new samples and control file writer

sample/old/OPSI/changelog.txt

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+Don't add cahngelog entries here!
+It get autogenerated by the opsi-builder.sh

sample/old/OPSI/control

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+[Package]
+version: RELEASE
+depends: 
+incremental: False
+
+[Product]
+type: localboot
+id: !!!plz change!!!
+name: !!!plz change!!!
+description: !!!plz change!!!
+advice: ADVICE
+version: VERSION
+priority: PRIORITY
+licenseRequired: False
+productClasses: 
+setupScript: !!!plz change!!!
+uninstallScript: !!!plz change!!!
+updateScript: 
+alwaysScript: 
+onceScript: 
+customScript: 
+userLoginScript: 
+
+[ProductProperty]
+type: unicode
+name: install_architecture
+multivalue: False
+editable: False
+description: which architecture (32/64 bit) has to be installed
+values: ["32 only", "64 only", "both", "system specific"]
+default: ["system specific"]
+
+[ProductDependency]
+action: setup
+requiredProduct: aio
+requiredStatus: installed
+requirementType: before

sample/old/OPSI/postinst

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+#! /bin/sh
+#
+# postinst script for softprod
+# This script executes after unpacking files from that archive and registering the product at the server.
+#
+# The following environment variables can be used to obtain information about the current installation:
+#   PRODUCT_ID: id of the current product
+#   CLIENT_DATA_DIR: directory which contains the installed client data
+#

sample/old/OPSI/preinst

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+#! /bin/sh
+#
+# preinst script for softprod
+# This script executes before that package will be unpacked from its archive file.
+#
+# The following environment variables can be used to obtain information about the current installation:
+#   PRODUCT_ID: id of the current product
+#   CLIENT_DATA_DIR: directory where client data will be installed
+#