Differential D11347 Diff 30329 mail/dcc-dccd/files/pkg-install.in

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mail/dcc-dccd/files/pkg-install.in

	#!/bin/sh			#!/bin/sh
	# $FreeBSD: /tmp/pcvs/ports/mail/dcc-dccd/files/pkg-install.in,v 1.2 2011-07-04 19:39:45 crees Exp $			# $FreeBSD: /tmp/pcvs/ports/mail/dcc-dccd/files/pkg-install.in,v 1.2 2011-07-04 19:39:45 crees Exp $

	PREFIX=${PKG_PREFIX:-%%PREFIX%%}			PREFIX=${PKG_PREFIX:-%%PREFIX%%}

	DCCHOME=%%DCCHOME%%			DCCHOME=%%DCCHOME%%
				DCCUSER=%%DCCUSER%%

	if [ "$2" = "POST-INSTALL" ]; then			if [ "$2" = "POST-INSTALL" ]; then

	echo "=> Generating unique passwords for your DCC install..."
	echo "=>"
	echo "=> Note this will make map.sample, map.txt.sample and"
	echo "=> ids.sample fail their MD5 checks on package removal."

	/bin/sh $PREFIX/dcc/libexec/fix-map \			/bin/sh $PREFIX/dcc/libexec/fix-map \
	-n .sample \			-n .nopasswd \
	-I $DCCHOME/ids.sample -i $DCCHOME/ids \			-I $DCCHOME/ids.nopasswd -i $DCCHOME/ids \
	-T $DCCHOME/map.txt.sample -t $DCCHOME/map.txt \			-T $DCCHOME/map.txt.nopasswd -t $DCCHOME/map.txt \
	-m $DCCHOME/map			-m $DCCHOME/map

	for file in ids map map.txt ; do			for file in ids map map.txt ; do
	/bin/cp -p $DCCHOME/$file $DCCHOME/${file}.sample			/bin/cp -p $DCCHOME/$file $DCCHOME/${file}.nopasswd
				/usr/sbin/chown $DCCUSER $DCCHOME/${file} $DCCHOME/${file}.nopasswd
	done			done
	fi			fi
				matthewUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions This is the port doing questionable things. It modifies a bunch of files on install, presumably with different results on each different system. This immediately breaks the pkg checksum data, and while it looks like the usual `.sample` file thing, it isn't. Instead of using '.sample' here, I'd use a different extension for the unedited copy of the file. So you'ld end up with: `map` `map.nopasswd` `map.nopasswd.sample` <--- this is the only one of these in the pkg-plist and the equivalents for the other two files. Yes, this seems a bit OTT, but we have a port doing something quite similar but not really the same as the ports sample config file mechanism, and we shouldn't try and mash the two into one mechanism. matthew: This is the port doing questionable things. It modifies a bunch of files on install…

	exit 0			exit 0