pnd_run: CPU-Speed can now be set automatically if the user demands it
[pandora-libraries.git] / testdata / scripts / pnd_run.sh
index e59d73d..f9e309c 100755 (executable)
 # look at the comments in the nox part, adjust 
 #use "lsof /usr/lib/libX11.so.6 | awk '{print $1}'| sort | uniq > whitelist" with nothing running to generate the whitelist
  
-#launch the script with nohup for -x to work!
 #todo - no proper order
 #validate params better
-#make uid/basename mandatory (and rename var, its confusing!)
+#make uid/pnd_name mandatory (and rename var, its confusing!)
 #find a clean way of shutting down x without a fixed dm, mabye avoid nohup usage somehow
 #add options to just mount iso without union and to mount the union later
 #cleanup
 #Rewrite! - this sucks
-# parse arguments
-TEMP=`getopt -o p:e:a:b:s:m::u::n::x::j:c: -- "$@"`
-if [ $? != 0 ] ; then echo "Terminating..." >&2 ; exit 1 ; fi
-# Note the quotes around `$TEMP': they are essential!
-eval set -- "$TEMP"
-while true ; do
-       case "$1" in
-               -p) echo "pnd set to \`$2'" ;PND=$2;shift 2;;
-               -e) echo "exec set to \`$2'" ;EXENAME=$2;shift 2 ;;
-#              -n) echo "n set, no union pls!";NOUNION=1;shift 2;; # we will reuse -n soon,stop using it if you still did!
-               -b) echo "BASENAME set to $2";BASENAME=$2;shift 2;;
-               -s) echo "startdir set to $2";STARTDIR=$2;shift 2;;
-               -m) echo "mount";mount=1;shift 2;;
-               -u) echo "umount";umount=1;shift 2;;
-               -x) echo "no x";nox=1;shift 2;;
-               -j) echo "join/ also mount those folders";append=$2;shift 2;;
-               -c) echo "set cpu speed to";cpuspeed=$2;shift 2;;
-               -a) 
-                       case "$2" in
-                               "") echo "no arguments"; shift 2 ;;
-                               *)  echo "args set to \`$2'" ;ARGUMENTS=$2;shift 2 ;;
-                       esac ;;
-               --) shift ; break ;;
-               *) echo "Error while parsing arguments!" ; exit 1 ;;
-       esac
-done
-if [ ! $PND ]; then #check if theres a pnd suplied, need to clean that up a bit more
-       echo "Usage: pnd_run.sh -p your.pnd -e executeable [-a \"(arguments)\"] [ -s \"cd to folder inside pnd\"] [-b UID (name of mountpoint/pandora/appdata)] [-x close x before launching(script needs to be started with nohup for this to work]"
-       exit 1
-fi
-if [ ! $EXENAME ]; then
-       if [ ! $mount ] && [ ! $umount ]; then
-               echo "Usage: pnd_run.sh -p your.pnd -e executeable [-a \"(arguments)\"] [ -s \"cd to folder inside pnd\"] [-b UID (name of mountpoint/pandora/appdata)] [-x close x before launching(script needs to be started with nohup for this to work]"
-               echo "Usage for mounting/umounting pnd_run.sh -p your.pnd -b uid -m or -u"
-               exit 1
-       fi
-fi
 
