/* * Copyright 2005-2024 Gentoo Authors * Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 * * Copyright 2005-2010 Ned Ludd - * Copyright 2005-2014 Mike Frysinger - * Copyright 2018- Fabian Groffen - */ #include "main.h" #include "applets.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "stat-time.h" #include "atom.h" #include "copy_file.h" #include "move_file.h" #include "contents.h" #include "eat_file.h" #include "hash.h" #include "human_readable.h" #include "profile.h" #include "rmspace.h" #include "scandirat.h" #include "set.h" #include "tree.h" #include "xasprintf.h" #include "xchdir.h" #include "xmkdir.h" #include "xpak.h" #include "xsystem.h" #ifndef GLOB_BRACE # define GLOB_BRACE (1 << 10) /* Expand "{a,b}" to "a" "b". */ #endif /* --nofiles don't verify files in package --noscript don't execute pkg_{pre,post}{inst,rm} (if any) */ /* How things should work, ideally. This is not how it currently is * implemented at all. * * invocation: qmerge ... pkg/a pkg/b pkg/c * initial mergeset: pkg/a pkg/b pkg/c * resolving: * - for pkg, get dependencies * * apply masks * * extract depend, rdepend, bdepend, etc. * * filter flags in use (libq/dep) * * add found pkgs to mergeset if not present in resolvedset * - while mergeset contains pkgs * * resolve pkg (see above) * * move from mergeset to resolvedset * here (if all is well) mergeset is empty, and resolvedset contains the * pkgs to be installed. If for instance pkg/c depends on pkg/b it * won't occur double, for it is a set. * * Technically, because we deal with binpkgs, we don't have * dependencies, but there can be pre/post scripts that actually use * depended on pkgs, and if we would invoke ebuild(5) to compile instead * of unpack, we would respect the order too, so the resolvedset here * needs to be ordered into a list. * While functionally one can re-evaluate the dependencies here, * implementation wise, it probably is easier to build the final merge * order list while resolving. This can also add the additional * metadata of whether a pkg was requested (cmdline) or pulled in a dep, * and for which package. That information can be leveraged to draw a * tree (visuals) but also to determine possible parallel installation * paths. * * For example, original invocation could lead to a resolved merge list * of: * M pkg/a * m pkg/d * R pkg/c * M pkg/b * * After this, the pkgs need to be fetched and the pre phases need to be * run. In interactive mode, a question probably needs to be inserted * after the printing of the resolved merge list. Then if all checks * out, the unpack and merge to live fs + vdb updates can be performed. * Ideally the unpack (or compile via ebuild(5)) phase is separated from * the final merge to live fs. The latter always has to be serial, but * the former can run in parallel based on dependencies seen. For * our example, pkg/d and pkg/b can be unpacked in parallel, merged in * which order finished first, then pkg/a and pkg/c can commence. So * the start set is pkg/d and pkg/b, and each unlocks pkg/a and pkg/c * respectively, which are not constrained, other than the final merge * logic. * * Errors * There are multiple kinds of errors in multiple stages. Whether they * are fatal depends on a number of factors. * - resolution error * Failing to resolve an atom basically makes the tree that that pkg * is part of unmergable; that is, it needs to be discarded from the * workset. In interactive mode after resolving we could ask if the * user wants to continue (if there's anything else we *can* do), * non-interactive we could decide to just go ahead with whatever we * was possible, unless we add a flag that stops at resolution errors. * - USE-dep resolution error * The state of USE-flags must be respected, and can cause problems, * in particular cyclic dependencies. Solution to those is to disable * USE-flags temporary and re-merge without. For now, these errors * are not resolved, but should be detected and treated as resolution * errors above. * - fetch error * Either because fetching the binpkg or the source files fails. This * discards the atom and its tree. It may be possible in this case to * try and re-resolve using an older version of the pkg. But since * this kind of error is pretty much in the foundation of the work, it * seems more logical to exclude the tree the package belongs too, * because at this point parallel execution happens, it makes no sense * any more to ask the user to abort. * - unpack or merge error * Under these errors are the failures in the various pkg checks (run * phases) and for source-based installs obviously compilation * failures. These discard an entire tree, and like fetch errors, * we don't have a clear opportunity anymore to ask whether or not to * continue. * - live fs + vdb error * This should be rare, but most probably filesystem related errors, * such as running out of diskspace or lacking certain permissions. * Corrupting the VDB hopefully doesn't happen, but it is possible to * encounter problems there as well. Like fetch and unpack errors, we * should try to continue with whatever we can, but will not roll-back * already merged packages. So a failure here, should result in * dropping all children from the failed pkg. * * After merging qlop -Ev should show whatever was merged successfully, * so qmerge should show what failed to merge (in what stage). */ /* #define BUSYBOX "/bin/busybox" */ #define BUSYBOX "" #define QMERGE_FLAGS "fFsKUpuyO" COMMON_FLAGS static struct option const qmerge_long_opts[] = { {"fetch", no_argument, NULL, 'f'}, {"force", no_argument, NULL, 'F'}, {"search", no_argument, NULL, 's'}, {"install", no_argument, NULL, 'K'}, {"unmerge", no_argument, NULL, 'U'}, {"pretend", no_argument, NULL, 'p'}, {"update", no_argument, NULL, 'u'}, {"yes", no_argument, NULL, 'y'}, {"nodeps", no_argument, NULL, 'O'}, {"debug", no_argument, NULL, 128}, COMMON_LONG_OPTS }; static const char * const qmerge_opts_help[] = { "Fetch package and newest Packages metadata", "Fetch package (skipping Packages)", "Search available packages", "Install package", "Uninstall package", "Pretend only", "Update only", "Don't prompt before overwriting", "Don't merge dependencies", "Run shell funcs with `set -x`", COMMON_OPTS_HELP }; #define qmerge_usage(ret) usage(ret, QMERGE_FLAGS, qmerge_long_opts, qmerge_opts_help, NULL, lookup_applet_idx("qmerge")) char search_pkgs = 0; char interactive = 1; char install = 0; char uninstall = 0; char force_download = 0; char follow_rdepends = 1; char qmerge_strict = 0; char update_only = 0; bool debug = false; const char Packages[] = "Packages"; struct llist_char_t { char *data; struct llist_char_t *next; }; typedef struct llist_char_t