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#!/bin/sh # # This script generates the disk layout for the CD images built by the FreeBSD # release engineers as dictated by a specified master INDEX file. Each disc # contains the master INDEX, it's assigned list of packages, and the # appropriate tree of category symlinks. # # Usage: package-trees.sh <copy method> <INDEX> <package tree> <destination> # # $FreeBSD: release/9.1.0/release/scripts/package-trees.sh 183829 2008-10-13 17:42:21Z kensmith $ # Verify the command line if [ $# -ne 4 ]; then echo "Invalid number of arguments" echo "Usage: package-trees.sh <copy method> <INDEX> <tree> <destination>" exit 1 fi COPY=$1 ; shift INDEX=$1 ; shift TREE=$1 ; shift DESTDIR=$1 ; shift # First, determine the highest disc number. high_disc=`cut -d '|' -f 14 ${INDEX} | sort -n | tail -1` echo "Generating trees for ${high_disc} discs" # Second, initialize the trees for each disc for disc in `jot $high_disc`; do rm -rf ${DESTDIR}/disc${disc}/packages mkdir -p ${DESTDIR}/disc${disc}/packages/All cp ${INDEX} ${DESTDIR}/disc${disc}/packages/INDEX done # Third, run through the INDEX copying each package to its appropriate CD and # making the appropriate category symlinks while read line; do disc=`echo $line | cut -d '|' -f 14` package=`echo $line | cut -d '|' -f 1` categories=`echo $line | cut -d '|' -f 7` discdir=${DESTDIR}/disc${disc} if [ -n "$PKG_VERBOSE" ]; then echo "--> Copying $package to Disc $disc" fi ${COPY} ${TREE}/All/${package}.tbz ${discdir}/packages/All for cat in ${categories}; do catdir=${discdir}/packages/${cat} mkdir -p ${catdir} ln -s ../All/${package}.tbz ${catdir} done done < ${INDEX} # Fourth, output du info for the relative size of the trees. discs="" for disc in `jot $high_disc`; do discs="${discs} disc${disc}" done (cd ${DESTDIR}; du -sh ${discs})