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							- #!/bin/sh
 
- #
 
- # not a psueber-pretty uninstall script for the Tor bundle package
 
- #	. this currently leaves ~/.tor, /var/log/tor and empty
 
- #		directories /Library/Tor, /Library/Privoxy (see comment below)
 
- #	. this relies on the fact that the startup items directories (if any)
 
- #		will be named the same as the package name (ie. Tor)
 
- #
 
- #
 
- # version history
 
- #	initial version - 21 may, 2005 - loki der quaeler
 
- #
 
- #
 
- # comments
 
- # loki: because of the way the Tor package installs itself (the root directory
 
- #	is the filesystem root, as opposed to the much nicer way that privoxy
 
- #	installs itself with the privoxy home (/Library/Privoxy) as its
 
- #	install root directory), i thought it more prudent to leave empty
 
- #	directories laying around rather than try to incorrectly intuit from
 
- #	the bom contents what directories should exist and which ones could be
 
- #	deleted (ie, the Tor package has /Library listed in its bom --
 
- #	obviously this is a Bad Thing(tm) to delete).
 
- #       + when the Tor installer is changed, this uninstaller could be modified.
 
- # loki: /bin/ps, when run from a terminal window in osX, restricts information
 
- #	based on the width of the window. an 80 col window will stupidly cause
 
- #	the grep search for the privoxy pid to not find the pid, whereas the grep
 
- #	in a wider window succeeds. consider using killall. in the meantime,
 
- #	advise uninstall runners to drag wide their terminal window.. ugh
 
- #
 
- ### this is the location of a file which contains all the actual package names
 
- ##	(ie "Tor", "torstartup", ...) the list should be new-line-delimited.
 
- PACKAGE_LIST_SRC=/Library/Tor/package_list.txt
 
- ### this is the name of the user created in the install process of Tor
 
- TOR_USER=_tor
 
- ### these should be constant across all osX installs (so leave them be)
 
- STARTUP_ITEMS_DIR=/Library/StartupItems
 
- PKG_RCPT_BASE_DIR=/Library/Receipts
 
- BOM_INTERMEDIATE_DIR=Contents/Resources
 
- INFO_INTERMEDIATE_DIR=$BOM_INTERMEDIATE_DIR/English.lproj
 
- TEMP_BOM_CONTENTS=/tmp/tor_uninst_scratch
 
- ### make sure the script is being run as root, barf if not
 
- if [ "`whoami`" != "root" ]; then
 
- 	echo "Must be root to run the uninstall script."
 
- 	exit -1
 
- fi
 
- ### check to see if tor is currently running, kill it if it is
 
- ##	we grep on 'Tor/tor ' because 'tor' is too common (like in 'directory')
 
- ##	-- this relies on the fact that tor has been started with command
 
- ##	line arguments.. :-/
 
- TOR_PID=`ps -uax | grep 'Tor/tor ' | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2;}'`
 
- if [ ${#TOR_PID} -gt 0 ]; then
 
- 	echo ". Killing currently running tor process, pid is $TOR_PID"
 
- 	kill -9 $TOR_PID
 
- else
 
- 	echo ". tor process appears to already be stopped"
 
- fi
 
- ### check to see if privoxy is currently running, kill it if it is
 
- PRIVOXY_PID=`ps -uax | grep privoxy | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2;}'`
 
- if [ ${#PRIVOXY_PID} -gt 0 ]; then
 
- 	echo ". Killing currently running privoxy process, pid is $PRIVOXY_PID"
 
- 	kill -9 $PRIVOXY_PID
 
- else
 
- 	echo ". privoxy process appears to already be stopped"
 
- fi
 
- ## grab each package name from the package list file
 
- while read LINE; do
 
- 	if [ ${#LINE} -gt 0 ]; then
 
- 		PACKAGE_NAME=$LINE.pkg
 
- 		PACKAGE_PATH=$PKG_RCPT_BASE_DIR/$PACKAGE_NAME
 
- 		echo ". Uninstalling $PACKAGE_NAME"
 
- 		if [ ! -d $PACKAGE_PATH ]; then
 
- 			echo "  . No receipt exists for this package -- skipping."
 
- 			continue
 
- 		fi
 
- 		
 
- 		## get rid of the startup item if it exists
 
- 		STARTUP_DIR=$STARTUP_ITEMS_DIR/$LINE
 
- 		if [ -d $STARTUP_DIR ]; then
 
- 			echo "  . Deleting startup item $STARTUP_DIR"
 
- 			rm -rf $STARTUP_DIR
 
- 		fi
 
- 		## determine the root directory of the the relative paths specified in the bom
 
- 		DEFAULT_LOC=`grep DefaultLocation $PACKAGE_PATH/$INFO_INTERMEDIATE_DIR/$LINE.info | awk '{print $2;}'`
 
- 		if [ ${#DEFAULT_LOC} -eq 0 ]; then
 
- 			echo "!! Could not find default location for $LINE package -- skipping package."
 
- 			continue
 
- 		fi
 
- 		## examine the list of installed items desribed in the bom
 
- 		BOM_FILE=$PACKAGE_PATH/$BOM_INTERMEDIATE_DIR/$LINE.bom
 
- 		lsbom $BOM_FILE > $TEMP_BOM_CONTENTS
 
- 		while read BOM_ITEM; do
 
- 			## 3 column items describe just directories, 5 column items describe actual files
 
- 			COL_COUNT=$(echo $BOM_ITEM | awk '{print NF;}')
 
- 			if [ "$COL_COUNT" -eq 5 ]; then
 
- 				FILE_NAME=$DEFAULT_LOC/$(echo $BOM_ITEM | awk '{print $1;}')
 
- 				echo "  . Removing $FILE_NAME"
 
- 				rm -rf $FILE_NAME
 
- 			fi
 
- 		done < $TEMP_BOM_CONTENTS
 
- 		## remove package receipt
 
- 		echo "  . Removing package receipt $PACKAGE_PATH"
 
- 		rm -rf $PACKAGE_PATH
 
- 	fi
 
- done < $PACKAGE_LIST_SRC
 
- ## nuke the user created by the install process.
 
- echo ". Removing created user $TOR_USER"
 
- if [ -x /usr/bin/dscl ]; then
 
-    dscl . -delete /users/$TOR_USER
 
- else
 
-    niutil -destroy . /users/$TOR_USER
 
- fi
 
- ## clean up
 
- echo ". Cleaning up"
 
- rm -rf $TEMP_BOM_CONTENTS
 
- rm -rf /Library/Privoxy/ /Library/StartupItems/Privoxy/ /Library/Tor/ /Library/StartupItems/Tor/ /Library/Torbutton/ 
 
- echo ". Finished"
 
 
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