llist_char; static void pkg_fetch(int, const depend_atom *, const tree_match_ctx *); static void pkg_merge(int, const depend_atom *, const tree_match_ctx *); static int pkg_unmerge(tree_pkg_ctx *, depend_atom *, set *, int, char **, int, char **); static bool qmerge_prompt(const char *p) { printf("%s? [Y/n] ", p); fflush(stdout); switch (fgetc(stdin)) { case '\n': case 'y': case 'Y': return true; default: return false; } } static void fetch(const char *destdir, const char *src) { if (!binhost[0]) return; fflush(NULL); #if 0 if (getenv("FETCHCOMMAND") != NULL) { char buf[BUFSIZ]; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "(export DISTDIR='%s' URI='%s/%s'; %s)", destdir, binhost, src, getenv("FETCHCOMMAND")); xsystem(buf, AT_FDCWD); } else #endif { char *path = NULL; /* wget -c -q -P */ const char *argv[] = { "echo", "wget", "-c", "-P", destdir, path, quiet ? (char *)"-q" : NULL, NULL, }; xasprintf(&path, "%s/%s", binhost, src); if (!pretend && (force_download || install)) xsystemv(&argv[1], AT_FDCWD); /* skip echo */ else xsystemv(argv, AT_FDCWD); free(path); } fflush(stdout); fflush(stderr); } static void qmerge_initialize(void) { char *buf; if (strlen(BUSYBOX) > 0) if (access(BUSYBOX, X_OK) != 0) err(BUSYBOX " must be installed"); if (access("/bin/sh", X_OK) != 0) err("/bin/sh must be installed"); if (pkgdir[0] != '/') errf("PKGDIR='%s' does not appear to be valid", pkgdir); if (!search_pkgs && !pretend) { if (mkdir_p(pkgdir, 0755)) errp("could not setup PKGDIR: %s", pkgdir); } xasprintf(&buf, "%s/portage/", port_tmpdir); mkdir_p(buf, 0755); xchdir(buf); if (force_download == 1 /* -f: fetch */) { unlink(Packages); fetch(buf, Packages); } free(buf); } static tree_ctx *_qmerge_vdb_tree = NULL; static tree_ctx *_qmerge_binpkg_tree = NULL; #define BV_INSTALLED BV_VDB #define BV_BINARY BV_BINPKG #define BV_EBUILD (1<<0) /* not yet supported */ #define BV_VDB (1<<1) #define BV_BINPKG (1<<2) static tree_match_ctx * best_version(const depend_atom *atom, int mode) { tree_ctx *vdb = _qmerge_vdb_tree; tree_ctx *binpkg = _qmerge_binpkg_tree; tree_match_ctx *tmv = NULL; tree_match_ctx *tmp = NULL; tree_match_ctx *ret; int r; if (mode & BV_EBUILD) { warn("BV_EBUILD not yet supported"); return NULL; } if (mode == 0) { warn("mode needs to be set"); return NULL; } if (mode & BV_VDB) { if (vdb == NULL) { vdb = tree_open_vdb(portroot, portvdb); if (vdb == NULL) return NULL; _qmerge_vdb_tree = vdb; } tmv = tree_match_atom(vdb, atom, TREE_MATCH_LATEST | TREE_MATCH_FIRST | TREE_MATCH_VIRTUAL | TREE_MATCH_ACCT); } if (mode & BV_BINPKG) { if (binpkg == NULL) { binpkg = tree_open_binpkg("/", pkgdir); if (binpkg == NULL) { if (tmv != NULL) tree_match_close(tmv); if (vdb != NULL) tree_close(vdb); return NULL; } _qmerge_binpkg_tree = binpkg; } tmp = tree_match_atom(binpkg, atom, TREE_MATCH_LATEST | TREE_MATCH_FIRST | TREE_MATCH_METADATA | TREE_MATCH_VIRTUAL | TREE_MATCH_ACCT); } if (tmv == NULL && tmp == NULL) ret = NULL; else if (tmv == NULL && tmp != NULL) ret = tmp; else if (tmv != NULL && tmp == NULL) ret = tmv; else { if ((r = atom_compare(tmv->atom, tmp->atom)) == EQUAL || r == OLDER) ret = tmp; else ret = tmv; } if (tmv != NULL && tmv != ret) tree_match_close(tmv); if (tmp != NULL && tmp != ret) tree_match_close(tmp); return ret; } static int config_protected(const char *buf, int cp_argc, char **cp_argv, int cpm_argc, char **cpm_argv) { int i; /* Check CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK */ for (i = 1; i < cpm_argc; ++i) if (strncmp(cpm_argv[i], buf, strlen(cpm_argv[i])) == 0) return 0; /* Check CONFIG_PROTECT */ for (i = 1; i < cp_argc; ++i) if (strncmp(cp_argv[i], buf, strlen(cp_argv[i])) == 0) return 1; /* this would probably be bad */ if (strcmp(CONFIG_EPREFIX "bin/sh", buf) == 0) return 1; return 0; } static void crossmount_rm(const char *fname, const struct stat * const st, int fd, char *qpth) { struct stat lst; if (fstatat(fd, fname, &lst, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW) == -1) return; if (lst.st_dev != st->st_dev) { warn("skipping crossmount install masking: %s", fname); return; } qprintf("%s<<<%s %s/%s (INSTALL_MASK)\n", YELLOW, NORM, qpth, fname); rm_rf_at(fd, fname); } enum inc_exc { INCLUDE = 1, EXCLUDE = 2 }; static void install_mask_check_dir( char ***maskv, int maskc, const struct stat * const st, int fd, ssize_t level, enum inc_exc parent_mode, char *qpth) { struct dirent **files; int cnt; int i; int j; enum inc_exc mode; enum inc_exc child_mode; #ifndef DT_DIR struct stat s; #endif char *npth = qpth + strlen(qpth); cnt = scandirat(fd, ".", &files, filter_self_parent, alphasort); for (j = 0; j < cnt; j++) { mode = child_mode = parent_mode; for (i = 0; i < maskc; i++) { if ((ssize_t)maskv[i][0] < 0) { /* relative matches need to be a "file", as the Portage * implementation suggests, so that's easy for us here, * since we can just match it against each component in * the path */ if ((ssize_t)maskv[i][0] < -1) continue; /* this is unsupported, so skip it */ /* this also works if maskv happens to be a glob */ if (fnmatch(maskv[i][1], files[j]->d_name, FNM_PERIOD) != 0) continue; mode = child_mode = maskv[i][2] ? INCLUDE : EXCLUDE; } else if ((ssize_t)maskv[i][0] < level) { /* either this is a mask that didn't match, or it * matched, but a negative match exists for a deeper * level, parent_mode should reflect this */ continue; } else { if (fnmatch(maskv[i][level], files[j]->d_name, FNM_PERIOD) != 0) continue; if ((ssize_t)maskv[i][0] == level) /* full mask match */ mode = child_mode = (ssize_t)maskv[i][level + 1] ? INCLUDE : EXCLUDE; else if (maskv[i][(ssize_t)maskv[i][0] + 1]) /* partial include mask */ mode = INCLUDE; } } DBG("%s/%s: %s/%s", qpth, files[j]->d_name, mode == EXCLUDE ? "EXCLUDE" : "INCLUDE", child_mode == EXCLUDE ? "EXCLUDE" : "INCLUDE"); if (mode == EXCLUDE) { crossmount_rm(files[j]->d_name, st, fd, qpth); continue; } #ifdef DT_DIR if (files[j]->d_type == DT_DIR) { #else if (fstatat(fd, files[j]->d_name, &s, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW) != 0) continue; if (S_ISDIR(s.st_mode)) { #endif int subfd = openat(fd, files[j]->d_name, O_RDONLY); if (subfd < 0) continue; snprintf(npth, _Q_PATH_MAX - (npth - qpth), "/%s", files[j]->d_name); install_mask_check_dir(maskv, maskc, st, subfd, level + 1, child_mode, qpth); close(subfd); *npth = '\0'; } } scandir_free(files, cnt); } static void install_mask_pwd(int iargc, char **iargv, const struct stat * const st, int fd) { char *p; int i; size_t cnt; size_t maxdirs; char **masks; size_t masksc; char ***masksv; char qpth[_Q_PATH_MAX]; /* we have to deal with "negative" masks, see * https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-portage-dev/message/29e128a9f41122fa0420c1140f7b7f94 * which means we'll need to see what thing matches last * (inclusion or exclusion) for *every* file :( */ /* example package contents: /e/t1 /u/b/t1 /u/b/t2 /u/l/lt1 /u/s/d/t1 /u/s/m/m1/t1 /u/s/m/m5/t2 masking rules: array encoding: /u/s 2 u s 0 relative=0 include=0 -/u/s/m/m1 4 u s m m1 1 relative=0 include=1 e -1 e 0 relative=1 include=0 should result in: /u/b/t1 /u/b/t2 /u/l/lt1 /u/s/m/m1/t1 strategy: - for each dir level - find if there is a match on that level in rules - if the last match is the full mask - if the mask is negated, do not remove entry - else, remove entry - if the last match is negated, partial and a full mask matched before - do not remove entry practice: /e | matches "e" -> remove /u | matches partial last negated -> continue /b | doesn't match -> leave subtree /l | doesn't match -> leave subtree /s | match, partial last negated match -> remember match, continue /d | doesn't match -> remembered match, remove subtree /m | partial match negated -> continue /m1 | match negated -> leave subtree /m5 | doesn't match -> remembered match, remove subtree */ /* find the longest path so we can allocate a matrix */ maxdirs = 0; for (i = 1; i < iargc; i++) { char lastc = '/'; cnt = 1; /* we always have "something", right? */ p = iargv[i]; if (*p == '-') p++; for (; *p != '\0'; p++) { /* eliminate duplicate /-es, also ignore the leading / in * the count */ if (*p == '/' && *p != lastc) cnt++; lastc = *p; } if (cnt > maxdirs) maxdirs = cnt; } maxdirs += 2; /* allocate plus relative and include elements */ /* allocate and populate matrix */ masksc = iargc - 1; masks = xmalloc(sizeof(char *) * (maxdirs * masksc)); masksv = xmalloc(sizeof(char **) * (masksc)); for (i = 1; i < iargc; i++) { masksv[i - 1] = &masks[(i - 1) * maxdirs]; p = iargv[i]; cnt = 1; /* start after count */ /* ignore include marker */ if (*p == '-') p++; /* strip of leading slash(es) */ while (*p == '/') p++; masks[((i - 1) * maxdirs) + cnt] = p; for (; *p != '\0'; p++) { if (*p == '/') { /* fold duplicate slashes */ do { *p++ = '\0'; } while (*p == '/'); cnt++; masks[((i - 1) * maxdirs) + cnt] = p; } } /* brute force cast below values, a pointer basically is size_t, * which is large enough to store what we need here */ p = iargv[i]; /* set include bit */ if (*p == '-') { masks[((i - 1) * maxdirs) + cnt + 1] = (char *)1; p++; } else { masks[((i - 1) * maxdirs) + cnt + 1] = (char *)0; } /* set count */ masks[((i - 1) * maxdirs) + 0] = (char *)((*p == '/' ? 1 : -1) * cnt); } #if EBUG fprintf(warnout, "applying install masks:\n"); for (cnt = 0; cnt < masksc; cnt++) { ssize_t plen = (ssize_t)masksv[cnt][0]; fprintf(warnout, "%3zd ", plen); if (plen < 0) plen = -plen; for (i = 1; i <= plen; i++) fprintf(warnout, "%s ", masksv[cnt][i]); fprintf(warnout, " %zd\n", (size_t)masksv[cnt][i]); } #endif cnt = snprintf(qpth, _Q_PATH_MAX, "%s", CONFIG_EPREFIX); cnt--; if (qpth[cnt] == '/') qpth[cnt] = '\0'; install_mask_check_dir(masksv, masksc, st, fd, 1, INCLUDE, qpth); free(masks); free(masksv); } static char qprint_tree_node( int level, const tree_match_ctx *mpkg, const tree_match_ctx *bpkg, int replacing) { char buf[1024]; int i; char install_ver[126] = ""; char c = 'N'; const char *color; if (!pretend) return 0; if (bpkg == NULL) { c = 'N'; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%sN%s", GREEN, NORM); } else { if (bpkg != NULL) { switch (replacing) { case EQUAL: c = 'R'; break; case NEWER: c = 'U'; break; case OLDER: c = 'D'; break; default: c = '?'; break; } snprintf(install_ver, sizeof(install_ver), "[%s%.*s%s] ", DKBLUE, (int)(sizeof(install_ver) - 4 - sizeof(DKBLUE) - sizeof(NORM)), bpkg->atom->PVR, NORM); } if (update_only && c != 'U') return c; if ((c == 'R' || c == 'D') && update_only && level) return c; switch (c) { case 'R': color = YELLOW; break; case 'U': color = BLUE; break; case 'D': color = DKBLUE; break; default: color = RED; break; } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s%c%s", color, c, NORM); #if 0 if (level) { switch (c) { case 'N': case 'U': break; default: qprintf("[%c] %d %s\n", c, level, pkg->PF); return; break; } } #endif } printf("[%s] ", buf); for (i = 0; i < level; ++i) putchar(' '); if (verbose) { char *use = mpkg->meta->Q_USE; /* TODO: compute difference */ printf("%s %s%s%s%s%s%s\n", atom_format("%[CAT]%[PF]", mpkg->atom), install_ver, use != NULL ? "(" : "", RED, use, NORM, use != NULL ? ")" : ""); } else { printf("%s\n", atom_format("%[CAT]%[PF]", mpkg->atom)); } return c; } /* PMS 9.2 Call order */ enum pkg_phases { PKG_PRETEND = 1, PKG_SETUP = 2, /* skipping src_* */ PKG_PREINST = 3, PKG_POSTINST = 4, PKG_PRERM = 5, PKG_POSTRM = 6 }; #define MAX_EAPI 8 static struct { enum pkg_phases phase; const char *phasestr; unsigned char eapi[1 + MAX_EAPI]; } phase_table[] = { { 0, NULL, {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} }, /* align */ /* phase EAPI: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 */ { PKG_PRETEND, "pkg_pretend", {0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,1} }, /* table 9.3 */ { PKG_SETUP, "pkg_setup", {1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1} }, { PKG_PREINST, "pkg_preinst", {1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1} }, { PKG_POSTINST, "pkg_postinst", {1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1} }, { PKG_PRERM, "pkg_prerm", {1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1} }, { PKG_POSTRM, "pkg_postrm", {1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1} } }; static struct { enum pkg_phases phase; const char *varname; } phase_replacingvers[] = { { 0, NULL }, /* align */ /* phase varname PMS 11.1.2 */ { PKG_PRETEND, "REPLACING_VERSIONS" }, { PKG_SETUP, "REPLACING_VERSIONS" }, { PKG_PREINST, "REPLACING_VERSIONS" }, { PKG_POSTINST, "REPLACING_VERSIONS" }, { PKG_PRERM, "REPLACED_BY_VERSION" }, { PKG_POSTRM, "REPLACED_BY_VERSION" } }; static void pkg_run_func_at( int dirfd, const char *vdb_path, const char *phases, enum pkg_phases phaseidx, const char *D, const char *T, const char *EAPI, const char *replacing) { const char *func; const char *phase; char *script; int eapi; /* EAPI officially is a string, but since the official ones are only * numbers, we'll just go with the numbers */ eapi = (int)strtol(EAPI, NULL, 10); if (eapi > MAX_EAPI) eapi = MAX_EAPI; /* let's hope latest known EAPI is closest */ /* see if this function should be run for the EAPI */ if (!phase_table[phaseidx].eapi[eapi]) return; /* This assumes no func is a substring of another func. * Today, that assumption is valid for all funcs ... * The phases are the func with the "pkg_" chopped off. */ func = phase_table[phaseidx].phasestr; phase = func + 4; if (strstr(phases, phase) == NULL) { qprintf("--- %s\n", func); return; } qprintf("@@@ %s\n", func); xasprintf(&script, /* Provide funcs required by the PMS */ "EBUILD_PHASE=%3$s\n" "debug-print() { :; }\n" "debug-print-function() { :; }\n" "debug-print-section() { :; }\n" /* Not quite right */ "has_version() { [ -n \"$(qlist -ICqe \"$1\")\" ]; }\n" "best_version() { qlist -ICqev \"$1\"; }\n" "use() { useq \"$@\"; }\n" "usex() { useq \"$1\" && echo \"${2-yes}$4\" || echo \"${3-no}$5\"; }\n" "useq() { hasq \"$1\" ${USE}; }\n" "usev() { hasv \"$1\" ${USE}; }\n" "has() { hasq \"$@\"; }\n" "hasq() { local h=$1; shift; case \" $* \" in *\" $h \"*) return 0;; *) return 1;; esac; }\n" "hasv() { hasq \"$@\" && echo \"$1\"; }\n" "elog() { printf ' * %%b\\n' \"$*\" >&2; }\n" "einfon() { printf ' * %%b' \"$*\" >&2; }\n" "einfo() { elog \"$@\"; }\n" "ewarn() { elog \"$@\"; }\n" "eqawarn() { elog \"QA: \"\"$@\"; }\n" "eerror() { elog \"$@\"; }\n" "die() { eerror \"$@\"; exit 1; }\n" "fowners() { local f a=$1; shift; for f in \"$@\"; do chown $a \"${ED}/${f}\"; done; }\n" "fperms() { local f a=$1; shift; for f in \"$@\"; do chmod $a \"${ED}/${f}\"; done; }\n" /* TODO: This should suppress `die` */ "nonfatal() { \"$@\"; }\n" "ebegin() { printf ' * %%b ...' \"$*\" >&2; }\n" "eend() { local r=${1:-$?}; [ $# -gt 0 ] && shift; [ $r -eq 0 ] && echo ' [ ok ]' || echo \" $* \"'[ !! ]'; return $r; } >&2\n" "dodir() { mkdir -p \"$@\"; }\n" "keepdir() { dodir \"$@\" && touch \"$@\"/.keep_${CATEGORY}_${PN}-${SLOT%%/*}; }\n" /* TODO: This should be fatal upon error */ "emake() { ${MAKE:-make} ${MAKEOPTS} \"$@\"; }\n" /* Unpack the env */ "{ mkdir -p \"%6$s\"; " "bzip2 -dc '%1$s/environment.bz2' > \"%6$s/environment\" " "|| exit 1; }\n" /* Load the main env */ ". \"%6$s/environment\"\n" /* Reload env vars that matter to us */ "export EBUILD_PHASE_FUNC='%2$s'\n" "export FILESDIR=/.does/not/exist/anywhere\n" "export MERGE_TYPE=binary\n" "export ROOT='%4$s'\n" "export EROOT=\"${ROOT%%/}${EPREFIX%%/}/\"\n" /* BROOT, SYSROOT, ESYSROOT: PMS table 8.3 Prefix values for DEPEND */ "export BROOT=\n" "export SYSROOT=\"${ROOT}\"\n" "export ESYSROOT=\"${EROOT}\"\n" "export D=\"%5$s\"\n" "export ED=\"${D%%/}${EPREFIX%%/}/\"\n" "export T=\"%6$s\"\n" /* we do not support preserve-libs yet, so force * preserve_old_lib instead */ "export FEATURES=\"${FEATURES/preserve-libs/}\"\n" /* replacing versions: we ignore EAPI availability, for it will * never hurt */ "export %7$s=\"%8$s\"\n" /* Finally run the func */ "%9$s%2$s\n" /* Ignore func return values (not exit values) */ ":", /*1*/ vdb_path, /*2*/ func, /*3*/ phase, /*4*/ portroot, /*5*/ D, /*6*/ T, /*7*/ phase_replacingvers[phaseidx].varname, /*8*/ replacing, /*9*/ debug ? "set -x;" : ""); xsystem(script, dirfd); free(script); } #define pkg_run_func(...) pkg_run_func_at(AT_FDCWD, __VA_ARGS__) /* Copy one tree (the single package) to another tree (ROOT) */ static int merge_tree_at(int fd_src, const char *src, int fd_dst, const char *dst, FILE *contents, size_t eprefix_len, set **objs, char **cpathp, int cp_argc, char **cp_argv, int cpm_argc, char **cpm_argv) { int i, ret, subfd_src, subfd_dst; DIR *dir; struct dirent *de; struct stat st; char *cpath; size_t clen, nlen, mnlen; ret = -1; /* Get handles to these subdirs */ /* Cannot use O_PATH as we want to use fdopendir() */ subfd_src = openat(fd_src, src, O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC); if (subfd_src < 0) return ret; subfd_dst = openat(fd_dst, dst, O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC|O_PATH); if (subfd_dst < 0) { close(subfd_src); return ret; } i = dup(subfd_src); /* fdopendir closes its argument */ dir = fdopendir(i); if (!dir) goto done; cpath = *cpathp; clen = strlen(cpath); cpath[clen] = '/'; nlen = mnlen = 0; while ((de = readdir(dir)) != NULL) { const char *name = de->d_name; if (filter_self_parent(de) == 0) continue; /* Build up the full path for this entry */ nlen = strlen(name); if (mnlen < nlen) { cpath = *cpathp = xrealloc(*cpathp, clen + 1 + nlen + 1); mnlen = nlen; } strcpy(cpath + clen + 1, name); /* Find out what the source path is */ if (fstatat(subfd_src, name, &st, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW)) { warnp("could not read %s", cpath); continue; } /* Migrate a directory */ if (S_ISDIR(st.st_mode)) { if (!pretend && mkdirat(subfd_dst, name, st.st_mode)) { if (errno != EEXIST) { warnp("could not create %s", cpath); continue; } /* XXX: update times of dir ? */ } /* syntax: dir dirname */ if (!pretend) fprintf(contents, "dir %s\n", cpath); *objs = add_set(cpath, *objs); qprintf("%s---%s %s%s%s/\n", GREEN, NORM, DKBLUE, cpath, NORM); /* Copy all of these contents */ merge_tree_at(subfd_src, name, subfd_dst, name, contents, eprefix_len, objs, cpathp, cp_argc, cp_argv, cpm_argc, cpm_argv); cpath = *cpathp; mnlen = 0; /* In case we didn't install anything, prune the empty dir */ if (!pretend) unlinkat(subfd_dst, name, AT_REMOVEDIR); } else if (S_ISREG(st.st_mode)) { /* Migrate a file */ char *hash; const char *dname; char buf[_Q_PATH_MAX * 2]; struct stat ignore; /* syntax: obj filename hash mtime */ hash = hash_file_at(subfd_src, name, HASH_MD5); if (!pretend) fprintf(contents, "obj %s %s %zu""\n", cpath, hash ? hash : "xxx", (size_t)st.st_mtime); /* Check CONFIG_PROTECT */ if (config_protected(cpath + eprefix_len, cp_argc, cp_argv, cpm_argc, cpm_argv) && fstatat(subfd_dst, name, &ignore, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW) == 0) { /* ._cfg####_ */ char *num; dname = buf; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "._cfg####_%s", name); num = buf + 5; for (i = 0; i < 10000; ++i) { sprintf(num, "%04i", i); num[4] = '_'; if (fstatat(subfd_dst, dname, &ignore, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW)) break; } qprintf("%s>>>%s %s (%s)\n", GREEN, NORM, cpath, dname); } else { dname = name; qprintf("%s>>>%s %s\n", GREEN, NORM, cpath); } *objs = add_set(cpath, *objs); if (pretend) continue; if (move_file(subfd_src, name, subfd_dst, dname, &st) != 0) warnp("failed to move file from %s", cpath); } else if (S_ISLNK(st.st_mode)) { /* Migrate a symlink */ size_t len = st.st_size; char sym[_Q_PATH_MAX]; /* Find out what we're pointing to */ if (readlinkat(subfd_src, name, sym, sizeof(sym)) == -1) { warnp("could not read link %s", cpath); continue; } sym[len < _Q_PATH_MAX ? len : _Q_PATH_MAX - 1] = '\0'; /* syntax: sym src -> dst mtime */ if (!pretend) fprintf(contents, "sym %s -> %s %zu\n", cpath, sym, (size_t)st.st_mtime); qprintf("%s>>>%s %s%s -> %s%s\n", GREEN, NORM, CYAN, cpath, sym, NORM); *objs = add_set(cpath, *objs); if (pretend) continue; /* Make it in the dest tree */ if (symlinkat(sym, subfd_dst, name)) { /* If