-fork () {
-echo in fork!
-if [ $nox ]; then #the app doesnt want x to run, so we kill it and restart it once the app quits
-       applist=$(lsof /usr/lib/libX11.so.6 | awk '{print $1}'| sort | uniq)
-       whitelist=$(cat ~/pndtest/whitelist) #adjust this to a fixed whitelist, maybe in the config dir
-       filteredlist=$(echo -e "$applist\n\n$whitelist\n\n$whitelist" | sort | uniq -u) #whitelist appended two times so those items are always removed
-       if [ ${#filteredlist} -ge 1 ]; then
-               message=$(echo -e "The following applications are still running, are you sure you want to close x? \n$filteredlist")
-               echo -e ?ae[34me[30m?
-               xmessage -center "$message", -buttons yes,no
-               if [ $? = 102 ]; then
-               exit 1
-               fi
-               sudo /etc/init.d/slim-init stop
-               sleep 5s
-       else
-               echo -e ?ae[34me[30m?
-               xmessage -center "killing x, nothing of value will be lost", -buttons ok,cancel
-               if [ $? = 102 ]; then
-               exit 1
-               fi
-               # close x now, do we want to use slim stop or just kill x?
-               sudo /etc/init.d/slim-init stop
-               sleep 5s
-       fi
-fi
-#vars
-DFS=$(file -b $PND | awk '{ print $1 }') #is -p a zip/iso or folder?
-MOUNTPOINT=$(df $PND | sed -ne 's/.*\% \(\S*\)/\1/p' | tail -n1) #find out on which mountpoint the pnd is
-if [ ! -d "$MOUNTPOINT" ]; then MOUNTPOINT="/"; fi #make sure folder exists, if it doesnt assume rootfs
-FILESYSTEM=$(mount | grep "on $MOUNTPOINT " | grep -v rootfs | awk '{print $5}' | tail -n1) #get filesystem appdata is on to determine aufs options
-echo "Filesystem is $FILESYSTEM"
-#if the pnd is on / set mountpoint to "" so we dont and up with // at the start,
-#this is to make sure sudo doesnt get confused
-if [ $MOUNTPOINT = "/" ]; then MOUNTPOINT=""; fi
-echo "mountpoint: $MOUNTPOINT"
-#BASENAME really should be something sensible and somewhat unique
-#if -b is set use that as basename, else generate it from PND
-#get basename (strip extension if file) for union mountpoints etc, maybe  this should be changed to something specified inside the xml
-#this should probably be changed to .... something more sensible
-if [ ! $BASENAME ]; then BASENAME=$(basename "$PND" | cut -d'.' -f1) ; fi
-oCWD=$(pwd)
+showHelp() {
+       cat <<endHELP
+Usage: pnd_run.sh -p your.pnd -e executeable [-a "(arguments)"] [ -s "cd to folder inside pnd"] [-b UID (name of mountpoint/pandora/appdata)] [-x close x before launching(script needs to be started with nohup for this to work]
+Usage for mounting/umounting pnd_run.sh -p your.pnd -b uid -m or -u
+endHELP
+}
 
+list_using_fs() {
+       for p in $(fuser -m $1 2>/dev/null);do ps hf $p;done
+}
 
-#create mountpoints, check if they exist already first to avoid annoying error messages
-if [ ! -d /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME ]; then sudo mkdir -p /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME ; fi #mountpoint for iso, ro
-#writeable dir for union
-if [ ! -d $MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME ]; then sudo mkdir -p $MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME; sudo chmod -R a+xrw $MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME; fi
-if [ ! -d /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME ]; then sudo mkdir -p /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME; fi #union over the two
+runApp() {
+       cd "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME"                # cd to union mount
+       if [ "$STARTDIR" ] && [ -d "$STARTDIR" ]; then
+               cd "$STARTDIR";                 # cd to folder specified by the optional arg -s
+       fi
+       echo "[------------------------------]{ App start }[---------------------------------]"
+       LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME" "./$EXENAME" $ARGUMENTS 
+                                               # execute app with ld_lib_path set to the union mount, a bit evil but i think its a good solution
 
