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#! /usr/bin/env perl

use strict;

use warnings;

# install.pl

#

# installer for perl script, in this case, sysinfo

#

# Revision history

#

# Version 1.1.7 20161010 RWR

# Added ability to validate required libraries are installed

#

# version 1.2 20170327 RWR

# did some major modifications to correctly work on BSD systems also

#

# version 2.0 20190330 RWR

# changed it so all configs are YAML

#

# version 3.0 20191105 RWR

# set up so all options are presented on initial screen

# user can choose options to edit

# rest of install is automatic

#

# version 3.1 20191112 RWR

# Added logging. Log file will be written to the install directory with

# the application name.log as the name (application name taken from installer_config.pl)

#

# version 3.1.1 20191117 RWR

# Added the ability to verify cpan is installed and configured on systems which need it

#

# version 3.1.2 20200215 RWR

# Adding version comparisons

# find our location and use it for searching for libraries

BEGIN {

   use FindBin;

   use File::Spec;

   # use libraries from the directory this script is in

   use lib File::Spec->catdir($FindBin::Bin);

   # and its parent

   use lib File::Spec->catdir( $FindBin::Bin . '/../' );

   eval( 'use YAML::Tiny' );

}

my $sourceDir = File::Spec->catdir($FindBin::Bin);

use Digest::MD5 qw(md5_hex);

# define the version number

# see https://metacpan.org/pod/release/JPEACOCK/version-0.97/lib/version.pod

use version;

our $VERSION = version->declare("v3.002.001");

use Data::Dumper;

use File::Basename;

use Getopt::Long;

our %install;

our %operatingSystems;

our %libraries;

our %binaries;

do "$sourceDir/installer_config.pl";

#

# set up log file

my $logFile = $install{'application name'};

$logFile =~ s/ /_/g;

$logFile = "$sourceDir/$logFile.log";

Getopt::Long::Configure ("bundling"); # allow -vd --os='debian'

my $dryRun = 0;

my $os;

my $help = 0;

my $version = 0;

my @messages; # stores any messages we want to show up at the end

my @feedback; # store feedback when we execute command line actions

my %configuration;

# simple display if --help is passed

sub help {

   my $oses = join( ' ', keys %operatingSystems );

   use File::Basename;

   print basename($0) . " $VERSION\n";

   print <<END

$0 [options]

Options:

   --os      - osname is one of [$oses]

   --dryrun  - do not actually do anything, just tell you what I'd do

   --version - display version and exit

END

}

#######################################################

#

# timeStamp

#

# return current system date as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

#

#######################################################

sub timeStamp {

   my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst)=localtime(time);

   return sprintf "%4d-%02d-%02d %02d:%02d:%02d",$year+1900,$mon+1,$mday,$hour,$min,$sec;

}

sub yesno {

   my ( $prompt, $default ) = @_;

   $default = 'yes' unless $default;

   my $answer = &getAnswer( $prompt, $default eq 'yes' ? ('yes','no' ) : ('no', 'yes') );

   return lc( substr( $answer, 0, 1 ) ) eq 'y';

}

# prompt the user for a response, then allow them to enter it

# the first response is considered the default and is printed

# in all caps if more than one exists

# first answer is used if they simply press the Enter

# key. The response is returned all lower case if more than one

# exists.

# it is assumed 

sub getAnswer {

   my ( $prompt, @answers ) = @_;

   $answers[0] = '' unless defined( $answers[0] );

   my $default = $answers[0];

   my $onlyOneAnswer = scalar( @answers ) == 1;

   print $prompt . '[ ';

   $answers[0] = uc $answers[0] unless $onlyOneAnswer;

   print join( ' | ', @answers ) . ' ]: ';

   my $thisAnswer = <>;

   chomp $thisAnswer;

   $thisAnswer = $default unless $thisAnswer;

   return $thisAnswer;

}

#######################################################

# function to simply log things

# first parameter is the priority, if <= $logDef->{'log level'} will print

# all subsequent parameters assumed to be strings to sent to the log

# returns 0 on failure

#         1 on success

#         2 if priority > log level

#        -1 if $logDef is unset

# currently, only logs to a file

#######################################################

sub logIt {

   open LOG, ">>$logFile" or die "Could not append to $logFile: $!\n";

   while ( my $t = shift ) {

      print LOG &timeStamp() . "\t$t\n";

