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#!/bin/sh
# verify and optionally save out the file
set -e

ASV_TIMEOUT="${ASV_TIMEOUT:--o Acquire::http::Timeout=30}"

NL="
"

NOTEST=""
PROGRESS=""
PROGRESS_FROM=""
PROGRESS_TO=""
file=""
while [ "$1" ]; do
	case "$1" in
	    --invalid)
		NOTEST=1 ;;
	    --from)
		shift
		PROGRESS_FROM=$1 ;;
	    --to)
		shift
		PROGRESS_TO=$1 ;;
	    *)
		if [ -z "$file" ]; then
			file="$1"
		else
			saveto="$1"
		fi ;;
	esac
	shift
done

if [ "$PROGRESS_FROM" ] && [ "$PROGRESS_TO" ] && \
   [ $PROGRESS_FROM -lt $PROGRESS_TO ]; then
	PROGRESS=1
else
	DAP_OPTS="--no-progress"
fi

logoutput=""
if [ "$CATCHLOG" ]; then
	logoutput="log-output -t apt-setup"
fi

chroot=
intarget=
if [ "$ROOT" ]; then
	chroot=chroot
	intarget=in-target
fi

saveline () {
	if [ "$saveto" ]; then
		echo "$*" >> $saveto
	fi
}

# Cancellation may still have reliability problems:
# - application does not seem to always react to a cancel signal?
# - debconf-apt-progress sometimes fails to exit with code 30 when cancelled?
# See also thread http://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2008/01/msg00094.html
valid () {
	local line="$1"
	local dap_opts="$2"

	[ "${line%%:*}" != "deb cdrom" ] || return 0

	# Ubuntu change: network sources are always valid; apt will cope
	# gracefully later, even though the network may not be available
	# now.
	return 0

	tmp=$($chroot $ROOT tempfile)
	echo "$line" > $ROOT$tmp
	code=0
	$logoutput $intarget debconf-apt-progress --logstderr $dap_opts -- \
		apt-get -o APT::Get::List-Cleanup=false \
			-o Dir::Etc::sourcelist=$tmp $ASV_TIMEOUT update || code=$?
	if [ $code -eq 30 ]; then
		exit 30 # canceled
	elif [ $code -eq 0 ]; then
		rm -f $ROOT$tmp
	else
		rm -f $ROOT$tmp
		false
	fi
}

# Ubuntu change: need to run apt-get update for everything in one go here,
# since we've disabled the run in the valid function above. Doing everything
# in one go also allows apt-get to cache resolver failures and connection
# timeouts and so be significantly faster when the network is unavailable.
tmp=$($chroot $ROOT tempfile)
cat "$file" > $ROOT$tmp
if [ "$PROGRESS" ]; then
	DAP_OPTS="--dlwaypoint 100 --from $PROGRESS_FROM --to $PROGRESS_TO"
fi
$logoutput $intarget debconf-apt-progress --logstderr $DAP_OPTS -- \
	apt-get -o APT::Get::List-Cleanup=false \
		-o Dir::Etc::sourcelist=$tmp $ASV_TIMEOUT update || true
rm -f $ROOT$tmp

if [ "$PROGRESS" ]; then
	tot_items=$(grep -Ev "^(#.*|)[[:space:]]*$" $file | wc -l)
	p_from=$PROGRESS_FROM
fi

items=0
gooditems=0
spacer=0

OLDIFS="$IFS"
IFS="$NL"
# Can't just iterate over $(cat $file) because that kills newlines, so
# introduce a dummy colon.
for line in $(sed 's/^/:/' $file); do
	IFS="$OLDIFS"
	line="${line#:}"
	if echo "$line" | grep -Evq "^(#.*|)[[:space:]]*$"; then
		items=$(expr $items + 1)
		# Write blank line between generators
		if [ $spacer = 0 ] && [ -f "$saveto" ]; then
			saveline ""
			spacer=1
		fi

		if [ "$PROGRESS" ]; then
			[ $items -eq 1 ] || p_from=$p_to
			p_to=$(expr $PROGRESS_FROM + \
				\( $PROGRESS_TO - $PROGRESS_FROM \) \* \
				$items / $tot_items)
			DAP_OPTS="--dlwaypoint 100 --from $p_from --to $p_to"
		fi

		if [ -z "$NOTEST" ] && valid "$line" "$DAP_OPTS"; then
			gooditems=$(expr $gooditems + 1)
			saveline "$line"
		else
			saveline "# Line commented out by installer because it failed to verify:"
			saveline "#$line"
		fi
	else
		if [ "$line" ] && [ $spacer = 0 ] && [ -f "$saveto" ]; then
			saveline ""
			spacer=1
		fi
		# Ignore leading empty lines
		if [ $items -ne 0 ] || [ "$line" ]; then
			saveline "$line"
		fi
	fi
done

if [ $gooditems -ne $items ]; then
	exit 1
fi