├── template.app
    └── Contents
    │   ├── MacOS
    │       └── Application Stub
    │   ├── Resources
    │       ├── AutomatorApplet.icns
    │       ├── ar.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── ca.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── cs.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── da.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── el.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── fi.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── he.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── hr.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── hu.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── id.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── ko.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── ms.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── no.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── pl.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── pt.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── ro.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── ru.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── sk.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── sv.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── th.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── tr.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── uk.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── vi.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── Dutch.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── es_MX.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── pt_PT.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── zh_CN.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── zh_TW.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── English.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── French.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── German.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── Italian.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       ├── Spanish.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │       └── Japanese.lproj
    │       │   └── ApplicationStub.nib
    │   ├── Info.plist
    │   └── document.wflow
├── .gitignore
├── README.md
├── mactomb.sh
└── LICENSE


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/.gitignore:
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 1 | # Byte-compiled / optimized / DLL files
 2 | __pycache__/
 3 | *.py[cod]
 4 | 
 5 | # C extensions
 6 | *.so
 7 | 
 8 | # Distribution / packaging
 9 | .Python
10 | env/
11 | build/
12 | develop-eggs/
13 | dist/
14 | downloads/
15 | eggs/
16 | .eggs/
17 | lib/
18 | lib64/
19 | parts/
20 | sdist/
21 | var/
22 | *.egg-info/
23 | .installed.cfg
24 | *.egg
25 | 
26 | # PyInstaller
27 | #  Usually these files are written by a python script from a template
28 | #  before PyInstaller builds the exe, so as to inject date/other infos into it.
29 | *.manifest
30 | *.spec
31 | 
32 | # Installer logs
33 | pip-log.txt
34 | pip-delete-this-directory.txt
35 | 
36 | # Unit test / coverage reports
37 | htmlcov/
38 | .tox/
39 | .coverage
40 | .coverage.*
41 | .cache
42 | nosetests.xml
43 | coverage.xml
44 | *,cover
45 | 
46 | # Translations
47 | *.mo
48 | *.pot
49 | 
50 | # Django stuff:
51 | *.log
52 | 
53 | # Sphinx documentation
54 | docs/_build/
55 | 
56 | # PyBuilder
57 | target/
58 | 
59 | .DS_Store
60 | 


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 1 | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 2 | <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
 3 | <plist version="1.0">
 4 | <dict>
 5 | 	<key>AMIsApplet</key>
 6 | 	<true/>
 7 | 	<key>AMStayOpen</key>
 8 | 	<false/>
 9 | 	<key>BuildMachineOSBuild</key>
10 | 	<string>14D49</string>
11 | 	<key>CFBundleDevelopmentRegion</key>
12 | 	<string>English</string>
13 | 	<key>CFBundleDocumentTypes</key>
14 | 	<array>
15 | 		<dict>
16 | 			<key>CFBundleTypeExtensions</key>
17 | 			<array>
18 | 				<string>*</string>
19 | 			</array>
20 | 			<key>CFBundleTypeName</key>
21 | 			<string>Automator workflow file</string>
22 | 			<key>CFBundleTypeOSTypes</key>
23 | 			<array>
24 | 				<string>****</string>
25 | 			</array>
26 | 			<key>CFBundleTypeRole</key>
27 | 			<string>Viewer</string>
28 | 		</dict>
29 | 	</array>
30 | 	<key>CFBundleExecutable</key>
31 | 	<string>Application Stub</string>
32 | 	<key>CFBundleIconFile</key>
33 | 	<string>AutomatorApplet</string>
34 | 	<key>CFBundleIdentifier</key>
35 | 	<string>com.apple.automator.test</string>
36 | 	<key>CFBundleInfoDictionaryVersion</key>
37 | 	<string>6.0</string>
38 | 	<key>CFBundleName</key>
39 | 	<string>test</string>
40 | 	<key>CFBundlePackageType</key>
41 | 	<string>APPL</string>
42 | 	<key>CFBundleShortVersionString</key>
43 | 	<string>1.2</string>
44 | 	<key>CFBundleSignature</key>
45 | 	<string>????</string>
46 | 	<key>CFBundleURLTypes</key>
47 | 	<array/>
48 | 	<key>CFBundleVersion</key>
49 | 	<string>409.2</string>
50 | 	<key>DTCompiler</key>
51 | 	<string>com.apple.compilers.llvm.clang.1_0</string>
52 | 	<key>DTPlatformBuild</key>
53 | 	<string>6D97u</string>
54 | 	<key>DTPlatformVersion</key>
55 | 	<string>GM</string>
56 | 	<key>DTSDKBuild</key>
57 | 	<string>14D42</string>
58 | 	<key>DTSDKName</key>
59 | 	<string>macosx10.10internal</string>
60 | 	<key>DTXcode</key>
61 | 	<string>0630</string>
62 | 	<key>DTXcodeBuild</key>
63 | 	<string>6D97u</string>
64 | 	<key>LSMinimumSystemVersion</key>
65 | 	<string>10.5</string>
66 | 	<key>LSMinimumSystemVersionByArchitecture</key>
67 | 	<dict>
68 | 		<key>x86_64</key>
69 | 		<string>10.6</string>
70 | 	</dict>
71 | 	<key>LSUIElement</key>
72 | 	<true/>
73 | 	<key>NSAppleScriptEnabled</key>
74 | 	<string>YES</string>
75 | 	<key>NSMainNibFile</key>
76 | 	<string>ApplicationStub</string>
77 | 	<key>NSPrincipalClass</key>
78 | 	<string>NSApplication</string>
79 | 	<key>NSServices</key>
80 | 	<array/>
81 | 	<key>UTExportedTypeDeclarations</key>
82 | 	<array/>
83 | 	<key>UTImportedTypeDeclarations</key>
84 | 	<array/>
85 | </dict>
86 | </plist>
87 | 


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  1 | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  2 | <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
  3 | <plist version="1.0">
  4 | <dict>
  5 | 	<key>AMApplicationBuild</key>
  6 | 	<string>409.2</string>
  7 | 	<key>AMApplicationVersion</key>
  8 | 	<string>2.5</string>
  9 | 	<key>AMDocumentVersion</key>
 10 | 	<string>2</string>
 11 | 	<key>actions</key>
 12 | 	<array>
 13 | 		<dict>
 14 | 			<key>action</key>
 15 | 			<dict>
 16 | 				<key>AMAccepts</key>
 17 | 				<dict>
 18 | 					<key>Container</key>
 19 | 					<string>List</string>
 20 | 					<key>Optional</key>
 21 | 					<true/>
 22 | 					<key>Types</key>
 23 | 					<array>
 24 | 						<string>com.apple.cocoa.string</string>
 25 | 					</array>
 26 | 				</dict>
 27 | 				<key>AMActionVersion</key>
 28 | 				<string>2.0.3</string>
 29 | 				<key>AMApplication</key>
 30 | 				<array>
 31 | 					<string>Automator</string>
 32 | 				</array>
 33 | 				<key>AMParameterProperties</key>
 34 | 				<dict>
 35 | 					<key>COMMAND_STRING</key>
 36 | 					<dict/>
