Bug#520255: gnome-user-guide: too big -- 50 MB is too much
This is a version of localepurge that behaves like the previous version
plus:
- purges locale files under /usr/share/doc/kde/HTML
- has undergone some cleanup
- is faster.
I do not currently plan to make more improvements. I suggest that this
version replace the one currently distributed with the localepurge
package.
===File /usr/sbin/localepurge===
#! /bin/bash
# Deleting all locale files and localized man pages installed
# on system which are *not* listed in /etc/locale.nopurge
set -e
NOPURGECONF=/etc/locale.nopurge
# Do nothing and report why if no valid configuration file exists:
if [ ! -f $NOPURGECONF ]
then
echo No $NOPURGECONF file present, exiting ...
exit 0
else
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp NEEDSCONFIGFIRST $NOPURGECONF
then
echo
echo You have to configure \localepurge\ with the
command
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
echo to make $0 actually start to function.
echo
echo Nothing to be done, exiting ...
echo
exit 0
fi
fi
## Initialise variables
# Make sure to exclude running under any locale other than C:
export LANG=C
if [ $1 = -debug ] || [ $1 = -d ] \
|| [ $2 = -debug ] || [ $2 = -d ]; then
set -x
fi
# Initialise local variables
((true = 1))
((false = 0))
((VERBOSE = false))
((DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE = false))
((SHOWFREEDSPACE = false))
((MANDELETE = false))
((globaltot = 0))
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE $NOPURGECONF; then
((DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE = true))
fi
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp SHOWFREEDSPACE $NOPURGECONF; then
((SHOWFREEDSPACE = true))
fi
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp MANDELETE $NOPURGECONF; then
((MANDELETE = true))
fi
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp VERBOSE $NOPURGECONF \
|| [ $1 = -verbose ] || [ $1 = -v ] \
|| [ $2 = -verbose ] || [ $2 = -v ]; then
((VERBOSE = true))
fi
## Manage the list of locales
# First update $LOCALELIST with newly introduced locales if wanted
LOCALELIST=/var/cache/localepurge/localelist
NEWLOCALELIST=$LOCALELIST-new
((VERBOSE)) echo localepurge: checking system for new locale ...
for NEWLOCALE in $(cd /usr/share/locale; ls .)
do
if [ -d /usr/share/locale/$NEWLOCALE/LC_MESSAGES ]; then
if [ ! $(grep -cx $NEWLOCALE $LOCALELIST) = 1 ]; then
echo $NEWLOCALE $NEWLOCALELIST
fi
fi
done
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ]; then
if ((DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE)); then
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $LOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $LOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
else
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $NEWLOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
fi
fi
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ] [ $DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE != yes ]; then
echo Some new locales have appeared on your system:
echo
tr '\n' ' ' $NEWLOCALELIST
echo
echo
echo They will not be touched until you reconfigure localepurge
echo with the following command:
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
fi
## Create a Bash extended globbing pattern used to identify
## superfluous locales: start by creating a pattern to match locales
## not to be purged, use it to remove good locales from the list of
## all locales and create a pattern matching superfluous locales.
nopurge=$(
set -o noglob; # Disable path expansion and use 'echo'
# below to change newlines into spaces
echo $(grep --invert-match --extended-regexp '^[ \t]*(#|$)' $NOPURGECONF)
)
nopurgepat='@(C|'${nopurge// /|}')'
shopt -s extglob# enable extended globbing to use $nopurgepat
localelist=$(grep --invert-match --extended-regexp '^[ \t]*(#|$)' $LOCALELIST)
superfluouslocalepat=$(
echo -n '@(nonexistent_locale_placeholder'
for l in $localelist; do
if [[ $l != $nopurgepat ]]; then echo -n |$l; fi
done
echo -n ')'
)
## Define utility functions
# Function for disk space calculation
# Usage: get_used_space dirname
if ! ((SHOWFREEDSPACE)); then
function get_used_space () { echo 0; }
else
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp QUICKNDIRTYCALC $NOPURGECONF; then
function get_used_space ()
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(df -P $1); shift $(($# - 6)); echo $3
}
else
function get_used_space ()
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(du -ks $1); echo $1
}
fi
fi
# If the first argument is a superfluous locale, removes the regular
Bug#520255: gnome-user-guide: too big -- 50 MB is too much
This is a partly rewritten version of localepurge. It is more modular
and thus much more readable. Still needs modularisation and
optimisation, but it is better than the previous version I sent.
