#!/bin/sh
# This script creates a full destination copy of Opie ready to be rsynced
# across to your handheld. It creates $TARGET/list which is a list of control
# files it sees as valid packages from your compiled tree and by commenting
# out a package from this file it will not be copied to your dest dir.
# As new packages are compiled and seen as valid and complete it will append
# these to the end of the existing list file. You can comment out as required.
# I generally do a make && ./scripts/cptarget && /opt/target/load to do
# crash and burn testing on my iPAQ.
# /opt/target/load is a script that uses ssh to stop Opie, rsync to update it
# it then re-generates the font-config files and restarts Opie.
# Hope this is of some use to other people. Probably not though.
# Most of it was ripped out of the mkipks script

TARGET=/opt/target
QTE_BASEVERSION=2.3.7
rm -rf $TARGET/etc $TARGET/usr $TARGET/opt
cd $OPIEDIR
for i in `find . -name "*.control"` ; do
	FILES=$(eval echo $(sed -n -e "s/^Files://p" $i))
	RES=0
	echo $i
	for x in $FILES ; do
		test -e $x || RES=1
	echo $x $RES
	done;
if [ "$RES" -eq "0" ] ; then
	control=`basename $i`
	if [ -z "`sed -n /^$control/p $TARGET/list`" ] && [ -z "`sed -n /^#$control/p $TARGET/list`" ] ; then
		echo $control >> $TARGET/list
	fi;
	if [ ! -z "`sed -n /^#$control/p $TARGET/list`" ] ; then
		echo Aborting on comment $control
		continue
	fi;
	for x in $FILES ; do
	case $x in
		*/CVS/*)
		continue
	;;      *~)
		continue
	;;      *.control)
		continue
	;; $QTDIR/*)
		BASE=$(dirname /opt/QtPalmtop/${x#$QTDIR/})
	;; etc/*.d/*)
		BASE=$(dirname /$x)
	;; root/*)
		BASE=$(dirname ${x#root})
	;; lib/*)
		BASE=$(dirname /opt/QtPalmtop/$x)
	;; $OPIEDIR/lib/*)
		BASE=$(dirname /opt/QtPalmtop/${x#$OPIEDIR/})
	;; $OPIEDIR/root/*)
		BASE=$(dirname /${x#$OPIEDIR/root/})
	;; *)
		# For SHARP ROM compatibility. Should change to Qtopia.
		BASE=/opt/QtPalmtop/$(dirname $x)
	esac
	t=`basename $x`
	if [ "$t" = "CVS" ] ; then
		continue
	fi;
	y=$BASE
	echo $x $t $TARGET/$y
	test -d $TARGET/$y || mkdir -p $TARGET/$y
	touch -d "1/2/2004 12:00pm" $TARGET/$y
	if [ -d $x ] ; then
		cp -a $x $TARGET/$y/$t
	else
		cp -p --no-dereference $x $TARGET/$y/$t
	fi;
	done;
fi;
done;
rm `find $TARGET -name CVS -type d` -rf