#! /bin/sh # # @configure_input@ # # $Id: daily.in 0.12 2000/03/24 00:01:02 tom Exp $ # # daily.in: Uses `daily[.awk|.pl]' for processing Gcal resource file lines # used for time management of fixed dates stored in the fixed # `DATE-PART HH1:MM1,HH2:MM2,%n,%t FIXED-DATE-TEXT' format. # `HH1:MM1' is the time (HOUR:MINUTE) the fixed date takes place. # `HH2:MM2' is the time (HOUR:MINUTE) the fixed date is warned # in advance. The valid range of HOUR is 00...23, and the # valid range of MINUTE is 00...59. For example # `0 08:15,00:30,%n,%t Dentist' # creates a today's fixed date message of 30 minutes # starting at 07:45 until 08:15. # # Usage: daily --help | --version # Usage: daily [--debug] [--mail[=ADDRESS]] # [RESOURCE-FILE...] [more Gcal options...] # # `--debug': Turn on shell debugging. # `--mail[=ADDRESS]': If any fixed date messages are created, # eMail them to the specified ADDRESS. # If no ADDRESS is given, eMail them # to $MAILTO, $USER or $LOGNAME. # # UN*X solution. # # Needs `test', `echo', `eval', `set', `sed', `date', `mail', `gcal' # and `perl' or `awk' for processing! # # Returns 0 if one or more fixed date is active (returned by AWK/Perl script # if neither `--help' nor `--version' option was specified). # Returns 1 in case no fixed date is active (returned by AWK/Perl script). # Returns 2 if neither Perl nor AWK are present for further processing. # # Copyright (c) 2000 Thomas Esken # Im Hagenfeld 84 # D-48147 M"unster # GERMANY # # This software doesn't claim completeness, correctness or usability. # On principle I will not be liable for ANY damages or losses (implicit # or explicit), which result from using or handling my software. # If you use this software, you agree without any exception to this # agreement, which binds you LEGALLY !! # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the `GNU General Public License' as published by # the `Free Software Foundation'; either version 3, or (at your option) # any later version. # # You should have received a copy of the `GNU General Public License' # along with this program; if not, write to the: # # # # # Basically used programs. # Sed=sed Set=set Test=test Echo=echo # # Basically used texts. # packagedatamiscdir=/usr/local/share/gcal/misc/daily # PACKAGE=@PACKAGE@ VERSION=@VERSION@ transform=@program_transform_name@ # mydefaultname=daily # myname=`$Echo "$0" | $Sed -e 's,.*/,,' -e "$transform"` myversion=0.12 myinternalname="$myname ($PACKAGE $VERSION) $myversion" # gcal_resource_file_suffix=.rc gcal_resource_file=$mydefaultname""$gcal_resource_file_suffix info1="$myname: Time management of fixed dates, which are stored" info2="$myname: in a Gcal resource file by using the fixed format" info3="$myname: \`DATE-PART HH1:MM1,HH2:MM2,%n,%t FIXED-DATE-TEXT'." info4="$myname:" usage1="usage: $myname --help | --version" usage2="usage: $myname [--debug] [--mail[=ADDRESS]] [RESOURCE-FILE...] [more Gcal options..]" usage3="usage: $myname without RESOURCE-FILE uses file "\ "\`$packagedatamiscdir/$gcal_resource_file' by default" # # Some constant values (EXIT_SUCCESS(==0) and EXIT_FAILURE(==1) # are also returned by the processed AWK/Perl script. # EXIT_SUCCESS=0 EXIT_FAILURE=1 EXIT_FATAL=2 # # The used programs. # Eval=eval Date=date ThisMail=mail ThisGcal=/usr/local/bin/gcal # Awk=@AWK@ Awk_script=$mydefaultname"".awk # Perl=@PERL@ Perl_script=$mydefaultname"".pl # # Let's check for command line arguments. # debug=no mail=no opt_mail="" previous="" for option in $* do # # If the previous option needs an argument, assign it. # if $Test -n "$previous"; then $Eval "$previous=\$option" previous="" continue fi case "$option" in -*=) optarg="###error###" ;; -*=*) optarg=`$Echo "$option" | $Sed 's/[-_a-zA-Z0-9]*=//'` ;; *) optarg="" ;; esac # # Manage the options. # case "$option" in -help=* | -hel=* | -he=* | -h=* | -help | -hel | -he | -h | \ --help=* | --hel=* | --he=* | --h=* | --help | --hel | --he | --h) if $Test -n "$optarg"; then $Echo "$myname: error: option \``$Echo $option | $Sed -e 's/=.