 37 | 					<key>CheckedForUserDefaultShell</key>
 38 | 					<dict/>
 39 | 					<key>inputMethod</key>
 40 | 					<dict/>
 41 | 					<key>shell</key>
 42 | 					<dict/>
 43 | 					<key>source</key>
 44 | 					<dict/>
 45 | 				</dict>
 46 | 				<key>AMProvides</key>
 47 | 				<dict>
 48 | 					<key>Container</key>
 49 | 					<string>List</string>
 50 | 					<key>Types</key>
 51 | 					<array>
 52 | 						<string>com.apple.cocoa.string</string>
 53 | 					</array>
 54 | 				</dict>
 55 | 				<key>ActionBundlePath</key>
 56 | 				<string>/System/Library/Automator/Run Shell Script.action</string>
 57 | 				<key>ActionName</key>
 58 | 				<string>Run Shell Script</string>
 59 | 				<key>ActionParameters</key>
 60 | 				<dict>
 61 | 					<key>COMMAND_STRING</key>
 62 | 					<string>SCRIPT_TO_RUN</string>
 63 | 					<key>CheckedForUserDefaultShell</key>
 64 | 					<true/>
 65 | 					<key>inputMethod</key>
 66 | 					<integer>1</integer>
 67 | 					<key>shell</key>
 68 | 					<string>/bin/bash</string>
 69 | 					<key>source</key>
 70 | 					<string></string>
 71 | 				</dict>
 72 | 				<key>BundleIdentifier</key>
 73 | 				<string>com.apple.RunShellScript</string>
 74 | 				<key>CFBundleVersion</key>
 75 | 				<string>2.0.3</string>
 76 | 				<key>CanShowSelectedItemsWhenRun</key>
 77 | 				<false/>
 78 | 				<key>CanShowWhenRun</key>
 79 | 				<true/>
 80 | 				<key>Category</key>
 81 | 				<array>
 82 | 					<string>AMCategoryUtilities</string>
 83 | 				</array>
 84 | 				<key>Class Name</key>
 85 | 				<string>RunShellScriptAction</string>
 86 | 				<key>InputUUID</key>
 87 | 				<string>5A7FF472-A24F-44E3-AD8D-43ED6DF847A0</string>
 88 | 				<key>Keywords</key>
 89 | 				<array>
 90 | 					<string>Shell</string>
 91 | 					<string>Script</string>
 92 | 					<string>Command</string>
 93 | 					<string>Run</string>
 94 | 					<string>Unix</string>
 95 | 				</array>
 96 | 				<key>OutputUUID</key>
 97 | 				<string>37124BF6-B995-4E34-A0C8-B4C32724900F</string>
 98 | 				<key>UUID</key>
 99 | 				<string>FF0EAC27-596A-42D0-9A73-84C94BE955FE</string>
100 | 				<key>UnlocalizedApplications</key>
101 | 				<array>
102 | 					<string>Automator</string>
103 | 				</array>
104 | 				<key>arguments</key>
105 | 				<dict>
106 | 					<key>0</key>
107 | 					<dict>
108 | 						<key>default value</key>
109 | 						<integer>0</integer>
110 | 						<key>name</key>
111 | 						<string>inputMethod</string>
112 | 						<key>required</key>
113 | 						<string>0</string>
114 | 						<key>type</key>
115 | 						<string>0</string>
116 | 						<key>uuid</key>
117 | 						<string>0</string>
118 | 					</dict>
119 | 					<key>1</key>
120 | 					<dict>
121 | 						<key>default value</key>
122 | 						<string></string>
123 | 						<key>name</key>
124 | 						<string>source</string>
125 | 						<key>required</key>
126 | 						<string>0</string>
127 | 						<key>type</key>
128 | 						<string>0</string>
129 | 						<key>uuid</key>
130 | 						<string>1</string>
131 | 					</dict>
132 | 					<key>2</key>
133 | 					<dict>
134 | 						<key>default value</key>
135 | 						<false/>
136 | 						<key>name</key>
137 | 						<string>CheckedForUserDefaultShell</string>
138 | 						<key>required</key>
139 | 						<string>0</string>
140 | 						<key>type</key>
141 | 						<string>0</string>
142 | 						<key>uuid</key>
143 | 						<string>2</string>
144 | 					</dict>
145 | 					<key>3</key>
146 | 					<dict>
147 | 						<key>default value</key>
148 | 						<string></string>
149 | 						<key>name</key>
150 | 						<string>COMMAND_STRING</string>
151 | 						<key>required</key>
152 | 						<string>0</string>
153 | 						<key>type</key>
154 | 						<string>0</string>
155 | 						<key>uuid</key>
156 | 						<string>3</string>
157 | 					</dict>
158 | 					<key>4</key>
159 | 					<dict>
160 | 						<key>default value</key>
161 | 						<string>/bin/sh</string>
162 | 						<key>name</key>
163 | 						<string>shell</string>
164 | 						<key>required</key>
165 | 						<string>0</string>
166 | 						<key>type</key>
167 | 						<string>0</string>
168 | 						<key>uuid</key>
169 | 						<string>4</string>
170 | 					</dict>
171 | 				</dict>
172 | 				<key>isViewVisible</key>
173 | 				<true/>
174 | 				<key>location</key>
175 | 				<string>309.000000:305.000000</string>
176 | 				<key>nibPath</key>
177 | 				<string>/System/Library/Automator/Run Shell Script.action/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/main.nib</string>
178 | 			</dict>
179 | 			<key>isViewVisible</key>
180 | 			<true/>
181 | 		</dict>
182 | 	</array>
183 | 	<key>connectors</key>
184 | 	<dict/>
185 | 	<key>workflowMetaData</key>
186 | 	<dict>
187 | 		<key>workflowTypeIdentifier</key>
188 | 		<string>com.apple.Automator.application</string>
189 | 	</dict>
190 | </dict>
191 | </plist>
192 | 


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  1 | # MacTomb
  2 | MacTomb is a kind of [Tomb](https://github.com/dyne/Tomb) porting for Mac OS X. It allows you to create encrypted DMG file (called `mactomb`), copy files and folders into it and setup a couple of scripts needed to easily mount & run apps that use files stored inside the mactomb.
  3 | 
  4 | Read about MacTomb on [dyne](https://www.dyne.org/software/mactomb/) and [Lost in ICT blog](https://lostinict.wordpress.com/2015/09/27/mactomb-enhance-your-privacy-on-mac-os-x/)
  5 | 
  6 | # What's new? (v.1.4)
  7 | - added `encrypt` command: you can now encrypt an unencrypted tomb
  8 | - `rename` command now updates also the bash script (if specified)
  9 | - added the `-t` flag: you can specify two types of image format: SPARSEBUNDLE (default) and DMG
 10 | - nicer output
 11 | - moar checks
 12 | 
 13 | # What's new? (v.1.3)
 14 | - added `rename` command: you can now change your volume label within `mactomb` and by specify the flag `-b` also in the bash script (**N.B.** you may need to replace the volume label in other files like, in example, Firefox or Thunderbird profiles)
 15 | - more robust checks to ensure everything works fine
 16 | 
 17 | # What's new? (v.1.2)
 18 | - compression/decompression support: mactomb is able to compress and decompress mactomb files. See the related section
 19 | - `list` command: it will list all the open mactombs
 20 | - change password: with `chpass` you can change your mactomb's password
 21 | - bug fixes and improvements
 22 | 
 23 | # What's new? (v.1.1)
 24 | - changing flags (again!): now `-n` specify the name of the volume (the famous `$VOLNAME`) while `-v` enables Mac OS X notification
 25 | - now the bash script umount the mactomb when closing the application. It means that when you close the Automatr App, the mactomb will be umounted
 26 | - added strong checks to verify if bash script and Automator App already exist or they are a directory
 27 | - added a check for the filename to ensure it contains/adds the `.dmg` extension
 28 | - better error messages
 29 | 
 30 | # What's new? (v.1.0)
 31 | Version 1.0 released! Yes, from 0.1 to 1.0. Why? Big improvements has been made. Read below:
 32 | - there was a conflict between two `-s` options (size and Automator app). Now the Automator app has the `-o` flag and the bash script (that previously was `-o`) becomes `-b`.