-#mount
-if [ ! $umount ]; then
-       if [ ! $cpuspeed -eq $(cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max) ]; then 
-         gksu --message "$BASENAME wants to set the cpu speed to $cpuspeed, enter root password to allow" echo $cpuspeed > /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max
+       #the app could have exited now, OR it went into bg, we still need to wait in that case till it really quits!
+       PID=$(pidof -o %PPID -x \"$EXENAME\")   # get pid of app
+       while [ "$PID" ];do                     # wait till we get no pid back for tha app, again a bit ugly, but it works
+               sleep 10s
+               PID=`pidof -o %PPID -x \"$EXENAME\"`
+       done
+       echo "[-------------------------------]{ App end }[----------------------------------]"
+}
+
+mountPnd() {
+       #create mountpoints, check if they exist already first to avoid annoying error messages
+       if ! [ -d "/mnt/pnd/${PND_NAME}" ]; then 
+               sudo mkdir -p "/mnt/pnd/${PND_NAME}"            #mountpoint for iso, ro
+       fi 
+       #writeable dir for union
+       if ! [ -d "${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}" ]; then 
+               sudo mkdir -p "${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}"
+               sudo chmod -R a+xrw "${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}" 2>/dev/null
+       fi
+       if ! [ -d "/mnt/utmp/${PND_NAME}" ]; then
+               sudo mkdir -p "/mnt/utmp/${PND_NAME}"           # union over the two
+       fi
+       rm  /tmp/cpuspeed
+       if ! [ -f "${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}/cpuspeed" ]; then
+               if [ ${cpuspeed:-$(cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max)} -gt $(cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max) ]; then 
+                  cpuselection=$(zenity --title="set cpu speed" --height=320 --list --column "id" --column "Please select" --hide-column=1 --text="$PND_NAME suggests to set the cpu speed to $cpuspeed MHz to make it run properly.\n\n Do you want to change the cpu speed? (current speed: $(cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max) MHz)\n\nWarning: Setting the clock speed above 600MHz can be unstable and it NOT recommended!" "yes" "Yes, set it to $cpuspeed MHz" "custom" "Yes, select custom value" "yessave" "Yes, set it to $cpuspeed MHz and don't ask again" "customsave" "Yes, set it to custom speed and don't ask again" "no" "No, don't change the speed")
+                 if [ ${cpuselection} = "yes" ]; then  
+                       cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max > /tmp/cpuspeed   
+                       sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_cpuspeed.sh $cpuspeed
+                 elif [ ${cpuselection} = "custom" ]; then     
+                       cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max > /tmp/cpuspeed           
+                       sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_cpuspeed.sh
+                 elif [ ${cpuselection} = "customsave" ]; then 
+                       cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max > /tmp/cpuspeed           
+                       sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_cpuspeed.sh
+                       zenity --info --title="Note" --text="Speed saved.\n\nTo re-enable this dialogue, please delete the file\n${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}/cpuspeed"
+                       cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max > ${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}/cpuspeed
+                elif [ ${cpuselection} = "yessave" ]; then     
+                       cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max > /tmp/cpuspeed           
+                       zenity --info --title="Note" --text="Speed saved.\n\nTo re-enable this dialogue, please delete the file\n${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}/cpuspeed"
+                       sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_cpuspeed.sh $cpuspeed
+                       cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max > ${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}/cpuspeed
+               fi
+              fi
+       else
+               cpuspeed=$(cat "${MOUNTPOINT}/pandora/appdata/${PND_NAME}/cpuspeed")
+               cat /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max > /tmp/cpuspeed
+               echo Setting to CPU-Speed $cpuspeed MHz
+               sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_cpuspeed.sh $cpuspeed
+               
+       
+       #gksudo --message ", enter your password to allow" "echo $cpuspeed>/proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max"
        fi
-       #is the union already mounted? if not mount evrything, else launch the stuff
-       mount | grep "on /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME type" # > /dev/null
-       if [ ! $? -eq 0 ]; then 
 
