@echo off
rem -- Description:
rem --
rem -- This script is designed to easily allow the user to install
rem -- some useful programs which can run in a Dos Console window in
rem -- a Microsoft Window Environment. (The current script is designed
rem -- to run on Windows xp or nt). 
rem -- 
rem --
rem -- 
rem -- Notes:
rem --
rem --   Basically this script attempts to mimic, in a very rudimentary
rem --   the Linux package management programs such as the Debian 'apt'
rem --   program or the Redhat 'rpm' program. Some of the programs are 
rem --   dependant on other programs being already installed. The geoftp
rem --   program for example, requires wget, unixtools, infozip, and curl.
rem --   A parallel version of this script exists which is called 
rem --   get-tools.bat and which performs each installation one at a time
rem --   apon request.
rem --
rem --  
rem -- See Also:
rem --   http://www.geocities.com/matth3wbishop/eg/batch/get-stuff.txt
rem --   http://www.geocities.com/matth3wbishop/eg/batch/get-tools.txt
rem --   http://www.geocities.com/matth3wbishop/eg/batch/bumble.txt
rem --     Tools for working on bumble.sf.net
rem --    
rem --
rem --
rem -- modified: November 2005, debugging. most functions now work.
rem --
rem -- Author:
rem --   matth3wbishop@yahoo.com
rem --   http://www.geocities.com/matth3wbishop/eg/batch/get-tools.txt

rem doskey

rem *** set the FIREFTP variable to '-a' when you are behind
rem *** a proxy or firewall which is not allowing the normal ftp
rem *** operations to work, for example
rem  FIREFTP=-a
set FIREFTP=
set DRIVE=c:
set BASEDIR=%DRIVE%\m3b
set BASENAME=m3b
set STARTDIR=%CD%

@echo get-tools-set.bat can install some unix-style programs on your
@echo Microsoft Windows computer. You need an Internet connection
@echo for this program to work (This version is for Windows XP,NT,2000)
@echo see: http://www.geocities.com/matth3wbishop/eg/batch/
@echo =====================================================
@echo  Dependencies are shown in curl braces
@echo
@echo x: quit without installing anything
@echo i: install the following programs
@echo wget    - URL getter   [http://www.gnu.org/wget/] {b}
@echo infozip - zip compression / decompression [http://www.info-zip.org/] {}
@echo putty   - an ssh client and friends [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/] {a}
@echo unix tools - Unix style programs [http://unxutils.sourceforge.net] 
@echo lynx    - (dowload)  Text browser with SSL [http://www.lynx.org]
@echo lynx    - (configure) configure the lynx browser  
@echo vim     - a text editor [http://www.vim.org] - 3MB
@echo vim     - configuration 
@echo geoftp  - system to upload to geocities free account {b,a,d,k}
@echo curl    - ssh url getter [http://curl.haxx.se/] {b,a,d}
@echo java    - attempt to get a java JDK 
set /p choice="Do you want to install these programs "

set PROG=
if "%choice%"=="x" set PROG=x
if "%choice%"=="i" set PROG=install

echo Program Selected=%PROG% 

if %PROG%==x goto end
if %PROG%== goto end


mkdir %BASEDIR%
@rem
@rem -------------------------------------------------------

if NOT %PROG%==install goto endifII

  set ZIPSITE=ftp.info-zip.org
  set ZIPDIR=pub/infozip/WIN32
  set ZIPDIR2=pub/infozip/MSDOS

  mkdir %BASEDIR%\infozip
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\dos
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\infozip\zip
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\infozip\zip\dos
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\infozip\gui

  @rem -- remove previous versions
  del /Q %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\*
  del /Q %BASEDIR%\infozip\zip\*
  del /Q %BASEDIR%\infozip\gui\*

  cd %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip

  echo user anonymous matth2wbishop@yahoo.com > junk.txt
  echo hash >> junk.txt
  echo bin >> junk.txt
  echo cd %ZIPDIR% >> junk.txt
  echo lcd %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip >> junk.txt

