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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Written by Gina Häußge originally at https://github.com/OctoPrint/OctoPi-UpToDate/blob/e70ccdaf0cd4ef4adfaa3f9b6b288fb6bfda116a/scripts/files/user-fix
set -e
USERID=1000
FIRSTUSER=`getent passwd $USERID | cut -d: -f1`
FIRSTUSERHOME=`getent passwd $USERID | cut -d: -f6`
CURRENT=`grep User= /etc/systemd/system/octoprint.service | cut -d= -f2`
if [ "$CURRENT" = "pi" -a "$FIRSTUSER" != "pi" ]; then
# if we get here it means that the first user was renamed but we haven't yet
# updated all of OctoPi's files that depend on that name, so let's do that now
# first we need to figure out if we can use the new user name in systemd files
# directly or if we need to use the UID - we do that by checking if the
# escaped name differes from the plain name, if so something is non ASCII
# and the UID is the safer bet
FIRSTUSERESC=`systemd-escape "$FIRSTUSER"`
if [ "$FIRSTUSER" != "$FIRSTUSERESC" ]; then
SERVICEUSER=$USERID
else
SERVICEUSER=$FIRSTUSER
fi
# fix OctoPrint service file
echo "Fixing service file"
sed -i "s!User=pi!User=$SERVICEUSER!g" /etc/systemd/system/octoprint.service
sed -i "s!ExecStart=/home/pi/!ExecStart=$FIRSTUSERHOME/!g" /etc/systemd/system/octoprint.service
systemctl daemon-reload
# fix sudoers files
echo "Fixing sudoers"
sed -i "s!^pi!$FIRSTUSER!g" /etc/sudoers.d/octoprint-service
sed -i "s!^pi!$FIRSTUSER!g" /etc/sudoers.d/octoprint-shutdown
# fix scripts
echo "Fixing scripts"
sed -i "s!/home/pi/!$FIRSTUSERHOME/!g" $FIRSTUSERHOME/scripts/add-octoprint-checkout
sed -i "s!/home/pi/!$FIRSTUSERHOME/!g" $FIRSTUSERHOME/scripts/welcome
sed -i "s!/home/pi/!$FIRSTUSERHOME/!g" $FIRSTUSERHOME/.bashrc
sed -i "s!/home/pi/!$FIRSTUSERHOME/!g" /root/bin/webcamd
# fix virtualenv
echo "Fixing paths in virtual environment"
cd $FIRSTUSERHOME/oprint
sudo -u $FIRSTUSER $FIRSTUSERHOME/.local/bin/virtualenv-tools --update-path $FIRSTUSERHOME/oprint
# finally, reboot for all of this to actually take affect
echo "Adjusted scripts to new user, restarting services..."
systemctl reboot
fi
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