+       #is the union already mounted? if not mount evrything, else launch the stuff
+       mount | grep "on /mnt/utmp/${PND_NAME} type"
+       if [ $? -ne 0 ];then
                echo not mounted on loop yet, doing so
                #check if pnd is already attached to loop 
-               LOOP=$(sudo losetup -a | grep $PND | tail -n1 | awk -F: '{print $1}')
+               LOOP=$(sudo losetup -a | grep "$PND" | tail -n1 | awk -F: '{print $1}')
                #check if the loop device is already mounted
-               loopmountedon=$( mount | grep $(mount | grep $LOOP | awk '{print $3}') | grep utmp | awk '{print $3}' )
-               if [ ! $loopmountedon ]; then #check if the pnd is already attached to some loop device but not used
+               if ! [ -z "$LOOP" ];then
+                       loopmountedon=$( mount | grep "$(mount | grep "$LOOP" | awk '{print $3}')" | grep utmp | awk '{print $3}' )
+               else
+                       loopmountedon=""
+               fi
+               echo "LoopMountedon: $loopmountedon"
+               if [ ! "$loopmountedon" ]; then #check if the pnd is already attached to some loop device but not used
                        FREELOOP=$LOOP 
                        #reuse existing loop
-                       if [ ! $LOOP ]; then
+                       if [ ! "$LOOP" ]; then
                                FREELOOP=$(sudo /sbin/losetup -f) #get first free loop device
-                               if [ ! $FREELOOP  ]; then  # no free loop device, create a new one
+                               echo $FREELOOP
+                               if [ ! "$FREELOOP" ]; then  # no free loop device, create a new one
                                            #find a free loop device and use it 
                                            usedminor=$(sudo /sbin/losetup -a | tail -n1)
                                            usedminor=${usedminor:9:1}
@@ -146,106 +119,210 @@ if [ ! $umount ]; then
                                            echo freeminor $freeminor
                                            sudo mknod -m777 /dev/loop$freeminor b 7 $freeminor
                                            FREELOOP=/dev/loop$freeminor
-                               fi                      
-                       fi
-                         #detect fs
-                       
-                       if [ $DFS = ISO ]; then
-                               sudo /sbin/losetup $FREELOOP $PND #attach the pnd to the loop device
-                               mntline="sudo mount $FREELOOP /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME/" #setup the mountline for later
-                               #mntline="sudo mount -o loop,mode=777 $PND /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME"
-                               echo "Filetype is $DFS"
-                       elif [ $DFS = directory ]; then
-                                 mntline="sudo mount --bind -o ro $PND /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME"
-                         #we bind the folder, now it can be treated in a unified way ATENTION: -o ro doesnt work for --bind at least on 25, on 26 its possible using remount, may have changed on 27
-                                 echo "Filetype is $DFS"
-                       elif [ $DFS = Squashfs ]; then
-                                 sudo /sbin/losetup $FREELOOP $PND #attach the pnd to the loop device
-                                 mntline="sudo mount -t squashfs  $FREELOOP /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME"
-                                 echo "Filetype is $DFS"
-                       else
-                                 echo "error determining fs, output was $DFS"
-                                 exit 1;
+                               fi
                        fi
+                       #detect fs
+
+                       case $PND_FSTYPE in
+                       ISO)
+                               sudo /sbin/losetup $FREELOOP "$PND" #attach the pnd to the loop device
+                               mntline="sudo mount ${FREELOOP}" #setup the mountline for later
+                               #mntline="sudo mount -o loop,mode=777 $PND /mnt/pnd/$PND_NAME"
+                               echo "Filetype is $PND_FSTYPE";;
+                       directory)
+                               #we bind the folder, now it can be treated in a unified way 
+                               #ATENTION: -o ro doesnt work for --bind at least on 25, on 26 its possible using remount, may have changed on 27
+                               mntline="sudo mount --bind -o ro \"${PND}\" "
+                               echo "Filetype is $PND_FSTYPE";;
+                       Squashfs)
+                               sudo /sbin/losetup $FREELOOP "$PND" #attach the pnd to the loop device
+                               mntline="sudo mount -t squashfs  ${FREELOOP}"
+                               echo "Filetype is $PND_FSTYPE";;
+                       *)
+                               echo "error determining fs, output was $PND_FSTYPE"
+                               exit 1;;
+                       esac
 