  @rem --  IF EXIST %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unz552xN.exe GOTO endif3
    echo get unz552xN.exe >> junk.txt
  @rem --  :endif3

  echo lcd %BASEDIR%\infozip\zip >> junk.txt
  echo get zip231xN.zip >> junk.txt
  @rem -- echo lcd %BASEDIR%\infozip\gui >> junk.txt
  @rem -- echo get wiz503xN.exe >> junk.txt

  rem -- echo get wget-1.9s.zip >> junk.txt
  echo quit >> junk.txt

  @rem ***
  @rem *** Logon & transfer the file                                       
  @rem ***
  ftp %FIREFTP% -n -s:junk.txt %ZIPSITE%
  rem del junk.txt

  %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unz552xN.exe
  cd %BASEDIR%\infozip\zip
  %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip -o zip231xN.zip
  echo %BASEDIR%\infozip\zip\zip.exe %%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 %%5 %%6 %%7 %%8 > \windows\zip.bat
  echo %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip.exe %%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 %%5 %%6 %%7 %%8 > \windows\unzip.bat

  @rem --- The extraction below triggers a gui process which will
  @rem --- interrupt the current script
  @rem ---
  @rem --- cd %BASEDIR%\infozip\gui
  @rem --- wiz502xN.exe



  @echo The infozip compression tools MAY have been installed
  @echo successfully in the directory %BASEDIR%\infozip\ . Type
  @echo   unzip filename.zip  to decompress,
  @echo   zip filename.ext    to compress and
  @echo   wiz                 to use a graphical compression tool
  @echo type unzip -h  ... etc for more help
  @echo

:endifIZ
@rem -- end of INFOZIP block

@rem -------------------------------------------------------


  @rem ***
  @rem *** The following code creates an ftp script file which can be used
  @rem *** with the standard Microsoft Windows command line ftp program
  @rem *** The purpose of this section is to retrieve the wget program from
  @rem *** the 'sunsite' ftp server. In the past I have noticed that
  @rem *** under some versions of MS Windows, when the script file has finished
  @rem *** the ftp program does not exit (it waits for more commands from the
  @rem *** command line). This will cause the present script to stop executing.
  @rem *** One solution to this situation is just to type 'quit' at the
  @rem *** prompt which looks like this "ftp>"
  @rem ***
  @rem *** create the ftp script file
  @rem ***


  set WGETSITE=ftp.sunsite.dk
  set WGETDIR=projects/wget/windows

  mkdir %BASEDIR%\wget

  del /Q %BASEDIR%\wget\*
  cd %BASEDIR%\wget
  @rem -- Note that I believe that I have noticed that on some versions
  @rem -- of the MS Windows console it is not possible to change directories
  @rem -- using the syntax
  @rem --    cd c:\some\dir
  @rem -- That is, the drive letter is not allowed in the path. If this is
  @rem -- true then the line immediately above the current comment block
  @rem -- will fail. However on Windows 98SE this appears to be working

  echo user anonymous matthew@macwcwagga.homedns.org > junk.txt
  echo hash >> junk.txt
  echo bin >> junk.txt
  echo cd %WGETDIR% >> junk.txt

  @rem -- I wonder how portable this construct is to various
  @rem -- dos and windows batch languages. It works on Windows 98 and 
  @rem -- Windows XP

  echo get wget-1.9.1b.zip >> junk.txt
  echo get ssllibs097c.zip >> junk.txt

  rem -- echo get wget-1.9s.zip >> junk.txt
  echo quit >> junk.txt



  @rem ***
  @rem *** Logon & transfer the file                                       
  @rem ***
  ftp %FIREFTP% -n -s:junk.txt %WGETSITE%
  @rem *** When behind a firewall use the following line
  @rem ***  ftp -n -s:junk.txt -a %WGETSITE% but please NOTE that the
  @rem *** line above this comment block actually should take care of
  @rem *** this situation by using the FIREFTP variable.
  rem del junk.txt

  %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip -o *.zip
  rem echo %BASEDIR%\wget\wget.exe %%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 %%5 %%6 %%7 %%8 > \windows\wget.bat
  copy /y wget.exe \windows\
  copy /y *.dll \windows\
  move wget.HLP wget-ms.HLP

