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     3.1 --- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     3.2 +++ b/oldstuff/tazchroot/tazchroot	Thu Mar 16 18:37:13 2017 +0100
     3.3 @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
     3.4 +#!/bin/sh
     3.5 +# Tazchroot - SliTaz chroot manager tool.
     3.6 +#
     3.7 +# System wide config file for tazhack : /etc/slitaz/tazchroot.conf
     3.8 +# Expected system wide config (for SliTaz) : /etc/slitaz/slitaz.conf
     3.9 +#
    3.10 +# (¢) Since end of time Anonymous - GNU gpl v3
    3.11 +# Version : Alpha
    3.12 +# Authors : Anonymous
    3.13 +#
    3.14 +
    3.15 +# Get main SliTaz configuration file.
    3.16 +. /lib/libtaz.sh
    3.17 +source_lib commons
    3.18 +
    3.19 +# Create chroot if needed
    3.20 +check_chroot()
    3.21 +{
    3.22 +if [ ! -d $chroot_dir ]; then
    3.23 +	check_root
    3.24 +	echo -n "Creating chroot in $chroot_dir..."
    3.25 +	create_chroot
    3.26 +	status
    3.27 +fi
    3.28 +if [ -d "$chroot_dir/proc/1" ]; then
    3.29 +	echo "The chroot $chroot_dir is already mounted." >&2
    3.30 +	exit 1
    3.31 +fi
    3.32 +}
    3.33 +
    3.34 +update_scripts()
    3.35 +{
    3.36 +	echo -n "Updating scripts"
    3.37 +	for script in $(cd "$script_dir" && echo *); do
    3.38 +		if [ ! -f "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script" ] || \
    3.39 +			[ "$script_dir/$script" -nt "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script" ]; then
    3.40 +			cp -a "$script_dir/$script" "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script"
    3.41 +			chmod +x "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script"
    3.42 +		fi
    3.43 +	done
    3.44 +	status
    3.45 +}
    3.46 +
    3.47 +# Run the script.
    3.48 +check_root
    3.49 +get_config
    3.50 +command="$@"
    3.51 +[ -z "$command" ] && command='/bin/sh --login'
    3.52 +check_chroot
    3.53 +echo -n "Updating scripts..."
    3.54 +update_scripts
    3.55 +status
    3.56 +echo -n "Mounting chroot directories..."
    3.57 +mount_chroot
    3.58 +status
    3.59 +echo "Command : $command"
    3.60 +echo "Entering chroot..."
    3.61 +chroot $chroot_dir $command
    3.62 +echo -n "Leaving chroot..."
    3.63 +umount_chroot
    3.64 +status

     4.1 --- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     4.2 +++ b/oldstuff/tazchroot/tazchroot-scripts/tank-bot	Thu Mar 16 18:37:13 2017 +0100
     4.3 @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
     4.4 +#!/bin/sh
     4.5 +
     4.6 +source /etc/slitaz/slitaz.conf
     4.7 +for repo in $(cat /etc/slitaz/tank-bot.conf); do
     4.8 +	cd $SLITAZ_DIR/$repo
     4.9 +	tazchroot tank-bot
    4.10 +done
    4.11 +
    4.12 +echo y | tazpkg upgrade
    4.13 +
    4.14 +exit 0

     5.1 --- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     5.2 +++ b/oldstuff/tazchroot/tazchroot.conf	Thu Mar 16 18:37:13 2017 +0100
     5.3 @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@
     5.4 +# Tazchroot configuration file.
     5.5 +# Allows you to build a chrooted cooking environnment using the last
     5.6 +# available package version.
     5.7 +
     5.8 +# Use SliTaz version.
     5.9 +SLITAZ_VERSION=cooking
    5.10 +
    5.11 +# SLITAZ_DIR (it's mounted on chroot).
    5.12 +SLITAZ_DIR=/home/slitaz
    5.13 +
    5.14 +# Chroot path.
    5.15 +chroot_dir=$SLITAZ_DIR/$SLITAZ_VERSION/sandbox
    5.16 +
    5.17 +# Online repository path.
    5.18 +MIRROR=http://mirror.slitaz.org/packages/cooking/
    5.19 +
    5.20 +# Default SliTaz paths.
    5.21 +LOCALSTATE=/var/lib/tazpkg
    5.22 +INSTALLED=$LOCALSTATE/installed
    5.23 +
    5.24 +# Webserver path.
    5.25 +# Defines where the webserver should be located.
    5.26 +# You have to use the same setup inside & outside the chroot.
