root/trunk/VBoxVentriloControl/run.sh

#!/bin/bash
#
# VirtualBox Ventrilo Controller 
# By Kevin Fitzgerald - kevin@kevinfitzgerald.net
#
# $Id$
# $Url$
#
# This script loads the config and runs the actual controller.

# Load the config
. ./config.sh

# Check the config
if [ "$ConfigFinished" != "true" ]; then
   
   echo "Uh oh, doesn't look like you didn't made it though the end of the configuration process." >&2
   echo "Make sure you edit the config file 'config.sh' and set up your preferences!"
   exit 2
fi

# Check the event config
EventUID=$(ls -al $EventDevice | cut -d" " -f3)
EventGID=$(ls -al $EventDevice | cut -d" " -f4)

# Do a preliminary check if the running user might not have access to the device
if [ "$RunUserCheck" == "true" -a "$EventUID" != "$(whoami)" -a "$EventGID" != "$(whoami)" -a "$(whoami)" != "root" ]; then
   
   # If they failed the prelim check, check if they should automatically attempt to sudo to get access
   if [ "$RunAutoSudo" != "true" ]; then
      
      # Don't auto sudo, so ask if they want to continue
      echo " ** Warning: You might not have access to read the device."
      echo -n " Continue with attempt to sudo? (Y/n): "
      read continueChoice
      
      # If not, end
      if [ "$continueChoice" == "n" -o "$continueChoice" == "N" ]; then
         echo "Aborted."
         exit 1;
      fi
      
   else
      
      # Auto sudo to get access and run the controller
      sudo ./VBoxVentriloControl $EventDevice $InputKeyCode
      exit $?
      
   fi
else

   # No potential problems found, run the controller
   ./VBoxVentriloControl $EventDevice $InputKeyCode
   exit $?
   
fi