Still does not purge Kde files. I see that multilingual help files are
under /usr/share/doc/kde/HTML, but I guess there are others.
===File /usr/sbin/localepurge===
#! /bin/bash
# Deleting all locale files and localized man pages installed
# on system which are *not* listed in /etc/locale.nopurge
set -e
# Do nothing and report why if no valid configuration file exists:
if [ ! -f /etc/locale.nopurge ]
then
echo No /etc/locale.nopurge file present, exiting ...
exit 0
else
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp NEEDSCONFIGFIRST /etc/locale.nopurge
then
echo
echo You have to configure \localepurge\ with the
command
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
echo to make $0 actually start to function.
echo
echo Nothing to be done, exiting ...
echo
exit 0
fi
fi
# Make sure to exclude running under any locale other than C:
export LANG=C
# Initialise local variables
VERBOSE=
DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE=disabled
SHOWFREEDSPACE=disabled
MANDELETE=disabled
globaltot=0
if [ $1 = -debug ] || [ $1 = -d ] \
|| [ $2 = -debug ] || [ $2 = -d ]; then
set -x
fi
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp SHOWFREEDSPACE /etc/locale.nopurge; then
SHOWFREEDSPACE=enabled
fi
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE /etc/locale.nopurge; then
DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE=enabled
fi
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp MANDELETE /etc/locale.nopurge; then
MANDELETE=enabled
fi
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp VERBOSE /etc/locale.nopurge \
|| [ $1 = -verbose ] || [ $1 = -v ] \
|| [ $2 = -verbose ] || [ $2 = -v ]; then
VERBOSE=-v
fi
# Define a function for disk space calculation
# Usage: get_used_space dirname
if [ $SHOWFREEDSPACE = disabled ]; then
function get_used_space () { echo 0; }
else
if fgrep --quiet --line-regexp QUICKNDIRTYCALC /etc/locale.nopurge; then
function get_used_space ()
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(df -P $1); shift $(($# - 6)); echo $3
}
else
function get_used_space ()
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(du -ks $1); echo $1
}
fi
fi
# first update $LOCALELIST with newly introduced locales if wanted
LOCALELIST=/var/cache/localepurge/localelist
NEWLOCALELIST=$LOCALELIST-new
if [ $VERBOSE ]; then
echo localepurge: checking system for new locale ...
fi
for NEWLOCALE in $(cd /usr/share/locale; ls .)