 33 | - possibility to call `forge` without automatically fire `create` and `app`. This means: you can use `forge` to create only the Automator app. For a better explaination on `forge`, see the related paragrah
 34 | - you can now specify a command (binary + arguments) with the `-a` flag, that will be outputted in the bash script created with the `-b` flag
 35 | - `-o` ensure the Automator app has .app extension so Mac OS X can recognise it (you don't need to specify it via command line)
 36 | - introduced the `VOLNAME` variable (line 305). By default, the encrypted DMG is labeled `untitled`. You can rename it by changing the value of that variable.
 37 | - the `VOLNAME` variable can be used also inside the `-a` argument to specify an action that has to access file(s) inside the mactomb. As in example, the following line works: `-a /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin \$VOLNAME/index.html` (will tell Firefox to open _/Volumes/$VOLNAME/index.html_). Please note the `\$VOLNAME`: it will be automatically translated to the value of the `VOLNAME` variable defined in the script
 38 | - more robust errors checking
 39 | 
 40 | # What exactly it does?
 41 | The help is quite explicit:
 42 | ```
 43 | $ bash mactomb.sh help
 44 | ..:: MacTomb v.1.3 ::..
 45 | by Davide Barbato
 46 | 
 47 | Help!
 48 | 
 49 | list:
 50 |    list all opened mactombs
 51 | 
 52 | chpass:
 53 |   -f <file>   Change passphrase of mactomb <file>
 54 | 
 55 | compress:
 56 |   -f <file>   Compress a mactomb <file> (will make it read-only)
 57 | 
 58 | decompress:
 59 |   -f <file>   Decompress a mactomb <file>
 60 | 
 61 | rename:
 62 |   -f <file>       mactomb file (already created)
 63 |   Optional:
 64 |     -n <volname>  Specify the new volume name to assign to the mactomb <file> (default is "untitled")
 65 |     -b <script>\tThe bash script in which replaces all the occurence of the old volum name with the new one
 66 | 
 67 | create:
 68 |   -f <file>        File to create (the mactomb file)
 69 |   -s <size[m|g|t]  Size of the file (m=mb, g=gb, t=tb)
 70 |   Optional:
 71 |     -p <profile>   Folder/file to copy into the newly created mactomb <file>
 72 |     -c             Create a zlib compressed mactomb <file> (will make it read-only)
 73 |     -n <volname>   Specify the volume name to assign to the mactomb <file>
 74 | 
 75 | app:
 76 |   -f <file>   Encrypted DMG to use as mactomb file (already created)
 77 |   -a <app>    Binary and arguments of the app you want to use inside the mactomb file
 78 |   -b <output> The bash script used to launch the <app> inside the mactomb file <file>
 79 | 
 80 | forge:
 81 |   Will call both "create" and "app" if all flags are specified. Can be called on already created files, in this case skipping "create" and/or "app"
 82 |   Optional:
 83 |     -o <output> The Automator app used to launch the bash <output> script by Mac OS X
 84 | ```
 85 | 
 86 | # What is the goal? What are you trying to do?
 87 | Ok, let's imagine this situation: you want to run Thunderbird or Firefox with a profile inside your mactomb. And since you're on a Mac, you want to do it in a fancy way and easily, painless.
 88 | What the script does for you with the `forge` command (including all the optional parameters) is to:
 89 | - create an encrypted DMG file
 90 | - copy the Thunderbird/Firefox profile folder
 91 | - creating a bash script that will mount the mactomb and run the app (selecting the profile inside the mactomb if not already done)
 92 | - create the Automator script that call the previously created bash script, so all you need to do is clicking on this script.
 93 | 
 94 | In this way with a simple click you can enjoy your app with sensitive data stored inside an encrypted AES256 CBC container, ready to be uploaded on some cloud storage provider to have a backup and portable data backup.
 95 | 
 96 | You can drag the Automator app in the Dock and add an icon, so it will looks like a normal app.
 97 | 
 98 | # The `forge` command
 99 | The `forge` command is most likely the command you want to use or you'll use mostly.
100 | If you need to create your mactomb from scratch and use an app inside, this command will be your first choice, since it avoids you to call `create` and `app`. Plus, `forge` creates the Automatr app that it's useful if you want to run your bash script (created with `app`) in a Mac OS X way.
101 | A good use of `forge` is the following:
102 | ```
103 | $ bash mactomb.sh forge -f ~/mytomb.dmg -s 100m -a "/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin -p test" -b ~/run.sh -o ~/runmy.app
104 | ```
105 | With the command above we're creating a mactomb file of 100 MB, a bash script (`run.sh`) that will mount the mactomb and will call `/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin -p test`, and the Automator app `runmy.app` that will call `run.sh`. To make a sense of this command, you probably want to create the Firefox profile `test` inside the mactomb, so everytime you run `runmy.app` you'll use Firefox with a profile that runs inside an encrypted container.
106 | 
107 | Now, what if you have already created a mactomb with `create` or `app` but you need to create the Automator app. The following command will be handy (new in version 1.0):
108 | ```
109 | $ bash mactomb.sh forge -b ~/run.sh -o ~/runmy.app
110 | ```
111 | That command can be used even outside the mactomb concept: it can be used to create an Automator app that will call any bash script passed as `-b` argument.
112 | 
113 | # Compression / Decompression
114 | New in version 1.2, you are now able to compress and decompress your mactomb.
115 | Compressing a mactomb will help you save some space: it uses zlib compression at the higest level (9). 
116 | 
117 | **Please note that compressing a mactomb will make it read-only**
118 | 
119 | While this can be seen as a disadvantage, it can be quite useful in the following scenarios:
120 | - you need to transfer a big mactomb and don't have much space/bandwith available
121 | - you need only to read the mactomb's content, so there is no need for writing support
122 | 
123 | mactomb provides also a `decompress` command that decompress a compressed mactomb file, making it read-write
124 | 
125 | # How to update
126 | If you have your original folder, move there and type `git pull`. If not, you'd do better to clone the repository or download the zip file.
127 | 
128 | # Jiucy stuff
129 | Using the `-v` flag, you can have the final result printed as a Mac OS X notification.
130 | 
131 | # Technical details
132 | MacTomb uses `hdiutil` to create the encrypted DMG. The parameters are specified at the bottom of the script. As previously stated, it uses AES256 and by default `hdiutil` uses CBC mode. The file system is `HFS+`, the native and well supported one by Mac OS X.
