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### RPM lcg SCRAM V0_20_0
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## INITENV +PATH PATH %instroot/bin
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# This package is somewhat unusual compared to other packages we
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# build: we install the normally versioned product "SCRAM", but also
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# create the front-end "scram" wrapper and the package database. The
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# latter do not follow the standard versioning.
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#
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# The front-end script can be overwritten by any version *PROVIDED*
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# the platform string comes first as is the default (i.e. the
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# installation tree looks like <platf>/lcg/SCRAM/<version>/src).
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#
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# The database is only created, but never changeed. It is made part
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# of this package, but none of the files in it are included, so if
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# the package is removed, the directory will left intact. (FIXME:
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# check this is really so -- should we use %dir, or the default is
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# good?)
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#
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# The front-end wrapper and the script go at the installation root,
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# not anywhere in the package tree. They must remain modifiable.
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#
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# We do the install ourselves, as "Installation/install_scram" would
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# do, but putting the results elsewhere and using our own scram
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# wrapper instead of using the supplied one -- mainly for easier
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# override of SCRAM_LOOKUPDB; the wrapper is really rather simple so
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# there is no point in trying to patch it.
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#
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# FIXME: should we have more than one project database and link them
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# together into one big one?
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%define cvsrepo cvs://:pserver:anonymous@spitools.cvs.cern.ch:2401/cvs/SPITOOLS?passwd=Ah<Z
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Source0: %{cvsrepo}&tag=-r%{v}&module=%n&output=/source.tar.gz
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Requires: p5-libwww-perl
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Patch: scram-detect-make
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Patch2: scram-no-check-env
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Provides: perl(ActiveDoc::UserInterface_basic)
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Provides: perl(ActiveDoc::UserQuery)
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Provides: perl(ActiveDoc::GroupChecker)
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Provides: perl(ObjectStore)
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Provides: perl(Utilities::AddDir)
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Provides: perl(Utilities::GroupChecker)
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Provides: perl(Utilities::SCRAMUtils)
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%prep
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%setup -n %n
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pwd
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%patch -p1
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%patch2 -p1
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rm src/URL/test/test_URL_cvsfile.pm
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%build
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%install
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tar -cf - . | tar -C %i -xvvf -
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mkdir -p %instroot/bin %instroot/share/scramdb
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cat > %instroot/bin/scram << \EOF
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#!/bin/sh
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# FIXME: Handle -re?
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# FIXME: Since we can install the same package on many platforms in
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# one tree, should the project lookup database be platform-specific?
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SCRAM=$0
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: ${SCRAM_HOME=%i}
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: ${SCRAM_LOOKUPDB=%instroot/share/scramdb/project.lookup}
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: ${SCRAMPERL="/usr/bin/env perl"}
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PERL5LIB=$SCRAM_HOME/src${PERL5LIB+":$PERL5LIB"}
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: ${SITENAME=CERN}
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: ${SEARCHOVRD=true}
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: ${LOCTOOLS=NODEFAULT}
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export SCRAM SCRAM_HOME SCRAM_LOOKUPDB SCRAMPERL
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export PERL5LIB SITENAME SEARCHOVRD LOCTOOLS
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exec perl "$SCRAM_HOME/src/scramcli" ${1+"$@"}
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EOF
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mkdir -p %{i}/etc/profile.d
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echo "#!/bin/sh" > %i/etc/profile.d/dependencies-setup.sh
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echo "source $P5_LIBWWW_PERL_ROOT/etc/profile.d/init.sh" >> %i/etc/profile.d/dependencies-setup.sh
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echo "#!/bin/csh" > %i/etc/profile.d/dependencies-setup.csh
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echo "source $P5_LIBWWW_PERL_ROOT/etc/profile.d/init.csh" >> %i/etc/profile.d/dependencies-setup.csh
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chmod 755 %instroot/bin/scram
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perl -p -i -e "s|#!.*perl|#!/usr/bin/env perl|" $(find %{i})
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%files
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%i
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%instroot/bin/scram
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%instroot/share/scramdb
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%post
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%{relocateConfig}etc/profile.d/dependencies-setup.sh
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%{relocateConfig}etc/profile.d/dependencies-setup.csh
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perl -p -i -e "s|%instroot|$RPM_INSTALL_PREFIX|g" $RPM_INSTALL_PREFIX/bin/scram
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