#!/bin/bash
clear
#reading user and group id numbers from the passwd file
	while read ids
	do
	puid=$uid
	  uid="$(echo $ids | cut -d: -f3)"
	  gid="$(echo $ids | cut -d: -f4)"
	if [ $puid -le $uid ]
		then
		uid=$((uid+1))
		gid=$((gid+1))
	fi
	done < /etc/passwd
#opening log file
	date=$(date)
	echo "MyFileSystem.txt opened. Date: $date" >> MyFileSystem.txt
#function to get folder path of a user
function foldername {
while read myline
do
   usern="$(echo $myline | cut -d: -f1)"
   foldn="$(echo $myline | cut -d: -f6)"
	if [ $usern = $username ]
		then
	echo $foldn
	path=$foldn
	fi
done < /etc/passwd
}
echo "All your operations are save in a file called MyFileSystem.txt"
#Main menu loop
while :
do
echo " MAIN MENU "
echo "1. Create New directory in a specified user's filesystem"
echo "2. Add new user to the system in a specified home directory"
echo "3. Delete User's filesystem"
echo "4. Delete specified files from a specified user's filesystem"
echo "5. Copy a file from a user to a different user"
echo "6. Locate a file"
echo "7. Print information for a user"
echo "8. Print the network information"
echo "9. Modify the permissions for a file/folder"
echo "10. Open a Linux Terminal"
echo "11. Add a user to a group"
echo "12. Remove a user from a group"
echo "13. Allow a user to rename a file"
echo "14. Move user's file to another directory or filesystem"
echo "15. Change the ownsership of a directory"
echo "16. Quit"
echo -n "Please enter your choice:"
read opt
case $opt in
1)#Getting the user name and the directory name and then creating the directory
   echo "Enter username"
   read username
   echo "Enter directory name"
   read dest_path
	foldername
	echo $path/$dest_path >> MyFileSystem.txt
	mkdir $path/$dest_path;;
2) #Getting all the information from the user and creating the user also saving the information in to the user_info file
   echo "Enter username"
   read username
   echo "Enter password"
   read password
   echo "Enter directory name"
   read directory
   echo "Enter the class name"
   read classname
   echo "Enter class number"
   read classno
   echo "Enter class time"
   read classtime
	   newline=$username:$password:$uid:$gid::$directory/$username:$classname:$classno:$classtime
	echo $newline >> user_info
	echo $newline >> MyFileSystem.txt
	useradd -p $password -d $directory $username;;
3)#removing users filesystem looks it up in passwd with the username
   echo "Enter username"
   read username
	foldername
	echo $path >> MyFileSystem.txt
	rm $path;;
4)#removing a file from a users filesystem. Gets the filesystem path from the function above
   echo "Enter file name"
   read filename
   echo "Enter the username"
   read username
	foldername
	echo "rm $path/$filename" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	rm $path/$filename;;
5)#copying a file from a users directory to anywhere you want
   echo "Enter First username"
   read username
   echo "Enter the file name"
   read filename
   echo "Enter the destination path"
   read copyafile
	foldername
	echo $path/$filename $copyafile >> MyFileSystem.txt
	cp $path/$filename $copyafile;;
6)#finding a file in the system
   echo "Please enter the file name:"
   read search
	echo "find -name $search" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	find -name $search >> MyFileSystem.txt
	find -name $search;;
7)#showing user information both from /etc/passwd and user_info files
   echo "Enter username:"
   read username
	echo "From /etc/passwd:"
	echo `grep $username /etc/passwd`
	echo "From user_info file:"
	echo `grep $username user_info`
	echo "From /etc/passwd:" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	echo `grep $username /etc/passwd` >> MyFileSystem.txt
	echo "From user_info file:" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	echo `grep $username user_info` >> MyFileSystem.txt
	echo "";;
8) #showing network information
   ifconfig >> MyFileSystem.txt
   ifconfig;;
9)#changing permission of a file
   echo "Enter the file name to change permissions with the path"
   read chmodfile
   echo "Enter the permission"
   read permission
	echo "chmod $permission $chmodfile" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	chmod $permission $chmodfile;;
10)#opening terminal
    gnome-terminal;;
11) #assigning a user to a group
    echo "Enter the username"
    read usern
    echo "Enter the group name"
    read groupn
	echo "usermod -a -G $groupn $usern" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	usermod -a -G $groupn $usern;;
12)#taking a user out of a group
    echo "Enter the username"
    read username
    echo "Enter group name"
    read groupname
	echo "usermod -G $groupname $username" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	usermod -G $groupname $username;;
13)#chaning the ownership of a file to a user so he can move it and then moves it
    echo "Enter the username"
    read username
    echo "Enter the file name"
    read filename
    echo "Enter the new file name with the path"
    read newfilename
    foldername
	echo "chown $username $filename" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	chown $username $filename
	echo "mv $path/$filename $newfilename" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	mv $path/$filename $newfilename;;
14)#moving a file from a users directory to anywhere you want
    echo "Enter the username"
    read username
    echo "Enter the file name"
    read filename
    echo "Enter the new path and the file name"
    read newfilename
	foldername
	echo "mv $path/$filename $newfilename" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	mv $path/$filename $newfilename;;
15)#changing the ownership of a file
    echo "Enter the new user"
    read newuser
    echo "Enter directory with the path"
    read file
	echo "chown $newuser $file" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	chown $newuser $file;;
16)#Exiting the program
    newdate=$(date)
	echo "Exiting Program on $newdate" >> MyFileSystem.txt
	exit;;
esac
done