    5.27 +# Here we use the default setup.
    5.28 +# The host system needs php installed to make it work.
    5.29 +# Uncomment the following line to use this option.
    5.30 +WEBSERVER="/var/www/vhosts/bb"
    5.31 +
    5.32 +# Default scripts path (these scripts are added to the
    5.33 +# $chroot_dir/usr/bin and can be called with tazchroot script)
    5.34 +script_dir="/usr/lib/slitaz/chroot-scripts/tazchroot"
    5.35 +
    5.36 +# List of directories to mount.
    5.37 +# They are mounted to an equivalent location in the chroot.
    5.38 +# (one per line)
    5.39 +list_dir="$SLITAZ_DIR
    5.40 +$WEBSERVER"
    5.41 +
    5.42 +create_chroot()
    5.43 +{
    5.44 +	# Warning message.
    5.45 +	echo -en "\\033[1;31mWarning:\\033[0m this script is going to use another packages repository other \
    5.46 +than the one you generally use. Please don't install packages until the chroot is created or it will \
    5.47 +screw your main system. Don't continue to run this script if you're installing something.
    5.48 +
    5.49 +Continue to run (type 'yes' to continue) ? " | fold -s; read answer
    5.50 +	[ "$answer" = yes ] || exit
    5.51 +
    5.52 +	if [ -f "$LOCALSTATE/priotity" ]; then
    5.53 +		mv $LOCALSTATE/priotity $LOCALSTATE/priority.tmp-bak
    5.54 +	fi
    5.55 +	tazpkg add-undigest tmp.$SLITAZ_VERSION.mirror "$MIRROR"
    5.56 +	echo "tmp.$SLITAZ_VERSION.mirror" > /var/lib/tazpkg/priority
    5.57 +	tazpkg recharge
    5.58 +
    5.59 +	# Install needed packages.
    5.60 +	mkdir -p $chroot_dir
    5.61 +	tazpkg get-install busybox --root="$chroot_dir"
    5.62 +	tazpkg get-install tazchroot --root="$chroot_dir"
    5.63 +	tazpkg get-install tazpkg --root="$chroot_dir"
    5.64 +	tazpkg get-install tazwok --root="$chroot_dir"
    5.65 +
    5.66 +	rm -r $LOCALSTATE/undigest/tmp.$SLITAZ_VERSION.mirror
    5.67 +	if [ -f "$LOCALSTATE/priotity.tmp-bak" ]; then
    5.68 +		mv -f $LOCALSTATE/priotity.tmp-bak $LOCALSTATE/priority
    5.69 +	fi
    5.70 +	tazpkg recharge
    5.71 +
    5.72 +	echo -e "\\033[1;31mWarning:\\033[0m Your SliTaz repository configuration is now \
    5.73 +back to a normal state." | fold -s
    5.74 +}
    5.75 +
    5.76 +mount_chroot()
    5.77 +{
    5.78 +	# resolv.conf is needed to have network access into chroot.
    5.79 +	cp -a /etc/resolv.conf "$chroot_dir/etc/resolv.conf"
    5.80 +
    5.81 +	# Setup mirror for chroot.
    5.82 +	echo "$MIRROR" > "$chroot_dir/var/lib/tazpkg/mirror"
    5.83 +
    5.84 +	# Setup release.
    5.85 +	echo "$SLITAZ_VERSION" > "$chroot_dir/etc/slitaz-release"
    5.86 +
    5.87 +	# Webserver setup.
    5.88 +	if [ "$WEBSERVER" ]; then
    5.89 +		mkdir -p /usr/lib/slitaz
    5.90 +		[ -d /usr/share/slitaz/web-bb ] || [ -L /usr/share/slitaz/web-bb ] ||
    5.91 +		ln -s $chroot_dir/usr/share/slitaz/web-bb /usr/share/slitaz/web-bb
    5.92 +
    5.93 +		# Make tazwok act as if php/lighttpd were installed into the sandbox.
    5.94 +		mkdir -p $chroot_dir$INSTALLED/php
    5.95 +		mkdir -p $chroot_dir$INSTALLED/lighttpd
    5.96 +	fi
    5.97 +	
    5.98 +	# Mount system directories.
    5.99 +	mount -o bind /proc $chroot_dir/proc
   5.100 +	mount -o bind /sys $chroot_dir/sys
   5.101 +	mount -o bind /dev/pts $chroot_dir/dev/pts
   5.102 +	mount -o bind /dev/shm $chroot_dir/dev/shm
   5.103 +
   5.104 +	# Mount directories of LIST_DIR.
