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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
@groups = ("vchkpw");
%users = ('vpopmail', "vchkpw");
# daemon, local, pop, queue, remote, deliver, respectively.
# alias is a special case above...
%gids = ("vchkpw", 89);
%uids = ('vpopmail', 89);
if ($ENV{PACKAGE_BUILDING} || $ARGV[1] eq "PRE-INSTALL") {
$doguid=1; # Make sure we get the assigned guids.
}
foreach $group (@groups) {
if (! getgrnam ($group)) {
do checkrpw; # May exit
$x = "-g $gids{$group}";
$result = system ("/usr/sbin/pw groupadd $group $x");
if ($result) {
die "Failed to add group $group as gid $gids{$group}\n";
}
}
}
if (! getpwnam ("alias")) {
do checkrpw; # May exit
$x = "-u $uids{'alias'}";
$result = system ("/usr/sbin/pw useradd alias -g qnofiles -d \"$ENV{PKG_PREFIX}/alias\" -s /nonexistent $x");
if ($result) {
die "Failed to add user alias as uid $uids{'alias'}\n";
}
}
foreach $user (keys %users) {
if (! getpwnam ($user)) {
do checkrpw; # May exit
$x = "-u $uids{$user}";
$result = system ("/usr/sbin/pw useradd $user -g $users{$user} -d \"$ENV{PKG_PREFIX}\" -s /nonexistent $x");
if ($result) {
die "Failed to add user $user as uid $uids{$user}\n";
}
}
}
# Check that all gids/uids are as they should be...
# If we are being installed as a package...
if ($doguid) {
foreach $group (@groups) {
if (getgrnam($group) != $gids{$group}) {
die "Group $group should have gid $gids{$group}\n";
}
}
foreach $user (keys %users) {
if (getpwnam($user) != $uids{$user}) {
die "User $user should have uid $uids{$user}\n";
}
}
}
exit 0;
sub checkrpw {
if (! -x "/usr/sbin/pw") {
print <<'EOM';
This system looks like a pre-2.2 version of FreeBSD. We see that it
is missing the "pw" utility. We need this utility. Please get and
install it, and try again. You can get the source from:
ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/FreeBSD-current/src/usr.sbin/pw.tar.gz
EOM
die "No /usr/sbin/pw";
}
if ($> != 0) {
print "It is necessary to add missing vpopmail users/groups at";
print "this stage. Please either add them manually or retry";
print "as root.";
# Let pw(1) signal the failure so the user can see which
# group/user is actually missing.
}
}
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