#!/bin/bash

hvconfig_pre()
{
    groupadd -f fcron
    hv_useradd -c fcron -g fcron fcron

    # Create a dummy sendmail executable to fool fcron
    DUMMY_SM_PATH=/usr/sbin/sendmail
    if [ ! -f ${DUMMY_SM_PATH} ]; then
        DUMMY_SM=yes
        touch ${DUMMY_SM_PATH}
        chmod 755 ${DUMMY_SM_PATH}
    fi

    CONFIGURE_OPTS="${CONFIGURE_OPTS} \
        --with-editor=/usr/bin/nano \
        --with-boot-install=no \
        --with-answer-all=no"
}

hvbuild_post()
{
    if [ "x${DUMMY_SM}" = "xyes" ]; then
        rm ${DUMMY_SM_PATH}
    fi

    rm -f /etc/fcron.conf
    mkdir -p /etc/fcron
    mv -f /etc/fcron.allow /etc/fcron
    mv -f /etc/fcron.deny /etc/fcron

    cat > /etc/fcron/fcron.conf << "EOF"
# fcron.conf - Configuration file for fcron(8) and fcrontab(1).
#       See fcron.conf(5) for syntax and explanations.
#
# WARNING : this file must be owned by root:fcron and 640.
#
#
# The spool directory where fcron stores its files
fcrontabs  = /var/spool/fcron
#
# The locations of the pid file and the fifo file
pidfile    = /var/run/fcron.pid
fifofile   = /var/run/fcron.fifo
#
# allow/deny files to determine which users are allowed to use fcrontab
fcronallow = /etc/fcron/fcron.allow
fcrondeny  = /etc/fcron/fcron.deny
#
# Location of the programs used by fcron
shell      = /bin/sh
sendmail   = /usr/sbin/sendmail
#
# Location of the default editor for "fcrontab -e"
editor     = /usr/bin/nano
EOF
    chmod 640 /etc/fcron/fcron.conf

    cat > /etc/fcron/fcrontab << "EOF"
# &options min hrs day-of-month month day-of-week command
# Run rotatelogs every day at 00:05
#&mail(false) 05 00 * * * /usr/local/bin/rotatelogs
EOF
    chmod 640 /etc/fcron/fcrontab
    chown -R root.fcron /etc/fcron

    install -d /var/spool/fcron
    chown fcron.fcron /var/spool/fcron

    cat > /etc/fcron/configure << "EOF"
#!/bin/sh

fcrontab -c /etc/fcron/fcron.conf /etc/fcron/fcrontab

exit $?
EOF
    chmod 740 /etc/fcron/configure

    # Executing fcron configure script.
    /etc/fcron/configure

    install -v -m740 ${SCRDIR}/bootscripts/fcron /etc/rc.d/init.d

    # script-name start stop
    bootscript_add_rcsysinit fcron 95 84
}