Cause whatcomp output to use the incoming epocroot value. i.e. if epocroot is relative then so is the what output.
e.g. if EPOCROOT=\ then the output will be of the form "\epoc32\release\armv5\...." If it's "..\myepocroot" then the output will be "..\myepocroot\epoc32\release\armv5". If it's absolute then the what output will also be absolute.
#!/bin/bash
# Add environment settings to user's
# .bashrc
# .bash_profile
# Add a .pvmrc
. `dirname $0`/user.bash_profile
echo "Configuring user account $USER for sbsv2 in: $SBS_HOME"
if [ ! -d "$SBS_HOME" ]; then
echo "SBS_HOME appears to not be set correctly: $SBS_HOME" 1>&2
exit 1
fi
patchfile()
{
echo "Adding '$2' to $1"
grep -q '# SBS_SETTINGS' "$1"
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
sed "s%.* # SBS_SETTINGS (do not edit this line).*%$2 # SBS_SETTINGS (do not edit this line)%" "$1" > "$1.sbsv2" &&
mv "$1" "$1.orig" &&
mv "$1.sbsv2" "$1"
else
cp "$1" "$1.orig" &&
echo "$2 # SBS_SETTINGS (do not edit this line)" >> "$1"
fi
}
# Patch the bash profile
patchfile ~/.bash_profile ". $SBS_HOME/bin/user.bash_profile"
patchfile ~/.bashrc ". $SBS_HOME/bin/user.bashrc"
if [ -f ~/.pvmrc ]; then
cp ~/.pvmrc ~/.pvmrc.orig
fi
cp $SBS_HOME/util/install-linux/linux_pvmrc ~/.pvmrc