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   1 ### -*-sh-*-
   2 ###
   3 ### Bash startup things
   4
   5 ## Only do any of this if we haven't done it before.  Otherwise we
   6 ## can have loops and lots of wasted time.
   7 if [ -z "$__mdw_profile" ]; then
   8 export __mdw_profile=done
   9
  10 ###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  11 ### Utility functions.
  12
  13 ## __mdw_addto VAR DIR PATH ...
  14 ##
  15 ## VAR is the name of a PATH-like environment variable (i.e., one which
  16 ## contains a sequence of pathnames separated by colons).  DIR is either `l'
  17 ## or `r'.  The PATHs are pathnames.  Those PATHs which correspond to
  18 ## existing directories but which aren't currently named in the variable are
  19 ## added to the left or right (depending on DIR) of VAR.  The relative order
  20 ## of PATHs added in the same invokation is the same as the order they
  21 ## appeared in PATHs: the DIR argument only affects which end of the VAR they
  22 ## get added to.
  23 __mdw_addto () {
  24   local var=$1 val dir=$2 new="" change=nil
  25   eval "val=\$$var"
  26   shift 2
  27   for i in "$@"; do
  28     case "$new:" in *:$i:*) continue;; esac
  29     [ -d $i ] || continue
  30     case "X$val" in
  31       X) val=$i change=t continue ;;
  32       X$i) continue ;;
  33       X*:$i:*) val=`echo $val | sed -e "s=:$i:=:="` ;;
  34       X$i:*) val=${val#$i:} ;;
  35       X*:$i) val=${val%:$i} ;;
  36     esac
  37     new=$new:$i change=t
  38   done
  39   case $dir in
  40     l) val=${new#:}:$val ;;
  41     r) val=$val$new ;;
  42   esac
  43   case $change in t) export $var="$val" ;; esac
  44 }
  45
  46 ## __mdw_programp NAME
  47 ##
  48 ## Does NAME exist as an executable program?
  49 __mdw_programp () { type -t >/dev/null "$1"; }
  50
  51 ###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  52 ### Other preliminaries.
  53
  54 ## Work out my home directory.
  55 ##
  56 ## This horrible trick resolves symbolic links.  It enables resolving links,
  57 ## changes directory and displays the name of the directory in a subshell to
  58 ## avoid changing the current state.
  59 HOME=`(set -P; cd $HOME; pwd)`
  60 cd $HOME
  61
  62 ## Establish a temporary directory.
  63 [ "$TMPDIR" ] || eval `tmpdir -b`
  64 export TMP=$TMPDIR
  65
  66 ## CDE's session structure is demented and doesn't leave us with a proper
  67 ## logout hook, so synthesize one here.
  68 [ -n "$DT" ] && trap "source $HOME/.bash_logout" EXIT
  69
  70 ###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  71 ### Set some basic paths.
  72
  73 ## The main path.
  74 __mdw_addto PATH l \
  75   $HOME/bin \
  76   {,/usr{,/local}{,/X11R6}}{/bin,/sbin,/games} \
  77   /opt/nfast{,/gcc}{/bin,/sbin} \
  78   $HOME/src/ncipher/scripts
  79
  80 ## If we have Plan 9 from User Space, then add that in.
  81 if [ -d /usr/local/plan9 ]; then
  82   export PLAN9=/usr/local/plan9
  83   __mdw_addto PATH r \
  84     $PLAN9/bin
  85 fi
  86
  87 ## Search for `info' documents.
  88 __mdw_addto INFOPATH r \
  89         $HOME/info \
  90         /usr/info /usr/share/info \
  91         /usr/local/info /usr/local/share/info \
  92         /usr/local/share/info/its
  93
  94 ## Script libraries.
  95 __mdw_addto PERLLIB r $HOME/lib/perl
  96 __mdw_addto PYTHONPATH r $HOME/lib/python
  97
  98 ###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  99 ### Various other kinds of configuration.
 100
 101 ## Sensible umask if users have their own groups.
