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.TH man 1 "29 Nov 2018" "1.0" "macinstall man page"
.SH NAME
macinstall \- Bash script to manage different install files (if you clone smae install on more pcs)
.SH SYNOPSIS
macinstall macinstall [-i --info none] [--help|-h] [--version] name-install [local-import]
.SH DESCRIPTION
Bash script to manage different install files (if you clone smae install on more pcs)
.SH OPTIONS
--help, -h
     this help page

-i --info or blank
     who am i looking semaphore file

--version
     output version information and exit

-y --ask-confirm
     ask confirm before proceeed

---this-is-not-an-exercise
     force real work. without this none is really done. this is a secure check.

---no-test
     use dest / instead $USER/test

-h, --help
    display this help and exit

-y, --ask-confirm
    confirm before execute

.SH PATH USED
/etc/macinstall.d
    contains all single install related files (example fstab grub.cfg machine-id...)

/usr/bin/macinstall
    this command itself

/etc/macinstall-d/CurrentSystem-pcname
    semaphore of installed system (touch bank file)

.SH PACKAGE REQUIRED
sed sudo

.SH EXAMPLES
Imagine you want install arch linux one time and that clone on all disk
ad pc you have. But you should have some different file that differ from
one installation to another. This command help you to manage this.

Imagine you have your /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc* with all files/folder
like:

  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc1/etc/fstab
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc1/boot/grug/grub.cfg
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc1/etc/machine-id
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc1/etc/hostname
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc1/etc/ssh/host_*
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc1/..

A second install like
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc2/etc/fstab
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc2/boot/grug/grub.cfg
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc2/etc/machine-id
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc2/etc/hostname
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc2/etc/ssh/host_*
  /etc/macinstall.d/yourpc2/etc/..

A config file with sessione [yourpc1] and [yourpc2] (edit yourself macinstall.conf)
  /etc/macinstall.d/macinstall.conf

with:
  [yourpc1]
  CopyFilesNum=5
  CopyFile1=/etc/fstab
  CopyFile2=/boot/grub/grub.cfg
  CopyFile3=/etc/grub.d/40_custom
  CopyFile4=/etc/hostname
  CopyFile5=/etc/machine-id
  CopyDirectoriesNum=1
  CopyDirectory1=/etc/ssh
  WriteSemaphore=yes
  AllowOnlyIfPreviousMacIs=yourpc2

and
  [yourpc2]
  CopyFilesNum=5
  CopyFile1=/etc/fstab
  CopyFile2=/boot/grub/grub.cfg
  CopyFile3=/etc/grub.d/40_custom
  CopyFile4=/etc/hostname
  CopyFile5=/etc/machine-id
  CopyDirectoriesNum=1
  CopyDirectory1=/etc/ssh
  WriteSemaphore=yes
  AllowOnlyIfPreviousMacIs=yourpc1

And finally a command like to switch from one system to another
  macinstall yourpc1 ---this-is-not-an-exercise
  macinstall yourpc2 ---this-is-not-an-exercise

And a semaphore file like
  /etc/macinstall.d/CurrentSystem-yourpc1
or
  /etc/macinstall.d/CurrentSystem-yourpc2

.SH SEE ALSO
simona-scripts
.SH BUGS
No known bugs.
.SH AUTHOR
Simona Pisano (simona.pisano.70[at]gmail[dot]com)
.SH COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2018 Simona Pisano. License GPLv3: GNU GPL version 3 <https://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.