  @echo The wget recursive URL retriever may have been installed
  @echo successfully in the directory %BASEDIR%\wget\. Type
  @echo   wget -h | more
  @echo to see how it works or look at the file %BASEDIR%\wget\wget-ms.hlp
  @echo The correct installation of 'wget' is dependent on the 'infozip'
  @echo programs being installed first. 
:endifWG
@rem -- end of WGET block


@rem -------------------------------------------------------


  rmdir /s/q %BASEDIR%\unixutil
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\unixutil
  @rem path=%path%;%BASEDIR%\unixutil\usr\local\wbin
  @rem path=%path%;%BASEDIR%\unixutil\bin
  cd %BASEDIR%\unixutil

  wget http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/UnxUtils.zip

  %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip -o UnxUtils.zip
  cd %BASEDIR%\unixutil\usr\local\wbin
  move find.exe ufind.exe
  move expand.exe uexpand.exe
  copy %BASEDIR%\unixutil\usr\usr\local\wbin\gplay.exe \windows\

  echo set OLDPATH=%%PATH%% > \windows\sh.bat
  echo path=%BASEDIR%\unixutil\usr\local\wbin;%%PATH%% >> \windows\sh.bat
  echo %BASEDIR%\unixutil\bin\sh.exe %%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 %%5 %%6 %%7 %%8 >> \windows\sh.bat
  echo path=%%OLDPATH%% >> \windows\sh.bat

  @echo  The ports of the unix utilities were (probably) successfully
  @echo  installed in the directory %BASEDIR%\unixutil\ .
  @echo  Type 'sh' to start a unix style shell, or type
  @echo  the name of a unix utility to use it from within the Microsoft
  @echo  Windows Console Box.
  @echo  NOTE: the Unix 'find' program is called 'ufind' to prevent
  @echo        it from interfering with the Microsoft program of the same
  @echo        name and similarly with the expand program
  @echo  .
  @echo  The installation of the unix utilities required the prior
  @echo  installation of the 'infozip' and 'wget' tools. If you
  @echo  have a problem using the unix tools, run these other
  @echo  installation programs first, and then rerun the unix tools
  @echo  installation program.
  @echo  See http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ for more information

:endifUU


  rmdir /q/s %BASEDIR%\lynx
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\lynx

  cd %BASEDIR%\lynx
  set WGETURL=http://www.fredlwm.hpg.ig.com.br/cygwin/lynx/download/MinGW/lynx.piz
  set WGETREF=http://www.fredlwm.hpg.ig.com.br/cygwin/lynx/
  wget --referer=%WGETREF% -Olynx.zip %WGETURL%

  wget http://lynx.isc.org/current/lynx2-8-5/lynx.cfg

  %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip -o lynx.zip
  set LYNX_CFG=%BASEDIR%\lynx\Lynx\lynx.cfg
  set LYNXDIR=%BASEDIR%\lynx\Lynx
  echo %LYNXDIR%\lynx.exe -cfg=%LYNXDIR%\lynx.cfg %%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 > \windows\lynx.bat


  @echo =================
  @echo The text mode web-browser Lynx may have been installed
  @echo successfully. You should be able to see how it works by typing
  @echo   lynx
  @echo now on the command line. 
  @echo 
  @echo  The installation of the lynx browser required the prior
  @echo  installation of the 'infozip' and 'wget' tools. If you
  @echo  have a problem using the unix tools, run these other
  @echo  installation programs first, and then rerun the lynx
  @echo  installation script.
  @echo =================
:endifLB

@rem -------------------------------------------------------

  mkdir %BASEDIR%\lynx
  cd %BASEDIR%\lynx


  set LYNX_CFG=%BASEDIR%\lynx\Lynx\lynx.cfg
  set LYNXDIR=%BASEDIR%\lynx\Lynx
  set LYNXURI=file://localhost/C:/%BASENAME%/lynx/Lynx

  wget http://www.geocities.com/matth3wbishop/eg/batch/lynx_bookmarks.htm 
  copy lynx_bookmarks.htm "%HOMEPATH%"

