#!/bin/ksh # NSS 1.6 - Netscape Startup Script - Wrapper for Netscape. # Author: Eon. 1998-2000. Feel free to use this script. # Email: eon@eon.za.net # Go to my homepage (http://eon.za.net/linux/nss/) for more information, # a changelog, and installation instructions. # Thanks go to all those people who gave me suggestions, ideas, fixes, etc.! # # This version, based on NSS 1.6, was modified by Ronald Record (rr@sco.com) # and Bela Lubkin (belal@sco.com) for use on SCO OpenServer and UnixWare. # It should still function identical to NSS 1.6 on all other platforms. # # **************************************************************************** # This is where you can configure the script: # **************************************************************************** # Note that you can't have a netscape executable that is named auto, nor have # it executed from a subdirectory (of the current working directory) # called auto. This will fail... But hey! Who calls it's Netscape executable # 'auto' anyway? ;) # The settings below should be ok for most users... Default is 'auto'setup. # This is the directory where Netscape Communicator or Navigator is installed. # If you would like the script to autodetect it for you, set to auto. # This feature will NOT overide an already set MOZILLA_HOME. MOZILLA_INSTALL=auto #MOZILLA_INSTALL=/opt/netscape # This is the Netscape executable. Normally it is called netscape, but some # systems can also have it named netscape-communicator, netscape-navigator, # or maybe even something else. Normally set this to auto to let the script # determine the executable's name. # if you set this manually you should include the full pathname. MOZILLA_EX=auto #MOZILLA_EX=/usr/bin/X11/netscape # Disable about splash: if set to yes it will start Netscape the first time # with the -no-about-splash option. This will disable the logo screen, which # is normally displayed. ABOUT_SPLASH_DISABLE=yes # **************************************************************************** # No need to go below this line if you don't know what you are doing ;) # **************************************************************************** # The script itself: # The script now only echo's text if something goes wrong. If you want the # script allways write to the screen what is going on, then change /dev/null # into /dev/tty... Of course you can also give a filename here... # Note: this is really only for debugging. ECHO=/dev/null #ECHO=/dev/tty echo "--- NSS 1.6 ---" > $ECHO # Check for the existence of MOZILLA_HOME: if [ Z$MOZILLA_HOME=Z ]; then echo "Check MOZILLA_HOME: set by script." > $ECHO MOZILLA_HOME=$MOZILLA_INSTALL fi # Should we autodetect the MOZILLA_HOME directory? if [ $MOZILLA_HOME = "auto" ]; then # Indeed, we should autodetect :) if [ -d /opt/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_HOME=/opt/netscape elif [ -d /usr/local/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_HOME=/usr/local/netscape elif [ -d /usr/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_HOME=/usr/netscape elif [ -d /usr/lib/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_HOME=/usr/lib/netscape # Correct me if I'm wrong: the following path is used by Solaris: elif [ -d /opt/NSCPcom ]; then MOZILLA_HOME=/opt/NSCPcom else exec echo "Could not find Netscape directory." fi echo "Auto MOZILLA_HOME: autodetection: "$MOZILLA_HOME > $ECHO fi # Should we autodetect the MOZILLA executable? if [ $MOZILLA_EX = "auto" ]; then # Yes, we should :) if [ -e $MOZILLA_HOME/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_EX=$MOZILLA_HOME/netscape elif [ -e $MOZILLA_HOME/netscape-communicator ]; then MOZILLA_EX=$MOZILLA_HOME/netscape-communicator elif [ -e $MOZILLA_HOME/netscape-navigator ]; then MOZILLA_EX=$MOZILLA_HOME/netscape-navigator # Could not find netscape executable in MOZILLA_HOME, trying globally... elif [ -e /usr/bin/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_EX=/usr/bin/netscape elif [ -e /usr/bin/X11/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_EX=/usr/bin/X11/netscape elif [ -e /usr/bin/X/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_EX=/usr/bin/X/netscape elif [ -e /usr/X11R6/bin/netscape ]; then MOZILLA_EX=/usr/X11R6/bin/netscape else exec echo "Could not find Netscape executable." fi echo "Auto MOZILLA_EX: autodetection: "$MOZILLA_EX > $ECHO fi # First check for a left lock file. if [ -L $HOME/.netscape/lock ]; then # Lock file found echo "Check lock: Lock file found." > $ECHO if ! (ps -e || ps x) | grep `ls -l $HOME/.netscape/lock | cut -d \: -f 3 | grep '[1234567890]*'` | grep -v -q -s 'grep'; then # Netscape not in memory, but we found a lock file. echo "Check lock: Removing left lock file." > $ECHO rm $HOME/.netscape/lock fi fi # # SCO specific startup stuff (rr@sco.com) # SYSTEM=`uname -s` [ "$SYSTEM" = "UnixWare" ] || [ "$SYSTEM" = "SCO_SV" ] && { # Change :0 to unix:0 to work around Xlib bug case $DISPLAY in :*|`hostname`:*|`uname -n`:*) DISPLAY=unix:`echo $DISPLAY | sed 's/.*://'`;; esac export DISPLAY # Turn on non-network local connections to the X server # (this permits scohelp to start NS for context-sensitive help) case $DISPLAY in unix:*) xhost +local: >&-;; esac # Remove XMODIFIERS from the environment if it's there, # to allow charsets to work correctly unset XMODIFIERS # Don't use the IXI version of the Motif form Widget because it # causes the Edit->Preferences dialog to be too small if [ ! -n "$USEPREMIERADDS" ] ; then USEPREMIERADDS=ALL,-form fi export USEPREMIERADDS } # # End of SCO specific stuff (rr@sco.com) # # Starting Netscape: export MOZILLA_HOME if [ -L $HOME/.netscape/lock ]; then # Hmmm... Netscape is running... echo "Exec: Netscape is already running." > $ECHO if echo " $*" | grep '[-]remote' > /dev/null; then echo "Exec: -remote detected. Passing it to Netscape." > $ECHO exec $MOZILLA_EX $* else # We may have a problem here... First check if any options were given. if [ $# = 0 ]; then # No options, so opening a new browser window. $MOZILLA_EX -remote 'openBrowser()' else # Checking all options. while test -n "$1" do MOZILLA_OPTION=$1 unset REMOTE_COMMAND unset URL case $MOZILLA_OPTION in -composer|-edit|composer|edit) REMOTE_COMMAND='editURL' URL=$2 shift # Check if it the URL is a file name. if echo "$URL" | grep -q -v '^[a-zA-Z]*://' then # File name absolute or relative? case $URL in /*) break ;; *) URL="$PWD/$URL" ;; esac URL="file://localhost$URL" fi ;; -discussions|-news|discussions|news) REMOTE_COMMAND='openNews' ;; -mail|mail) REMOTE_COMMAND='openInbox' ;; -*) ;; *) REMOTE_COMMAND='openBrowser' URL=$MOZILLA_OPTION if [ -e $URL ]; then case $URL in /*) URL="file:$URL";; *) URL="file:$PWD/$URL";; esac fi ;; esac if test ! $REMOTE_COMMAND then echo $MOZILLA_OPTION" could not be executed because Netscape is already running." > $ECHO else echo "Exec remote: sending $REMOTE_COMMAND($URL) to Netscape." > $ECHO $MOZILLA_EX -remote "$REMOTE_COMMAND($URL)" fi shift done fi fi else # Netscape is not running yet. echo "Exec: Netscape is not yet running." > $ECHO if echo " $*" | grep '[-]remote' > /dev/null; then # -remote command detected. We MUST have Netscape running before we # can execute this command. When Netscape detects a -remote command # it seems that it only executes those -remote commands, and that # it does not bother to look at other command line arguments (such # as -mail, etc.)... So we don't have to worry about that... echo "Exec: -remote detected. Will start Netscape first." > $ECHO $MOZILLA_EX & echo "Exec: Netscape is loading..." > $ECHO while ! $MOZILLA_EX -raise 2> /dev/null; do # Netscape is not yet finished loading... We'll hold... sleep 1; done echo "Exec remote: sending remote command to Netscape." > $ECHO exec $MOZILLA_EX $* else # He! We can actually start Netscape the normal way! ;) echo "Exec: starting Netscape." > $ECHO if [ $ABOUT_SPLASH_DISABLE = "yes" ]; then exec $MOZILLA_EX -no-about-splash $* else exec $MOZILLA_EX $* fi fi fi