Onionr/install/onionr

#!/bin/sh
set -e

if [[ $EUID -eq 0 ]]; then
    export ONIONR_HOME=${ONIONR_HOME:-/var/lib/onionr}
    export LOG_DIR=${LOG_DIR:-/var/log/onionr}
else
    export ONIONR_HOME=${ONIONR_HOME:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/onionr}
    export LOG_DIR=${LOG_DIR:-$ONIONR_HOME/logs}
fi

mkdir -p "$ONIONR_HOME" "$LOG_DIR"

chmod 0700 "$ONIONR_HOME" "$LOG_DIR"

exec ${ONIONR_BASEDIR:-/usr/share/onionr}/onionr.sh "$@"
Add installation scripts 2019-03-29 03:33:14 +00:00			`#!/bin/sh`
			`set -e`

Fixes in install/onionr - Replace := with :- as := causes an extra unnecessary assignment each time it is used - Use system-wide default dirs based on being EUID 0 rather than not having $HOME set - with previous logic you needed to unset $HOME to interact with the GUI - Default XDG_DATA_HOME to $HOME/.local/share rather than $HOME/.local/share/onionr as it should not be set to an app specific dir, and usage as if it is one would result in files being set in the user's chosen XDG_DATA_HOME directly (not in an onionr subdir) - Default ONIONR_HOME to $XDG_DATA_HOME/onionr rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Put $LOG_DIR under $ONIONR_HOME rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Don't bother setting XDG_DATA_HOME since we only use it here - Default ONIONR_HOME to /var/lib/onionr rather than /etc/onionr for system-wide as it's mostly state data, not just config - Make assignments more concise - Removed -R from chmod - 700 already restricts access to subdirectories and files, and this chmod would require all files to be marked executable, which is not necessary - Specified 0700 in chmod - Make sure setuid/setgid/sticky isn't set for some reason - Removed chown - chown is usually reserved for root - Specify python3 rather than 3.7 - We support 3.6 and probably want to support 3.8+ too - Rename OUTPUT_DIR to the more descriptive ONIONR_BASEDIR - Call onionr.sh rather than onionr.py (nonexistent, presumably intended __init__.py, but this is better anyway) 2019-09-29 23:44:59 +00:00			`if [[ $EUID -eq 0 ]]; then`
			`export ONIONR_HOME=${ONIONR_HOME:-/var/lib/onionr}`
			`export LOG_DIR=${LOG_DIR:-/var/log/onionr}`
master <- easy-releases 2019-07-22 23:59:48 +00:00			`else`
Fixes in install/onionr - Replace := with :- as := causes an extra unnecessary assignment each time it is used - Use system-wide default dirs based on being EUID 0 rather than not having $HOME set - with previous logic you needed to unset $HOME to interact with the GUI - Default XDG_DATA_HOME to $HOME/.local/share rather than $HOME/.local/share/onionr as it should not be set to an app specific dir, and usage as if it is one would result in files being set in the user's chosen XDG_DATA_HOME directly (not in an onionr subdir) - Default ONIONR_HOME to $XDG_DATA_HOME/onionr rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Put $LOG_DIR under $ONIONR_HOME rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Don't bother setting XDG_DATA_HOME since we only use it here - Default ONIONR_HOME to /var/lib/onionr rather than /etc/onionr for system-wide as it's mostly state data, not just config - Make assignments more concise - Removed -R from chmod - 700 already restricts access to subdirectories and files, and this chmod would require all files to be marked executable, which is not necessary - Specified 0700 in chmod - Make sure setuid/setgid/sticky isn't set for some reason - Removed chown - chown is usually reserved for root - Specify python3 rather than 3.7 - We support 3.6 and probably want to support 3.8+ too - Rename OUTPUT_DIR to the more descriptive ONIONR_BASEDIR - Call onionr.sh rather than onionr.py (nonexistent, presumably intended __init__.py, but this is better anyway) 2019-09-29 23:44:59 +00:00			`export ONIONR_HOME=${ONIONR_HOME:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/onionr}`
			`export LOG_DIR=${LOG_DIR:-$ONIONR_HOME/logs}`
master <- easy-releases 2019-07-22 23:59:48 +00:00			`fi`

			`mkdir -p "$ONIONR_HOME" "$LOG_DIR"`

Fixes in install/onionr - Replace := with :- as := causes an extra unnecessary assignment each time it is used - Use system-wide default dirs based on being EUID 0 rather than not having $HOME set - with previous logic you needed to unset $HOME to interact with the GUI - Default XDG_DATA_HOME to $HOME/.local/share rather than $HOME/.local/share/onionr as it should not be set to an app specific dir, and usage as if it is one would result in files being set in the user's chosen XDG_DATA_HOME directly (not in an onionr subdir) - Default ONIONR_HOME to $XDG_DATA_HOME/onionr rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Put $LOG_DIR under $ONIONR_HOME rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Don't bother setting XDG_DATA_HOME since we only use it here - Default ONIONR_HOME to /var/lib/onionr rather than /etc/onionr for system-wide as it's mostly state data, not just config - Make assignments more concise - Removed -R from chmod - 700 already restricts access to subdirectories and files, and this chmod would require all files to be marked executable, which is not necessary - Specified 0700 in chmod - Make sure setuid/setgid/sticky isn't set for some reason - Removed chown - chown is usually reserved for root - Specify python3 rather than 3.7 - We support 3.6 and probably want to support 3.8+ too - Rename OUTPUT_DIR to the more descriptive ONIONR_BASEDIR - Call onionr.sh rather than onionr.py (nonexistent, presumably intended __init__.py, but this is better anyway) 2019-09-29 23:44:59 +00:00			`chmod 0700 "$ONIONR_HOME" "$LOG_DIR"`
master <- easy-releases 2019-07-22 23:59:48 +00:00
Fixes in install/onionr - Replace := with :- as := causes an extra unnecessary assignment each time it is used - Use system-wide default dirs based on being EUID 0 rather than not having $HOME set - with previous logic you needed to unset $HOME to interact with the GUI - Default XDG_DATA_HOME to $HOME/.local/share rather than $HOME/.local/share/onionr as it should not be set to an app specific dir, and usage as if it is one would result in files being set in the user's chosen XDG_DATA_HOME directly (not in an onionr subdir) - Default ONIONR_HOME to $XDG_DATA_HOME/onionr rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Put $LOG_DIR under $ONIONR_HOME rather than $XDG_DATA_HOME - see previous - Don't bother setting XDG_DATA_HOME since we only use it here - Default ONIONR_HOME to /var/lib/onionr rather than /etc/onionr for system-wide as it's mostly state data, not just config - Make assignments more concise - Removed -R from chmod - 700 already restricts access to subdirectories and files, and this chmod would require all files to be marked executable, which is not necessary - Specified 0700 in chmod - Make sure setuid/setgid/sticky isn't set for some reason - Removed chown - chown is usually reserved for root - Specify python3 rather than 3.7 - We support 3.6 and probably want to support 3.8+ too - Rename OUTPUT_DIR to the more descriptive ONIONR_BASEDIR - Call onionr.sh rather than onionr.py (nonexistent, presumably intended __init__.py, but this is better anyway) 2019-09-29 23:44:59 +00:00			`exec ${ONIONR_BASEDIR:-/usr/share/onionr}/onionr.sh "$@"`