                        echo "$mntline"
-                       $mntline #mount the pnd/folder
+                       $mntline "/mnt/pnd/${PND_NAME}" #mount the pnd/folder
                        echo "mounting union!"
-                       if [ $FILESYSTEM = vfat ]; then # use noplink on fat, dont on other fs's 
+                       FILESYSTEM=$(mount | grep "on $MOUNTPOINT " | grep -v rootfs | awk '{print $5}' | tail -n1) #get filesystem appdata is on to determine aufs options
+                       echo "Filesystem is $FILESYSTEM"
+                       if [[ "$FILESYSTEM" = "vfat" ]]; then # use noplink on fat, dont on other fs's 
                                #append is fucking dirty, need to clean that up
-                               sudo mount -t aufs -o exec,noplink,dirs=$MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME=rw+nolwh:/mnt/pnd/$BASENAME=rr$append none /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME # put union on top
-                               else
-                               sudo mount -t aufs -o exec,dirs=$MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME=rw+nolwh:/mnt/pnd/$BASENAME=rr$append none /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME # put union on top
+                               sudo mount -t aufs -o exec,noplink,dirs="$MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$PND_NAME=rw+nolwh":"/mnt/pnd/$PND_NAME=rr$append" none "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME"
+                               # put union on top
+                       else
+                               sudo mount -t aufs -o exec,dirs="$MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$PND_NAME=rw+nolwh":"/mnt/pnd/$PND_NAME=rr$append" none "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME" 
+                               # put union on top
                        fi
                else #the pnd is already mounted but a mount was requested with a different basename/uid, just link it there
                              echo $LOOP already mounted on $loopmountedon skipping losetup - putting link to old mount
                              #this is bullshit
-                             sudo rmdir /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME
-                             sudo ln -s $loopmountedon /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME 
+                             sudo rmdir "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME"
+                             sudo ln -s $loopmountedon "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME" 
                fi
        
