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#!/bin/sh
set -e
. /usr/share/debconf/confmodule
case "$1" in
configure)
# If the directory is owned by root, change ownership. This
# happens for fresh installations, and re-installations after
# removal (and purge, of course).
find /var/lib/debsecan -maxdepth 0 -user root | while read dir ; do
chown daemon:daemon "$dir"
done
if ! test -e /etc/default/debsecan ; then
cat > /etc/default/debsecan <<EOF
# Configuration file for debsecan. Contents of this file should
# adhere to the KEY=VALUE shell syntax. This file may be edited by
# debsecan's scripts, but your modifications are preserved.
# If true, enable daily reports, sent by email.
REPORT=true
# For better reporting, specify the correct suite here, using the code
# name (that is, "sid" instead of "unstable").
SUITE=GENERIC
# Mail address to which reports are sent.
MAILTO=root
# The URL from which vulnerability data is downloaded. Empty for the
# built-in default.
SOURCE=
EOF
fi
for var in REPORT SUITE MAILTO SOURCE ; do
v=$(db_get debsecan/$(echo $var | tr A-Z a-z); printf "%s" "$RET")
if ! test -z "$v" ; then
echo "$var=\"$v\""
fi
done | debsecan --update-config
# Create the crontab entry if it does not exist, and reporting
# has been enabled. (If reporting is later disabled, debsecan
# will detected this internally, so there is no need to remove
# the crontab entry in that case.)
db_get debsecan/report
if test "$RET" = 'true' -a ! -r /etc/cron.d/debsecan ; then
debsecan-create-cron
fi
;;
esac
#DEBHELPER#
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