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#!/bin/sh
#
# This is the postinst script for the Debian GNU/Linux efax package
#
# Written by Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd@debian.org>
#
# Some bash functions
#
efax_configure()
{
cat <<EOF
The "efax" package has been installed on your system. You presumably have
to adapt some settings in the resource file "/etc/efax.rc" to your system.
EOF
# see if dialout group is set up for users
#
one=`grep dialout /etc/group | cut -c -16` # up to uucp user
two=`grep dialout /etc/group` # all of it
if [ "$one" = "$two" ] # equal if unchanged
then
cat <<EOF
Users must be added to the "dialout" group in file "/etc/group" to
allow access to the modem device in order to use "efax" or "fax".
EOF
fi
# Log files ought to live in /var/log/$(package)
# Move old log files from versions <= efax-07a-5
OLDLOG=/var/spool/fax/log
NEWLOG=/var/log/efax
if [ -d $OLDLOG ]
then
echo -n "Moving efax logfiles from $OLDLOG to $NEWLOG."
install -d -m 775 -o root -g dialout $NEWLOG && \
mv $OLDLOG/* $NEWLOG && \
rmdir $OLDLOG && \
echo " Done."
fi
# The Debian versions 07a-2 to 07a-6 were patched for use with qfax
# This version no longer is, so we send out a message that the dirs are
# now unused
QFAXSPOOL=/var/spool/fax
if [ -d $QFAXSPOOL/recvq -o -d $QFAXSPOOL/sendq -o -d $QFAXSPOOL/result ]
then
cat <<EOF
You are upgrading from a version of efax that was patched for use with qfax.
As qfax was never released for Debian, the present efax package no longer
includes such a patch. You might therefore delete any of the subdirectories
that still exist below $QFAXSPOOL as they are no longer used.
However, please do not delete the directory $QFAXSPOOL itself.
EOF
fi
}
# efax_upgrade()
# {
# # Deal with old /usr/bin/fax files that could contain local information
# # This is only relevant for folks that upgrade from efax-07a-{0,1}
# FAX=/usr/bin/fax
# OLDFAX=/tmp/old.fax
# NEWFAX=/tmp/new.fax
# DIFFFAX=/tmp/diff.fax
# FAXRC=/etc/efax.rc
# #
# # see whether debian.preinst has left some stuff for us
# if [ -f $OLDFAX ]
# then
# sed -n -e '/^[\ \t]*[A-Z][A-Z]*\=/p' \
# -e '/^# --- End/q' $FAX >$NEWFAX
# # need ( ) to survive 'set -e'
# (diff $NEWFAX $OLDFAX > $DIFFFAX)
# # now if the files are different, report it
# # test for -s ie size of the difffile >0
# if [ -s $DIFFFAX ]
# then
# cat <<EOF
# A very old version of the fax script was installed as $FAX.
# Information from that file has been extracted into $OLDFAX.
# Information from the new $FAX has been extracted into $NEWFAX.
# You might want to look at the difference between the two files, $DIFFFAX,
# and add some of its content to the resource file $FAXRC.
# EOF
# else
# rm -f $OLDFAX $NEWFAX $DIFFFAX
# fi
# fi
# }
#
# Main starts here
#
set -e
case "$1" in
configure)
efax_configure
# if [ "$2" = "07a-0" -o "$2" = "07a-1" ]
# then
# efax_upgrade
# fi
;;
abort-upgrade|abort-remove|abort-deconfigure)
;;
*)
echo "postinst called with unknown argument \`$1'" >&2
exit 1
;;
esac
exit 0
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