#!/bin/sh
# /usr/local/bin/bash_login
#
# see /etc/bashrc for a complete description how all bash source files
# are related and used on this box
#
# this script is sourced by each user's ~/.bash_login

source /etc/functions-system
source /etc/functions-colors

# `who -r` returns:         run-level 4  Nov  5 07:29                   last=S
# 20th character is the run-level
RL=`who -r`
# ${VARIABLE:Offset:Count}
RL=${RL:19:1}

if [ "$RL" != "4" ] ; then # not run-level 4
  # provide a simple hello to the user
  echo -e "${BOLDBLUE}"
  date
	echo -e "${BOLDYELLOW}Hello `whoami`!${COLOR_RESET}"
  echo
fi

# do not run the following routine from init 4, otherwise the GUI login manager will hang
if [ "$RL" = "3" ] ; then # in run-level 3
	# do not run this routine from an X-based terminal
	if [ "$TERM" = "xterm" ] ; then
		# we are inside an X session so let's quit
		exit 1
	else
    # let's help users start X
		Wait_For_Response "Do you want to start the X graphical environment?"
		if [ "$response" = "y" ] || [ "$response" = "Y" ] ; then
			/usr/X11R6/bin/startx
		else
      # remind users how to start X manually or to modify their GUI
			echo
			echo -e "Type ${BOLDGREEN}startx${COLOR_RESET} to start the X graphical environment."
			echo -e "Type ${BOLDWHITE}xwmconfig${COLOR_RESET} to change your user X graphical environment."
			echo
		fi
		unset allowedchars
		unset response
	fi
fi
unset RL