133 | The `template.app` directory is used to create the Automator script. If you don't know what Automator is, this is a good start: http://www.raywenderlich.com/58986/automator-for-mac-tutorial-and-examples
134 | 


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  1 | #!/bin/bash
  2 | ##############################################################################
  3 | #    MacTomb                                                                 #
  4 | #    Copyright (C) 2015  Davide `Anathema` Barbato                           #
  5 | #                                                                            #
  6 | #    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify    #
  7 | #    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by    #
  8 | #    the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License.          #
  9 | #                                                                            #
 10 | #    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,         #
 11 | #    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of          #
 12 | #    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the           #
 13 | #    GNU General Public License for more details.                            #
 14 | #                                                                            #
 15 | #    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License       #
 16 | #    along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, #
 17 | #    Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301  USA       #
 18 | ##############################################################################
 19 | 
 20 | banner() {
 21 | 	echo "..:: MacTomb v$VERSION ::.."
 22 | 	echo -e "by Davide Barbato\n"
 23 | }
 24 | 
 25 | e_echo() {
 26 | 	echo -e "[x] $1"
 27 | }
 28 | 
 29 | s_echo() {
 30 | 	echo -e "[*] $1"
 31 | }
 32 | 
 33 | p_echo() {
 34 | 	echo -e "[-] $1"
 35 | }
 36 | 
 37 | usage() {
 38 | 	banner
 39 | 	echo -e "Usage:"
 40 | 	echo -e "${0} <${COMMAND[@]}> -v\n"
 41 | 	echo -e "-v\tMac OS X Notification"
 42 | 	echo -e "Use 'help' to show the full help"
 43 | }
 44 | 
 45 | help() {
 46 | 	banner
 47 | 	echo "Help!"
 48 | 	echo -e '''
 49 | list:
 50 |    list all opened mactombs\n
 51 | chpass:
 52 |   -f <file>\t\tChange passphrase of mactomb <file>\n
 53 | compress:
 54 |   -f <file>\t\tCompress a mactomb <file> (will make it read-only)\n
 55 | decompress:
 56 |   -f <file>\t\tDecompress a mactomb <file>\n
 57 | rename:
 58 |   -f <file>\t\tmactomb file (already created)
 59 |   Optional:
 60 |     -n <volname>\tSpecify the new volume name to assign to the mactomb <file> (default is "untitled")
 61 |     -b <script>\t\tThe bash script in which replaces all the occurence of the old volum name with the new one\n
 62 | encrypt:
 63 |   -f <file>\t\tmactomb file to encrypt\n
 64 | create:
 65 |   -f <file>\t\tFile to create (the mactomb file)
 66 |   -s <size[m|g|t]\tSize of the file (m=mb, g=gb, t=tb)
 67 |   Optional:
 68 |     -p <profile>\tFolder/file to copy into the newly created mactomb <file>
 69 |     -c\t\t\tCreate a zlib compressed mactomb <file> (will make it read-only)
 70 |     -n <volname>\tSpecify the volume name to assign to the mactomb <file>\n
 71 | app:
 72 |   -f <file>\tEncrypted DMG to use as mactomb file (already created)
 73 |   -a <app>\tBinary and arguments of the app you want to use inside the mactomb file
 74 |   -b <script>\tThe bash script used to launch the <app> inside the mactomb file <file>\n
 75 | forge:
 76 |   Will call both "create" and "app" if all flags are specified. Can be called on \n  already created files, in this case skipping "create" and/or "app"
 77 |   Optional:
 78 |     -o <app>\tThe Automator app used to launch the bash <script> by Mac OS X\n
 79 |     Example
 80 |     bash $0 forge -f ~/mytomb.dmg -s 100m -a "/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin -p secure_profile" -b ~/run.sh -o ~/runmy.app
 81 | 	'''
 82 | 	return 2
 83 | }
 84 | 
 85 | compression_banner() {
 86 | 	echo '''
 87 | ##################################################
 88 | #                  WARNING                       #
 89 | #                                                #
 90 | #  Compression will make the mactomb read-only   #
 91 | #                  and DMG                       #
 92 | #                                                #
 93 | ##################################################
 94 | 		'''
 95 | }
 96 | 
 97 | decompression_banner() {
 98 | 	echo '''
 99 | ##################################################
100 | #                  WARNING                       #
101 | #                                                #
102 | #  Decompression will overwrite your compressed  #
103 | #                  mactomb                       #
104 | #                                                #
105 | ##################################################
106 | 		'''
107 | }
108 | 
109 | sparsebundle_banner() {
110 | 	echo '''
111 | ##################################################
112 | #                  WARNING                       #
113 | #                                                #
114 | #  The size specified on the command line is the #
115 | #  MAXIMUM size the tomb can reach.              #
116 | #                                                #
117 | #   Resize DOES NOT work on sparsebundle tomb    # 
118 | #                                                #
119 | ##################################################
120 | 		'''
121 | }
122 | 
123 | check_size() {
124 | 	local dim=${SIZE:~0}
125 | 	local size=${SIZE%?}
126 | 
127 | 	# check if the size ends with a well know character and if it's a number
128 | 	if [[ "(m, g, t)" =~ "$dim" ]] && [[ "$size" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
129 | 		return 0
130 | 	fi
131 | 
132 | 	return 1
133 | }
134 | 
135 | check_file() {
136 | 	local tombfile="${FILENAME}"
137 | 	if [ ! "${tombfile}" ]; then
138 | 		F_MESSAGE="Please specify the filename (-f)"
139 | 		return 1
140 | 	fi
141 | 
142 | 	if [ ! -e "${tombfile}" ]; then
143 | 		F_MESSAGE+="'${tombfile}' not found."
144 | 		return 1
145 | 	fi
146 | 
147 | 	# this check is not really strong, but I was not able to find another better one
148 | 	if [[ -d "${tombfile}" &&  "${tombfile##*.}" != "sparsebundle" ]]; then
149 | 		F_MESSAGE+="'${tombfile}' is a directory."
150 | 		return 1
151 | 	fi
152 | 
153 | 	return 0
154 | }
155 | 
156 | list() {
157 | 	local PLISTBUDDY="/usr/libexec/PlistBuddy"
158 | 	# colours! even if I don't need all of them...colours!
159 | 	local BLUE="\x1b[0;34m"
160 | 	local RED="\x1b[0;31m"
161 | 	local GREEN="\x1b[0;32m"
162 | 	local YELLOW="\x1b[1;33m"
163 | 	local WHITE="\x1b[1;37m"
164 | 	local LIGHT_RED="\x1b[1;31m"
165 | 	local LIGHT_GREEN="\x1b[1;32m"
166 | 	local LIGHT_BLUE="\x1b[1;34m"
167 | 	local LIGHT_CYAN="\x1b[1;36m"
168 | 	local NO_COLOUR="\x1b[0m"
169 | 	local mountpoint mnt space_tot used avail perc oid
170 | 
171 | 	if [ ! -x "$PLISTBUDDY" ]; then
172 | 		F_MESSAGE="PlistBuddy not found in $PLISTBUDDY. Maybe it's on a different path or not installed?"
