#!/bin/sh
# Sets up a preseed/t/$MACHINE file based on some environment variables.
# This is mostly useful if you're netbooting and out of kernel command line
# space, and need to vary some options on a per scheme basis. It also is
# used for preseeding passwords.
f=$DI_TESTDIR/preseed/t/$MACHINE
rm -f $f
echo "# Automatically generated for $SCHEME digress test" >> $f

if [ -n "$TASK" ]; then
	echo "d-i preseed/include string ../task/$TASK.cfg" >> $f
fi

if [ -n "$SUITE" ]; then
	echo "d-i mirror/suite string $SUITE" >> $f
fi

if [ -n "$USER" ]; then
	echo "passwd passwd/username string $USER" >> $f
	echo "passwd passwd/user-fullname string $USER" >> $f
fi

if [ -n "$ROOT_PASSWORD" ]; then
	echo "passwd passwd/root-password-crypted password $(echo "$ROOT_PASSWORD" | mkpasswd -s -H MD5)" >> $f
fi

if [ -n "$USER_PASSWORD" ]; then
	echo "passwd passwd/user-password-crypted password $(echo "$USER_PASSWORD" | mkpasswd -s -H MD5)" >> $f
fi

if [ -n "$HP_ILO_STAGE2_CD_HACK" ]; then
	echo "base-config base-config/early_command string wget $HP_ILO_ISO_URL -O /var/tmp/install.iso; mount -o loop /var/tmp/install.iso /cdrom" >> $f
	echo "apt-setup apt-setup/uri_type select filesystem" >> $f
	echo "apt-setup apt-setup/directory string /cdrom" >> $f
fi

if [ -n "$PRIORITY" ]; then
	echo "debconf debconf/priority string $PRIORITY" >> $f
fi