#!/usr/bin/env python

import os

# A wrapper function, for debugging:
def syscall(str):
  #print("making system call: " + str)
  os.system(str)
  
  
projectDir = "/vmfs/volumes/datastore1/" 
imageName  = "Windows\ XP\ Professional\ \(345\)" 
# imageName is *both* the folder containing the image, and 
#   the stem of all the .vmdk,etc files contained therein.

f = open("users.txt")
#with open("users.txt") as f:
for line in f:
	userInfo = line.split()
	userName = userInfo[0]
	password = userInfo[1]   # used in other scripts, but not this one
	print("Starting user " + userName)
	
	userDir = projectDir + userName + "/"
	userImage = userName+"_WinXP";
	syscall("mkdir " + userDir)
	syscall("cp -R " + (projectDir + imageName) + " "
	                 + userDir+userImage )
	#imageSubDir = userDir + imageName + "/"
	imageSubDir = userDir + userImage + "/"
	                   
        # rename the image, so it has a unique name in the resource pool:
        
        syscall("sed -e s/displayName\ =\ \\\""+imageName+"\\\"/displayName\ =\ \\\""+userImage+"\\\"/g" + " "
                   + (imageSubDir+imageName+".vmx") 
                   + " > tmp")
        syscall("sed -e s/"+imageName+".vmdk/"+userImage+".vmdk/g" + " "
                   + "tmp"
                   + " > tmp2")
        syscall("mv tmp2 " + (imageSubDir+imageName+".vmx"))
        
	syscall("vmkfstools --renamevirtualdisk "
	           + (imageSubDir + imageName+".vmdk")   + " "
	           + (imageSubDir + userImage+".vmdk") )
	           
	           
	           
	           
	# now register the vm:
        syscall("mv " + (imageSubDir+imageName+".vmx") + " " +  (imageSubDir+userImage+".vmx"))
        #(above is req'd, to get default name correct)
        
	syscall("vim-cmd /solo/register " + imageSubDir + userImage+".vmx")
	
f.close()