   }

   close LOG;

   return 1;

}

# attempt to locate the operating system.

# if found, will set some defaults for it.

sub setUpOperatingSystemSpecific {

   my ( $install, $operatingSystems, $os, $installDir ) = @_;

   &logIt( 'Entering setUpOperatingSystemSpecific' );

   &logIt( "They passed $os in as the \$os" );

   if ( $os ) {

      # We found the OS, set up some defaults

      $$install{'os'} = $os;

      &logIt( "Setting keys for operating system" );

      # merge operatingSystems into install

      foreach my $key ( keys %{$operatingSystems->{$os}} ) {

         if ( $key eq 'files' ) {

            $install->{'files'} = { %{$install->{'files'}}, %{$operatingSystems->{$os}->{'files'}} }

         } else {

            $install->{$key} = $operatingSystems->{ $os }->{$key};

         }

      } # if it is a known OS

   } # if

   return $os;

} # getOperatingSystem

# validates the libraries needed exist

# simply eval's each library. If it doesn't exist, creates a list of

# commands to be executed to install it, and displays missing libraries

# offering to install them if possible.

sub validateLibraries {

   my ( $libraries, $os ) = @_;

   &logIt( 'Entering validateLibraries' );

   my %return;

   foreach my $lib ( keys %$libraries ) {

      &logIt( "Checking on library $lib" );

      eval( "use $lib;" );

      if ( $@ ) {

         $return{ $lib } = $libraries->{$lib}->{$os} ? $libraries->{$lib}->{$os} : 'UNK';

      }

   }

   return \%return;

} # validateLibraries

# check for any required binaries

sub validateBinaries {

   my ( $binaries, $os ) = @_;

   &logIt( 'Entering validateBinaries' );

   my %return;

   foreach my $bin ( keys %$binaries ) {

      unless ( `which $bin` ) {

         $return{$bin} = $binaries->{$bin}->{$os} ? $binaries->{$bin}->{$os} : 'UNK';

      }

   }

   return \%return;

} # validateBinaries

# get some input from the user and decide how to install/upgrade/remove/whatever

sub getInstallActions {

   my $install = shift;

   &logIt( 'Entering getInstallActions' );

   if ( -d $install->{'confdir'} ) {

      $install->{'action'} = "upgrade";

   } else {

      $install->{'action'} = 'install';

   }

   $install->{'build config'} = 'Y';

   $install->{'setup cron'} = 'Y';

}

# locate all items in $hash which have one of the $placeholder elements in it

# and replace, ie <binddir> is replaced with the actual binary directory

sub doPlaceholderSubstitution {

   my ($hash, $placeholder) = @_;

   &logIt( 'Entering doPlaceholderSubstitution' );

   return if ref $hash ne 'HASH';

   foreach my $key ( keys %$hash ) {

      if ( ref( $$hash{$key} ) ) {

         &doPlaceholderSubstitution( $$hash{$key}, $placeholder );

      } else {

         foreach my $place ( keys %$placeholder ) {

            $$hash{$key} =~ s/$place/$$placeholder{$place}/;

         } # foreach

      } # if..else

   } # foreach

   return;

}

# This will go through and first, see if anything is a directory, in

# which case, we'll create new entries for all files in there.

# then, it will do keyword substitution of <bindir> and <confdir>

# to populate the target.

# When this is done, each file should have a source and target that is

# a fully qualified path and filename

sub populateSourceDir {

   my ( $install, $sourceDir ) = @_;

   &logIt( 'Entering populateSourceDir' );

   my %placeHolders = 

      ( 

        '<bindir>' => $$install{'bindir'},

        '<confdir>' => $$install{'confdir'},

        '<default owner>' => $$install{'default owner'},

        '<default group>' => $$install{'default group'},

        '<default permission>' => $$install{'default permission'},

        '<installdir>' => $sourceDir

      );

   my $allFiles = $$install{'files'};

