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PortMaster Bash Script Commands

This Bash script manages a PortMaster dialog interface by creating a named pipe for communication and handling commands. It includes functions for initializing the dialog, waiting for commands, sending messages, and checking runtime. The script also ensures proper cleanup of resources upon exit.

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4 views3 pages

PortMaster Bash Script Commands

This Bash script manages a PortMaster dialog interface by creating a named pipe for communication and handling commands. It includes functions for initializing the dialog, waiting for commands, sending messages, and checking runtime. The script also ensures proper cleanup of resources upon exit.

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Paulo Ubiratan
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© All Rights Reserved
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#!

/bin/bash
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
#

if [ ! -d "/dev/shm/portmaster" ]; then
$ESUDO mkdir /dev/shm/portmaster
else
$ESUDO rm -f /dev/shm/portmaster/pm_*
fi

# HarbourMaster pipe commands


PM_PIPE="/dev/shm/portmaster/pm_input"
PM_DONE="/dev/shm/portmaster/pm_done"
PM_PID=""

export PYSDL2_DLL_PATH="/usr/lib"

PortMasterIPCheck() {
# Taken from original [Link]
#
[Link]
0d6527dae/PortMaster/[Link]#L160
echo $(ip route | awk '/default/ { print $3 }')
}

PortMasterDialogInit() {
local wait=0

if [ ! -e "$PM_PIPE" ]; then
printf "WAIT" | $ESUDO tee "$PM_DONE" > /dev/null

if [[ "$1" == "no-harbour" ]] || [[ "$1" == "no-harbor" ]]; then


$ESUDO $controlfolder/pugwash --no-harbour --quiet fifo_control "$PM_PIPE"
"$PM_DONE" > /dev/null &
PM_PID="$!"
elif [[ "$1" == "no-check" ]]; then
$ESUDO $controlfolder/pugwash --no-check --quiet fifo_control "$PM_PIPE"
"$PM_DONE" > /dev/null &
PM_PID="$!"
else
$ESUDO $controlfolder/pugwash --quiet fifo_control "$PM_PIPE" "$PM_DONE" >
/dev/null &
PM_PID="$!"
fi

while true
do
if [ -e "$PM_PIPE" ]; then
break
fi

if [ $wait -gt 100 ]; then


break
fi

wait=$(expr $wait + 1)
sleep 0.1
done
_PortMasterWaitForCmd
fi
}

_PortMasterWaitForCmd() {
local RESULT=""
local wait=0

while true
do
RESULT=$(cat "$PM_DONE")

if [[ "$RESULT" != "WAIT" ]]; then


break
fi

if [ $wait -gt 100 ]; then


break
fi

wait=$(expr $wait + 1)
sleep 0.3
done
}

PortMasterDialogExit() {
if [ -e "$PM_PIPE" ]; then
echo "exit" | $ESUDO tee "$PM_PIPE" > /dev/null
_PortMasterWaitForCmd
fi

$ESUDO rm -f "$PM_PIPE" > /dev/null


$ESUDO rm -f "$PM_DONE" > /dev/null

if [[ "$PM_PID" != "" ]]; then


$ESUDO kill -9 "$PM_PID" > /dev/null 2>&1
PM_PID=""
fi
}

PortMasterDialog() {
# Send a command to pugwash
local wait=0

if [[ ! -z "$1" ]]; then


if [ -e "$PM_PIPE" ]; then
if [ -f "$PM_DONE" ]; then
printf "WAIT" | $ESUDO tee "$PM_DONE" > /dev/null
fi

echo $(printf "%s\1" "$@") | $ESUDO tee $PM_PIPE > /dev/null

_PortMasterWaitForCmd
fi
fi
}

PortMasterDialogResult() {
PortMasterDialog "$@"

echo $(cat "$PM_DONE")


}

PortMasterDialogMessageBox() {
PortMasterDialog "message_box" "$@"

echo $(cat "$PM_DONE")


}

PortMasterDialogCheckRuntime() {
PortMasterDialog "check_runtime" "$@"

echo $(cat "$PM_DONE")


}

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