173 | 		return 1
174 | 	fi
175 | 
176 | 	local tempfile=$(mktemp /tmp/$RANDOM.XXX)
177 | 	${HDIUTIL} info -plist > $tempfile
178 | 
179 | 	local -i idx=0
180 | 	local -i cnt=0
181 | 	local compressed="No"
182 | 	while True; do
183 | 		imgpath=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:image-path $tempfile 2>/dev/null)
184 | 		if [ ! "$imgpath" ]; then
185 | 			break
186 | 		fi
187 | 
188 | 		encrypted=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:image-encrypted $tempfile)
189 | 		removable=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:removable $tempfile)
190 | 		writeable=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:writeable $tempfile)
191 | 		imgtype=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:image-type $tempfile)
192 | 		oid=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:owner-uid $tempfile)
193 | 
194 | 		local out=$(dscl . -search /Users UniqueID $oid)
195 | 		local owner=$(cut -d ' ' -f1 <<< $out)
196 | 
197 | 		local -i j=0
198 | 		while True; do
199 | 			mountpoint=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:system-entities:$j $tempfile 2>/dev/null)
200 | 			if [ ! "$mountpoint" ]; then
201 | 				# we can skip the while loop since it means there are no system-entities left
202 | 				# then it doesn't contain the mount-point for sure 
203 | 				break
204 | 			fi
205 | 
206 | 			mountpoint=$(${PLISTBUDDY} -c Print:images:$idx:system-entities:$j:mount-point $tempfile 2>/dev/null)
207 | 			# mount-point is not mandatory inside system-entities
208 | 			if [ "$mountpoint" ]; then
209 | 				read -ra space_tot -d ''<<< $(df -h "$mountpoint" | awk -F ' ' '{print $2}')
210 | 				read -ra used -d '' <<< $(df -h "$mountpoint" | awk -F ' ' '{print $3}')
211 | 				read -ra avail -d '' <<< $(df -h "$mountpoint" | awk -F ' ' '{print $4}')
212 | 				read -ra perc -d '' <<< $(df -h "$mountpoint" | awk -F ' ' '{print $5}')
213 | 				# pretty lame...
214 | 				mnt=$mountpoint
215 | 			fi
216 | 			j+=1
217 | 		done
218 | 
219 | 		# assume that macbombs are encrypted, removable and writable.
220 | 		# it's too loose, but for now it's ok
221 | 		if [[ "$encrypted" == "true" && "$removable" == "true" ]] && [[ "$writeable" == "true" || "$imgtype" =~ "compressed" ]]; then
222 | 			echo "***************"
223 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}Image Path$NO_COLOUR:\t$imgpath"
224 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}Mount Point$NO_COLOUR:\t$mnt"
225 | 			if [[ "$imgtype" =~ "compressed" ]]; then
226 | 				compressed="Yes ($imgtype)"
227 | 			fi
228 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}Compressed$NO_COLOUR:\t$compressed"
229 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}${space_tot[0]}$NO_COLOUR:\t\t${space_tot[1]}"
230 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}${used[0]}$NO_COLOUR:\t\t${used[1]}"
231 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}${avail[0]}$NO_COLOUR:\t\t${avail[1]}"
232 | 			
233 | 			# it's nice to have different colours based on the percentage of used space
234 | 			if [ ${perc[1]%?} -ge 50 ] && [ ${perc[1]%?} -lt 80 ]; then
235 | 				local colour=${YELLOW}
236 | 			elif [ ${perc[1]%?} -ge 80 ]; then
237 | 				local colour=${RED}
238 | 			fi
239 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}${perc[0]}$NO_COLOUR:\t$colour${perc[1]}$NO_COLOUR"
240 | 			echo -e "${GREEN}Owner$NO_COLOUR:\t\t$owner"
241 | 			cnt+=1
242 | 		fi
243 | 		idx+=1
244 | 	done
245 | 
246 | 	rm -rf $tempfile
247 | 	if [ $cnt -gt 0 ]; then
248 | 		echo
249 | 		F_MESSAGE="There are nr.$cnt mactomb(s) open"
250 | 	else
251 | 		F_MESSAGE="There are no mactombs opened"
252 | 	fi
253 | 
254 | 	return 0
255 | }
256 | 
257 | # this function can be used even for not-encrypted DMG
258 | chpass() {
259 | 	F_MESSAGE="Cannot change passphrase: "
260 | 
261 | 	check_file
262 | 	if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
263 | 		return 1
264 | 	fi
265 | 
266 | 	local ret=$(${HDIUTIL} chpass "${FILENAME}" 2>&1)
267 | 	if [[ "$ret" =~ "chpass failed" ]]; then
268 | 		F_MESSAGE+="$ret"
269 | 		return 1
270 | 	fi
271 | 
272 | 	F_MESSAGE="Successfully changed your passphrase!"
273 | 
274 | 	return 0
275 | }
276 | 
277 | # this function can be used even for not-encrypted DMG
278 | rename() {
279 | 	F_MESSAGE="Cannot rename '$FILENAME': "
280 | 	if [ ! "${FILENAME}" ]; then
281 | 		F_MESSAGE="Please specify the filename (-f)"
282 | 		return 1
283 | 	fi
284 | 
285 | 	if [ ! -e "${FILENAME}" ]; then
286 | 		F_MESSAGE+="file not found."
287 | 		return 1
288 | 	fi
289 | 
290 | 	local ret disk oldlabel
291 | 	# if the mactomb is already mounted we don't want to unmount it
292 | 	# at the end of the renaming process
293 | 	local already_mounted=$(${HDIUTIL} info | grep "$FILENAME")
294 | 
295 | 	# a quick check to avoid going through the process of renameing a compressed mactomb.
296 | 	# if the mactomb is mounted, this check fails.
297 | 	if [ ! "${already_mounted}" ]; then
298 | 		p_echo "Getting information..."
299 | 		ret=$(${HDIUTIL} imageinfo "${FILENAME}" 2>&1 | grep "Compressed:")
300 | 		if [[ "$ret" =~ "true" ]]; then
301 | 			F_MESSAGE+="compressed mactombs are read-only"
302 | 			return 1
303 | 		fi
304 | 	fi
305 | 
306 | 	p_echo "Renaming to '$VOLNAME'"
307 | 	# if already attached we don't care, hdiutil is smart enough
308 | 	ret=$(${HDIUTIL} attach "${FILENAME}" 2>&1)
309 | 	if [[ "$ret" =~ "attach failed" ]]; then
310 | 		F_MESSAGE+=$ret
311 | 		return 1
312 | 	fi
313 | 
314 | 	disk=$(grep Volumes <<< "$ret" | awk -F ' ' '{print $1}')
315 | 	oldlabel=$(grep Volumes <<< "$ret" | awk -F ' ' '{print $3}')
316 | 	oldlabel=$(basename $oldlabel)
317 | 
318 | 	if [[ "$oldlabel" == "$VOLNAME" ]]; then
319 | 		if [ ! "$already_mounted" ]; then
320 | 			${HDIUTIL} detach "$disk" &> /dev/null
321 | 		fi
322 | 		F_MESSAGE+="same label"
323 | 		return 1
324 | 	fi
325 | 	
326 | 	ret=$(/usr/sbin/diskutil rename "${disk}" "${VOLNAME}" 2>&1)
327 | 
328 | 	F_MESSAGE="Successfully renamed your mactomb!"
329 | 
330 | 	if [ ! "$already_mounted" ]; then
331 | 		# we don't want to let it sits open on your system!