 102 umask 002
 103
 104 ## Mail and general identification.
 105 export MAIL=`mdw-conf mailbox`
 106 export NAME="Mark Wooding"
 107 export EMAIL=`mdw-conf email`
 108 export QMAILINJECT=c
 109
 110 ## Some programs want to know the hostname.
 111 [ -z "$HOST" ] && export HOST=`hostname`
 112
 113 ## Text editor configuration.
 114 export MDW_EDITOR=ed
 115 emacs_startup_args="--no-site-file --mdw-fast-startup -nw"
 116 for ed in \
 117         "emacs22 $emacs_startup_args" \
 118         "emacs21 $emacs_startup_args" \
 119         zile mg \
 120         "emacs -nw" \
 121         vi pico nano ae; do
 122   name=`echo $ed | sed 's/ .*$//'`
 123   if __mdw_programp "$name"; then
 124     MDW_EDITOR=$ed
 125     break
 126   fi
 127 done
 128 export EDITOR=mdw-editor VISUAL=mdw-editor
 129
 130 ## Determine the locale settings.  Really don't set LC_COLLATE because it
 131 ## messes with the order of files in `ls' listings and similar.
 132 if [ "$DISPLAY" != "" ]; then
 133   LANG=`mdw-conf x-ctype`
 134 else
 135   : ${LANG=${LC_CTYPE-${LC_ALL-`mdw-conf console-ctype`}}}
 136   case "$TERM,`tty`" in
 137     linux,/dev/tty*)
 138       if vt-is-UTF8 >/dev/null 2>&1; then
 139         ctype=.utf8
 140       else
 141         ctype=
 142       fi
 143       LANG=${LANG%.*}$ctype
 144       ;;
 145   esac
 146 fi
 147 unset LC_ALL
 148 export LC_COLLATE=POSIX LANG
 149
 150 ## Pager configuration.
 151 export MDW_PAGER=`type -p less` PAGER=mdw-pager METAMAIL_PAGER=mdw-pager
 152 export LESS="-iqgRh1FX"
 153 export LESSOPEN="|lesspipe.sh %s"
 154 case "${LC_CTYPE-$LANG}" in
 155   *utf8 | *utf-8 | *UTF8 | *UTF-8) LESSCHARSET=utf-8 ;;
 156   *) LESSCHARSET=latin1 ;;
 157 esac
 158 export LESSCHARSET
 159 __mdw_programp global && export LESSGLOBALTAGS=global
 160
 161 ## HTTP and FTP proxies.
 162 http=`mdw-conf http-proxy none`
 163 case "${http_proxy-none},$http" in
 164   *,none) ;;
 165   none,*) export http_proxy=http://$http/ ;;
 166 esac
 167 ftp=`mdw-conf ftp-proxy none`
 168 case "${ftp_proxy-none},$ftp,${http_proxy-none}" in
 169   *,none,none) ;;
 170   none,none,*) export ftp_proxy=$http_proxy ;;
 171   none,*,*) export ftp_proxy=http://$ftp/ ;;
 172 esac
 173
 174 ## Ncurses programs should use the Unicode box-drawing characters because the
 175 ## alternative character set stuff isn't supported well.
 176 export NCURSES_NO_UTF8_ACS=1
 177
 178 ## Shut up Perl's readline machinery.
 179 export PERL_READLINE_NOWARN=yes
 180
 181 ## If we have `distcc' then tell `ccache' to use it.
 182 __mdw_programp distcc && export CCACHE_PREFIX=distcc
 183
 184 ## Acquiring root privileges.  This is mainly the job of `bashrc', but we
 185 ## cache the mechanism here.
 186 export __MDW_ROOTLY=`mdw-conf rootly`
 187 export BECOME="--preserve-environment"
 188
 189 ## It's useful to see the little sigils in `ls'.
 190 [ -z "$LS_OPTIONS" ] && export LS_OPTIONS="-F"
 191
 192 ## Settings for BBC BASIC listing.
 193 export BASCAT="-l +n"
 194
 195 ## Version control hacking.
