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#!/bin/sh
if [ "x$2" != "xPOST-INSTALL" ]; then
exit
fi
cat << xxENDxx
*******************************************************************
You have just installed the $1 package
Please set your NNTP server address or hostname in the file:
xxENDxx
echo "${PKG_PREFIX}/etc/nntp_server"
echo ""
cat << xxENDxx
If desired, please set your domain name for From: addresses when
posting in the file (default is to use your hostname):
xxENDxx
echo "${PKG_PREFIX}/etc/nntp_domain"
echo ""
cat << xxENDxx
*******************************************************************
xxENDxx
if [ ! -f ${PKG_PREFIX}/etc/nntp_server ]; then
cat << xxENDxx > ${PKG_PREFIX}/etc/nntp_server
# nntp_server: Configuration file for NN newsreader
#
# Set your NNTP server address or hostname in this file.
#
# If this file is left blank, NN will use the server set in the
# NNTP_SERVER environment variable.
#
# news.myisp.com
xxENDxx
fi
if [ ! -f ${PKG_PREFIX}/etc/nntp_domain ]; then
cat << xxENDxx > ${PKG_PREFIX}/etc/nntp_domain
# nntp_domain: Configuration file for NN newsreader
#
# Set the default domain name portion of user e-mail addresses as you
# would like them to appear in the From: line of articles posted
# with NN.
#
# For example, setting the name to foobar.com in this file will cause
# the From: line for joeuser to look like something like this:
#
# From: joeuser@foobar.com (Joe User)
#
# If this file is left blank, NN will use the hostname of this
# computer as the From: domain name.
xxENDxx
fi
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