#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use IO::File; use IO::Pipe; use feature 'switch'; my ($filename, $conf); $filename = '/boot/firmware/sysconf.txt'; logger('info', "Reading the system configuration settings from $filename"); $conf = read_conf($filename); if (my $pass = delete($conf->{root_pw})) { my $pipe; logger('debug', 'Resetting root password'); unless (open($pipe, '|-', '/usr/sbin/chpasswd')) { my $err = $!; logger('error', "Could not run chpasswd: $err"); die $err; } $pipe->print("root:$pass"); close($pipe); } if (my $root_authorized_key = delete($conf->{root_authorized_key})) { my $fh; logger('debug', "Adding key to root's authorized_keys"); if(! -d "/root/.ssh") { if(!mkdir("/root/.ssh", 0700)) { my $err = sprintf("Could not create /root/.ssh directory: %s", $!); logger('error', $err); die $err; } } unless ($fh = IO::File->new('/root/.ssh/authorized_keys', 'w', 0600)) { my $err = $!; logger('error', "Could not write /root/.ssh/authorized_keys: $err"); die $err; } $fh->print($root_authorized_key); $fh->close; } if (my $name = delete($conf->{hostname})) { my $fh; logger('debug', "Setting hostname to '$name'"); unless ($fh = IO::File->new('/etc/hostname', 'w')) { my $err = $!; logger('error', "Could not write hostname '$name': $err"); die $err; } $fh->print($name); $fh->close; system('hostname', '--file', '/etc/hostname'); } rewrite_conf_file($filename, $conf); exit 0; sub read_conf { my ($file, $conf, $fh); $file = shift; $conf = {}; unless ($fh = IO::File->new($filename, 'r')) { my $err = $!; logger('error', "Could not read from configuration file '$filename': $err"); # Not finding the config file is not fatal: there is just # nothing to configure! return $conf; } while (my $line = $fh->getline) { my ($key, $value); # Allow for comments, and properly ignore them $line =~ s/#.+//; if ( ($key, $value) = ($line =~ m/^\s*([^=]+)\s*=\s*(.*)\s*$/)) { $key = lc($key); if (exists($conf->{$key})) { logger('warn', "Repeated configuration key: $key. " . "Overwriting with new value ($value)"); } $conf->{$key} = $value; } } $fh->close; return $conf; } sub logger { my ($prio, $msg) = @_; system('logger', '-p', "daemon.$prio", '-t', 'rpi-set-sysconf', $msg); } sub rewrite_conf_file { my ($filename, $conf) = @_; my $fh; unless ($fh = IO::File->new($filename, 'w')) { my $err = $!; logger('error', "Could not write to configuration file '$filename': $err"); die $err; } $fh->print( q(# This file will be automatically evaluated and installed at next boot # time, and regenerated (to avoid leaking passwords and such information). # # To force it to be evaluated immediately, you can run (as root): # # /usr/sbin/rpi-set-sysconf # # You can disable the file evaluation by disabling the rpi-set-sysconf # service in systemd: # # systemctl disable rpi-set-sysconf # # Comments (all portions of a line following a '#' character) are # ignored. This file is read line by line. Valid # configuration lines are of the form 'key=value'. Whitespace around # 'key' and 'value' is ignored. This file will be _regenerated_ every # time it is evaluated. # # We follow the convention to indent with one space comments, and # leave no space to indicate the line is an example that could be # uncommented. # root_pw - Set a password for the root user (by default, it allows # for a passwordless login) #root_pw=FooBar # root_authorized_key - Set an authorized key for a root ssh login #root_authorized_key= # hostname - Set the system hostname. #hostname=rpi )); if (scalar keys %$conf) { logger('warn', 'Unprocessed keys left in $filename: ' . join(', ', sort keys %$conf)); $fh->print( q( # We found the following unhandled keys - That means, the # configuration script does not know how to handle them. Please # double-check them! )); $fh->print(join('', map {sprintf("%s=%s\n", $_, $conf->{$_})} sort keys %$conf)); } $fh->close; }