1811=over 8
1812
1813=item B<--builddir> I<path-to-dir>
1814
1815Path to build directory for live CD. Will be cleaned up after the work is
1816done.
1817
1818=item B<--arch> I<arch>
1819
1820Architecture to build for.
1821
1822=item B<--outdor> I<path-to-dir>
1823
1824Where to output the bccd ISO image.
1825
1826=item B<--websvn> I<websvn-url>
1827
1828Path to bccd's websvn branch, i.e. http://cluster.earlham.edu/svn/bccd-ng/trunk.
1829
1830=item B<--suite> I<release-name>
1831
1832Name of the Debian release suite to download.
1833
1834=item B<--nocleanup>
1835
1836Preserve the /tmp directory for investigation.
1837
1838=item B<--help>
1839
1840This message.
1841
1842=cut
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