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#!/bin/sh
if test $# -eq 0
then
echo "micqToLicq v1.21"
echo "Usage: micqToLicq <micq user file (~/.micqrc)>"
echo "Warning: the program not work if there exists a line in the micqrc file beginning with a number that is
not a uin...you will have to comment out that line for the script to work properly."
exit 1
fi
echo Converting micq to Licq using $1...
# create the users.conf file
awk -F" " '
BEGIN { print "[users]"
print "NumOfUsers = "
print "User1 = 2127503"
count = 2 }
$1 <= "9" && $1 >= "0" { print "User"count" = "$1 }
$1 <= "9" && $1 >= "0" { count++ }
' $1 > users.conf
# create a script to build the user files
awk -F" " '
BEGIN { print "#!/bin/sh" }
$1 <= "9" && $1 >= "0" {
print "echo [user] > "$1".uin"
print "echo Alias = "$2" "$3" "$4" >> "$1".uin"
print "echo FirstName = none >> "$1".uin"
print "echo LastName = none >> "$1".uin"
print "echo EMail = none >> "$1".uin"
print "echo History = default >> "$1".uin"
print "echo NewMessages = 0 >> "$1".uin" }
' $1 > createUsers
# run it
chmod a+x createUsers
./createUsers
rm -f ./createUsers
echo "Done!"
echo "Now edit the users.conf file and put the number of users you have into the NumOfUsers field. Then put the users.conf and *.uin files into the conf/ directory in Licq."
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