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# Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.

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# ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"

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PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin

CLEANUP=/tmp/CLEANUP

system=/tmp/usr.lib.mail.system.$$

actual=/tmp/usr.lib.mail.actual.$$

added_abs=/tmp/usr.lib.mail.user-added.abs.$$

added_rel=/tmp/usr.lib.mail.user-added.rel.$$

UPGRADE=$BASEDIR/var/svc/profile/upgrade

rm -f $BASEDIR/etc/mail/aliases.db

rm -f $BASEDIR/etc/mail/aliases.dir

rm -f $BASEDIR/etc/mail/aliases.pag

# During SunOS 5.10, sendmail's m4 configuration hierarchy moved from

# /usr/lib/mail/ to /etc/mail/cf/ . Ordinary packaging will deal with

# the bulk of the move, but since users are not only allowed but encouraged

# to create files within this hierarchy, we need to migrate any such files

# from the old to the new location.

# During an upgrade, the old SUNWsndmu will be pkgrm'd before the new

# SUNWsndmr (or u) is pkgadd'd. The pkgrm should have cleaned out all

# the system files under /usr/lib/mail, so we need to consider that case,

# as well as the user running pkgadd at other times.

[ -d $BASEDIR/usr/lib/mail ] || exit 0

# Get /usr/lib/mail package contents of type f, formerly under SUNWsndmu.

pkgchk -L SUNWsndmu | nawk '{if ($2 == "f") {print $1}}' | \

grep '^/usr/lib/mail/' | sort > $system

find $BASEDIR/usr/lib/mail -type f | sed -e "s|^$BASEDIR/|/|" | sort > $actual

# Actual should be a superset of system, so ignore anything in both

comm -3 $system $actual | sed -e 's/ //' > $added_abs

rm -f $system $actual

if [ ! -s $added_abs ]; then

rm -f $added_abs

exit 0

fi

# Strip out the leading path to make relativity easier for tar

sed -e 's|/usr/lib/mail/||' $added_abs > $added_rel

rm -f $added_abs

# In theory, this should not happen, but be defensive

if [ ! -s $added_rel ]; then

rm -f $added_rel

exit 0

fi

# Now move all the files to the new location

cd $BASEDIR/usr/lib/mail

tar cf - -I $added_rel . | ( cd $BASEDIR/etc/mail/cf ; tar xpf - )

# Blow away the files from the old location

rm -f `cat $added_rel`

echo "The following files have been moved from /usr/lib/mail to /etc/mail/cf" \

>> $CLEANUP

cat $added_rel >> $CLEANUP

rm -f $added_rel

# We just cleaned out any user added files, which in the upgrade scenario

# should just leave some skeleton directories: blow them away now. To

# cover the non-upgrade scenario, however, we don't use "rm -f", but just

# opportunistically rmdir the skeleton directories, ignoring any errors.

cd /

find $BASEDIR/usr/lib/mail -depth -type d 2>/dev/null | \

xargs rmdir > /dev/null 2>&1

exit 0