%pre

OLDINSTALL=%{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/help.eng/notices/01-oldinstall
INITTABREPLACE=%{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/inittab.replace
UPGRADE="NO"



echo "#### pre install script" >>/tmp/linuxconf-rpminstall.log
date >>/tmp/linuxconf-rpminstall.log

log(){
	echo $* >>/tmp/linuxconf-rpminstall.log
	$*
}

# Check for tarball installation
if [ -f %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/conf.daemons ] ; then
	UPGRADE="YES"
fi

if [ -f %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/std/conf.daemons ] ; then
	UPGRADE="YES"
fi

# Check for old 1.9r22 RPM installation
if [ -f %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/install/doinst.sh ] ; then
	UPGRADE="YES"
fi

if [ $UPGRADE = "YES" ] ; then
	# Script to upgrade pre-1.9r25 Linuxconf to new SysV compliant booting.
	# Dale - Hacked in a few minutes late one night :-)

	echo Upgrading from older install strategy >>/tmp/linuxconf-rpminstall.log
	# Kill the Install directory
	if [ -f /install/doinst.sh ] ; then
		log rm -Rf /install
	fi

	# Kill the old %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf directory, the RPM will put
	# everything we need back in later.
	log rm -Rf %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf

	# Create the directories we will need for the upgrade
	log install -d -g users -m 755 -o root %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/
	log install -d -g users -m 755 -o root %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/help.eng/notices/
	log install -d -g users -m 755 -o root %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/

	# Create a note displayed by linuxconf informing that the RPM
	# install has done some cleanup
	echo "      Installation note" >$OLDINSTALL
	echo >>$OLDINSTALL
	echo "The RPM installation has detected that linuxconf was already" >>$OLDINSTALL
	echo "installed using the tar.gz kit" >>$OLDINSTALL
	echo >>$OLDINSTALL
	echo "It has taken action to fix your linuxconf installation" >>$OLDINSTALL
	echo "so it becomes more compatible with RPM based systems" >>$OLDINSTALL
	echo >>$OLDINSTALL
	echo "You may want to check /tmp/linuxconf-rpminstall.log" >>$OLDINSTALL

	# I put a default RedHat inittab in %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/install
	# When I unpack the distro, the original SHOULD be there, but hey,
	# You never can tell when someone is gonna need that 1k taken up
	# by the backup....
	if [ -f /etc/inittab.old ] ; then
		log cp /etc/inittab %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/inittab.beforeupgrade
		log mv -f /etc/inittab.old /etc/inittab
	#else
		# Tell the RPM to replace this file with a stock RedHat
		# We haven't untarred anything yet, so we can't replace it
		#log cp /etc/inittab %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/inittab.beforeupgrade
		#log touch $INITTABREPLACE
	fi

	if [ -f /etc/rc.d/rc.M ] ; then
		log mv -f /etc/rc.d/rc.M %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/rc.M.beforeupgrade
	fi

	if [ -f /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit.old ] ; then
		log mv -f /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit.old %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/rc.sysinit.beforelinuxconf
	fi

	if [ -f /etc/rc.d/rc.old ] ; then
		log mv -f /etc/rc.d/rc.old %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/rc.beforelinuxconf
	fi

	if [ -f /usr/bin/passwd.old ] ; then
		log mv -f /usr/bin/passwd.old %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/passwd.beforelinuxconf
	fi

	if [ -f /usr/sbin/syslogd.old ] ; then
		log mv -f /usr/bin/syslogd.old %{USRLIB64}/linuxconf/uninstall/syslogd.beforelinuxconf
	fi

	if [ -f /etc/conf.linuxconf ] ; then
		log mv -f /etc/conf.linuxconf /etc/conf.linuxconf-installed
	fi
fi