   # find all directory entries and load files in that directory into $$install{'files'}

   foreach my $dir ( keys %$allFiles ) {

      if ( defined( $$allFiles{$dir}{'type'} ) && $$allFiles{$dir}{'type'} eq 'directory' ) {

         &logIt( "Found directory $dir" );

         if ( opendir( my $dh, "$sourceDir/$dir" ) ) {

            my @files = map{ $dir . '/' . $_ } grep { ! /^\./ && -f "$sourceDir/$dir/$_" } readdir( $dh );

            &logIt( "\tFound files " . join( ' ', @files ) );

            foreach my $file ( @files ) {

               $$allFiles{ $file }{'type'} = 'file';

               if ( $dir eq 'modules' ) {

                  $$allFiles{ $file }{'permission'} = ( $file =~ m/$$install{'modules'}/ ) ? '0700' : '0600';

               } else {

                  $$allFiles{ $file }{'permission'} = $$allFiles{ $dir }{'permission'};

               }

               $$allFiles{ $file }{'owner'} = $$allFiles{ $dir }{'owner'};

               $$allFiles{ $file }{'target'} = $$allFiles{ $dir }{'target'};

            } # foreach

            closedir $dh;

         } # if opendir

      } # if it is a directory

   } # foreach

   # find all files, and set the source directory, and add the filename to

   # the target

   foreach my $file ( keys %$allFiles ) {

      $$allFiles{$file}{'source'} = "$sourceDir/$file";

      $$allFiles{$file}{'target'} .= "/$file";

   } # foreach

   # finally, do place holder substitution. This recursively replaces all keys

   # in  %placeHolders with the values.

   &doPlaceholderSubstitution( $install, \%placeHolders );

   &logIt( "Exiting populateSourceDir with values\n" . Dumper( $install ) ) ;

   return 1;

} # populateSourceDir

sub GetPermission {

   my $install = shift;

   &logIt( 'Entering GetPermission' );

   print "Ready to install, please verify the following\n";

   print "A. Operating System:  " . $install->{'os'} . "\n";

   print "B. Installation Type: " . $install->{'action'} . "\n";

   print "C. Using Seed file: " . $install->{'configuration seed file'} . "\n" if -e $install->{'configuration seed file'};

   print "D. Target Binary Directory: " . $install->{'bindir'} . "\n";

   print "E. Target Configuration Directory: " . $install->{'confdir'} . "\n";

   print "F. Automatic Running: " . ( $install->{'crontab'} ? $install->{'crontab'} : 'No' ) . "\n";

   print "G. Install Missing Perl Libraries\n";

   foreach my $task ( sort keys %{ $install->{'missing libraries'} } ) {

      print "\t$task -> " . $install->{'missing libraries'}->{$task}->{'command'} . ' ' . $install->{'missing libraries'}->{$task}->{'parameter'} . "\n";

   }

   print "H. Install Missing Binaries\n";

   foreach my $task ( sort keys %{ $install->{'missing binaries'} } ) {

      print "\t$task -> " . $install->{'missing binaries'}->{$task}->{'command'} . ' ' . $install->{'missing binaries'}->{$task}->{'parameter'} . "\n";

   }

   return &yesno( "Do you want to proceed?" );

}

# note, this fails badly if you stick non-numerics in the version number

# simply create a "number" from the version which may have an arbitrary

# number of digits separated by a period, for example

# 1.2.5

# while there are digits, divide current calculation by 100, then add the last

# digit popped of. So, 1.2.5 would become

# 1 + 2/100 + 5/10000, or 1.0205

# and 1.25.16 would become 1.2516

# 

# Will give invalid results if any set of digits is more than 99

sub dotVersion2Number {

   my $dotVersion = shift;

   my @t = split( '\.', $dotVersion );

   #print "\n$dotVersion\n" . join( "\n", @t ) . "\n";

   my $return = 0;

   while ( @t ) {

      $return /= 100;

      $return += pop @t;

   }

   #print "$return\n";

   return $return;

}

# there is a file named VERSIONS. We get the values out of the install

# directory and (if it exists) the target so we can decide what needs

# to be updated.

sub getVersions {

   my $install = shift;