   5.105 +	# Create them if needed to avoid errors.
   5.106 +	for dir in $list_dir; do
   5.107 +		mkdir -p $dir
   5.108 +		mkdir -p $chroot_dir$dir
   5.109 +		mount $dir $chroot_dir$dir
   5.110 +	done
   5.111 +}
   5.112 +
   5.113 +umount_chroot()
   5.114 +{
   5.115 +	# First umount directories of LIST_DIR.
   5.116 +	for dir in $list_dir; do
   5.117 +		umount $chroot_dir$dir
   5.118 +	done
   5.119 +
   5.120 +	# Then umount system directories.
   5.121 +	umount $chroot_dir/dev/shm
   5.122 +	umount $chroot_dir/dev/pts
   5.123 +	umount $chroot_dir/sys
   5.124 +	umount $chroot_dir/proc
   5.125 +}

     6.1 --- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     6.2 +++ b/oldstuff/tazchroot/wok/tazchroot/receipt	Thu Mar 16 18:37:13 2017 +0100
     6.3 @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
     6.4 +# SliTaz package receipt.
     6.5 +
     6.6 +PACKAGE="tazchroot"
     6.7 +VERSION="258"
     6.8 +CATEGORY="base-system"
     6.9 +SHORT_DESC="Slitaz tool to manage chroot"
    6.10 +MAINTAINER="gokhlayeh@slitaz.org"
    6.11 +LICENSE="BSD"
    6.12 +WEB_SITE="http://www.slitaz.org/"
    6.13 +SOURCE="slitaz-dev-tools"
    6.14 +TARBALL="$SOURCE-$VERSION.tar.bz2"
    6.15 +WGET_URL="http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-dev-tools/archive/$VERSION.tar.bz2"
    6.16 +TAGS="slitaz"
    6.17 +
    6.18 +DEPENDS="slitaz-base-files"
    6.19 +
    6.20 +# Rules to gen a SliTaz package suitable for Tazpkg.
    6.21 +genpkg_rules()
    6.22 +{
    6.23 +	mkdir -p $fs/usr/bin $fs/etc/slitaz \
    6.24 +		$fs/usr/lib/slitaz/chroot-scripts
    6.25 +	cp -a $src/$PACKAGE/tazchroot $fs/usr/bin
    6.26 +	chmod 755 $fs/usr/bin/tazchroot
    6.27 +	cp -a $src/$PACKAGE/tazchroot.conf $fs/etc/slitaz
    6.28 +	cp -a $src/$PACKAGE/tazchroot-scripts \
    6.29 +		$fs/usr/lib/slitaz/chroot-scripts/tazchroot
    6.30 +}

     7.1 --- a/tazchroot/AUTHORS	Thu Mar 02 19:32:06 2017 +0000
     7.2 +++ /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     7.3 @@ -1,1 +0,0 @@
     7.4 -Antoine Bodin <gokhlayeh@slitaz.org>
     7.5 \ No newline at end of file

     8.1 --- a/tazchroot/COPYING	Thu Mar 02 19:32:06 2017 +0000
     8.2 +++ /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     8.3 @@ -1,674 +0,0 @@
     8.4 -                    GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
     8.5 -                       Version 3, 29 June 2007
     8.6 -
     8.7 - Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. <http://fsf.org/>
     8.8 - Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
     8.9 - of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
    8.10 -
    8.11 -                            Preamble
    8.12 -
    8.13 -  The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for
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     9.1 --- a/tazchroot/tazchroot	Thu Mar 02 19:32:06 2017 +0000
     9.2 +++ /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
     9.3 @@ -1,61 +0,0 @@
     9.4 -#!/bin/sh
     9.5 -# Tazchroot - SliTaz chroot manager tool.
     9.6 -#
     9.7 -# System wide config file for tazhack : /etc/slitaz/tazchroot.conf
     9.8 -# Expected system wide config (for SliTaz) : /etc/slitaz/slitaz.conf
     9.9 -#
    9.10 -# (¢) Since end of time Anonymous - GNU gpl v3
    9.11 -# Version : Alpha
    9.12 -# Authors : Anonymous
    9.13 -#
    9.14 -
    9.15 -# Get main SliTaz configuration file.
    9.16 -. /lib/libtaz.sh
    9.17 -source_lib commons
    9.18 -
    9.19 -# Create chroot if needed
    9.20 -check_chroot()
    9.21 -{
    9.22 -if [ ! -d $chroot_dir ]; then
    9.23 -	check_root
    9.24 -	echo -n "Creating chroot in $chroot_dir..."