do
if [ -d /usr/share/locale/$NEWLOCALE/LC_MESSAGES ]; then
if [ ! $(grep -cx $NEWLOCALE $LOCALELIST) = 1 ]; then
echo $NEWLOCALE $NEWLOCALELIST
fi
fi
done
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ]; then
if [ $DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE = enabled ]; then
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $LOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $LOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
else
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $NEWLOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
fi
fi
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ] [ $DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE != enabled ]; then
echo Some new locales have appeared on your system:
echo
tr '\n' ' ' $NEWLOCALELIST
echo
echo
echo They will not be touched until you reconfigure localepurge
echo with the following command:
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
fi
# Return value tells if the argument is a locale to be deleted
# Needs optimisation
function superfluous ()
{
local locale=$1
[ $locale != C ]
! fgrep --quiet --line-regexp $locale /etc/locale.nopurge
fgrep --quiet --line-regexp $locale $LOCALELIST
}
# Removes files given as arguments, after checking them
# Needs optimisation
function remove_files ()
{
for file; do
if [ -f $file ] || [ -h $file ]; then
rm $VERBOSE $file
fi
done
}
# Removes files under dirs given as arguments, after checking them
# Currently unused
function remove_files_under ()
{
find $@ -mindepth 1 -type f -o -type l | xargs echo rm $VERBOSE
}
# Compute space before removing files
function spacebefore ()
{
if [ $SHOWFREEDSPACE = enabled ]; then
local dir=$1
before=$(get_used_space $dir)
fi
}
# Compute space freed after removing files and updates global total
function spaceafter ()
{
if [ $SHOWFREEDSPACE = enabled ]; then
local dir=$1
after=$(get_used_space $dir)
((tot = before - after)); ((globaltot += tot))
echo localepurge: Disk space freed in $dir: ${tot}KiB
fi
}
# Getting rid of superfluous
Bug#205214: Bug#520255: gnome-user-guide: too big -- 50 MB is too much
I added omf purging to the localepurge script. It now deletes files
under
/usr/share/locale
/usr/share/man
/usr/share/gnome/help
/usr/share/omf
The script is vastly inefficient, and it would be easy to make it more
efficient using bash pattern matching rather than grep. I can do that,
if there is nothing more important.
One thing to add is checking for Kde help, but I do not use Kde, so I do
not know what to look for.
One more thing: the script has always needed bash, so it should depend
on it. I adjusted the #! line accordingly. This is a bug even in the
current repository version.
===File /usr/sbin/localepurge===
#!/bin/bash
# Deleting all locale files and localized man pages installed
# on system which are *not* listed in /etc/locale.nopurge
set -e
# Do nothing and report why if no valid configuration file exists:
if [ ! -f /etc/locale.nopurge ]
then
echo No /etc/locale.nopurge file present, exiting ...
exit 0
else
if [ $(grep -x ^NEEDSCONFIGFIRST /etc/locale.nopurge) ]
then
echo
echo You have to configure \localepurge\ with the
command
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
echo to make $0 actually start to function.
echo
echo Nothing to be done, exiting ...
echo
exit 0
fi
fi
# Make sure to exclude running under any locale other than C:
export LANG=C
# Initialise local variables
VERBOSE=
DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE=disabled
SHOWFREEDSPACE=disabled
mantot=0
localetot=0
gnometot=0
if [ $1 = -debug ] || [ $1 = -d ] \
|| [ $2 = -debug ] || [ $2 = -d ]; then
set -x
fi
if [ $(grep -x ^SHOWFREEDSPACE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
SHOWFREEDSPACE=enabled
fi
if [ $(grep -x ^DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE=enabled
fi
if [ $(grep -x ^VERBOSE /etc/locale.nopurge) ] \
|| [ $1 = -verbose ] || [ $1 = -v ] \
|| [ $2 = -verbose ] || [ $2 = -v ]; then
VERBOSE=-v
fi
# Define a function for disk space calculation:
if [ $SHOWFREEDSPACE = disabled ]; then
get_used_space() { echo 0; }
else
if [ $(grep -x ^QUICKNDIRTYCALC /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
get_used_space() # Usage: get_used_space dirname
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(df -P $1); shift $(($# - 6)); echo $3
}
else
get_used_space() # Usage: get_used_space dirname
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(du -ks $1); echo $1
}
fi
fi
# first update $LOCALELIST with newly introduced locales if wanted
LOCALELIST=/var/cache/localepurge/localelist
NEWLOCALELIST=$LOCALELIST-new
if [ $VERBOSE ]; then
echo localepurge: checking system for new locale ...
fi
for NEWLOCALE in $(cd /usr/share/locale; ls .)
