]]--
local os = require "os"
+local io = require "io"
local util = require "luci.util"
local type = type
-- Internal parser function
local function _parselist(rawdata)
- if type(rawdata) ~= "string" then
+ if type(rawdata) ~= "function" then
error("IPKG: Invalid rawdata given")
end
- rawdata = util.split(rawdata)
local data = {}
local c = {}
local l = nil
- for k, line in pairs(rawdata) do
+ for line in rawdata do
if line:sub(1, 1) ~= " " then
- local split = util.split(line, ":", 1)
- local key = nil
- local val = nil
-
- if split[1] then
- key = util.trim(split[1])
- end
-
- if split[2] then
- val = util.trim(split[2])
- end
+ local key, val = line:match("(.-): ?(.*)%s*")
if key and val then
if key == "Package" then
data[val] = c
elseif key == "Status" then
c.Status = {}
- for i, j in pairs(luci.util.split(val, " ")) do
+ for j in val:gmatch("([^ ]+)") do
c.Status[j] = true
end
else
end
else
-- Multi-line field
- c[l] = c[l] .. "\n" .. line:sub(2)
+ c[l] = c[l] .. "\n" .. line
end
end
cmd = cmd .. " '" .. pkg:gsub("'", "") .. "'"
end
- return _parselist(util.exec(cmd .. " 2>/dev/null"))
+ -- IPKG sometimes kills the whole machine because it sucks
+ -- Therefore we have to use a sucky approach too and use
+ -- tmpfiles instead of directly reading the output
+ local tmpfile = os.tmpname()
+ os.execute(cmd .. (" >%s 2>/dev/null" % tmpfile))
+
+ local data = _parselist(io.lines(tmpfile))
+ os.remove(tmpfile)
+ return data
end