#!/bin/sh -eu
# vim: ts=4 et:

[ -z "$DEBUG" ] || [ "$DEBUG" = 0 ] || set -x

TARGET=/mnt
#SETUP=/tmp/setup-cloudinit.d

die() {
    printf '\033[1;7;31m FATAL: %s \033[0m\n' "$@" >&2  # bold reversed red
    exit 1
}
einfo() {
    printf '\n\033[1;7;36m> %s <\033[0m\n' "$@" >&2     # bold reversed cyan
}

einfo "Installing up cloud-init bootstrap components..."

# This adds the init scripts at the correct boot phases
chroot "$TARGET" /sbin/setup-cloud-init

# cloud-init locks our user by default which means alpine can't login from
# SSH. This seems like a bug in cloud-init that should be fixed but we can
# hack around it for now here.
if [ -f "$TARGET"/etc/cloud/cloud.cfg ]; then
    sed -i '/lock_passwd:/s/True/False/' "$TARGET"/etc/cloud/cloud.cfg
fi