  echo INCLUDE:%LYNXDIR%\lynx.cfg.dist >> %LYNXDIR%\lynx.cfg
  rem -- Set the help to be displayed when the user presses h in lynx
  rem -- A remote help file is located below but it takes longer to get to.
  rem -- http://www.subir.com/lynx/lynx_help/lynx_help_main.html 
  echo HELPFILE:%LYNXURI%/lynx_help/lynx_help_main.html.gz >> %LYNX_CFG% 
  rem -- Dont stop to ask the user if they wish to accept 
  rem -- the cookies which the server has sent, just accept them.
  echo ACCEPT_ALL_COOKIES:TRUE >> %LYNX_CFG%
  rem -- Make google the default home page for lynx.
  echo STARTFILE:http://www.google.com >> %LYNX_CFG%
  rem -- Display the url of the current link at the bottom of the
  rem -- lynx screen rather than a help message.
  echo DEFAULT_USER_MODE:ADVANCED >> %LYNX_CFG%
  rem -- Allow the user to edit local files using the 'vim'
  rem -- text editor. press e in lynx to edit the active link
  echo DEFAULT_EDITOR:c:/m3b/vim/vim/vim62/vim.exe >> %LYNX_CFG%
  rem -- When displaying directories on the local computer, also 
  rem -- display so called 'hidden' files, which on Windows start
  rem -- with an underscore character.
  echo NO_DOT_FILES:FALSE >> %LYNX_CFG%
  rem -- Set up wget as the background file downloader, so that
  rem -- the user can continue to browser using lynx while the file
  rem -- is downloading.
  echo EXTERNAL:http:start wget %%s :TRUE >> %LYNX_CFG%
  rem -- Attempt to set up playing of soundfiles using a command
  rem -- line player which is part of the unixutils package (from
  rem -- sourceforge). Assuming the player is on the path
  echo VIEWER:audio/mpeg:gplay %%s : >> %LYNX_CFG%
  rem echo EXTERNAL:http:start wget %s :TRUE >> %LYNX_CFG%

  @echo =================
  @echo The text mode web-browser Lynx may have been configured 
  @echo successfully. You should be able to see how it works by typing
  @echo   lynx
  @echo now on the command line. 
  @echo 
  @echo  The configuration of the lynx browser required the prior
  @echo  installation of the lynx. If you
  @echo  have a problem using the unix tools, run these other
  @echo  installation programs first, 
  @echo =================
:endifLC
@rem


@rem -------------------------------------------------------

  rmdir /s/q %BASEDIR%\vim
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\vim
  @rem -- The line below is very XP/NT specific since it uses
  @rem -- substitutions in the variable.
  @rem path=%path:%BASEDIR%\vim\vim\vim62=%

  cd %BASEDIR%\vim
  wget -N ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/pc/vim62w32.zip
  wget -N ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/pc/vim62rt.zip
  %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip -o *.zip

  cd %BASEDIR%\vim\vim\vim62
  rem install -create-vimrc -install-popup -add-start-menu -install-icons -create-directories
  install

  @echo The text editor vim has (probably) been installed successfully
  @echo in the directory %BASEDIR%\vim\vim\vim62
  @echo Type vim to start it and then type :help to see how it works.
  @echo Dependencies: wget, unzip
  @echo In some versions of windows you will have to set your Path
  @echo variable to the directory above.
:endifVI


@rem -------------------------------------------------------

  mkdir %BASEDIR%\vim

  cd %BASEDIR%\vim\vim\vim62

  echo set helpheight=40 >> vimrc_example.vim

  @echo The text editor vim has (probably) been configured 
  @echo Dependencies: vim 
:endifVC

@rem -------------------------------------------------------

@rem -- Attempt to install the curl non interactive Url getter
@rem -- Curl is similar in style to the unix 'wget' program.
@rem -- Curl is used by the 'geoftp' scripts which will be 
@rem -- installed below.
@rem
if NOT %PROG%==install goto endifCU
  rmdir /s/q %BASEDIR%\curl
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\curl
  cd %BASEDIR%\curl
  wget http://curl.haxx.se/download/openssl-0.9.7e-win32-bin.zip
  wget http://curl.haxx.se/download/curl-7.15.0-win32-ssl.zip

  %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip -o *.zip
  copy /y %BASEDIR%\curl\curl-7.15.0\curl.exe \windows\
  copy /y %BASEDIR%\curl\*.dll \windows\

  @echo Dependencies: wget, unzip
  @echo Type curl to see what the curl program
  @echo can do. 