332 | 		${HDIUTIL} detach "$disk" &> /dev/null
333 | 	fi
334 | 
335 | 	# this can happens if your mactomb is compressed and already mounted
336 | 	if [[ "$ret" =~ "Failed to rename volume" ]]; then
337 | 		F_MESSAGE+=$ret
338 | 		return 1
339 | 	fi
340 | 
341 | 	if [ "$BASHSCRIPT" ]; then
342 | 		if [ ! -w "$BASHSCRIPT" ]; then
343 | 			e_echo "'$BASHSCRIPT' does not exist or you don't have write permission! Not editing"
344 | 		else
345 | 			# yes: it will automatically replace all the occurence of $oldlabel with $VOLNAME
346 | 			sed -i '' -e "s@$oldlabel@$VOLNAME@" "${BASHSCRIPT}"
347 | 		fi
348 | 	fi
349 | 
350 | 	return 0
351 | }
352 | 
353 | # this function can be used even for not-encrypted DMG
354 | resize() {
355 | 	F_MESSAGE="Cannot resize '$FILENAME': "
356 | 	
357 | 	if [[ ! "${FILENAME}" || ! "${SIZE}" ]]; then
358 | 		F_MESSAGE="Please specify the filename (-f) and the size (-s)"
359 | 		return 1
360 | 	fi
361 | 
362 | 	check_file
363 | 	if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
364 | 		return 1
365 | 	fi
366 | 
367 | 	if [ "${FILENAME##*.}" == "sparsebundle" ]; then
368 | 		F_MESSAGE="Sparsebundle cannot be resized!"
369 | 		return 1
370 | 	fi
371 | 
372 | 	check_size
373 | 	if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
374 | 		F_MESSAGE+="wrong size numer!"
375 | 		return 1
376 | 	fi
377 | 
378 | 	local num=${SIZE%?}
379 | 	local new_size=$(( ($num*1024)*1024 ))
380 | 	local param
381 | 
382 | 	# risky...but nice!
383 | 	eval $(stat -s "$FILENAME")
384 | 
385 | 	if [ $new_size -lt $st_size ]; then
386 | 		param="-shrinkonly"
387 | 	elif [ $new_size -gt $st_size ]; then
388 | 		param="-growonly"
389 | 	else
390 | 		F_MESSAGE+="size is the same. Not resizing"
391 | 		return 1
392 | 	fi
393 | 
394 | 	${HDIUTIL} resize -size ${SIZE} ${param} "${FILENAME}"
395 | 
396 | 	if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; then
397 | 		F_MESSAGE="Mactomb file '$FILENAME' not resized"
398 | 		return 1
399 | 	fi
400 | 
401 | 	F_MESSAGE="Mactomb file '$FILENAME' succesfully resized!"
402 | 
403 | 	return 0
404 | }
405 | 
406 | compress() {
407 | 	F_MESSAGE="Failed compressing the mactomb file '${FILENAME}': "
408 | 
409 | 	check_file
410 | 	if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
411 | 		return 1
412 | 	fi
413 | 
414 | 	compression_banner
415 | 
416 | 	local tmp="/tmp/$RANDOM$RANDOM.dmg"
417 | 
418 | 	p_echo "Compressing...(you'll asked to insert a new passphrase: choose a new one or insert the old one)"
419 | 	ret=$(${HDIUTIL} convert "${FILENAME}" -format $CFORMAT -imagekey zlib-level=$CLEVEL -o "${tmp}" -encryption "$ENC" 2>&1)
420 | 	if [[ "$ret" =~ "convert failed" || "$ret" =~ "convert canceled" ]]; then
421 | 		F_MESSAGE+=$ret
422 | 		return 1
423 | 	fi
424 | 
425 | 	mv -f "$tmp" "${FILENAME}"
426 | 	F_MESSAGE="Mactomb file '${FILENAME}' successfully compressed!"
427 | 
428 | 	return 0
429 | }
430 | 
431 | decompress() {
432 | 	F_MESSAGE="Failed decompressing the mactomb file '${FILENAME}': "
433 | 	
434 | 	check_file
435 | 	if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
436 | 		return 1
437 | 	fi
438 | 
439 | 	decompression_banner
440 | 
441 | 	local tmp="/tmp/$RANDOM$RANDOM.dmg"
442 | 
443 | 	p_echo "Decompressing...(you'll asked to insert a new passphrase: choose a new one or insert the old one)"
444 | 	local ret=$(${HDIUTIL} convert "${FILENAME}" -format UDRW -o "${tmp}" -encryption "$ENC" 2>&1)
445 | 	if [[ "$ret" =~ "convert failed" || "$ret" =~ "convert canceled" ]]; then
446 | 		F_MESSAGE+=$ret
447 | 		return 1
448 | 	fi
449 | 
450 | 	mv -f "$tmp" "${FILENAME}"
451 | 	F_MESSAGE="Mactomb file '${FILENAME}' successfully decompressed!"
452 | 
453 | 	return 0
454 | }
455 | 
456 | encrypt() {
457 | 	F_MESSAGE="Failed encrypting the mactomb file '${FILENAME}': "
458 | 
459 | 	check_file
460 | 	if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
461 | 		return 1
462 | 	fi
463 | 
464 | 	local encr=$(${HDIUTIL} imageinfo "${FILENAME}" | grep Encrypted)
465 | 	if [ ! "$encr" ]; then
466 | 		F_MESSAGE+="error getting information."
467 | 		return 1
468 | 	elif [[ "$encr" =~ "true" ]]; then
469 | 		F_MESSAGE+="already encrypted."
470 | 		return 1
471 | 	fi
472 | 
473 | 	local tmp="/tmp/$RANDOM$RANDOM.dmg"
474 | 
475 | 	local ret=$(${HDIUTIL} convert "${FILENAME}" -format UDRW -o "${tmp}" -encryption "$ENC" 2>&1)
476 | 	if [[ "$ret" =~ "convert failed" || "$ret" =~ "convert canceled" ]]; then
477 | 		rm -rf "${tmp}"
478 | 		F_MESSAGE+=$ret
479 | 		return 1
480 | 	fi
481 | 
482 | 	mv -f "$tmp" "${FILENAME}"
483 | 	F_MESSAGE="Mactomb file '${FILENAME}' successfully encrypted!"
484 | 
485 | 	return 0
486 | }
487 | 
488 | create() {
489 | 	F_MESSAGE="Failed creating the mactomb file '${FILENAME}': "
490 | 
491 | 	if [[ ! "${FILENAME}" || ! "$SIZE" ]]; then
492 | 		F_MESSAGE="You must specify a filename and/or a size!"
493 | 		return 1
494 | 	fi
495 | 
496 | 	if [ -d "${FILENAME}" ]; then
497 | 		F_MESSAGE+="File is a directory"
498 | 		return 1
499 | 	fi
500 | 
501 | 	if [[ -e "${FILENAME}" || -e "${FILENAME}".dmg || -e "${FILENAME}".sparsebundle ]]; then
502 | 		F_MESSAGE+="File already exists!"
503 | 		return 1
504 | 	fi
505 | 
506 | 	check_size
507 | 	if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
508 | 		F_MESSAGE+="Wrong size number!"