the symlink exists, unlink it and try again */ if (errno != EEXIST || unlinkat(subfd_dst, name, 0) || symlinkat(sym, subfd_dst, name)) { warnp("could not create link %s to %s", cpath, sym); continue; } } struct timespec times[2]; times[0] = get_stat_atime(&st); times[1] = get_stat_mtime(&st); utimensat(subfd_dst, name, times, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW); } else { /* WTF is this !? */ warnp("unknown file type %s", cpath); continue; } } closedir(dir); ret = 0; done: close(subfd_src); close(subfd_dst); return ret; } static void pkg_extract_xpak_cb( void *ctx, char *pathname, int pathname_len, int data_offset, int data_len, char *data) { FILE *out; int *destdirfd = (int *)ctx; (void)pathname_len; int fd = openat(*destdirfd, pathname, O_WRONLY | O_CLOEXEC | O_CREAT | O_TRUNC, 0644); if (fd < 0) return; out = fdopen(fd, "w"); if (!out) return; fwrite(data + data_offset, 1, data_len, out); fclose(out); } /* oh shit getting into pkg mgt here. FIXME: write a real dep resolver. */ static void pkg_merge(int level, const depend_atom *qatom, const tree_match_ctx *mpkg) { set *objs; tree_ctx *vdb; tree_cat_ctx *cat_ctx; tree_match_ctx *bpkg; tree_match_ctx *previnst; depend_atom *slotatom; FILE *fp; FILE *contents; char buf[1024]; char *p; char *D; char *T; int i; char **ARGV; int ARGC; struct stat st; char **iargv; int iargc; const char *compr; int cp_argc; int cpm_argc; char **cp_argv; char **cpm_argv; int tbz2size; const char *replver = ""; int replacing = NOT_EQUAL; char *eprefix = NULL; size_t eprefix_len = 0; char *pm_phases = NULL; size_t pm_phases_len = 0; char *eapi = NULL; size_t eapi_len = 0; if (!install || !mpkg || !qatom) return; /* create atom of the installed mpkg without version, with this * SLOT (without SUBSLOT) */ snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s:%s", mpkg->atom->CATEGORY, mpkg->atom->PN, mpkg->atom->SLOT == NULL ? "0" : mpkg->atom->SLOT); slotatom = atom_explode(buf); previnst = best_version(slotatom, BV_INSTALLED); if (previnst != NULL) { /* drop REPO and SUBSLOT from query, we don't care about where * the replacement comes from here, SUBSLOT only affects rebuild * triggering */ replacing = atom_compare_flg(mpkg->atom, previnst->atom, ATOM_COMP_NOSUBSLOT | ATOM_COMP_NOREPO); replver = previnst->atom->PVR; } atom_implode(slotatom); (void)qprint_tree_node(level, mpkg, previnst, replacing); if (mpkg->meta->Q_RDEPEND != NULL && mpkg->meta->Q_RDEPEND[0] != '\0' && follow_rdepends) { const char *rdepend = mpkg->meta->Q_RDEPEND; IF_DEBUG(fprintf(stderr, "\n+Parent: %s\n+Depstring: %s\n", atom_to_string(mpkg->atom), rdepend)); /* */ if (strncmp(rdepend, "|| ", 3) == 0) { if (verbose) qfprintf(stderr, "fix this rdepend hack %s\n", rdepend); rdepend = ""; } /* */ makeargv(rdepend, &ARGC, &ARGV); /* Walk the rdepends here. Merging what need be. */ for (i = 1; i < ARGC; i++) { depend_atom *subatom; char *name = ARGV[i]; switch (*name) { case '|': case '!': case '<': case '>': case '=': if (verbose) qfprintf(stderr, "Unhandled depstring %s\n", name); case '\0': break; default: if ((subatom = atom_explode(name)) != NULL) { bpkg = best_version(subatom, BV_INSTALLED | BV_BINPKG); if (bpkg == NULL) { warn("cannot resolve %s from rdepend(%s)", name, rdepend); atom_implode(subatom); continue; } if (bpkg->pkg->cat_ctx->ctx->cachetype != CACHE_VDB) pkg_fetch(level + 1, subatom, bpkg); tree_match_close(bpkg); atom_implode(subatom); } else { qfprintf(stderr, "Cant explode atom %s\n", name); } break; } } freeargv(ARGC, ARGV); } if (pretend == 100) { tree_match_close(previnst); return; } /* Get a handle on the main vdb repo */ vdb = tree_open_vdb(portroot, portvdb); if (vdb == NULL) { if (pretend) { tree_match_close(previnst); return; } /* try to create a vdb if none exists yet */ xasprintf(&p, "%s/%s", portroot, portvdb); mkdir_p(p, 0755); free(p); vdb = tree_open_vdb(portroot, portvdb); } if (vdb == NULL) errf("need access to root, check permissions to access %s", portroot); cat_ctx = tree_open_cat(vdb, mpkg->atom->CATEGORY); if (!cat_ctx) { if (errno != ENOENT) { tree_close(vdb); tree_match_close(previnst); return; } mkdirat(vdb->tree_fd, mpkg->atom->CATEGORY, 0755); cat_ctx = tree_open_cat(vdb, mpkg->atom->CATEGORY); if (!cat_ctx) { tree_close(vdb); tree_match_close(previnst); return; } } /* Set up our temp dir to unpack this stuff FIXME p -> builddir */ xasprintf(&p, "%s/qmerge/%s/%s", port_tmpdir, mpkg->atom->CATEGORY, mpkg->atom->PF); mkdir_p(p, 0755); xchdir(p); xasprintf(&D, "%s/image", p); xasprintf(&T, "%s/temp", p); free(p); /* Doesn't actually remove $PWD, just everything under it */ rm_rf("."); mkdir_p("temp", 0755); mkdir_p(portroot, 0755); tbz2size = 0; mkdir("vdb", 0755); { int vdbfd = open("vdb", O_RDONLY); if (vdbfd == -1) err("failed to open vdb extraction directory"); tbz2size = xpak_extract(mpkg->path, &vdbfd, pkg_extract_xpak_cb); close(vdbfd); } if (tbz2size <= 0) err("%s appears not to be a valid tbz2 file", mpkg->path); /* figure out if the data is compressed differently from what the * name suggests, bug #660508, usage of BINPKG_COMPRESS, * due to the minimal nature of where we run, we cannot rely on file * or GNU tar, so have to do some laymans MAGIC hunting ourselves */ { /* bz2: 3-byte: 'B' 'Z' 'h' at byte 0 * gz: 2-byte: 1f 8b at byte 0 * xz: 4-byte: '7' 'z' 'X' 'Z' at byte 1 * tar: 6-byte: 'u' 's' 't' 'a' 'r' \0 at byte 257 * lz4: 4-byte: 4 22 4d 18 at byte 0 * zst: 4-byte: 22-28 b5 2f fd at byte 0 * lz: 4-byte: 'L' 'Z' 'I' 'P' at byte 0 * lzo: 9-byte: 89 'L' 'Z' 'O' 0 d a 1a a at byte 0 * br: anything else */ unsigned char magic[257+6]; FILE *mfd; compr = "brotli -dc"; /* default: brotli; has no magic header */ mfd = fopen(mpkg->path, "r"); if (mfd != NULL) { size_t mlen = fread(magic, 1, sizeof(magic), mfd); fclose(mfd); if (mlen >= 3 && magic[0] == 'B' && magic[1] == 'Z' && magic[2] == 'h') { compr = "bzip2 -dc"; } else if (mlen >= 2 && magic[0] == 037 && magic[1] == 0213) { compr = "gzip -dc"; } else if (mlen >= 5 && magic[1] == '7' && magic[2] == 'z' && magic[3] == 'X' && magic[4] == 'Z') { compr = "xz -dc"; } else if (mlen == 257+6 && magic[257] == 'u' && magic[258] == 's' && magic[259] == 't' && magic[260] == 'a' && magic[261] == 'r' && (magic[262] == '\0' || magic[262] == ' ')) { compr = ""; } else if (mlen >= 4 && magic[0] == 0x04 && magic[1] == 0x22 && magic[2] == 0x4D && magic[3] == 0x18) { compr = "lz4 -dc"; } else if (mlen >= 4 && magic[0] >= 0x22 && magic[0] <= 0x28 && magic[1] == 0xB5 && magic[2] == 0x2F && magic[3] == 0xFD) { /* * --long=31 is needed to uncompress files compressed with * --long=xx where xx>27. The option is "safe" in the sense * that not more memory is allocated than what