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     1.1 --- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     1.2 +++ b/etc/init.d/user-home.sh	Fri Apr 29 16:06:08 2011 +0200
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     1.4 +#!/bin/sh
     1.5 +# /etc/init.d/user.sh - SliTaz default user for live mode and /home.
     1.6 +#
     1.7 +# This script is called from the main boot script /etc/init/rcS
     1.8 +# to add a user for live mode and mount /home before we start Slim
     1.9 +# since we need a user to autologin and provide a desktop
    1.10 +#
    1.11 +# Default user account without password (uid=1000). In live mode the option
    1.12 +# user=name can be used, but user must be added before home= to have home dir.
    1.13 +# This option is not handled by a loop and case like others and has no
    1.14 +# effect on an installed system.
    1.15 +#
    1.16 +
    1.17 +if ! grep -q "100[0-9]:100[0-9]" /etc/passwd; then
    1.18 +	if grep -q "user=" /proc/cmdline; then
    1.19 +		USER=`cat /proc/cmdline | sed 's/.*user=\([^ ]*\).*/\1/'`
    1.20 +		# Avoid usage of an existing system user or root.
    1.21 +		if grep -q ^$USER /etc/passwd; then
    1.22 +			USER=tux
    1.23 +		fi
    1.24 +	else
    1.25 +		USER=tux
    1.26 +	fi
    1.27 +	echo -n "Configuring user and group: $USER..."
    1.28 +	adduser -D -s /bin/sh -g "SliTaz User" -G users -h /home/$USER $USER
    1.29 +	passwd -d $USER >/dev/null
    1.30 +	status
    1.31 +	# Audio and cdrom group.
    1.32 +	addgroup $USER audio
    1.33 +	addgroup $USER cdrom
    1.34 +	addgroup $USER video
    1.35 +	addgroup $USER tty
    1.36 +	# /home/$USER files from /etc/skel.
    1.37 +	# make user be only read/write by user
    1.38 +	chmod -R 700 /home/$USER
    1.39 +	# Slim default user.
    1.40 +	if [ -f /etc/slim.conf ]; then
    1.41 +		sed -i s/"default_user .*"/"default_user        $USER"/\
    1.42 +			/etc/slim.conf
    1.43 +	fi
    1.44 +fi
    1.45 +
    1.46 +# Check for a specified home partition (home=*) and check for
    1.47 +# user home dir. Note: home=usb is a shorter and easier way to
    1.48 +# have home=/dev/sda1.
    1.49 +#
    1.50 +if grep -q "home=" /proc/cmdline; then
    1.51 +	DEVICE=${opt#home=}
    1.52 +	[ "$DEVICE" = "usb" ] && DEVICE=sda1
    1.53 +	echo "Home has been specified to $DEVICE..."
    1.54 +	DEVID=`/sbin/blkid | sed 'p;s/"//g' | grep "$DEVICE" | sed 's/:.*//;q'`
    1.55 +	if [ -z "$DEVID" ]; then
    1.56 +		USBDELAY=`cat /sys/module/usb_storage/parameters/delay_use`
    1.57 +		USBDELAY=$((2+$USBDELAY))
    1.58 +		echo "Sleeping $USBDELAY s to let the kernel detect the device... "
    1.59 +		sleep $USBDELAY
    1.60 +	fi
    1.61 +	USER=`cat /etc/passwd | sed '/:1000:/!d;s/:.*//;q'`
    1.62 +	DEVID=$DEVICE
    1.63 +	if [ -x /sbin/blkid ]; then
    1.64 +		# Can be a label, uuid, type or devname. DEVID gives us first: /dev/name.
    1.65 +		DEVID=`/sbin/blkid | sed 'p;s/"//g' | grep "$DEVICE" | sed 's/:.*//;q'`
    1.66 +	fi
    1.67 +	DEVID=${DEVID##*/}
    1.68 +	if [ -n "$DEVID" ] && grep -q "$DEVID" /proc/partitions ; then
    1.69 +		echo "Mounting /home on /dev/$DEVID... "
    1.70 +		[ -d /home/$USER ] && mv /home/$USER /tmp/$USER-files
    1.71 +		mount /dev/$DEVID /home -o uid=1000,gid=1000 2>/dev/null \
    1.72 +			|| mount /dev/$DEVID /home
    1.73 +		# Check if swap file must be generated in /home: swap=size (Mb).
    1.74 +		# This option is only used within home=device.
    1.75 +		if grep -q "swap=[1-9]*" /proc/cmdline; then
    1.76 +			SWAP_SIZE=`sed 's/.*swap=\([^ ]*\).*/\1/' < /proc/cmdline`
    1.77 +			# DD to gen a virtual disk.
    1.78 +			echo "Generating swap file: /home/swap ($SWAP_SIZE)..."
    1.79 +			dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/swap bs=1M count=$SWAP_SIZE
    1.80 +			# Make the Linux swap filesystem.
    1.81 +			mkswap /home/swap
    1.82 +			add_swap_in_fstab /home/swap
    1.83 +		fi
    1.84 +	else
    1.85 +		echo "Unable to find $DEVICE... "
    1.86 +	fi
    1.87 +	# Move all user dir if needed.
    1.88 +	if [ ! -d "/home/$USER" ] ; then
    1.89 +		mv /tmp/$USER-files /home/$USER
    1.90 +		chown -R $USER.users /home/$USER
    1.91 +	else
    1.92 +		rm -rf /tmp/$USER-files
    1.93 +	fi
    1.94 +	# Install all packages in /home/boot/packages. In live CD and
    1.95 +	# USB mode the option home= mounts the device on /home, so we
    1.96 +	# already have a boot directory with the Kernel and rootfs.
    1.97 +	if [ -d "/home/boot/packages" ]; then
    1.98 +		for pkg in /home/boot/packages/*.tazpkg
    1.99 +		do
   1.100 +			tazpkg install $pkg
   1.101 +		done
   1.102 +	fi
   1.103 +	# We can have custom files in /home/boot/rootfs to overwrite
   1.104 +	# the one packed into the Live system.
   1.105 +	if [ -d "/home/boot/rootfs" ]; then
   1.106 +		cp -a /home/boot/rootfs/* /
   1.107 +	fi
   1.108 +fi