#!/bin/csh -f
#
# swmtool_abs <absolute path to directory containing packages>
#
sleep 1		# slow the shell long enough for the cmdtool to come up
if ( $?CDHOME ) then
	# notice does not handle $CDHOME/bin/.wrapper well. Build $EXE ourselves
	set OS = `uname`
	set OSVERSION = `uname -r | sed -e 's/^5\..*/5.x/' -e 's/^4\.1\..*/4.1.x/'`
	set MACH = `uname -m | sed -e 's/sun4.*/sun4/'`
	set EXE = exe/$OS-$OSVERSION.$MACH

	$CDHOME/bin/$EXE/notice -Wp 350 300 "Caution" \
		"Installation takes several minutes to complete." \
		"There is also the possibility that the software is already installed." \
		"Please read and understand the documentation before continuing." \
		" " \
		"Press Continue or Cancel"
        if ( $status != 0 ) then
                exit $status
        endif
endif

set PKGDIR=`cd $1;/bin/pwd`
xhost +`uname -n`
clear; clear
echo " "
echo "To install, your Super User password is needed."
echo " "
echo "After entering your Super User password, the system supplied"
echo "Software Manager, swmtool, will be started for the installation."
echo " "
echo "For additional information on the use of Software Manager, press"
echo "the 'Help' key after it appears on the screen; or see: "
echo " "
echo "     Solaris 2.x Software Manager Administrator's Guide "
echo " "
echo " "
echo "Please enter your Super User password now..."
echo " "
#/bin/su root -c "setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $OPENWINHOME/lib; /usr/sbin/swmtool -d $PKGDIR"
/bin/su - root -c "$CDHOME/bin/swmtl $OPENWINHOME $PKGDIR"
echo " "
echo "Press Return to Exit"
set junk = $<
exit 0