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#! /bin/sh
# Make sure errors report (since we try to weed out potential spurious ones)
set -e
# If /etc/terminfo is a symbolic link, it will really screw up the
# installation of our minimum set of terminfo entries. Therefore we
# get rid of any link with impunity.
if [ -L /etc/terminfo ]; then
rm -f /etc/terminfo
fi
# /usr/lib/terminfo used to be the standard place for terminfo entries.
# Now, it's /usr/share/terminfo. So if /usr/lib/terminfo _isn't_ a symbolic
# link, move the whole thing to /usr/share.
if [ -e /usr/lib/terminfo -a ! -L /usr/lib/terminfo ]; then
cp -dR /usr/lib/terminfo /usr/share;
rm -rf /usr/lib/terminfo;
fi
# If /usr/lib/tabset isn't a symbolic link, nuke it.
if [ -e /usr/lib/tabset -a ! -L /usr/lib/tabset ]; then
rm -rf /usr/lib/tabset;
fi
# And the final piece of kludgery...if /usr/lib/{tabset,terminfo} _are_
# symbolic links, get rid of them for now. This is necessary because we
# may end up in a state where the user replaces an older package and,
# because debian can't tell that /usr/lib/foo and /usr/share/foo are the
# same, it deletes the old package's /usr/lib files right after installing
# the new /usr/share ones. This leaves the user in a state where he has
# no terminfo files at all. :(
if [ -L /usr/lib/terminfo ]; then
rm -f /usr/lib/terminfo
fi
if [ -L /usr/lib/tabset ]; then
rm -f /usr/lib/tabset
fi
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