   &logIt( 'Entering getVersions' );

   my $currentVersionFile = $install->{'files'}->{'VERSION'}->{'target'};

   my $newVersionFile = $install->{'files'}->{'VERSION'}->{'source'};

   if ( open FILE,"<$currentVersionFile" ) {

      while ( my $line = <FILE> ) {

         chomp $line;

         my ( $filename, $version, $checksum ) = split( "\t", $line );

         $install{'files'}->{$filename}->{'installed version'} = $version ? $version : '';

         $install{'files'}->{$filename}->{'installed checksum'} = $checksum ? $checksum : '';

      }

      close FILE;

   }

   if ( open FILE,"<$newVersionFile" ) {

      while ( my $line = <FILE> ) {

         chomp $line;

         my ( $filename, $version, $checksum ) = split( "\t", $line );

         $install->{'files'}->{$filename}->{'new version'} = $version ? $version : '';

         $install->{'files'}->{$filename}->{'new checksum'} = $checksum ? $checksum : '';

      }

      close FILE;

   }

   foreach my $file ( keys %{$$install{'files'}} ) {

      $install{'files'}->{$file}->{'installed version'} = '' unless defined $install->{'files'}->{$file}->{'installed version'};

      $install{'files'}->{$file}->{'new version'} = '' unless defined $install->{'files'}->{$file}->{'new version'};

   }

   return 1;

} # getVersions

# checks if a directory exists and, if not, creates it

my %directories; # holds list of directories already created so no need to do an I/O

sub checkDirectoryExists {

   my ( $filename,$mod,$owner ) = @_;

   $mod = "0700" unless $mod;

   $owner = "root:root" unless $owner;

   &logIt( "Checking Directory for $filename with $mod and $owner" );

   my ($fn, $dirname) = fileparse( $filename );

   logIt( "\tParsing out $dirname and $filename" );

   return '' if exists $directories{$dirname};

   if ( -d $dirname ) {

      $directories{$dirname} = 1;

      return '';

   }

   if ( &runCommand( "mkdir -p $dirname", "chmod $mod $dirname", "chown $owner $dirname" ) ) {

      $directories{$dirname} = 1;

   }

   return '';   

}

# runs a system command. Also, if in testing mode, simply shows what

# would have been done.

sub runCommand {

   while ( my $command = shift ) {

      if ( $dryRun ) {

         print "$command\n";

      } else {

         `$command`;

      }

   }

   return 1;

} # runCommand

# this actually does the installation, except for the configuration

sub doInstall {

   my $install = shift;

   &logIt( 'Entering doInstall' );

   my $fileList = $install->{'files'};

   &checkDirectoryExists( $install->{'bindir'} . '/', $install->{'default permission'}, $install->{'default owner'} . ':' . $install->{'default group'} );

   foreach my $file ( keys %$fileList ) {

      next unless ( $fileList->{$file}->{'type'} && $fileList->{$file}->{'type'} eq 'file' );

#   *********** Removed error checking to get this working; should reenable later

#      if ( version->parse( $fileList->{$file}->{'installed version'} ) && version->parse( $fileList->{$file}->{'installed version'} ) < version->parse( $fileList->{$file}->{'new version'} ) ) {

#         # we have a new version, so overwrite it

#      } elsif ( $fileList->{$file}->{'installed checksum'} eq $fileList->{$file}->{'installed checksum'} ) { # has file been modified

#      }

#         

#

#      next if $install->{'action'} eq 'upgrade' && ! defined( $fileList->{$file}->{'installed version'} )

#              ||

#              ( &dotVersion2Number( $fileList->{$file}->{'new version'} ) <= &dotVersion2Number($fileList->{$file}->{'installed version'} ) );

      &checkDirectoryExists( $fileList->{$file}->{'target'}, $install->{'default permission'}, $install->{'default owner'} . ':' . $install->{'default group'} );

      &runCommand( 

            "cp $fileList->{$file}->{'source'} $fileList->{$file}->{'target'}",

            "chmod $fileList->{$file}->{'permission'} $fileList->{$file}->{'target'}",

            "chown $fileList->{$file}->{'owner'} $fileList->{$file}->{'target'}"

