#!/usr/bin/perl # # Setup # # Directives use strict; use warnings; use File::Basename; # Figure out the mode my $mode = shift @ARGV; if (!defined $mode) { print STDERR "E: You must supply a mode\n"; print STDERR "E: Use: install-framework, install, remove-framework, remove, or name\n"; exit 1; } # Name is simply if ($mode eq "name") { print "Mono\n"; exit 0; } # Get the base directory my $basedir = "/usr/share/cli-common/packages.d/"; # Get the base file my $basename = shift @ARGV; # We're looking to install a framework # The program gets the name of the package, then a list of # the (framework versionĂ—10, full path) pairs if ($mode eq "install-framework") { my $framework_prefix = "/usr/lib/mono"; # TODO: We could detect this ourselves my %runtime_versions = (20 => "$framework_prefix/2.0", 35 => "$framework_prefix/3.5", 40 => "$framework_prefix/4.0", 45 => "$framework_prefix/4.5"); my $uninstall = "$basedir/$basename.mono-framework"; open UNINSTALL, ">$uninstall" or die "E: Cannot open uninstall: $uninstall"; while (@ARGV) { my $framework_ver = int(shift @ARGV); my $dll = shift @ARGV; if (! exists($runtime_versions{$framework_ver})) { printf STDERR "W: Attempted to install framework library for unsupported version $framework_ver"; next; } my $target = "$runtime_versions{$framework_ver}/" . basename($dll); if (-f $target) { # Ensure we're idempotent unlink $target; } symlink $dll, $target or die "E: Unable to install $dll into framework path: $target\n"; print UNINSTALL "$target\n"; } close UNINSTALL; exit 0; } # Removing is also simple if ($mode eq "remove-framework") { # Get the uninstall file my $uninstall = "$basedir/$basename.mono-framework"; if (-f $uninstall) { # Go through the file open UNINSTALL, "<$uninstall" or die "E: Cannot open uninstall file ($!)"; while () { chomp; unlink($_) or printf STDERR "E: Unable to remove $_\n"; } close UNINSTALL; unlink($uninstall); } # We are good exit 0; } # This program gets the name of a file (ending in .installcligac) and # a list of assemblies to install, as full paths. The ones given are # the only ones that passed the white/blacklisting. my $cligac = "/usr/share/cli-common/packages.d/$basename.installcligac"; if (! -f $cligac) { print STDERR "E: File does not exist: $cligac\n"; exit 1; } # Removing is also simple if ($mode eq "remove") { # Get the uninstall file my $uninstall = "$basedir/$basename.mono"; if (-f $uninstall) { # Go through the file open UNINSTALL, "<$uninstall" or die "E: Cannot open uninstall file ($!)"; while () { my $assembly = $_; chomp($assembly); my $cmd = "/usr/bin/gacutil -u $assembly > /dev/null"; my $res = system($cmd); if ($res > 0) { print STDERR "W: removing assembly: $assembly failed!\n"; } } close UNINSTALL; # Unlike the file unlink($uninstall); } # We are good exit 0; } # The only thing left should be "install" if ($mode ne "install") { print STDERR "E: Unknown mode: $mode\n"; print STDERR "E: Use: install-framework, install, remove-framework, remove or name\n"; exit 1; } # Open up our uninstall file open UNINSTALL, ">$basedir/$basename.mono" or die "E: Cannot open uninstall: $basedir/$basename.mono"; # Go through the file open CLIGAC, "<$cligac" or die "E: Cannot open: $cligac ($!)"; while (@ARGV) { # Get the assembly name my $dll = shift @ARGV; # Make sure it is there if (! -f $dll) { print STDERR "E: Assembly does not exist: $dll\n"; exit 1; } # Figure out the mono's precise name my $fullname = get_full_name($dll); # Write out the uninstall file print UNINSTALL "$fullname\n"; # Install the file. We use the "../../../.." to make it a # relative path to this program (since gacutil doesn't like # absolute paths). There isn't a problem of doing too many # since we typically run from the root context. my $cmd = "(cd `dirname $dll` && " . "/usr/bin/gacutil -i `basename $dll`" . " > /dev/null)"; system($cmd) == 0 or die "E: installing Assembly $dll failed\n"; } close CLIGAC; close UNINSTALL; # Finish up successfully exit 0; # Get the name of the assembly in a manner suitable for uninstall # using gacutil. sub get_full_name { # Get the name my $dll = shift; # Open a pipe to monop my $cmd = "LANG=C /usr/bin/mono /usr/share/mono/MonoGetAssemblyName.exe $dll"; open PIPE, "$cmd |" or die "E: Cannot open pipe to assembly builder $dll"; # This generate a single line that produces the desired results $_ = ; chomp; # assembly1, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=en, PublicKeyToken=0123456789abcdef return $_; }