    9.25 -	create_chroot
    9.26 -	status
    9.27 -fi
    9.28 -if [ -d "$chroot_dir/proc/1" ]; then
    9.29 -	echo "The chroot $chroot_dir is already mounted." >&2
    9.30 -	exit 1
    9.31 -fi
    9.32 -}
    9.33 -
    9.34 -update_scripts()
    9.35 -{
    9.36 -	echo -n "Updating scripts"
    9.37 -	for script in $(cd "$script_dir" && echo *); do
    9.38 -		if [ ! -f "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script" ] || \
    9.39 -			[ "$script_dir/$script" -nt "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script" ]; then
    9.40 -			cp -a "$script_dir/$script" "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script"
    9.41 -			chmod +x "$chroot_dir/usr/bin/$script"
    9.42 -		fi
    9.43 -	done
    9.44 -	status
    9.45 -}
    9.46 -
    9.47 -# Run the script.
    9.48 -check_root
    9.49 -get_config
    9.50 -command="$@"
    9.51 -[ -z "$command" ] && command='/bin/sh --login'
    9.52 -check_chroot
    9.53 -echo -n "Updating scripts..."
    9.54 -update_scripts
    9.55 -status
    9.56 -echo -n "Mounting chroot directories..."
    9.57 -mount_chroot
    9.58 -status
    9.59 -echo "Command : $command"
    9.60 -echo "Entering chroot..."
    9.61 -chroot $chroot_dir $command
    9.62 -echo -n "Leaving chroot..."
    9.63 -umount_chroot
    9.64 -status

    10.1 --- a/tazchroot/tazchroot-scripts/tank-bot	Thu Mar 02 19:32:06 2017 +0000
    10.2 +++ /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
    10.3 @@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
    10.4 -#!/bin/sh
    10.5 -
    10.6 -source /etc/slitaz/slitaz.conf
    10.7 -for repo in $(cat /etc/slitaz/tank-bot.conf); do
    10.8 -	cd $SLITAZ_DIR/$repo
    10.9 -	tazchroot tank-bot
   10.10 -done
   10.11 -
   10.12 -echo y | tazpkg upgrade
   10.13 -
   10.14 -exit 0

    11.1 --- a/tazchroot/tazchroot.conf	Thu Mar 02 19:32:06 2017 +0000
    11.2 +++ /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
    11.3 @@ -1,122 +0,0 @@
    11.4 -# Tazchroot configuration file.
    11.5 -# Allows you to build a chrooted cooking environnment using the last
    11.6 -# available package version.
    11.7 -
    11.8 -# Use SliTaz version.
    11.9 -SLITAZ_VERSION=cooking
   11.10 -
   11.11 -# SLITAZ_DIR (it's mounted on chroot).
   11.12 -SLITAZ_DIR=/home/slitaz
   11.13 -
   11.14 -# Chroot path.
   11.15 -chroot_dir=$SLITAZ_DIR/$SLITAZ_VERSION/sandbox
   11.16 -
   11.17 -# Online repository path.
   11.18 -MIRROR=http://mirror.slitaz.org/packages/cooking/
   11.19 -
   11.20 -# Default SliTaz paths.
   11.21 -LOCALSTATE=/var/lib/tazpkg
   11.22 -INSTALLED=$LOCALSTATE/installed
   11.23 -
   11.24 -# Webserver path.
   11.25 -# Defines where the webserver should be located.
   11.26 -# You have to use the same setup inside & outside the chroot.
   11.27 -# Here we use the default setup.
   11.28 -# The host system needs php installed to make it work.
   11.29 -# Uncomment the following line to use this option.
   11.30 -WEBSERVER="/var/www/vhosts/bb"
   11.31 -
   11.32 -# Default scripts path (these scripts are added to the
   11.33 -# $chroot_dir/usr/bin and can be called with tazchroot script)
   11.34 -script_dir="/usr/lib/slitaz/chroot-scripts/tazchroot"
   11.35 -
   11.36 -# List of directories to mount.
   11.37 -# They are mounted to an equivalent location in the chroot.
   11.38 -# (one per line)
   11.39 -list_dir="$SLITAZ_DIR
   11.40 -$WEBSERVER"
   11.41 -
   11.42 -create_chroot()
   11.43 -{
   11.44 -	# Warning message.
