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#!/bin/sh
set -e
# Older (0.4 and earlier) versions of Typespeed used a directory containing a
# number of binary high score files, one per word list. The Typespeed pacakge
# used to put them in $OLDDIR, which was later moved to $NEWDIR for FHS
# compliance. Newer (post-0.6) versions of Typespeed use a single text-based
# file at $SCOREFILE.
OLDDIR=/var/lib/games/typespeed
NEWDIR=/var/games/typespeed
SCOREFILE=/var/games/typespeed.score
if test "$1" = "configure"; then
if test -e $OLDDIR; then
# Move high score files created by older versions to the new,
# FHS-compliant location.
# If the old high score directory exists, find all high score
# files in it and move then to the new high score directory
# unless a file with the same name already exists there.
mkdir -p $NEWDIR
find $OLDDIR \
-name 'high.words.*' \
-exec sh -c 'test ! -e `basename {}`' \
-exec mv '{}' $NEWDIR ';'
# Try and delete the old high score directory if it exists,
# but don't worry if deletion fails.
rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty $OLDDIR
fi
# Ensure new high score file exists and has proper permissions.
if ! test -e $SCOREFILE; then
touch $SCOREFILE
chown root:games $SCOREFILE
chmod 664 $SCOREFILE
fi
if test -e $NEWDIR; then
# Fix permissions.
find $NEWDIR -name 'high.words.*' \
-exec chown root:games '{}' ';' \
-exec chmod 664 '{}' ';'
# If new high score file is empty, convert any old high score
# files to the new format.
test ! -s $SCOREFILE && \
/usr/lib/typespeed/convert $NEWDIR $SCOREFILE
fi
fi
#DEBHELPER#
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