509 | 		return 1
510 | 	fi
511 | 
512 | 	local ret=$(mount | grep "$VOLNAME")
513 | 
514 | 	if [[ "$ret" ]]; then
515 | 		F_MESSAGE="Volume name '$VOLNAME' already used. Please pick up a different name (-n) or unmount it"
516 | 		return 1
517 | 	fi
518 | 
519 | 	if [[ "${FILENAME##*.}"	== "dmg" || "${IMGFORMAT}" == "DMG" ]]; then
520 | 		IMGFORMAT="UDIF"
521 | 	fi
522 | 
523 | 	if [[ ${IMGFORMAT} == "SPARSEBUNDLE" ]]; then
524 | 		sparsebundle_banner
525 | 	fi
526 | 
527 | 	# this can be quite huge block to read but I was not able to find a more elegant solution
528 | 	if [[ "${COMPRESS}" -eq 1 && "${PROFILE}" ]]; then
529 | 
530 | 		compression_banner
531 | 		
532 | 		p_echo "Creating, copying and compressing the mactomb..."
533 | 		ret=$(${HDIUTIL} create "$FILENAME" -type "$IMGFORMAT" -encryption "$ENC" -size "$SIZE" -fs "$FS" -nospotlight -volname "$VOLNAME" \
534 | 			-format $CFORMAT -imagekey zlib-level=$CLEVEL -srcfolder ${PROFILE} 2>&1)
535 | 		if [[ "$ret" =~ "create failed" || "$ret" =~ "create canceled" ]]; then
536 | 			F_MESSAGE+=$ret
537 | 			return 1
538 | 		fi
539 | 		F_MESSAGE="mactomb file '${FILENAME}' successfully created!"
540 | 	elif [[ "${COMPRESS}" -eq 0 && "${PROFILE}" ]]; then
541 | 		p_echo "Creating the mactomb..."
542 | 		ret=$(${HDIUTIL} create "$FILENAME" -type "$IMGFORMAT" -encryption "$ENC" -size "$SIZE" -fs "$FS" -nospotlight -volname "$VOLNAME" -attach 2>&1)
543 | 		if [[ "$ret" =~ "create failed" || "$ret" =~ "attach failed" || "$ret" =~ "create canceled" ]]; then
544 | 			F_MESSAGE+=$ret
545 | 			return 1
546 | 		fi
547 | 		
548 | 		s_echo "mactomb file '${FILENAME}' successfully created!"
549 | 		p_echo "Copying profile file(s) into the mactomb..."
550 | 
551 | 		local abs_vol_path="/Volumes/$VOLNAME"
552 | 		# enforce a check - don't trust hdiutil
553 | 		if [[ -d  "$abs_vol_path" ]]; then
554 | 			# do not let the script fails if cp fails
555 | 			if [ -e "$PROFILE" ]; then
556 | 				cp -rv "$PROFILE" "$abs_vol_path"
557 | 				echo
558 | 				if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
559 | 					e_echo "File(s) not copied!"
560 | 				else
561 | 					s_echo "File(s) successfully copied!"
562 | 				fi
563 | 			else
564 | 				e_echo "Cannot find $PROFILE. File(s) not copied."
565 | 			fi
566 | 			# I really don't care about the exit status.
567 | 			${HDIUTIL} detach "$abs_vol_path" &> /dev/null
568 | 		else
569 | 			F_MESSAGE="Problem mounting the mactomb file, file(s) not copied."
570 | 			return 1
571 | 		fi
572 | 		F_MESSAGE="Enjoy your mactomb"
573 | 	elif [[ ! "${PROFILE}" && "${COMPRESS}" -eq 1 ]]; then
574 | 
575 | 		compression_banner
576 | 
577 | 		# problem is: if you specify -format UDZO, hdiutil requires -srcfolder to be set.
578 | 		# so we need to create a temp tomb and then compress (hdiutil convert)
579 | 		local tmp="/tmp/$RANDOM$RANDOM"
580 | 
581 | 		# since 'convert' doesn't preserve encryption, let's create a normal container
582 | 		# that will be encrypted by 'convert'
583 | 		ret=$(${HDIUTIL} create "$tmp" -size "$SIZE" -fs "$FS" -nospotlight -volname "$VOLNAME" 2>&1)
584 | 		if [[ "$ret" =~ "create failed" || "$ret" =~ "create canceled" ]]; then
585 | 			rm -rf "${tmp}"
586 | 			F_MESSAGE+=$ret
587 | 			return 1
588 | 		fi
589 | 
590 | 		ret=$(${HDIUTIL} convert "$tmp" -format $CFORMAT -imagekey zlib-level=$CLEVEL -o "${FILENAME}" -encryption "$ENC" 2>&1)
591 | 		if [[ "$ret" =~ "convert failed" || "$ret" =~ "convert canceled" ]]; then
592 | 			rm -rf "${tmp}"
593 | 			F_MESSAGE+=$ret
594 | 			return 1
595 | 		fi
596 | 
597 | 		# removing the temp file
598 | 		rm -rf "${tmp}"
599 | 		F_MESSAGE="mactomb file '${FILENAME}' successfully created!"
600 | 	else
601 | 		ret=$(${HDIUTIL} create "$FILENAME" -type "$IMGFORMAT" -encryption "$ENC" -size "$SIZE" -fs "$FS" -nospotlight -volname "$VOLNAME" 2>&1)
602 | 		if [[ "$ret" =~ "create failed" || "$ret" =~ "create canceled" ]]; then
603 | 			F_MESSAGE+=$ret
604 | 			return 1
605 | 		fi
606 | 		F_MESSAGE="mactomb file '${FILENAME}' successfully created!"
607 | 	fi
608 | 	
609 | 	return 0
610 | }
611 | 
612 | app() {
613 | 	F_MESSAGE="Failed creating the script: "
614 | 	if [[ ! "$APPCMD" || ! "$BASHSCRIPT" || ! "$FILENAME" ]]; then
615 | 		F_MESSAGE="Please specify -a -b -f."
616 | 		return 1
617 | 	fi
618 | 
619 | 	if  [ ! -e "${FILENAME}" ]; then
620 | 		F_MESSAGE+="$FILENAME file not found."
621 | 		return 1
622 | 	fi
623 | 
624 | 	# check if we included a command (with spaces) or a binary path
625 | 	read -ra app_arr -d '' <<< "$APPCMD"
626 | 
627 | 	if [ ! -e "${app_arr[0]}" ]; then
628 | 		F_MESSAGE+="Cannot find ${app_arr[0]}."
629 | 		return 1
630 | 	fi
631 | 
632 | 	if [ -d "${BASHSCRIPT}" ]; then
633 | 		F_MESSAGE+="$BASHSCRIPT is a directory."
634 | 		return 1
635 | 	fi
636 | 
637 | 	if [ -e "${BASHSCRIPT}" ]; then
638 | 		F_MESSAGE+="$BASHSCRIPT already exists."
639 | 		return 1
640 | 	fi
641 | 
642 | 	# ensure absolute path for the mactomb file
643 | 	if [[ $(dirname "$FILENAME") == "." ]]; then
644 | 		FILENAME="$(PWD)"/"${FILENAME}"
645 | 	fi
646 | 
647 | 	# ensure absolute path for the app
648 | 	if [[ $(dirname "$APPCMD") == "." ]]; then
649 | 		APPCMD="$(PWD)"/"${APPCMD}"
650 | 	fi
651 | 
652 | 	if [ -e "${APPCMD}" ]; then
653 | 		F_MESSAGE+="$APPCMD already exists."