is really * needed to decompress the file. See * https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=634980, * however, on 32-bits arches this yields an parameter * out of bound error: * https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=710444 * https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=754102 * so only do this on 64-bits systems */ #if SIZEOF_SIZE_T >= 8 compr = "zstd --long=31 -dc"; #else compr = "zstd -dc"; #endif /* If really tar -I would be used we would have to quote: * compr = "I \"zstd --long=31\""; * But actually we use a pipe (see below) */ } else if (mlen >= 4 && magic[0] == 'L' && magic[1] == 'Z' && magic[2] == 'I' && magic[3] == 'P') { compr = "lzip -dc"; } else if (mlen >= 9 && magic[0] == 0x89 && magic[1] == 'L' && magic[2] == 'Z' && magic[3] == 'O' && magic[4] == 0x00 && magic[5] == 0x0D && magic[6] == 0x0A && magic[7] == 0x1A && magic[8] == 0x0A) { compr = "lzop -dc"; } } } /* extract the binary package data */ mkdir("image", 0755); /* busybox's tar has no -I option. Thus, although we possibly * use busybox's shell and tar, we thus pipe, expecting the * corresponding (de)compression tool to be in PATH; if not, * a failure will occur. * Since some tools (e.g. zstd) complain about the .bz2 * extension, we feed the tool by input redirection. */ snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), BUSYBOX " sh -c '%s%star -x%sf - -C image/'", compr, compr[0] == '\0' ? "" : " | ", ((verbose > 1) ? "v" : "")); /* start the tar pipe and copy tbz2size binpkg bytes into it * "manually" rather than depending on dd or head */ { FILE *tarpipe; FILE *tbz2f; unsigned char iobuf[8192]; int piped = 0; int err; size_t n; size_t rd; size_t wr; if ((tarpipe = popen(buf, "w")) == NULL) errp("failed to start %s", buf); if ((tbz2f = fopen(mpkg->path, "r")) == NULL) errp("failed to open %s for reading", mpkg->path); for (piped = wr = 0; piped < tbz2size; piped += wr) { n = MIN(tbz2size - piped, (ssize_t)sizeof iobuf); rd = fread(iobuf, 1, n, tbz2f); if (0 == rd) { if ((err = ferror(tbz2f)) != 0) err("reading %s failed: %s", mpkg->path, strerror(err)); if (feof(tbz2f)) err("unexpected EOF in %s: corrupted binpkg", mpkg->path); } for (wr = n = 0; wr < rd; wr += n) { n = fwrite(iobuf + wr, 1, rd - wr, tarpipe); if (n != rd - wr) { if ((err = ferror(tarpipe)) != 0) err("failed to unpack binpkg: %s", strerror(err)); if (feof(tarpipe)) err("unexpected EOF trying to unpack binpkg"); } } } fclose(tbz2f); err = pclose(tarpipe); if (err > 0) err("finishing unpack binpkg exited with status %d", err); else if (err < 0) errp("finishing unpack binpkg unsuccessful"); } fflush(stdout); /* we won't realloc, so we can loose the alloc size */ eprefix_len = eat_file("vdb/EPREFIX", &eprefix, &eprefix_len) ? strlen(eprefix) : 0; /* don't care/use the string lengths on these */ eat_file("vdb/EAPI", &eapi, &eapi_len); eat_file("vdb/DEFINED_PHASES", &pm_phases, &pm_phases_len); if (!pretend) { pkg_run_func("vdb", pm_phases, PKG_PRETEND, D, T, eapi, replver); pkg_run_func("vdb", pm_phases, PKG_SETUP, D, T, eapi, replver); pkg_run_func("vdb", pm_phases, PKG_PREINST, D, T, eapi, replver); } { int imagefd = open("image", O_RDONLY); size_t masklen = strlen(install_mask) + 1 + 15 + 1 + 14 + 1 + 14 + 1 + 1; /* worst case scenario */ char *imask; size_t maskp; if (imagefd == -1) { err("Failed to open image dir"); } else if (fstat(imagefd, &st) == -1) { close(imagefd); err("Cannot stat image dirfd"); } else if (eprefix != NULL && eprefix[0] == '/') { int imagepfx = openat(imagefd, eprefix + 1, O_RDONLY); if (imagepfx != -1) { close(imagefd); imagefd = imagepfx; } } imask = xmalloc(masklen); /* rely on INSTALL_MASK code to remove optional dirs */ maskp = snprintf(imask, masklen, "%s ", install_mask); if (contains_set("noinfo", features)) maskp += snprintf(imask + maskp, masklen - maskp, "/usr/share/info "); if (contains_set("noman", features)) maskp += snprintf(imask + maskp, masklen - maskp, "/usr/share/man "); if (contains_set("nodoc", features)) maskp += snprintf(imask + maskp, masklen - maskp, "/usr/share/doc "); /* Initialize INSTALL_MASK and common stuff */ makeargv(imask, &iargc, &iargv); free(imask); install_mask_pwd(iargc, iargv, &st, imagefd); freeargv(iargc, iargv); /* we dont care about the return code, if it's empty, we want it * gone */ unlinkat(imagefd, "./usr/share", AT_REMOVEDIR); close(imagefd); } makeargv(config_protect, &cp_argc, &cp_argv); makeargv(config_protect_mask, &cpm_argc, &cpm_argv); /* call pkg_prerm right before we merge the replacment version such * that any logic it defines, can use stuff installed by the package */ switch (replacing) { case NEWER: case OLDER: case EQUAL: if (!pretend) pkg_run_func("vdb", pm_phases, PKG_PRERM, D, T, eapi, replver); break; default: warn("no idea how we reached here."); case ERROR: case NOT_EQUAL: break; } objs = NULL; if ((contents = fopen("vdb/CONTENTS", "w")) == NULL) { errf("could not open vdb/CONTENTS for writing"); } else { char *cpath; int ret; cpath = xstrdup(""); /* xrealloced in merge_tree_at */ ret = merge_tree_at(AT_FDCWD, "image", AT_FDCWD, portroot, contents, eprefix_len, &objs, &cpath, cp_argc, cp_argv, cpm_argc, cpm_argv); free(cpath); if (ret != 0) errp("failed to merge to %s", portroot); fclose(contents); } /* Unmerge any stray pieces from the older version which we didn't * replace */ switch (replacing) { case NEWER: case OLDER: case EQUAL: /* We need to really set this unmerge pending after we * look at contents of the new pkg */ pkg_unmerge(previnst->pkg, mpkg->atom, objs, cp_argc, cp_argv, cpm_argc, cpm_argv); break; default: warn("no idea how we reached here."); case ERROR: case NOT_EQUAL: break; } /* run postinst */ if (!pretend) pkg_run_func("vdb", pm_phases, PKG_POSTINST, D, T, eapi, replver); if (eprefix != NULL) free(eprefix); if (eapi != NULL) free(eapi); if (pm_phases != NULL) free(pm_phases); tree_match_close(previnst); freeargv(cp_argc, cp_argv); freeargv(cpm_argc, cpm_argv); /* Clean up the package state */ if (objs != NULL) free_set(objs); free(D); free(T); /* Update the magic counter */ /* FIXME: check Portage's get_counter_tick_core */ if ((fp = fopen("vdb/COUNTER", "w")) != NULL) { fputs("0", fp); fclose(fp); } if (!pretend) { /* move the local vdb copy to the final place */ snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s%s/%s/", portroot, portvdb, mpkg->atom->CATEGORY); mkdir_p(buf, 0755); strcat(buf, mpkg->atom->PF); rm_rf(buf); /* get rid of existing dir, empty dir is fine */ if (rename("vdb", buf) != 0) { struct stat vst; int src_fd; int dst_fd; int cnt; int vi; struct dirent **files; /* e.g. in case of cross-device rename, try copy+delete */ if ((src_fd = open("vdb", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC|O_PATH)) < 0 || fstat(src_fd, &vst) != 0 || mkdir_p(buf, vst.st_mode) != 0 || (dst_fd = open(buf, O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC|O_PATH)) < 0 || (cnt = scandirat(src_fd, ".", &files, filter_self_parent, NULL)) < 0) { warn("cannot stat 'vdb' or create '%s', huh?", buf); } else { /* for now we assume the VDB is a flat directory, e.g. * there are no subdirs */ for (vi = 0; vi < cnt; vi++) { if (move_file(src_fd, files[vi]->d_name, dst_fd, files[vi]->d_name, NULL) != 0) warn("failed to move 'vdb/%s' to '%s': %s", files[vi]->d_name, buf, strerror(errno)); } scandir_free(files, cnt); } } } /* clean up our local temp dir */ xchdir(".."); rm_rf(mpkg->atom->PF); /* don't care about return */ rmdir("../qmerge"); printf("%s>>>%s %s\n", YELLOW, NORM, atom_format("%[CAT]%[PF]", mpkg->atom)); tree_close_cat(cat_ctx); tree_close(vdb); } static int pkg_unmerge(tree_pkg_ctx *pkg_ctx, depend_atom *rpkg, set *keep, int cp_argc, char **cp_argv, int cpm_argc, char **cpm_argv) { tree_cat_ctx *cat_ctx = pkg_ctx->cat_ctx; char *phases; char *eprefix; size_t eprefix_len; const char *T; char *buf; char *savep; int portroot_fd; llist_char *dirs = NULL; bool unmerge_config_protected; buf = phases = NULL; T = "${PWD}/temp"; printf("%s***%s unmerging %s\n", YELLOW, NORM, atom_format("%[CATEGORY]%[PF]", tree_get_atom(pkg_ctx, false))); portroot_fd = cat_ctx->ctx->portroot_fd; /* execute the pkg_prerm step if we're just unmerging, not when * replacing, pkg_merge will have called prerm right before merging * the replacement package */ if (!pretend && rpkg == NULL) { buf = tree_pkg_meta_get(pkg_ctx, EAPI); if (buf == NULL) buf = (char *)"0"; /* default */ phases = tree_pkg_meta_get(pkg_ctx, DEFINED_PHASES); if (phases != NULL) { mkdirat(pkg_ctx->fd, "temp", 0755); pkg_run_func_at(pkg_ctx->fd, ".", phases, PKG_PRERM, T, T, buf, ""); } } eprefix = tree_pkg_meta_get(pkg_ctx, EPREFIX); if (eprefix == NULL) eprefix_len = 0; else eprefix_len = strlen(eprefix); unmerge_config_protected = contains_set("config-protect-if-modified", features); /* get a handle on the things to clean up */ buf = tree_pkg_meta_get(pkg_ctx, CONTENTS); if (buf == NULL) return 1; for (; (buf = strtok_r(buf, "\n", &savep)) != NULL; buf = NULL) { bool del; contents_entry *e; char zing[20]; int protected = 0; struct stat st; e = contents_parse_line(buf); if (!e) continue; protected = config_protected(e->name + eprefix_len, cp_argc, cp_argv, cpm_argc, cpm_argv); /* This should never happen ... */ assert(e->name[0] == '/' && e->name[1] != '/'); /* Should we remove in order symlinks,objects,dirs ? */ switch (e->type) { case CONTENTS_DIR: { /* since the dir contains files, we remove it later */ llist_char *list = xmalloc(sizeof(llist_char)); list->data = xstrdup(e->name); list->next = dirs; dirs = list; continue; } case CONTENTS_OBJ: if (protected && unmerge_config_protected) { /* If the file wasn't modified, unmerge it */ char *hash = hash_file_at(portroot_fd, e->name + 1, HASH_MD5); protected = 0; if (hash != NULL) /* if file was not removed */ protected = strcmp(e->digest, (const char *)hash); } break; case CONTENTS_SYM: if (fstatat(portroot_fd, e->name + 1, &st, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW)) { if (errno != ENOENT) { warnp("stat failed for %s -> '%s'", e->name, e->sym_target); continue; } else break; } /* Hrm, if it isn't a symlink anymore, then leave it be */ if (!S_ISLNK(st.st_mode)) continue; break; default: warn("%s???%s %s%s%s (%d)", RED, NORM, WHITE, e->name, NORM, e->type); continue; } snprintf(zing, sizeof(zing), "%s%s%s", protected ? YELLOW : GREEN, protected ? "***" : "<<<" , NORM); if (protected) { qprintf("%s %s\n", zing, e->name); continue; } /* See if this was updated */ del = false; if (keep != NULL) (void)del_set(e->name, keep, &del); if (del) strcpy(zing, "---"); /* No match, so unmerge it */ if (!quiet) printf("%s %s\n", zing, e->name); if (!keep || !del) { char *p; if (!pretend && unlinkat(portroot_fd, e->name + 1, 0)) { /* If a file was already deleted, ignore the error */ if (errno != ENOENT) errp("could not unlink: %s%s", portroot, e->name + 1); } p = strrchr(e->name, '/'); if (p) { *p = '\0'; if (!pretend) rmdir_r_at(portroot_fd, e->name + 1); } } } /* Then remove all dirs in reverse order */ while (dirs != NULL) { llist_char *list = dirs; char *dir = list->data; int rm; rm = pretend ? -1 : rmdir_r_at(portroot_fd, dir + 1); qprintf("%s%s%s %s%s%s/\n", rm ? YELLOW : GREEN, rm ? "---" : "<<<", NORM, DKBLUE, dir, NORM); dirs = dirs->next; free(list->data); free(list); } if (!pretend) { buf = tree_pkg_meta_get(pkg_ctx, EAPI); phases = tree_pkg_meta_get(pkg_ctx, DEFINED_PHASES); if (buf == NULL) buf = (char *)"0"; /* default */ if (phases != NULL) { /* execute the pkg_postrm step */ pkg_run_func_at(pkg_ctx->fd, ".", phases, PKG_POSTRM, T, T, buf, rpkg == NULL ? "" : rpkg->PVR); } /* finally delete the vdb entry */ rm_rf_at(pkg_ctx->fd, "."); unlinkat(cat_ctx->fd, pkg_ctx->name, AT_REMOVEDIR); /* and prune the category if it's empty */ unlinkat(cat_ctx->ctx->tree_fd, cat_ctx->name, AT_REMOVEDIR); } return 0; } static int unlink_empty(const char *buf) { struct stat st; int fd; int ret = -1; fd = open(buf, O_RDONLY); if (fd != -1 && stat(buf, &st) != -1) { if (st.st_size == 0) ret = unlink(buf); } if (fd != -1) close(fd); return ret; } static int pkg_verify_checksums( const tree_match_ctx *pkg, int strict, int display) { int ret = 0; char md5[32+1]; char sha1[40+1]; size_t flen; int mlen; if (hash_multiple_file(pkg->path, md5, sha1, NULL, NULL, NULL, &flen, HASH_MD5 | HASH_SHA1) == -1) errf("failed to compute hashes for %s: %s\n", atom_to_string(pkg->atom), strerror(errno)); mlen = atoi(pkg->meta->Q_SIZE); if (flen != (size_t)mlen) { warn("filesize %zu doesn't match requested size %d for %s\n", flen, mlen, atom_to_string(pkg->atom)); ret++; } if (pkg->meta->Q_MD5 != NULL) { if (strcmp(md5, pkg->meta->Q_MD5) == 0) { if (display) printf("MD5: [%sOK%s] %s %s\n", GREEN, NORM, md5, atom_to_string(pkg->atom)); } else { if (display) warn("MD5: [%sER%s] (%s) != (%s) %s", RED, NORM, md5, pkg->meta->Q_MD5, atom_to_string(pkg->atom)); ret++; } } if (pkg->meta->Q_SHA1 != NULL) { if (strcmp(sha1, pkg->meta->Q_SHA1) == 0) { if (display) qprintf("SHA1: [%sOK%s] %s %s\n", GREEN, NORM, sha1, atom_to_string(pkg->atom)); } else { if (display) warn("SHA1: [%sER%s] (%s) != (%s) %s", RED, NORM, sha1, pkg->meta->Q_SHA1, atom_to_string(pkg->atom)); ret++; } } if (pkg->meta->Q_MD5 == NULL && pkg->meta->Q_SHA1 == NULL) return -1; if (strict && ret) errf("strict is set in features"); return ret; } static void pkg_fetch(int level, const depend_atom *qatom, const tree_match_ctx *mpkg) { int verifyret; char buf[_Q_PATH_MAX]; /* qmerge -pv patch */ if (pretend) { if (!install) install++; pkg_merge(level, qatom, mpkg); return; } unlink_empty(mpkg->path); if (mkdir(mpkg->pkg->cat_ctx->ctx->path, 0755) == -1 && errno != EEXIST) { warn("Failed to create %s", mpkg->pkg->cat_ctx->ctx->path); return; } if (force_download && (access(mpkg->path, R_OK) == 0) && (mpkg->meta->Q_SHA1 != NULL || mpkg->meta->Q_MD5 != NULL)) { if (pkg_verify_checksums(mpkg, 0, 0) != 0) if (getenv("QMERGE") == NULL) unlink(mpkg->path); } if (access(mpkg->path, R_OK) != 0) { if (verbose) printf("Fetching %s\n", atom_to_string(mpkg->atom)); /* fetch the package */ snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s.tbz2", mpkg->atom->CATEGORY, mpkg->atom->PF); fetch(mpkg->pkg->cat_ctx->ctx->path, buf); /* verify the pkg exists now. unlink if zero bytes */ unlink_empty(mpkg->path); } if (access(mpkg->path, R_OK) != 0) { warn("Failed to fetch %s.tbz2 from %s", mpkg->atom->PF, binhost); fflush(stderr); return; } /* check to see if checksum matches */ verifyret = pkg_verify_checksums(mpkg, qmerge_strict, !quiet); if (verifyret == -1) { warn("No checksum data for %s (try `emaint binhost --fix`)", mpkg->path); return; } else if (verifyret == 0) { pkg_merge(0, qatom, mpkg); return; } } /* HACK: pull this in, knowing that qlist will be in the final link, we * should however figure out how to do what match does here from e.g. * atom FIXME use tree_match_atom instead */ extern bool qlist_match( tree_pkg_ctx *pkg_ctx, const char *name, depend_atom **name_atom, bool exact, bool applymasks); static int qmerge_unmerge_cb(tree_pkg_ctx *pkg_ctx, void *priv) { int cp_argc; int cpm_argc; char **cp_argv; char **cpm_argv; char **todo; char **p; makeargv(config_protect, &cp_argc, &cp_argv); makeargv(config_protect_mask, &cpm_argc, &cpm_argv); (void)list_set(priv, &todo); for (p = todo; *p != NULL; p++) { if (qlist_match(pkg_ctx, *p, NULL, true, false)) pkg_unmerge(pkg_ctx, NULL, NULL, cp_argc, cp_argv, cpm_argc, cpm_argv); } free(todo); freeargv(cp_argc, cp_argv); freeargv(cpm_argc, cpm_argv); return 0; } static int unmerge_packages(set *todo) { tree_ctx *vdb = tree_open_vdb(portroot, portvdb); int ret = 1; if (vdb != NULL) { ret = tree_foreach_pkg_fast(vdb, qmerge_unmerge_cb, todo, NULL); tree_close(vdb); } return ret; } static set * qmerge_add_set_file(const char *pfx, const char *dir, const char *file, set *q) { FILE *fp; int linelen; size_t buflen; char *buf, *fname; /* Find the file to read */ xasprintf(&fname, "%s%s%s/%s", portroot, pfx, dir, file); if ((fp = fopen(fname, "r")) == NULL) { warnp("unable to read set file %s", fname); free(fname); return NULL; } free(fname); /* Load each entry */ buf = NULL; while ((linelen = getline(&buf, &buflen, fp)) >= 0) { rmspace_len(buf, (size_t)linelen); q = add_set(buf, q); } free(buf); fclose(fp); return q; } static void * qmerge_add_set_system(void *data, char *buf) { set *q = data; char *s; s = strchr(buf, '#'); if (s) *s = '\0'; rmspace(buf); s = buf; if (*s == '*') q = add_set(s + 1, q); else if (s[0] == '-' && s[1] == '*') { bool ok; (void)del_set(s + 2, q, &ok); } return q; } /* XXX: note, this doesn't handle more complicated set files like * the portage .ini files in /usr/share/portage/sets/ */ /* XXX: this code does not combine duplicate dependencies */ static set * qmerge_add_set(char *buf, set *q) { /* accept @world next to just "world" */ if (*buf == '@') buf++; if (strcmp(buf, "world") == 0) { return qmerge_add_set_file(CONFIG_EPREFIX, "/var/lib/portage", "world", q); } else if (strcmp(buf, "all") == 0) { tree_ctx *ctx = tree_open_vdb(portroot, portvdb); set *ret = NULL; if (ctx != NULL) { ret = tree_get_atoms(ctx, false, NULL); tree_close(ctx); } return ret; } else if (strcmp(buf, "system") == 0) { return q_profile_walk("packages", qmerge_add_set_system, q); } else if (buf[0] == '@') { /* TODO: use configroot */ return qmerge_add_set_file(CONFIG_EPREFIX, "/etc/portage/sets", buf+1, q); } else { rmspace(buf); return add_set(buf, q); } } static int qmerge_run(set *todo) { if (uninstall) { return unmerge_packages(todo); } else { if (todo == NULL || search_pkgs) { warn("please use qlist -kIv"); return EXIT_SUCCESS; } else { char **todo_strs; size_t todo_cnt = list_set(todo, &todo_strs); size_t i; depend_atom *atom; tree_match_ctx *bpkg; int ret = EXIT_FAILURE; for (i = 0; i < todo_cnt; i++) { atom = atom_explode(todo_strs[i]); bpkg = best_version(atom, BV_BINPKG); if (bpkg != NULL) { pkg_fetch(0, atom, bpkg); tree_match_close(bpkg); ret = EXIT_SUCCESS; } else { warn("nothing found for %s", atom_to_string(atom)); } atom_implode(atom); } free(todo_strs); return ret; } } } int qmerge_main(int argc, char **argv) { int i, ret; set *todo; if (argc < 2) qmerge_usage(EXIT_FAILURE); while ((i = GETOPT_LONG(QMERGE, qmerge, "")) != -1) { switch (i) { case 'f': force_download = 1; break; case 'F': force_download = 2; break; case 's': search_pkgs = 1; interactive = 0; break; /* case 'i': case 'g': */ case 'K': install = 1; break; case 'U': uninstall = 1; break; case 'p': pretend = 1; break; case 'u': update_only = 1; install = 1; break; case 'y': interactive = 0; break; case 'O': follow_rdepends = 0; break; case 128: debug = true; break; COMMON_GETOPTS_CASES(qmerge) } } /* default to install if no action given */ if (!install && !uninstall) install = 1; qmerge_strict = contains_set("strict", features) ? 1 : 0; /* Short circut this. */ if (install && !pretend) { if (follow_rdepends && getenv("QMERGE") == NULL) { install = 0; warn("Using these options are likely to break your " "system at this point. export QMERGE=1; " "if you think you know what you're doing."); } } /* Expand any portage sets on the command line */ todo = NULL; for (i = optind; i < argc; ++i) todo = qmerge_add_set(argv[i], todo); if (search_pkgs == 0 && todo == NULL) { warn("need package names to work with"); return EXIT_FAILURE; } if (!uninstall) qmerge_initialize(); /* Make sure the user wants to do it */ if (interactive) { int save_pretend = pretend; int save_verbose = verbose; int save_quiet = quiet; pretend = save_pretend ? 10 : 100; verbose = 0; quiet = 1; ret = qmerge_run(todo); if (ret != EXIT_SUCCESS || save_pretend) return ret; if (uninstall) { if (!qmerge_prompt("OK to unmerge these packages")) return EXIT_FAILURE; } else { if (!qmerge_prompt("OK to merge these packages")) return EXIT_FAILURE; } pretend = save_pretend; verbose = save_verbose; quiet = save_quiet; } ret = qmerge_run(todo); if (todo != NULL) free_set(todo); if (_qmerge_binpkg_tree != NULL) tree_close(_qmerge_binpkg_tree); if (_qmerge_vdb_tree != NULL) tree_close(_qmerge_vdb_tree); return ret; }