do
if [ -d /usr/share/locale/$NEWLOCALE/LC_MESSAGES ]; then
if [ ! $(grep -cx $NEWLOCALE $LOCALELIST) = 1 ]; then
echo $NEWLOCALE $NEWLOCALELIST
fi
fi
done
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ]; then
if [ $DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE = enabled ]; then
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $LOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $LOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
else
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $NEWLOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
fi
fi
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ] [ ! $DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE = enabled ]; then
echo Some new locales have appeared on your system:
echo
tr '\n' ' ' $NEWLOCALELIST
echo
echo
echo They will not be touched until you reconfigure localepurge
echo with the following command:
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
fi
# Getting rid of superfluous locale files in LOCALEDIR
LOCALEDIR=/usr/share/locale
if [ -d $LOCALEDIR ]; then
localebefore=$(get_used_space $LOCALEDIR)
test $VERBOSE echo localepurge: processing locale files ...
for LOCALE in $(cd $LOCALEDIR; echo *); do
if [ ! $(grep -x ^$LOCALE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]
[ $(grep -x ^$LOCALE $LOCALELIST) ]
[ -d $LOCALEDIR/$LOCALE/LC_MESSAGES ]; then
for file in $LOCALEDIR/$LOCALE/*/* $LOCALEDIR/$LOCALE/*.po; do
if [ -f $file ] || [ -h $file ]; then
/bin/rm $VERBOSE $file
fi done fi done
if [ $SHOWFREEDSPACE = enabled ]; then
localeafter=$(get_used_space $LOCALEDIR)
((localetot = localebefore - localeafter))
echo localepurge: Disk space freed in $LOCALEDIR: ${localetot}KB
fi
fi
# Getting rid of localized man pages in $MANPAGEDIR
MANPAGEDIR=/usr/share/man
if [ -d $MANPAGEDIR ] [ $(grep -x ^MANDELETE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
manbefore=$(get_used_space $MANPAGEDIR)
test $VERBOSE echo
Bug#520255: gnome-user-guide: too big -- 50 MB is too much
I enhanced the localpurge script. Now it deletes .po files in
/usr/share/locale, which were previously left alone, and deletes locale
files under /usr/share/gnome/help.
===File /usr/sbin/localepurge===
#!/bin/sh
# Deleting all locale files and localized man pages installed
# on system which are *not* listed in /etc/locale.nopurge
set -e
# Do nothing and report why if no valid configuration file exists:
if [ ! -f /etc/locale.nopurge ]
then
echo No /etc/locale.nopurge file present, exiting ...
exit 0
else
if [ $(grep -x ^NEEDSCONFIGFIRST /etc/locale.nopurge) ]
then
echo
echo You have to configure \localepurge\ with the
command
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
echo to make $0 actually start to function.
echo
echo Nothing to be done, exiting ...
echo
exit 0
fi
fi
# Make sure to exclude running under any locale other than C:
export LANG=C
# Initialise local variables
VERBOSE=
DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE=disabled
SHOWFREEDSPACE=disabled
mantot=0
localetot=0
gnometot=0
if [ $1 = -debug ] || [ $1 = -d ] \
|| [ $2 = -debug ] || [ $2 = -d ]; then
set -x
fi
if [ $(grep -x ^SHOWFREEDSPACE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
SHOWFREEDSPACE=enabled
fi
if [ $(grep -x ^DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE=enabled
fi
if [ $(grep -x ^VERBOSE /etc/locale.nopurge) ] \
|| [ $1 = -verbose ] || [ $1 = -v ] \
|| [ $2 = -verbose ] || [ $2 = -v ]; then
VERBOSE=-v
fi
# Define a function for disk space calculation:
if [ $SHOWFREEDSPACE = disabled ]; then
get_used_space() { echo 0; }
else
if [ $(grep -x ^QUICKNDIRTYCALC /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
get_used_space() # Usage: get_used_space dirname
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(df -P $1); shift $(($# - 6)); echo $3
}
else
get_used_space() # Usage: get_used_space dirname
{
[ -d $1 ] || return 1 # bail out if there's no such dir
set - $(du -ks $1); echo $1
}
fi
fi
# first update $LOCALELIST with newly introduced locales if wanted
LOCALELIST=/var/cache/localepurge/localelist
NEWLOCALELIST=$LOCALELIST-new
if [ $VERBOSE ]; then
echo localepurge: checking system for new locale ...