        else
                echo "Union already mounted"
        fi
+}
+
+unmountPnd() {
+       sudo umount "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME" #umount union
+       if [ -f /tmp/cpuspeed ]; then
+               cpuspeed=$(cat /tmp/cpuspeed)
+               sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_cpuspeed.sh $cpuspeed
+               rm /tmp/cpuspeed
+       fi
+       if [ -z "$(mount |grep utmp/$PND_NAME|cut -f3 -d' ')" ]; then
+               # check if the umount was successfull, if it wasnt it would mean that theres still something running so we skip this stuff, 
+               # this WILL lead to clutter if it happens, so we should make damn sure it never happens
+               # umount the actual pnd
+               sudo umount "/mnt/pnd/$PND_NAME"
+               if [ -z "$(mount |grep pnd/$PND_NAME|cut -f3 -d' ')" ]; then
+                       #delete folders created by aufs if empty
+                       sudo rmdir "$MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$PND_NAME/.wh..wh.plnk" 2>/dev/null
+                       sudo rmdir "$MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$PND_NAME/.wh..wh..tmp" 2>/dev/null
+                       #delete appdata folder and ancestors if empty
+                       sudo rmdir -p "$MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$PND_NAME/" 2>/dev/null
+                       #delete tmp mountpoint
+                       if [ -d "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME" ];then
+                               sudo rmdir "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME"
+                       else
+                               sudo rm "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME" >/dev/null 2>&1
+                       fi
+                       if [ $PND_FSTYPE = ISO ] || [ $PND_FSTYPE = Squashfs ]; then # check if we where running an iso, clean up loop device if we did
+                               LOOP=$(sudo losetup -a | grep "$(basename $PND)" | tail -n1 | awk -F: '{print $1}')
+                               sudo /sbin/losetup -d $LOOP
+                               sudo rm $LOOP
+                       fi
+                       if [ -d /mnt/pnd/$PND_NAME ];then
+                               sudo rmdir "/mnt/pnd/$PND_NAME" #delete pnd mountpoint
+                       fi
+
+                       echo cleanup done
+               else
+                       echo umount failed, didnt clean up. Process still using this FS :
+                       list_using_fs "/mnt/pnd/$PND_NAME"
+               fi
+       else
+               echo umount failed, didnt clean up. Process still using this FS :
+               list_using_fs "/mnt/utmp/$PND_NAME"
+       fi
+}
+
+main() {
+       if [ $nox ]; then #the app doesnt want x to run, so we kill it and restart it once the app quits
+               if [ ! $(pidof X) ]; then 
+                       unset $nox
+               else
+                       applist=$(lsof /usr/lib/libX11.so.6 | awk '{print $1}'| sort | uniq)
+                       whitelist=$(cat ~/pndtest/whitelist) #adjust this to a fixed whitelist, maybe in the config dir
+                       filteredlist=$(echo -e "$applist\n\n$whitelist\n\n$whitelist" | sort | uniq -u) #whitelist appended two times so those items are always removed
+                       if [ ${#filteredlist} -ge 1 ]; then
+                               message=$(echo -e "The following applications are still running, are you sure you want to close x? \n$filteredlist")
+                               echo -e "?ae[34me[30m?"
+                               xmessage -center "$message", -buttons yes,no
+                               if [ $? = 102 ]; then
+                                       exit 1
+                               fi
+                               sudo /etc/init.d/slim-init stop
+                               sleep 5s
+                       else
+                               echo -e "?ae[34me[30m?"
+                               xmessage -center "killing x, nothing of value will be lost", -buttons ok,cancel
+                               if [ $? = 102 ]; then
+                                       exit 1
+                               fi
+                               # close x now, do we want to use slim stop or just kill x?
+                               sudo /etc/init.d/slim-init stop
+                               sleep 5s
+                       fi
+               fi
+       fi
+
+       case $ACTION in
+       mount)  mountPnd;;
+       umount) unmountPnd;;
+       run)
+               mountPnd
+               oPWD=$(pwd)
+               runApp
+               cd $oPWD
+               unmountPnd;;
+       esac
+
+
+       if [ $nox ]; then #restart x if it was killed
+               echo "starting x in 5s"
+               sleep 5
+               sudo /etc/init.d/slim-init start
+       fi
+}
+
+######################################################################################
+####   Parse arguments
+##
+
+TEMP=`getopt -o p:e:a:b:s:m::u::n::x::j:c: -- "$@"`
  
-       if [ $mount ]; then echo "mounted /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME"; exit 1; fi; #mount only, die here
-       
-       cd /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME # cd to union mount
-       if [ $STARTDIR ]; then cd $STARTDIR; fi #cd to folder specified by the optional arg -s
-       LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/mnt/utmp/$BASENAME ./$EXENAME $ARGUMENTS # execute app with ld_lib_path set to the union mount, a bit evil but i think its a good solution
-       #the app could have exited now, OR it went into bg, we still need to wait in that case till it really quits!
-       PID=`pidof -o %PPID -x $EXENAME` #get pid of app
-       while [ "$PID" ] #wait till we get no pid back for tha app, again a bit ugly, but it works
-       do
-       sleep 10s
-       PID=`pidof -o %PPID -x $EXENAME`
-       done
-       echo app exited
-       #app exited
-       cd $oCWD #cd out of the mountpoint so we can umount, doesnt really matter to where...
-else
-echo "-u set, nothing to do here"
-fi
+if [ $? != 0 ] ; then echo "Terminating..." >&2 ; exit 1 ; fi
  
+# Note the quotes around `$TEMP': they are essential!
+eval set -- "$TEMP"
  
