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#!/bin/sh
echo "This script will download and install vmplayer from http://www.vmware.com/"
echo "Please go to http://vmware.com/download/player/player_reg.html"
echo "and ..."
echo " * complete this registration form"
echo " * click on \"Download Now\""
echo " * read and decide if you want to accept the VMware master end user license agreement"
echo
echo "If you have done this and accepted the enduser licence type in yes in uppercase."
echo "This will install vmplayer on your vendor-os. If you don't agree this license"
echo "vmplayer won't be installed."
echo
read
echo
if [ "${REPLY}" == "YES" ]; then
echo " * Downloading vmplayer now. This may take a while"
cd /opt/openslx/plugin-repo/vmware/vmpl2.0
#TODO: during development we have this file and dont need to download it
#wget -c http://download3.vmware.com/software/vmplayer/VMware-player-2.0.2-59824.i386.tar.gz
echo " * Unpacking vmplayer"
#tar xfz VMware-player-2.0.2-59824.i386.tar.gz
#TODO: just for developing purpose
tar xfz ../../VMware-player-2.0.2-59824.i386.tar.gz
echo " * copying files..."
mkdir root
mkdir -p root/lib
mv vmware-player-distrib/lib root/lib/vmware
mv vmware-player-distrib/bin root/
mv vmware-player-distrib/sbin root/
mv vmware-player-distrib/doc root/
rm -rf vmware-player-distrib/
# I don't want to understand what vmware is doing, but without this
# step we need to have LD_LIBRARY_PATH with 53 entrys. welcome to
# library hell
echo " * fixing librarys..."
cd root/lib/vmware/lib
mkdir test
mv lib* test
mv test/lib*/* .
cd ../../../..
echo " * fixing gdk config file"
sed -i \
's,/build/mts/.*/vmui/../libdir/libconf,/opt/openslx/plugin-repo/vmware/vmpl2.0/root/lib/vmware/libconf,' \
root/lib/vmware/libconf/etc/gtk-2.0/gdk-pixbuf.loaders
echo " * creating /etc/vmware"
mkdir -p /etc/vmware
echo " * unpacking kernel modules"
cd root/lib/vmware/modules/source
tar xf vmnet.tar
tar xf vmmon.tar
tar xf vmblock.tar
echo " * building vmblock module"
cd vmblock-only/
# TODO: check if /boot/vmlinuz is available if we get the kernel version this way
# perhaps we don't need a check... perhaps openslx always use
# /boot/vmlinuz
# This problem happens 3 times. see below!
# TODO: error check if build environment isn't installed...
sed -i "s%^VM_UNAME = .*%VM_UNAME = $(ls /boot/vmlinuz*|grep -v -e "^/boot/vmlinuz$$"|sed 's,/boot/vmlinuz-,,'|sort|tail -n 1)%" Makefile
make -s
cd ..
echo " * building vmmon module"
cd vmmon-only
sed -i "s%^VM_UNAME = .*%VM_UNAME = $(ls /boot/vmlinuz*|grep -v -e "^/boot/vmlinuz$$"|sed 's,/boot/vmlinuz-,,'|sort|tail -n 1)%" Makefile
make -s
cd ..
echo " * building vmnet module"
cd vmnet-only
sed -i "s%^VM_UNAME = .*%VM_UNAME = $(ls /boot/vmlinuz*|grep -v -e "^/boot/vmlinuz$$"|sed 's,/boot/vmlinuz-,,'|sort|tail -n 1)%" Makefile
make -s
cd ..
# TODO: remove. just for debug reasons
echo "Press any return to process"
read
echo " * finishing installation"
else
echo "You didnt't accept the end user license. vmplayer is not installed."
fi
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