Lightweight resource and provider to install OS X applications (.app) from dmg files.
- option to install software that is an .mpkg inside a .dmg
- ignore failure on chmod in case mode is already set, or is root owned
- Mac OS X
This resource will install a DMG "Package". It will retrieve the DMG from a remote URL, mount it using OS X's hdid
, copy the application (.app directory) to the specified destination (/Applications), and detach the image using hdiutil
. The dmg file will be stored in the Chef::Config[:file_cache_path]
. If you want to install an application that has already been downloaded (not using the source
parameter), copy it to the appropriate location. You can find out what directory this is with the following command on the node to run chef:
knife exec -E 'p Chef::Config[:file_cache_path]' -c /etc/chef/client.rb
Optionally, the LWRP can install an "mpkg" package using installer(8).
- :install - Installs the application.
app
- This is the name of the application used by default for the /Volumes directory and the .app directory copied to /Applications.source
- remote URL for the dmg to download if specified. Default is nil.destination
- directory to copy the .app into. Default is /Applications.checksum
- sha256 checksum of the dmg to download. Default is nil.type
- type of package, "app" or "mpkg". Default is "app". When using "mpkg", the destination must be /Applications.volumes_dir
- Directory under /Volumes where the dmg is mounted. Not all dmgs are mounted into a /Volumes location matching the name of the dmg. If not specified, this will use the name attribute.dmg_name
- Specify the name of the dmg if it is not the same asapp
, or if the name has spaces.
Install /Applications/Tunnelblick.app
from the primary download site.
dmg_package "Tunnelblick" do
source "http://tunnelblick.googlecode.com/files/Tunnelblick_3.1.2.dmg"
checksum "a3fae60b6833175f32df20c90cd3a3603a"
action :install
end
Install Google Chrome. Uses the dmg_name
because the application name has spaces. Installs in /Applications/Google Chrome.app
.
dmg_package "Google Chrome" do
dmg_name "googlechrome"
source "https://dl-ssl.google.com/chrome/mac/stable/GGRM/googlechrome.dmg"
checksum "7daa2dc5c46d9bfb14f1d7ff4b33884325e5e63e694810adc58f14795165c91a"
action :install
end
Install Dropbox. Uses volumes_dir
because the mounted directory is different than the name of the application directory. Installs in /Applications/Dropbox.app
.
dmg_package "Dropbox" do
volumes_dir "Dropbox Installer"
source "http://www.dropbox.com/download?plat=mac"
checksum "b4ea620ca22b0517b75753283ceb82326aca8bc3c86212fbf725de6446a96a13"
action :install
end
Install MacIrssi to ~/Applications
from the local file downloaded to the cache path into an Applications directory in the current user's home directory. Chef should run as a non-root user for this.
directory "#{ENV['HOME']}/Applications"
dmg_package "MacIrssi" do
destination "#{ENV['HOME']}/Applications"
action :install
end
Install Virtualbox to /Applications
from the .mpkg:
dmg_package "Virtualbox" do
source "http://dlc.sun.com.edgesuite.net/virtualbox/4.0.8/VirtualBox-4.0.8-71778-OSX.dmg"
type "mpkg"
end
A few things remain outstanding to make this cookbook "1.0" quality.
- support downloading a .dmg.zip and unzipping it
- specify a local .dmg already downloaded in another location (like ~/Downloads)
Some things that would be nice to have at some point.
- use hdiutil to mount/attach the disk image
- automatically detect the
volumes_dir
where the image is attached - be able to automatically accept license agreements
- Copyright 2011, Joshua Timberman cookbooks@housepub.org
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