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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Copyright 2005-2008 VMware, Inc.  All rights reserved.
#
# Wrapper for the real 'vmplayer' binary. Ensure that the
# binary will find all the shared libraries it needs. If a shared
# library is not available from any of the standard system-wide
# locations, we provide it from the location where the VMware software
# is installed.
#
 
set -e
 
ETCDIR=/etc/vmware
. $ETCDIR/bootstrap
 
export PRODUCT_NAME="VMware Player"
libdir="$LIBDIR"/vmware
 
bindir=$libdir/bin
sharedir=$libdir/share
 
export VMWARE_ZENITY_UI_FILE=$sharedir/zenity/zenity.ui
ZENITY=$bindir/vmware-zenity
 
toolsRebuildError="
The VMware Tools kernel modules could not be automatically rebuilt.
 
Please manually run:
  vmware-config-tools.pl --modules-only
To rebuild them.
"
 
# The new Ubuntu menu system "steals" our menu out of the UI, which causes problems
# with fullscreening.  These variables disable that in various unity versions.
export APPMENU_DISPLAY_BOTH=1
export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=0
 
# bug-buddy breaks logging
export GNOME_DISABLE_CRASH_DIALOG=1
 
vmci_alias='pci:v000015ADd00000740sv*sd*bc*sc*i*'
vsock_alias='vmware_vsock'
vmmon='vmmon'
 
vmware_module_exists()
{
   modalias=$1
   /sbin/modprobe -n $modalias > /dev/null 2>&1
}
 
# If there are command line arguments like -version, launch the binary without
# checking configuration state or running the module updater.
if echo "$1" | grep -q "^-"; then
   exec "$libdir"/bin/"vmplayer" "$@"
fi
 
# Only run the GUI if DISPLAY is set.
if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ]; then
   echo "DISPLAY is not set, unable to open the $PRODUCT_NAME user interface."
   exit 1
fi
 
# If we are running in a VM, vmci, vsock, and vmblock will not be under our
# control.  If the files don't exist and we are not controlling them, call out
# to Tools in order to build them.
# Also note that vmblock may be handled as a fuse module and hence may not
# be installed as a kernel module.  It might also not be there at all so we don't
# check for it.
if ! cat $libdir/modules/modules.xml|grep -q 'name="vmci"'; then
   set +e # Unset failure mode, we want to catch and deal with errors on our own
   failure=0
   if ! vmware_module_exists $vmci_alias || ! vmware_module_exists $vsock_alias; then
      # The locations database is appended to with each reconfiguration, so
      # be sure only to grab only the final appearing value.
      tools_BINDIR=`grep "answer BINDIR" /etc/vmware-tools/locations | tail -1 |cut -d ' ' -f 3`
      if [ -d "$tools_BINDIR" ]; then
         echo "Rebuilding VMware Tools modules..."
         outfile=`mktemp /tmp/vmware-modulesXXXXXX`
         ${tools_BINDIR}/vmware-config-tools.pl --modules-only --default >${outfile} 2>&1
         retval=$?
         if [ $retval != "0" ]; then
            cat ${outfile}
            rm -f ${outfile}
            failure=1
         fi
         rm -f ${outfile}
      else
         failure=1
      fi
   fi
 
   # If we hit a failure, report to the user that we failed.
   if [ "$failure" = "1" ]; then
      echo "******************************************************************"
      echo "$toolsRebuildError"
      $ZENITY --error --text="$toolsRebuildError"
      exit 1
   fi
   set -e # Reset failure mode
fi
 
if "$BINDIR"/vmware-modconfig --appname="VMware Player" --icon="vmware-player" &&
   vmware_module_exists $vmmon; then
   exec "$libdir"/bin/"vmplayer" "$@"
fi
 
exit 1

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vmplayer --help