 196 export CVS_RSH=ssh
 197 export CVSROOT=`mdw-conf cvs-root`
 198 export SVNROOT=`mdw-conf svn-root`
 199 export P4CONFIG=.p4
 200
 201 ## News server.
 202 [ -z "$NNTPSERVER" ] && export NNTPSERVER=`mdw-conf nntp-server`
 203
 204 ## Help X programs find their resources.
 205 export XUSERFILESEARCHPATH="$HOME/.Xapps/%N:/usr/lib/X11/%T/%N%S"
 206
 207 ## Make OpenOffice.org do its thing properly.
 208 export OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=gnome
 209
 210 ## Configure `ps'.
 211 export PS_PERSONALITY=gnu
 212
 213 ## Disable core dumps.
 214 ulimit -S -c 0
 215
 216 ###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 217 ### Authentication and SSH hacking.
 218
 219 ## Start an authentication agent.  This is unnecessarily fiddly.  If there's
 220 ## a Gnome keyring server then we should use that; unfortunately, it may not
 221 ## yet have had a chance to populate the environment with its settings, so we
 222 ## go off and fetch them.
 223 if { { [ "$GNOME_KEYRING_CONTROL" ] &&
 224        [ -s "$GNOME_KEYRING_CONTROL" ]; } ||
 225      { [ "$DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS" ] &&
 226        dbus-send --session --print-reply --dest=org.freedesktop.DBus \
 227          / org.freedesktop.DBus.GetNameOwner string:org.gnome.keyring \
 228          >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; }; } &&
 229    stuff=$(gnome-keyring-daemon -s -c ssh 2>/dev/null)
 230 then
 231   eval "$stuff"
 232   export SSH_AUTH_SOCK
 233 fi
 234
 235 ## If we still don't have an agent then start one with a stable name.
 236 eval `start-ssh-agent -b`
 237
 238 ## Decide whether this session should be considered `secure'.  A session is
 239 ## secure if it's on a secure TTY, but there are lots of ways of finding out
 240 ## which TTYs are secure.
 241 if [ -z "$__mdw_bashrc" ] && [ "$__mdw_force_secure_session" = "yes" ] ||
 242    ( tty="`tty`" devtty="(/dev/)?${tty#/dev/}"
 243      { { { [ -e /etc/securetty ] && sectty=/etc/securetty; } ||
 244          { [ -e /etc/securettys ] && sectty=/etc/securettys; }; } &&
 245        egrep "$devtty" $sectty >/dev/null; } ||
 246      { [ -e /etc/default/login ] &&
 247        egrep "^CONSOLE=$devtty" /etc/default/login >/dev/null; } ||
 248      case "${tty#/dev/}" in
 249        console|systty|tty[0-9]) true ;;
 250        *) false ;;
 251      esac )
 252 then
 253   export __mdw_sechost="`hostname`"
 254 fi
 255
 256 ## Start a passphrase pixie if there is one and it's not already running.
 257 if pixie --version >/dev/null 2>&1; then
 258   mkdir -p $HOME/.catacomb
 259   pixie=${CATACOMB_PIXIE-$HOME/.catacomb/pixie}
 260   if [ -S "$pixie" ] && pixie -C help >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
 261     :
 262   else
 263     pixie -d 2>>$HOME/.catacomb/pixie.log
 264     __mdw_started_pixie=yes
 265   fi
 266 fi
 267
 268 ###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 269 ### Finishing touches.
 270
 271 ## If there's a local hook then run it.
 272 [ -f "$HOME/.profile-local" ] && . "$HOME/.profile-local"
 273
 274 ## End of the `__mdw_profile' guard.
 275 fi
 276
 277 ## If we haven't run the `.bashrc' yet, and this shell is interactive, then
 278 ## run it now.
 279 [ -z "$__mdw_bashrc" ] && [ -t 0 ] && \
 280   [ -r $HOME/.bashrc ] && . $HOME/.bashrc
 281
 282 ###----- That's all, folks --------------------------------------------------