#!/bin/sh
# it's the install script.  nothing fancy.
/bin/echo "Installing the SPY package"
/bin/echo "Installing new header files"
cd drv
for i in spy.h spyfilsys.h spyinode.h
do
   /bin/rm -f /usr/include/sys/fs/$i 2>/dev/null
   /bin/cp $i /usr/include/sys/fs
   /bin/chmod 644 /usr/include/sys/fs/$i
   /bin/chown root /usr/include/sys/fs/$i
done
/bin/echo "Installing new command files"
cd ../cmd
/bin/rm -rf /etc/fscmd.d/SPY >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/mkdir -p /etc/fscmd.d/SPY >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/chmod 755 /etc/fscmd.d/SPY >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/cp mount fstyp fsstat /etc/fscmd.d/SPY
/bin/chmod 755 /etc/fscmd.d/SPY/*
/bin/chown root /etc/fscmd.d/SPY/*
/bin/ln /etc/fscmd.d/SPY/mount /etc/fscmd.d/SPY/umount
/bin/rm -f /bin/spyon /bin/spysend /bin/spycons /bin/spycontrol >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/cp spyon /bin
/bin/cp spysend /bin
/bin/cp spycons /bin
/bin/cp spycontrol /bin
/bin/chmod 755 /bin/spyon /bin/spysend /bin/spycons /bin/spycontrol
/bin/chown root /bin/spyon /bin/spysend /bin/spycons /bin/spycontrol
/bin/echo "Installing SPY driver files"
cd ../drv
#  - remove the old version
/etc/conf/bin/idinstall -d spy
# then add in new version
/etc/conf/bin/idinstall -a -m -s -o -p -l -c -k spy
# add to /etc/default/filesys so that it's automatically mounted
# when system goes multi user (although it can be mounted at any time)
# we need a block device of some kind.  any kind will do.  Nothing
# is ever written to it.  
# choices: /dev/recover, a 16 ram disk, floppy, some married device
# we also assume a mount directory of /spy.
mkdir /spy >/dev/null 2>&1
grep -q "bdev=/dev/recover" /etc/default/filesys >/dev/null 2>&1
if test $? != 0
then
   echo "bdev=/dev/recover mountdir=/spy fstyp=SPY fsck=no fsckflags= rcfsck=no mountflags= rcmount=yes mount=no" >> /etc/default/filesys
fi

/bin/echo "SPY installed.  You still need to relink a new kernel and reboot."