On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 2:38 PM, Gert van den Berg<wine-users@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi all, > > I created as little script to run wine and automatically log the > output and some basic information to a file. > > It can be downloaded from here: http://www.mohag.net/wine_with_log > > How to use: > 1. Download (or create) it somewhere and set it executable. > wget http://www.mohag.net/wine_with_log > chmod +x wine_with_log > > 2. Run application with wine_with_log rather than wine > 3. Logs can be found in the wine-logs subdirectory (Filenames: > <command>.<date>.<wine version>.log) > > It attempts to run wine-git from ~/wine-git/wine first, followed by > wine from /usr/local, then wine from /usr and finally the default wine > (no path specified). > > It adds some general information about the environment that it is used > in at the top of the log. Please check this information before > uploading / publishing the log publicly to ensure that it contains no > private information. > > Please let me know of any bugs. Other improvements are welcome. > > TODO: > 1. Distro detection with lsb_release if available. Not all distro's use lsb_release. /etc/release, /etc/issue, /etc/redhat-release, etc. are other popular ways to get that info. Keep in mind, not everyone uses Linux ;-). `uname -s` will give you the OS type (in a portable way). > Script code: (if wget is impracticable for some reason) > #!/bin/sh > # wine_with_log: Script for running wine while showing and logging output > # Gert van den Berg, 24 June 2009 > # This script is released into the public domain > # > # The script prefers a wine-git in the home directory, followed by a > wine in /usr/local > # and /usr, with the system's default wine version being tried last > > logpath="$HOME/wine-logs" > > if [ -x "$HOME/wine-git/wine" ]; then > wine="$HOME/wine-git/wine" > elif [ -x /usr/local/bin/wine ]; then > wine="/usr/local/bin/wine" > elif [ -x /usr/bin/wine ]; then > wine="/usr/bin/wine" > else > wine=wine > fi It'd be better to take WINE as an environmental variable first, that way the user can specify which they want. E.g., I keep 'vanilla' wine installed in /usr/local/bin, but when testing, may run from $HOME/wine-git. Many users have custom versions in random places. You should use wine="`which wine`" as a fallback. > WINEPREFIX="${WINEPREFIX:-$HOME/.wine}" export state not changed Not sure what you're trying to do with the 'export ...'. Was that meant to a comment? Output to the log? > date=`date +%Y%m%d-%H:%M:%S` > > if [ -d "$WINEPREFIX" ]; then > wineprefixstatus="Not clean" > else > wineprefixstatus="Clean" > fi the '[ ] ; then' isn't portable (just found this out myself ;-) ). Put the 'then' on a separate line, remove the ';'. > if ! winever=`$wine --version` 2> /dev/null; then > echo "Fatal error: Cannot run wine with command '$wine'!" 1>&2 > exit 1 Move this up earlier with the wine check. > mkdir "$logpath" > > logname="$logpath/$1.$date.$winever.log" > > echo "----------------------------------------------------------"|tee "$logname" > echo "Wine version: $winever" |tee -a "$logname" > echo "WINEPREFIX: '$WINEPREFIX'"|tee -a "$logname" > echo "WINEPREFIX state: '$wineprefixstatus'"|tee -a "$logname" > echo "Working directory: '`pwd`'"|tee -a "$logname" > echo "Date: `date`"|tee -a "$logname" > echo "OS info (uname -a): '`uname -a`'"|tee -a "$logname" > echo "Command: '$wine $@'"|tee -a "$logname" > echo "----------------------------------------------------------"|tee > -a "$logname" > wine "$@" 2>&1|tee -a "$logname" Should be $wine -- -Austin