*//'`' doesn't allow an argument" 1>&2 exit $EXIT_FAILURE fi $Echo "$info1" $Echo "$info2" $Echo "$info3" $Echo "$info4" $Echo "$usage1" $Echo "$usage2" $Echo "$usage3" exit $EXIT_SUCCESS ;; -version=* | -versio=* | -versi=* | -vers=* | -ver=* | -ve=* | -v=* | \ -version | -versio | -versi | -vers | -ver | -ve | -v | \ --version=* | --versio=* | --versi=* | --vers=* | --ver=* | --ve=* | --v=* | \ --version | --versio | --versi | --vers | --ver | --ve | --v) if $Test -n "$optarg"; then $Echo "$myname: error: option \``$Echo $option | $Sed -e 's/=.*//'`' doesn't allow an argument" 1>&2 exit $EXIT_FAILURE fi $Echo "$myinternalname" exit $EXIT_SUCCESS ;; -debug=* | -debu=* | -deb=* | -de=* | -d=* | \ -debug | -debu | -deb | -de | -d | \ --debug=* | --debu=* | --deb=* | --de=* | --d=* | \ --debug | --debu | --deb | --de | --d) if $Test -n "$optarg"; then $Echo "$myname: error: option \``$Echo $option | $Sed -e 's/=.*//'`' doesn't allow an argument" 1>&2 exit $EXIT_FAILURE fi debug=yes shift ;; -mail=* | -mai=* | -ma=* | -m=* | -mail | -mai | -ma | -m | \ --mail=* | --mai=* | --ma=* | --m=* | --mail | --mai | --ma | --m) if $Test "$optarg" = "###error###"; then $Echo "$myname: error: option \``$Echo $option | $Sed -e 's/=//g'`' requires an argument" 1>&2 exit $EXIT_FAILURE fi opt_mail="$optarg" mail=yes shift ;; esac done # # Enable tracing. # if $Test "$debug" = yes; then $Set -x fi # # Let's start processing now. # if $Test -n "$Awk" || $Test -n "$Perl"; then ARGS="" CMDS="" FILS="" for arg in $* do case "$arg" in -*) ARGS="$ARGS $arg" ;; /*) ARGS="$ARGS $arg" ;; @*) ARGS="$ARGS $arg" ;; %*) ARGS="$ARGS $arg" ;; [0-9*]*) CMDS="$CMDS $arg" ;; *) if $Test -z "$FILS"; then FILS="$arg" else FILS="$FILS+$arg" fi esac done if $Test -z "$FILS"; then FILS=$packagedatamiscdir/$gcal_resource_file fi if $Test "$mail" = no; then ARGS="$ARGS -Hyes" fi # # We prefer the use of Perl. # if $Test -n "$Perl"; then result=`$ThisGcal $ARGS -QUax -f $FILS $CMDS | \ $Perl $packagedatamiscdir/$Perl_script` else result=`$ThisGcal $ARGS -QUax -f $FILS $CMDS | \ $Awk -f $packagedatamiscdir/$Awk_script` fi status=$? if $Test "$status" -eq "$EXIT_FAILURE"; then $Echo "$myname: no active fixed dates actually" 1>&2 else # # Detect the proper eMail address. # if $Test "$mail" = yes; then if $Test -n "$opt_mail"; then MailAddr="$opt_mail" else if $Test -n "$MAILTO"; then MailAddr="$MAILTO" else if $Test -n "$USER"; then MailAddr="$USER" else if $TEST -n "$LOGNAME"; then MailAddr="$LOGNAME" else $Echo "$myname: warning: cannot send mail, address unknown" 1>&2 $Echo "$result" 1>&2 exit $EXIT_FAILURE fi fi fi fi if $Test -n "$MAILPROG"; then ThisMail="$MAILPROG" fi if $Test "$debug" = no; then $Echo "$result" | $ThisMail -s "Mail from \`$myname' (`$Date`)" $MailAddr fi $Echo "$myname: active fixed dates sent by $ThisMail to \`$MailAddr'" else $Echo "$result" fi fi exit $status else $Echo "$myinternalname: error: neither \`perl' nor \`awk' available" 1>&2 exit $EXIT_FATAL fi