Implemented wrapper for pkgmgr and more sync for safe image transfer and manjaro gnome 24

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# Linux Image Manager🖥🛠
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# Linux Image Manager 🖥️🛠️
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Linux Image Manager(lim) is a powerful collection of shell scripts for downloading, configuring, and managing Linux images. Whether you're setting up encrypted storage, configuring a virtual Btrfs RAID1, performing backups, or chrooting into an image, this tool makes Linux image administration simple and efficient. 🚀
Linux Image Manager (lim) is a powerful collection of shell scripts for downloading, configuring, and managing Linux images. Whether you're setting up encrypted storage, configuring a virtual Btrfs RAID1, performing backups, or chrooting into an image, this tool makes Linux image administration simple and efficient. 🚀
> **Note:** In this project, `lim` is an alias for the **main.py** wrapper script which orchestrates the execution of the various shell scripts.
## Features ✨
- **Image Download & Setup:** Automatically download and prepare Linux distributions.
- **Encrypted Storage:** Configure LUKS encryption for secure image management.
- **Virtual RAID1:** Easily set up virtual Btrfs RAID1 for data redundancy.
- **Chroot Environment:** Seamlessly chroot into your Linux image for system maintenance.
- **Backup & Restore:** Comprehensive backup and restore options for system images.
- **Backup & Restore:** Create image backups from devices using dd.
- **Chroot Environment:** Easily enter a chroot shell to maintain or modify Linux images.
- **Automated Procedures:** Simplify partitioning, formatting, mounting, and more.
## Installation 📦
Install Linux Image Manager quickly with [Kevin's Package Manager](https://github.com/kevinveenbirkenbach/package-manager) under the alias `lim`. Just run:
Install Linux Image Manager quickly using [Kevin's Package Manager](https://github.com/kevinveenbirkenbach/package-manager) under the alias `lim`. Just run:
```bash
package-manager install lim
```
This command makes Linux Image Manager globally available as `lim` in your terminal. 🔧
This command makes Linux Image Manager globally available as `lim` in your terminal. The `lim` alias points to the **main.py** wrapper script.
## Usage ⚙️
Linux Image Manager comes with a variety of scripts tailored for different tasks. Here are a few examples:
The **main.py** wrapper provides a unified interface to run the different shell scripts included in this project. It supports various script types and allows you to pass additional parameters. The built-in `--help` option displays detailed usage information.
### Virtual Btrfs RAID1 Setup
```bash
lim raid1/setup.sh
```
### Available Script Types
### Linux Image Setup
```bash
lim image/setup.sh
```
- **Image Setup (`--type image`):**
Executes the Linux image setup located at `scripts/image/setup.sh`. This setup:
- Creates partitions and formats them.
- Transfers the Linux image file to the device.
- Configures boot and root partitions.
### Chroot into Linux Image
```bash
lim image/chroot.sh
```
- **Single Drive Encryption Setup (`--type single`):**
Executes the single-drive encryption setup from `scripts/encryption/storage/single_drive/setup.sh`. This setup:
- Sets up disk encryption using LUKS on one drive.
- Configures a Btrfs file system for secure storage.
### Backup Image
```bash
lim image/backup.sh
```
- **RAID1 Encryption Setup (`--type raid1`):**
Executes the RAID1 encryption setup found at `scripts/encryption/storage/raid1/setup.sh`. This setup:
- Configures a virtual RAID1 with two drives.
- Uses LUKS encryption and a Btrfs RAID1 file system for redundancy.
Explore the `scripts/` directory for more functionalities and detailed usage instructions.
- **Backup Image Setup (`--type backup`):**
Executes the backup image setup located at `scripts/image/backup.sh`. This setup:
- Creates an image backup from a memory device to a file.
- Uses `dd` to transfer the image from the specified device to an image file.
- **Chroot Environment Setup (`--type chroot`):**
Executes the chroot setup from `scripts/image/chroot.sh`. This setup:
- Mounts partitions and configures the chroot environment for a Linux image.
- Provides a shell within the Linux image for system maintenance.
### Command-Line Options
- **`--type`**
**(Required)** Choose the type of script to execute. Options include: `image`, `single`, `raid1`, `backup`, and `chroot`.
