# cd .config/
# git clone https://git.wit.org/wit/bash.git wit/

# git clone https://git.wit.org/wit/bash.git ~/.config/wit/ && cd ~/.config/wit && make new-install

# git clone https://git.wit.org/wit/bash.git ~/.config/wit/
# cd ~/.config/wit/
# git config pull.rebase false
# make new-install

all:
	@echo
	@echo is this a new install?
	@echo if so, run:
	@echo
	@echo 'make new-install'
	@echo

new-install:
	git config pull.rebase false
	git pull
	make setup-bash
	make setup-vim
ifeq ($(USER),root)
	make setup-apt
	make go
else
	echo you are not root so you can not install packages
endif

setup-bash:
ifeq ($(WIT_BASH),true)
	echo WIT_BASH is already set WIT_USER=${WIT_USER}
	false
else
	echo WIT_BASH is not set WIT_USER=${WIT_USER}
	cat bashrc/.bashrc >> ~/.bashrc
endif

git:
	git clone https://cgit.grid.wit.com/wit.git ~/.config/wit/
	git config pull.rebase false

pull:
	cd ~/.config/wit/
	git pull

vimrc:
	cd ~/.config && ln -sf wit/vimrc .

dist-upgrade:
	apt dist-upgrade
	apt autoremove
	service ssh start

setup-date:
	@# you need this if your hardware clock is fucked up
	@# I need to check to see if the clock is before this date, if so, then it's not working
	wget --method=HEAD -qSO- --max-redirect=0 google.com 2>&1 | grep Date: | cut -d' ' -f 4-9
	date -s '2023-02-21 11:31:30'

push:
	git add --all
	-git commit -a
	git push