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#
# instdata.py - central store for all configuration data needed to install
#
# Erik Troan <ewt@redhat.com>
#
# Copyright 2001-2002 Red Hat, Inc.
#
# This software may be freely redistributed under the terms of the GNU
# library public license.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Library Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
#
import language
import network
import firewall
import timezone
import desktop
import users
import fsset
import bootloader
import partitions
import partedUtils
from flags import *
from constants import *
from rhpl.simpleconfig import SimpleConfigFile
import rhpl.keyboard as keyboard
class Boolean:
def set(self, val):
self.val = val
def get(self):
return self.val
def __init__(self, val = 0):
self.val = val
# Collector class for all data related to an install/upgrade.
class InstallData:
def reset(self):
# Reset everything except:
#
# - The mouse
# - The install language
# - The keyboard
self.langSupport = language.Language()
self.instClass = None
self.network = network.Network()
self.firewall = firewall.Firewall()
self.timezone = timezone.Timezone()
self.accounts = users.Accounts()
self.rootPassword = users.RootPassword ()
self.auth = users.Authentication()
self.desktop = desktop.Desktop()
self.hdList = None
self.comps = None
self.upgrade = Boolean()
# XXX move fsset and/or diskset into Partitions object?
self.fsset.reset()
self.diskset = partedUtils.DiskSet()
self.partitions = partitions.Partitions()
self.bootloader = bootloader.getBootloader()
self.dependencies = []
self.handleDeps = CHECK_DEPS
self.dbpath = None
self.upgradeRoot = None
self.rootParts = None
self.upgradeSwapInfo = None
self.upgradeDeps = ""
self.upgradeRemove = []
self.upgradeInfoFound = None
self.configFileData = self.tmpData
self.firstboot = FIRSTBOOT_DEFAULT
def setInstallProgressClass(self, c):
self.instProgress = c
# expects a Keyboard object
def setKeyboard(self, keyboard):
self.keyboard = keyboard
# expects a Mouse object
def setMouse(self, mouse):
self.mouse = mouse
# expects a VideoCardInfo object
def setVideoCard(self, video):
self.videocard = video
# expects a Monitor object
def setMonitor(self, monitor):
self.monitor = monitor
# expects a XF86Config object
def setXSetup(self, xsetup):
self.xsetup = xsetup
# expects 0/1
def setHeadless(self, isHeadless):
self.isHeadless = isHeadless
def write(self, instPath):
self.langSupport.write (instPath)
if not self.isHeadless:
self.mouse.write(instPath)
self.keyboard.write (instPath)
self.network.write (instPath)
self.timezone.write (instPath)
self.auth.write (instPath)
self.firewall.write (instPath)
self.rootPassword.write (instPath, self.auth)
self.accounts.write (instPath, self.auth)
def writeKS(self, filename):
# make it so only root can read, could have password
f = open(filename, "w", 0600)
f.write("# Kickstart file automatically generated by anaconda.\n\n")
if self.upgrade.get():
f.write("upgrade\n");
else:
f.write("install\n");
self.instLanguage.writeKS(f)
self.langSupport.writeKS(f)
if not self.isHeadless:
self.keyboard.writeKS(f)
self.mouse.writeKS(f)
self.xsetup.writeKS(f, self.desktop)
self.network.writeKS(f)
self.rootPassword.writeKS(f, self.auth)
self.firewall.writeKS(f)
self.auth.writeKS(f)
self.timezone.writeKS(f)
self.bootloader.writeKS(f)
self.partitions.writeKS(f)
self.writePackagesKS(f)
f.write("\n%post\n")
self.accounts.writeKScommands(f, self.auth)
def writePackagesKS(self, f):
f.write("\n%packages")
if self.handleDeps == IGNORE_DEPS:
f.write(" --ignoredeps\n")
elif self.handleDeps == RESOLVE_DEPS:
f.write(" --resolvedeps\n")
else:
f.write("\n")
packages = {}
forcedoff = {}
forcedon = {}
for comp in self.comps:
if comp.isSelected():
if (comp.isSelected(justManual = 1) and comp.name != "Base"
and comp.name != "Core"):
f.write("@ %s\n" % comp.name)
for metapkg in comp.metapkgs.keys():
(type, on) = comp.metapkgs[metapkg]
default = comp.metadef[metapkg]
if on == 1 and default == 0:
f.write("@ %s\n" % metapkg.name)
elif on == 0 and default == 1:
# this isn't quite right
for pkg in metapkg.newpkgDict.keys():
forcedoff[pkg.name] = 1
for pkg in comp.newpkgDict.keys():
# if it's in base or core, it really should be installed
if comp.name == "Base" or comp.name == "Core":
packages[pkg.name] = 1
elif comp.newpkgDict.has_key(pkg):
(type, installed) = comp.newpkgDict[pkg]
# if it's mandatory, put it in the dict of ones
# already handled
if type == 0:
packages[pkg.name] = 1
else:
if comp.optDict.has_key(pkg):
type = comp.optDict[pkg]
# it's default and selected for installation
if type == 1 and installed == 1:
packages[pkg.name] = 1
# default and off
elif type == 1 and installed == 0:
forcedoff[pkg.name] = 1
# optional and on
elif type == 2 and installed == 1:
forcedon[pkg.name] = 1
# optional and off
elif type == 2 and installed == 0:
pass
else:
# otherwise it's optional -- if it's off, we
# should mark it as forced off so that it
# gets listed as such in the comps file
if installed == 0:
forcedoff[pkg.name] = 1
# or if it's there as a dep, pretend we don't care
elif comp.depsDict.has_key(pkg.name):
packages[pkg.name] = 1
for pkg in comp.depsDict.keys():
packages[pkg] = 1
for pkg in self.hdList.values():
if pkg.isSelected() and (forcedon.has_key(pkg.name) or
not packages.has_key(pkg.name)):
f.write("%s\n" % pkg.name)
if pkg.wasForcedOff() or forcedoff.has_key(pkg.name):
f.write("-%s\n" %(pkg.name))
def __init__(self, extraModules, floppyDevice, configFileData, methodstr):
self.instLanguage = language.InstallTimeLanguage()
self.keyboard = keyboard.Keyboard()
self.tmpData = configFileData
self.configFileData = None
self.mouse = None
self.monitor = None
self.videocard = None
self.xsetup = None
self.isHeadless = 0
self.extraModules = extraModules
self.floppyDevice = floppyDevice
self.fsset = fsset.FileSystemSet()
# FIXME: this is a major hack to get the comps package installed
self.compspkg = None
self.methodstr = methodstr
self.reset()
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