654 | 		return 1
655 | 	fi
656 | 
657 | 	if [ -e "${APPCMD}" ]; then
658 | 		F_MESSAGE+="$APPCMD is a directory"
659 | 		return 1
660 | 	fi 
661 | 
662 | 	local abs_vol_path="/Volumes/$VOLNAME"
663 | 	for i in ${!app_arr[@]}; do
664 | 		if [[ "${app_arr[$i]}" =~ "\$VOLNAME" ]]; then
665 | 			app_arr[$i]=$(sed -e "s@\$VOLNAME@$abs_vol_path@" <<< ${app_arr[$i]})
666 | 		fi
667 | 	done
668 | 
669 | 	$(cat << EOF > "$BASHSCRIPT"
670 | #!/bin/bash
671 | if [ -e "$FILENAME" ]; then
672 | 	${HDIUTIL} attach "$FILENAME"
673 | 	if [ \$? -eq 0 ]; then
674 | 		${app_arr[@]}
675 | 		${HDIUTIL} detach "$abs_vol_path"
676 | 	fi
677 | fi)
678 | 
679 | 	# ensure our bash script is executable
680 | 	chmod +x "$BASHSCRIPT"
681 | 	F_MESSAGE="File $BASHSCRIPT successfully created!"
682 | 
683 | 	return 0
684 | }
685 | 
686 | forge() {
687 | 	F_MESSAGE="Tell me what to do!"
688 | 
689 | 	if [[ "${FILENAME}" && "$SIZE" ]]; then
690 | 		p_echo "Creating the mactomb file..."
691 | 		create
692 | 		if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
693 | 			return 1
694 | 		fi
695 | 	fi
696 | 
697 | 	if [[ "$APPCMD" && "$BASHSCRIPT" && "$FILENAME" ]]; then
698 | 		p_echo "Creating the output script..."
699 | 		app
700 | 		if [ "$?" -eq 1 ]; then
701 | 			return 1
702 | 		fi
703 | 	fi
704 | 
705 | 	if [[ "$OUTSCRIPT" ]]; then
706 | 		# we can't create the Automator app without bash script!
707 | 		if [[ ! "$BASHSCRIPT" ]]; then
708 | 			F_MESSAGE="No bash script set. Please use the -b flag"
709 | 			return 1
710 | 		fi
711 | 
712 | 		p_echo "Creating the Automator app to call the output script..."
713 | 
714 | 		# ensure we have the .app extension to let Mac recognise it as app
715 | 		if [[ "${OUTSCRIPT##*.}" != "app" ]]; then
716 | 			OUTSCRIPT+=".app"
717 | 		fi
718 | 
719 | 		# ensure absolute path for the output app
720 | 		if [[ $(dirname "$OUTSCRIPT") == "." ]]; then
721 | 			OUTSCRIPT="$(PWD)"/"${OUTSCRIPT}"
722 | 		fi
723 | 
724 | 		if [ -e "$OUTSCRIPT" ]; then
725 | 			F_MESSAGE="$OUTSCRIPT already exists."
726 | 			return 1
727 | 		fi
728 | 
729 | 		if [ -d "$OUTSCRIPT" ]; then
730 | 			F_MESSAGE="$OUTSCRIPT is a directory."
731 | 			return 1
732 | 		fi
733 | 
734 | 		# keep the template safe
735 | 		cp -r "$AUTOMATOR" "${OUTSCRIPT}"
736 | 
737 | 		# let's the magic happen!
738 | 		sed -i '' -e "s@SCRIPT_TO_RUN@$BASHSCRIPT@" "${OUTSCRIPT}/Contents/document.wflow"
739 | 
740 | 		F_MESSAGE="Mactomb forged! Now double click on $automatr to start your app inside the mactomb."
741 | 	fi
742 | 
743 | 	return 0
744 | }
745 | 
746 | COMMAND=('create', 'app', 'help', 'forge', 'resize', 'list', 'chpass', 'compress', 'decompress', 'rename', 'encrypt')
747 | HDIUTIL=/usr/bin/hdiutil
748 | # if 1, the script will use the Mac OS X notification method
749 | NOTIFICATION=0
750 | ENC="AES-256"
751 | FS="HFS+"
752 | # going default with sparsebundle! Use "DMG" for old style tomb
753 | IMGFORMAT="SPARSEBUNDLE"
754 | # compression? 
755 | COMPRESS=0
756 | # compression format (should be the default)
757 | CFORMAT="UDZO"
758 | # zlib compression level (9 = highest)
759 | CLEVEL=9
760 | # path to the app used for the script
761 | APPCMD=""
762 | # output script for automatically call the app defined in APPCMD
763 | BASHSCRIPT=""
764 | # output Automator app that is in charge to call $BASHSCRIPT
765 | OUTSCRIPT=""
766 | # automator template
767 | AUTOMATOR="template.app"
768 | # default volume name for HFS+. Change this if you don't like it
769 | VOLNAME="untitled"
770 | VERSION=1.4
771 | CMD=$1
772 | shift
773 | 
774 | while getopts "a:f:s:p:o:b:n:t:hvc" opt; do
775 | 	case "${opt}" in
776 | 		f)
777 | 			FILENAME=$OPTARG;;
778 | 		s)
779 | 			SIZE=$OPTARG;;
780 | 		n)
781 | 			VOLNAME=$OPTARG;;
782 | 		a)
783 | 			APPCMD=$OPTARG;;
784 | 		c)
785 | 			COMPRESS=1;;
786 | 		p)
787 | 			PROFILE=$OPTARG;;
788 | 		b)
789 | 			BASHSCRIPT=$OPTARG;;
790 | 		o)
791 | 			OUTSCRIPT=$OPTARG;;
792 | 		t)
793 | 			IMGFORMAT=$OPTARG;;
794 | 		v)
795 | 			NOTIFICATION=1;;
796 | 		\?)
797 | 			usage
798 | 			exit 1
799 | 			;;
800 | 	esac
801 | done
802 | 
803 | if [[ ! "${COMMAND[@]}" =~ "${CMD}" ]]; then
804 | 	usage
805 | 	exit 1
806 | fi
807 | 
808 | # add a checks just to be sure
809 | if [ ! -e "${HDIUTIL}" ]; then
810 | 	e_echo "Weird, hdiutil not found in '${HDIUTIL}'. Can't make it."
811 | 	exit 1
812 | fi
813 | 
814 | $CMD
815 | ret=$?
816 | 
817 | if [ "$NOTIFICATION" -eq 1 ]; then
818 | 	if [ "$ret" -eq 0 ] || [ "$ret" -eq 1 ]; then
819 | 		osascript -e 'display notification "'"${F_MESSAGE}"'" with title "MacTomb" subtitle "'${CMD}'"'
820 | 	fi
821 | else
822 | 	if [ "$ret" -eq 1 ]; then
823 | 		e_echo "${F_MESSAGE}"
824 | 	# enforce check to 0 if we want some commands not to return a message (like 'help')
825 | 	elif [ "$ret" -eq 0 ]; then
826 | 		s_echo "${F_MESSAGE}"
827 | 	fi
828 | fi


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