:endifCU

@rem -------------------------------------------------------

@rem -- This section attempts to install a set of scripts which
@rem -- allow the uploading to a Yahoo Geocities free web account
@rem -- without going through the browser web interface which 
@rem -- Yahoo provides for uploading files. These scripts are
@rem -- likely to stop working if the web interface to the geocities
@rem -- account changes at all.
@rem
if NOT %PROG%==install goto endifGF
  set URL=http://www.geocities.com/matth3wbishop
  rmdir /s/q %BASEDIR%\geoftp
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\geoftp
  cd %BASEDIR%\geoftp
  wget -O vimgeo.sh -N %URL%/eg/unix-shell/vimgeo.txt

  wget -O upload-geocities.sh -N %URL%/eg/unix-shell/upload-geocities.txt
  wget -O login-geocities-uu.sh -N %URL%/eg/unix-shell/login-geocities-uu.txt
  copy upload-geocities.bat ug.bat

  echo sh -i %%BASEDIR%%\geoftp\login-geocities-uu.sh %%1 %%2 > \windows\lg.bat
  copy \windows\lg.bat \windows\login-geocities.bat
  @rem 
  @rem -- Make a batch script to start the upload function and put it
  @rem -- in a directory which should be in the windows path, but
  @rem -- but may not be.
  @rem
  echo set OLDFILE=%%1 > \windows\ug.bat
  echo set NEWFILE=%%OLDFILE:.bat=.txt%% >> \windows\ug.bat
  echo set NEWFILE=%%NEWFILE:.sh=.txt%% >> \windows\ug.bat
  echo copy %%OLDFILE%% %%NEWFILE%% >> \windows\ug.bat
  echo sh -i %BASEDIR%\geoftp\upload-geocities.sh %%NEWFILE%% %%2 %%3 >> \windows\ug.bat
  copy \windows\ug.bat \windows\upload-geocities.bat

  echo ==========================================
  echo The command line interface to uploading to a geocities free
  echo account may have been installed successfully in the
  echo directory %BASEDIR%\geoftp
  echo Dependencies: wget, curl, unixtools
  echo Type 
  echo  
  echo 
  echo   lg [password]     or
  echo   lg [password] [geocities-account-name]  and then
  echo   ug [file-to-upload] [target-directory]
  echo 
  echo The default account name is 'matth3wbishop' 
  echo ==========================================


:endifGF

@rem -------------------------------------------------------
if NOT %PROG%==install goto endifPT

  rmdir /s/q %BASEDIR%\putty
  mkdir %BASEDIR%\putty
  cd %BASEDIR%\putty   
  wget "http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe"
  wget "http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/psftp.exe"
  wget "http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/pscp.exe"
  wget "http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/puttygen.exe"

  @rem -- %BASEDIR%\infozip\unzip\unzip -o *.zip
  copy /y %BASEDIR%\putty\*.exe \windows\

  @echo Dependencies: wget
  @echo Type putty to see what the putty program
  @echo can do. 

:endifPT

@rem -------------------------------------------------------


if NOT %PROG%==java goto endifJP
  set JAVADIR=\j2sdk1.4.2_10\bin

  rmdir /s/q %BLUEDIR%
  mkdir %BLUEDIR%
  cd %BLUEDIR%   
  rem wget "http://www.bluej.org/download/files/bluejsetup-205.exe"
  @rem 
  @rem -- Make a batch script to put java on the path 
  @rem -- .
  @rem
  echo %JAVADIR%\javac.exe %%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 %%5 %%6 %%7 %%8 > \windows\javac.bat
  echo rem >> \windows\javac.bat
  


  @echo Dependencies: 
  @echo 
  @echo  

:endifII

@rem -------------------------------------------------------
goto end

:error1
  @echo Error 1 occurred
goto end

:error2
  @echo Error 2 occurred
goto end

:end

cd %STARTDIR%
@rem echo doskey >> \autoexec.bat
@rem echo path=%path% >> \autoexec.bat