- **`--extra`**
**(Optional)** Pass any extra parameters directly to the selected shell script.
- **`--auto-confirm`**
**(Optional)** Automatically bypass the confirmation prompt before executing the selected script.
- **`--help`**
**(Optional)** Displays detailed help information about the command-line options and usage of the wrapper. Simply run:
```bash
lim --help
```
to view the complete help message.
### Example Commands
- **Display Help:**
```bash
lim --help
```
- **Show Information About the Image Setup:**
```bash
lim --type image --info
```
- **Execute the Linux Image Setup (with extra parameters):**
```bash
lim --type image --extra --some-option value
```
- **Run the Single Drive Encryption Setup without a confirmation prompt:**
```bash
lim --type single --auto-confirm
```
- **Execute the RAID1 Encryption Setup:**
```bash
lim --type raid1
```
- **Perform a Backup of an Image:**
```bash
lim --type backup
```
- **Enter a Chroot Environment for a Linux Image:**
```bash
lim --type chroot
```
For additional details on each script and further configuration options, please refer to the `scripts/` and `configuration/` directories.
## Configuration & Customization 🔧
Customize your environment in the `configuration/` folder:
- **General Packages:** Common packages for all setup scripts.
- **Server LUKS Packages:** Packages needed for setting up LUKS encryption on servers.
- **General Packages:** Contains common packages for all setup scripts.
- **Server LUKS Packages:** Contains packages needed for setting up LUKS encryption on servers.
## License 📜
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- **Website:** [https://www.veen.world/](https://www.veen.world/)
Feel free to contribute, report issues, or get in touch. Happy Linux managing! 😊
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import subprocess
import os
import argparse
def run_script(script_path, extra_args):
if not os.path.exists(script_path):
print(f"[ERROR] Script not found at {script_path}")
exit(1)
command = ["sudo","bash", script_path] + extra_args
print(f"[INFO] Running command: {' '.join(command)}")
result = subprocess.run(command)
if result.returncode != 0:
print(f"[ERROR] Script exited with code {result.returncode}")
exit(result.returncode)
print("[SUCCESS] Script executed successfully.")
def main():
# Use os.path.realpath to get the actual path of this file regardless of symlinks
repo_root = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
# Define available scripts along with their descriptions.
setup_scripts = {
"image": {
"path": os.path.join(repo_root, "scripts", "image", "setup.sh"),
"description": (
"Linux Image Setup:\n"
" - Creates partitions and formats them.\n"
" - Transfers the Linux image file to the device.\n"
" - Configures boot and root partitions."
)
},
"single": {
"path": os.path.join(repo_root, "scripts", "encryption", "storage", "single_drive", "setup.sh"),
"description": (
"Single Drive Encryption Setup:\n"
" - Sets up disk encryption using LUKS on one drive.\n"
" - Configures a Btrfs file system for secure storage."
)
},
"raid1": {
"path": os.path.join(repo_root, "scripts", "encryption", "storage", "raid1", "setup.sh"),
"description": (
"RAID1 Encryption Setup:\n"
" - Configures a virtual RAID1 with two drives.\n"
" - Uses LUKS encryption and a Btrfs RAID1 file system for redundancy."
)
},
"backup": {
"path": os.path.join(repo_root, "scripts", "image", "backup.sh"),
"description": (
"Backup Image Setup:\n"
" - Creates an image backup from a memory device to a file.\n"
" - Uses dd to transfer the image from the specified device to an image file."
)
},
"chroot": {
"path": os.path.join(repo_root, "scripts", "image", "chroot.sh"),
"description": (
"Chroot Environment Setup:\n"
" - Mounts partitions and configures the chroot environment for a Linux image.\n"
" - Provides a shell within the Linux image for system maintenance."
)
}
}
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description="Wrapper for executing various scripts from Linux Image Manager.",
epilog=(
"Available script types:\n"
" image - Linux Image Setup\n"
" single - Single Drive Encryption Setup\n"
" raid1 - RAID1 Encryption Setup\n"
" backup - Backup Image Setup\n"
" chroot - Chroot Environment Setup\n\n"
"Additional Options:\n"
" --extra Pass extra parameters to the selected script.\n"
" --auto-confirm Bypass the confirmation prompt before execution.\n"
" --help Display this help message and exit."