   11.45 -	echo -en "\\033[1;31mWarning:\\033[0m this script is going to use another packages repository other \
   11.46 -than the one you generally use. Please don't install packages until the chroot is created or it will \
   11.47 -screw your main system. Don't continue to run this script if you're installing something.
   11.48 -
   11.49 -Continue to run (type 'yes' to continue) ? " | fold -s; read answer
   11.50 -	[ "$answer" = yes ] || exit
   11.51 -
   11.52 -	if [ -f "$LOCALSTATE/priotity" ]; then
   11.53 -		mv $LOCALSTATE/priotity $LOCALSTATE/priority.tmp-bak
   11.54 -	fi
   11.55 -	tazpkg add-undigest tmp.$SLITAZ_VERSION.mirror "$MIRROR"
   11.56 -	echo "tmp.$SLITAZ_VERSION.mirror" > /var/lib/tazpkg/priority
   11.57 -	tazpkg recharge
   11.58 -
   11.59 -	# Install needed packages.
   11.60 -	mkdir -p $chroot_dir
   11.61 -	tazpkg get-install busybox --root="$chroot_dir"
   11.62 -	tazpkg get-install tazchroot --root="$chroot_dir"
   11.63 -	tazpkg get-install tazpkg --root="$chroot_dir"
   11.64 -	tazpkg get-install tazwok --root="$chroot_dir"
   11.65 -
   11.66 -	rm -r $LOCALSTATE/undigest/tmp.$SLITAZ_VERSION.mirror
   11.67 -	if [ -f "$LOCALSTATE/priotity.tmp-bak" ]; then
   11.68 -		mv -f $LOCALSTATE/priotity.tmp-bak $LOCALSTATE/priority
   11.69 -	fi
   11.70 -	tazpkg recharge
   11.71 -
   11.72 -	echo -e "\\033[1;31mWarning:\\033[0m Your SliTaz repository configuration is now \
   11.73 -back to a normal state." | fold -s
   11.74 -}
   11.75 -
   11.76 -mount_chroot()
   11.77 -{
   11.78 -	# resolv.conf is needed to have network access into chroot.
   11.79 -	cp -a /etc/resolv.conf "$chroot_dir/etc/resolv.conf"
   11.80 -
   11.81 -	# Setup mirror for chroot.
   11.82 -	echo "$MIRROR" > "$chroot_dir/var/lib/tazpkg/mirror"
   11.83 -
   11.84 -	# Setup release.
   11.85 -	echo "$SLITAZ_VERSION" > "$chroot_dir/etc/slitaz-release"
   11.86 -
   11.87 -	# Webserver setup.
   11.88 -	if [ "$WEBSERVER" ]; then
   11.89 -		mkdir -p /usr/lib/slitaz
   11.90 -		[ -d /usr/share/slitaz/web-bb ] || [ -L /usr/share/slitaz/web-bb ] ||
   11.91 -		ln -s $chroot_dir/usr/share/slitaz/web-bb /usr/share/slitaz/web-bb
   11.92 -
   11.93 -		# Make tazwok act as if php/lighttpd were installed into the sandbox.
   11.94 -		mkdir -p $chroot_dir$INSTALLED/php
   11.95 -		mkdir -p $chroot_dir$INSTALLED/lighttpd
   11.96 -	fi
   11.97 -	
   11.98 -	# Mount system directories.
   11.99 -	mount -o bind /proc $chroot_dir/proc
  11.100 -	mount -o bind /sys $chroot_dir/sys
  11.101 -	mount -o bind /dev/pts $chroot_dir/dev/pts
  11.102 -	mount -o bind /dev/shm $chroot_dir/dev/shm
  11.103 -
  11.104 -	# Mount directories of LIST_DIR.
  11.105 -	# Create them if needed to avoid errors.
  11.106 -	for dir in $list_dir; do
  11.107 -		mkdir -p $dir
  11.108 -		mkdir -p $chroot_dir$dir
  11.109 -		mount $dir $chroot_dir$dir
  11.110 -	done
  11.111 -}
  11.112 -
  11.113 -umount_chroot()
  11.114 -{
  11.115 -	# First umount directories of LIST_DIR.
  11.116 -	for dir in $list_dir; do
  11.117 -		umount $chroot_dir$dir
  11.118 -	done
  11.119 -
  11.120 -	# Then umount system directories.
  11.121 -	umount $chroot_dir/dev/shm
  11.122 -	umount $chroot_dir/dev/pts
  11.123 -	umount $chroot_dir/sys
  11.124 -	umount $chroot_dir/proc
  11.125 -}