-#clean up
-sudo rmdir /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME
-sudo umount /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME #umount union
-if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then # check if the umount was successfull, if it wasnt it would mean that theres still something running so we skip this stuff, this WILL lead to clutter if it happens, so we should make damn sure it never happens
-       #umount the actual pnd
-       sudo umount /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME
-       #delete folders created by aufs if empty
-       sudo rmdir $MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME/.wh..wh.plnk
-       sudo rmdir $MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME/.wh..wh..tmp
-       #delete appdata folder and ancestors if empty
-       sudo rmdir -p $MOUNTPOINT/pandora/appdata/$BASENAME/
-       #delete tmp mountpoint
-       sudo rmdir /mnt/utmp/$BASENAME;
-       if [ $DFS = ISO ] || [ $DFS = Squashfs ]; then # check if we where running an iso, clean up loop device if we did
-               LOOP=$(sudo losetup -a | grep $PND | tail -n1 | awk -F: '{print $1}')
-               sudo /sbin/losetup -d $LOOP
-               sudo rm $LOOP
-       fi
-       sudo rmdir /mnt/pnd/$BASENAME #delete pnd mountpoint
-       echo cleanup done
-else
-echo umount failed, didnt clean up
+ACTION=run
+while true ; do
+       case "$1" in
+               -p) PND=$2;shift 2;;
+               -e) EXENAME=$2;shift 2 ;;
+               -b) PND_NAME=$2;shift 2;;
+               -s) STARTDIR=$2;shift 2;;
+               -m) ACTION=mount;shift 2;;
+               -u) ACTION=umount;shift 2;;
+               -x) nox=1;shift 2;;
+               -j) append=$2;shift 2;;
+               -c) cpuspeed=$2;shift 2;;
+               -a) 
+                       case "$2" in
+                               "") echo "no arguments"; shift 2 ;;
+                               *)  echo "args set to \`$2'" ;ARGUMENTS=$2;shift 2 ;;
+                       esac ;;
+               --) shift ; break ;;
+               *) echo "Error while parsing arguments!" ; exit 1 ;;
+       esac
+done
+if [ ! -e "$PND" ]; then #check if theres a pnd suplied, need to clean that up a bit more
+       echo "ERROR: selected PND file does not exist!"
+       showHelp
+       exit 1
 fi
-
-if [ $nox ]; then #restart x if it was killed
-echo "starting x in 5s"
-sleep 5
-sudo /etc/init.d/slim-init start
+if [ ! "$EXENAME" ] && [[ "$ACTION" = "run" ]]; then
+       echo "ERROR: no executable name provided!"
+       showHelp
+       exit 1
 fi
 
-} #function end!
+
+PND_FSTYPE=$(file -b "$PND" | awk '{ print $1 }')      # is -p a zip/iso or folder?
+MOUNTPOINT=$(df "$PND" | tail -1|awk '{print $6}')     # find out on which mountpoint the pnd is
+if [ ! -d "$MOUNTPOINT" ] || [ $MOUNTPOINT = "/" ]; then 
+       MOUNTPOINT="";
+fi
+#PND_NAME really should be something sensible and somewhat unique
+#if -b is set use that as pnd_name, else generate it from PND
+#get basename (strip extension if file) for union mountpoints etc, maybe  this should be changed to something specified inside the xml
+#this should probably be changed to .... something more sensible
+#currently only everything up to the first '.' inside the filenames is used.
+PND_NAME=${PND_NAME:-"$(basename $PND | cut -d'.' -f1)"}
 
 if [ $nox ]; then
-echo forking now!
-fork &> /tmp/pndrun$BASENAME.out & 
-disown
+       main > "/tmp/pndrun${PND_NAME}_$ACTION.out" 2>&1 & 
+       disown
 else
-echo Running with x, not disowning!
-fork &> /tmp/pndrun$BASENAME.out
-fi
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+       main > "/tmp/pndrun${PND_NAME}_$ACTION.out" 2>&1
+fi
+
+       
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