            );

      # if there is a post action, run it and store any return in @feedback

      push @feedback, `$fileList->{$file}->{'post action'}` if defined $fileList->{$file}->{'post action'};

      # if there is a message to be passed, store it in @messages

      push @messages, $fileList->{$file}->{'message'} if defined $fileList->{$file}->{'message'};

   } # foreach file

   # set up crontab, if necessary

   &runCommand( $install->{'crontab'} ) if defined ( $install->{'crontab'} );

   return 1;

}

# installs binaries and libraries

sub installOSStuff {

   my $install = shift;

   my %commands;

   my @actions = values( %{ $install->{'missing libraries'} } );

   push @actions, values( %{ $install->{'missing binaries'} } );

   foreach my $action ( @actions ) {

      $commands{$action->{'command'}} .= ' ' . $action->{'parameter'};

      #&logIt( $action );

      #&runCommand( $action );

   }

   foreach my $command ( keys %commands ) {

      print "Running command $command $commands{$command}\n";

      `$command $commands{$command}`;

   }

}

################################################################

# validateCPAN

#

# some of the systems will need to run cpan to get some perl modules.

# this will go through each of them and see if command starts with cpan

# and, if so, will check that cpan is installed and configured for root.

#

# when cpan is installed, it requires one manual run as root from the cli

# to determine where to get the files. If that is not done, cpan can not

# be controlled by a program. We check to see if cpan is installed, then

# verify /root/.cpan has been created by the configuration tool

################################################################

sub validateCPAN {

   my $libraries = shift;

   my $needCPAN = 0;

   foreach my $app ( keys %$libraries ) {

      if ( $libraries->{$app}->{'command'} =~ m/^cpan/ ) {

         $needCPAN = 1;

         last;

      }

   }

   return unless $needCPAN;

   if ( `which cpan` ) {

      die "****ERROR****\nWe need cpan, and it is installed, but not configured\nrun cpan as root one time to configure it\n" unless -d '/root/.cpan';

   } else {

      die 'In order to install on this OS, we need cpan, which should have been installed with perl.' .

          " Can not continue until cpan is installed and configured\n";

   }

}   

################################################################

#               Main Code                                      #

################################################################

# handle any command line parameters that may have been passed in

GetOptions (

            "os|o=s"      => \$os,      # pass in the operating system

            "dryrun|n"    => \$dryRun,  # do NOT actually do anything

            'help|h'      => \$help,

            'version|v'   => \$version

            ) or die "Error parsing command line\n";

if ( $help ) { &help() ; exit; }

if ( $version ) { use File::Basename; print basename($0) . " $VERSION\n"; exit; }

print "Logging to $logFile\n";

&logIt( 'Beginning installation' );

$install{'os'} = &setUpOperatingSystemSpecific( \%install, \%operatingSystems, $os ? $os : `$sourceDir/determineOS`, $sourceDir );

&logIt( "Operating System is $install{'os'}" );

$install{'missing libraries'} = &validateLibraries( \%libraries, $install{'os'} );

&logIt( "Missing Libraries\n" . Dumper( $install{'missing libraries'} ) );

$install{'missing binaries'} = &validateBinaries( \%binaries, $install{'os'} );

&logIt( "Missing binaries\n" . Dumper( $install{'missing binaries'} ) );

if ( $install{'missing libraries'} ) {

   &validateCPAN( $install{'missing libraries'} );

}

&getInstallActions( \%install );

&logIt( "Completed getInstallActions\n" .  Dumper( \%install ) );

&populateSourceDir( \%install, $sourceDir );

if ( &GetPermission( \%install ) ) {

   &installOSStuff( \%install );

   &getVersions( \%install ) unless $install{'action'} eq 'new';

   &doInstall( \%install );

} else {

   die "Please fix whatever needs to be done and try again\n";

   &logIt( "User chose to kill process" );

}

&logIt( "Installation done, running \&postInstall if it exists" );

&postInstall( \%install )if defined( &postInstall );

1;