#!/bin/bash action="$1" # add, remove, or status serviceName="$2" startLevel="$3" stopLevel="$4" # Notes: # This package does not need a vmware service to make VMware usable, so this script says that vmware service is always started. # vmware-workstation-server service is named vmware-hostd in this package. case "$serviceName" in vmware-workstation-server) serviceName="vmware-hostd" ;; esac #echo $serviceName && exit # DEBUG addService() { if [ "$serviceName" != "vmware" ]; then systemctl start $serviceName.service systemctl enable $serviceName.service fi } removeService() { if [ "$serviceName" != "vmware" ]; then systemctl stop $serviceName.service systemctl disable $serviceName.service fi } # Check to see whether a program is set to start on boot. checkService() { if [ "$serviceName" = "vmware" ]; then retval=0 else systemctl is-active $serviceName.service > /dev/null retval=$? fi if [ "$retval" = "0" ]; then echo 'on' exit 5 else echo 'off' exit 6 fi } usage() { echo "Syntax for this script is as follows:" echo "" echo " $0 " echo "" echo " action - add or remove" echo " serviceName - The name of the service" echo "" echo "" echo " $0 status " echo " serviceName - The name of the service" echo "" } case $action in add) # Don't allow any empty arguments for add if [ "$1" = "" ] || [ "$2" = "" ] || [ "$3" = "" ] || [ "$4" = "" ]; then usage exit 1 fi addService ;; remove) # Don't allow any empty arguments for remove if [ "$1" = "" ] || [ "$2" = "" ] || [ "$3" = "" ] || [ "$4" = "" ]; then usage exit 1 fi removeService ;; status) # We only need the serviceName to check status if [ "$1" = "" ] || [ "$2" = "" ]; then usage exit 1 fi checkService ;; *) usage exit 1 ;; esac