),
formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter
)
parser.add_argument("--type", required=True, choices=list(setup_scripts.keys()),
help="Select the script type to execute. Options: " + ", ".join(setup_scripts.keys()))
parser.add_argument("--extra", nargs=argparse.REMAINDER, default=[],
help="Extra parameters to pass to the selected script.")
parser.add_argument("--auto-confirm", action="store_true",
help="Automatically confirm execution without prompting the user.")
args = parser.parse_args()
script_info = setup_scripts[args.type]
print("[INFO] Selected script type:", args.type)
print("[INFO] Description:")
print(script_info["description"])
print("[INFO] Script path:", script_info["path"])
if args.extra:
print("[INFO] Extra parameters provided:", " ".join(args.extra))
else:
print("[INFO] No extra parameters provided.")
if not args.auto_confirm:
input("Press Enter to execute the script or Ctrl+C to cancel...")
run_script(script_info["path"], args.extra)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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info "Optimal blocksize set to: $OPTIMAL_BLOCKSIZE" || error
}
print_partition_table_info() {
echo "##########################################################################################"
echo "Note on Partition Table Deletion:"
echo "---------------------------------------------"
echo "• MBR (Master Boot Record):"
echo " - Typically occupies the first sector (512 bytes), i.e., 1 block."
echo ""
echo "• GPT (GUID Partition Table):"
echo " - Uses a protective MBR (1 block), a GPT header (1 block),"
echo " and usually a partition entry array that takes up about 32 blocks."
echo " - Total: approximately 34 blocks (assuming a 512-byte block size)."
echo ""
echo "Recommendation: For deleting a GPT partition table, use a block size of 512 bytes"
echo " and overwrite at least 34 blocks to ensure the entire table is cleared."
echo "##########################################################################################"
}
overwrite_device() {
# Call the function to display the information.
print_partition_table_info
question "Should $device_path be overwritten with zeros before copying? (y/N/block count)" && read -r copy_zeros_to_device
case "$copy_zeros_to_device" in
y)
info "Overwriting entire device..." &&
dd if=/dev/zero of="$device_path" bs="$OPTIMAL_BLOCKSIZE" status=progress || error "Overwriting $device_path failed."
dd if=/dev/zero of="$device_path" bs="$OPTIMAL_BLOCKSIZE" status=progress && sync || error "Overwriting $device_path failed."
;;
N|'')
info "Skipping Overwriting..."
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*)
if [[ "$copy_zeros_to_device" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
info "Overwriting $copy_zeros_to_device blocks..." &&
dd if=/dev/zero of="$device_path" bs="$OPTIMAL_BLOCKSIZE" count="$copy_zeros_to_device" status=progress || error "Overwriting $device_path failed."
dd if=/dev/zero of="$device_path" bs="$OPTIMAL_BLOCKSIZE" count="$copy_zeros_to_device" status=progress && sync || error "Overwriting $device_path failed."
else
error "Invalid input. Block count must be a number."
fi

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then
warning "File already exists. Overwriting!"
fi
sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of="$secret_key_path" bs=512 count=8 &&
sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of="$secret_key_path" bs=512 count=8 && sync &&
info "Opening and closing device to verify that everything works fine..." &&
sudo cryptsetup -v luksClose "$1" || info "No need to luksClose $1. Device isn't open." &&

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read -r bestaetigung && echo "$bestaetigung";
info "Imagetransfer starts. This can take a while..." &&
dd if="$device_path" of="$ofi" bs=1M status=progress || error "\"dd\" failed.";
dd if="$device_path" of="$ofi" bs=1M status=progress && sync || error "\"dd\" failed.";
success "Imagetransfer successfull." && exit 0;

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base_download_url="https://download.manjaro.org/gnome/22.1.3/"
image_name="manjaro-gnome-22.1.3-230529-linux61.iso"
;;
"24")
base_download_url="https://download.manjaro.org/gnome/24.2.1/"
image_name="manjaro-gnome-24.2.1-241216-linux612.iso"
;;
"raspberrypi")
# at the moment just optimized for raspberry pi 4
base_download_url="https://github.com/manjaro-arm/rpi4-images/releases/download/23.02/"