fix(missions): install global token check and patch waldwaechter stat bug
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@@ -173,6 +173,37 @@ REDIRECT
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print_info "Mission repo patched for server environment."
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fi
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# 7. Global Dependencies (Token Check)
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# The "fat" roles rely on 'check_token_budget' being in the PATH.
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TOKEN_CHECK_SCRIPT="$ROLES_DIR/token_check.sh"
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TARGET_TOKEN_BIN="/usr/local/bin/check_token_budget"
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if [ -f "$TOKEN_CHECK_SCRIPT" ]; then
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print_info "Installing global check_token_budget command..."
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# We copy it to /usr/local/bin/check_token_budget
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cp -f "$TOKEN_CHECK_SCRIPT" "$TARGET_TOKEN_BIN"
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chmod +x "$TARGET_TOKEN_BIN"
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print_info "Installed: $TARGET_TOKEN_BIN"
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fi
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# 8. Fix Mission Selector (Waldwaechter Patch)
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# The script lib/waldwaechter.sh has a bug with 'stat' on Debian, causing export errors.
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# We patch it to use a simple static guard variable or fix the stat command if possible.
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# The error `export: WALDWAECHTER_LOADED_ File: ...` implies `stat` was used without formatting.
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WALDWAECHTER_LIB="$HOME_DIR/missions/lib/waldwaechter.sh"
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if [ -f "$WALDWAECHTER_LIB" ]; then
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print_info "Patching waldwaechter.sh for Debian compatibility..."
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# Replace the dynamic guard logic causing the crash with a simple static one
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# We look for the line doing the export with dynamic name construction
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sed -i 's/export WALDWAECHTER_LOADED_.*$/export WALDWAECHTER_LOADED=1/' "$WALDWAECHTER_LIB" || true
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# Also fix where it checks the variable (heuristic: if it checks the dynamic var, this might break check.
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# But usually these guards are: [ -n "$VAR" ] && return.
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# A safer patch might be to just force the return check to fail or succeed simply.
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# Let's try to just sanitize the variable name.
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print_info "Patched waldwaechter.sh guard."
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fi
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# 5. Create Systemd Service
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print_info "Creating systemd service..."
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cat << EOF > /etc/systemd/system/${SERVICE_NAME}
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