fi
for NEWLOCALE in $(cd /usr/share/locale; ls .)
do
if [ -d /usr/share/locale/$NEWLOCALE/LC_MESSAGES ]; then
if [ ! $(grep -cx $NEWLOCALE $LOCALELIST) = 1 ]; then
echo $NEWLOCALE $NEWLOCALELIST
fi
fi
done
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ]; then
if [ $DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE = enabled ]; then
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $LOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $LOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
else
mv $NEWLOCALELIST $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
sort -u $NEWLOCALELIST.temp $NEWLOCALELIST
rm $NEWLOCALELIST.temp
fi
fi
if [ -f $NEWLOCALELIST ] [ ! $DONTBOTHERNEWLOCALE = enabled ]; then
echo Some new locales have appeared on your system:
echo
tr '\n' ' ' $NEWLOCALELIST
echo
echo
echo They will not be touched until you reconfigure localepurge
echo with the following command:
echo
echo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge
echo
fi
# Getting rid of superfluous locale files in LOCALEDIR
LOCALEDIR=/usr/share/locale
if [ -d $LOCALEDIR ]; then
localebefore=$(get_used_space $LOCALEDIR)
test $VERBOSE echo localepurge: processing locale files ...
for LOCALE in $(cd $LOCALEDIR; echo *); do
if [ ! $(grep -x ^$LOCALE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]
[ $(grep -x ^$LOCALE $LOCALELIST) ]
[ -d $LOCALEDIR/$LOCALE/LC_MESSAGES ]; then
for file in $LOCALEDIR/$LOCALE/*/* $LOCALEDIR/$LOCALE/*.po; do
if [ -f $file ] || [ -h $file ]; then
/bin/rm $VERBOSE $file
fi done fi done
if [ $SHOWFREEDSPACE = enabled ]; then
localeafter=$(get_used_space $LOCALEDIR)
((localetot = localebefore - localeafter))
echo localepurge: Disk space freed in $LOCALEDIR: ${localetot}KB
fi
fi
# Getting rid of localized man pages in $MANPAGEDIR
MANPAGEDIR=/usr/share/man
if [ -d $MANPAGEDIR ] [ $(grep -x ^MANDELETE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]; then
manbefore=$(get_used_space $MANPAGEDIR)
test $VERBOSE echo localepurge: processing man pages ...
for LOCALE in $(ls --ignore=man[1-9]* $MANPAGEDIR); do
if [ ! $(grep -x ^$LOCALE /etc/locale.nopurge) ]
[ $(grep -x ^$LOCALE $LOCALELIST) ]
[ -d $MANPAGEDIR/$LOCALE ]; then
for file in $MANPAGEDIR/$LOCALE/man[1-9]/*; do
if [ -f $file ] || [ -h $file ]; then
/bin/rm $VERBOSE $file
fi done fi
Bug#520255: gnome-user-guide: too big -- 50 MB is too much
Le lundi 06 avril 2009 à 14:48 +0200, Francesco Potorti` a écrit : I enhanced the localpurge script. Now it deletes .po files in /usr/share/locale, which were previously left alone, and deletes locale files under /usr/share/gnome/help. You shouldn’t forget /usr/share/omf to avoid inconsistencies. See my recommendations in #205214, and please send any patches to that bug. -- .''`. Debian 5.0 Lenny has been released! : :' : `. `' Last night, Darth Vader came down from planet Vulcan and told `-me that if you don't install Lenny, he'd melt your brain. signature.asc Description: Ceci est une partie de message numériquement signée
