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%define build_srpm 0
%{?srpm_only: %define build_srpm 1}
%define enable_debug_packages 0

# Define which Distribution we are building:
# Try to detect the distribution we are building:
%if %{_vendor} == redhat
	# Define redhat/fedora common stuff
	%define install_init %{expand: %{__install} init.d/linux-backuppc %{buildroot}%{_initrddir}/backuppc}

# only apache_group is used right now but apache_user will be
	# useful in the future.
	%define apache_user apache
	%define apache_group apache
	# redhat variants need this package for perl cgi to run suid
	%define req_perl_suidperl Requires: perl-suidperl
	%define httpd_conf_dir %{_sysconfdir}/httpd/conf.d

# Fedora symlinks /etc/fedora-release to /etc/redhat-release for at least
    # fc3-8.  So RHEL and Fedora look at the same file.  Different versions have
    # different numbers of spaces; hence the use if $3 vs. $4..
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Fedora" && $4 ~ /3.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist fedora
	%define disttag fc
	%define distver 3
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Fedora" && $4 ~ /4.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist fedora
	%define disttag fc
	%define distver 4
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Fedora" && $4 ~ /5.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist fedora
	%define disttag fc
	%define distver 5
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Fedora" && $4 ~ /6.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist fedora
	%define disttag fc
	%define distver 6
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Fedora" && $3 ~ /7.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist fedora
	%define disttag fc
	%define distver 7
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Fedora" && $3 ~ /8.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist fedora
	%define disttag fc
	%define distver 8
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Fedora" && $3 ~ /9.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist fedora
	%define disttag fc
	%define distver 9
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Red" && $7 ~ /3.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist redhat
	%define disttag rhel
	%define distver 3
	%define tarver 1.14
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Red" && $7 ~ /4.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist redhat
	%define disttag rhel
	%define distver 4
	%define tarver 1.14
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "CentOS" && $3 ~ /4.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist redhat
	%define disttag rhel
	%define distver 4
	%define tarver 1.14
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "Red" && $7 ~ /5.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist redhat
	%define disttag rhel
	%define distver 5
    %endif
    %if %(awk '$1 == "CentOS" && $3 ~ /5.*/ { exit 1; }' /etc/redhat-release; echo $?)
	%define dist redhat
	%define disttag rhel
	%define distver 5
    %endif
    # If we get here, we didn't detect.
    %{!?dist: %define dist unknown}
%endif
# Detect Suse variants.  Suse gives us some nice macros in their rpms
%if %{_vendor} == "suse"
	# Define suse/sles common stuff
	%define install_init %{expand: %{__install} init.d/suse-backuppc %{buildroot}%{_initrddir}/backuppc}

# only apache_group is used, but apache_user will be useful in
	# the future.
	%define apache_user wwwrun
	%define apache_group www
	%define httpd_conf_dir /%{_sysconfdir}/apache2/conf.d

%if %{suse_version} == 910
	%define dist SuSE
	%define disttag sles
	%define distver 9
    %endif
    %if %{suse_version} == 1010
	%define dist SuSE
	%define disttag sles
	%define distver 10
    %endif
    %if %{suse_version} == 1000
	%define dist SuSE
	%define disttag suse
	%define distver 10
    %endif
    %if %{suse_version} == 1020
        %define dist SuSE
        %define disttag suse
        %define distver 10
    %endif
    %if %{suse_version} == 1030
        %define dist SuSE
        %define disttag suse
        %define distver 10
    %endif
    %if %{suse_version} == 1100
        %define dist SuSE
        %define disttag suse
        %define distver 10
    %endif
    %if %{suse_version} == 1110
        %define dist SuSE
        %define disttag suse
        %define distver 10
    %endif

# If we get here, we didn't detect.
    %{!?dist: %define dist unknown}
%endif

# Let's die if we haven't detected the distro.  This might save some frustration.
%{!?distver: %{error:"Your distribution and its version were not detected."}}

# Define bpc_version if it is not already defined.
%{!?bpc_version: %define bpc_version 3.1.0+ftp}
%{!?bpc_release: %define bpc_release 1}
%define bpc_user backuppc
%define bpc_group backuppc

# Standard tags

Summary: BackupPC Community Edition
Name: backuppc_community
Version: %{bpc_version}
Release: %{bpc_release}.%{disttag}%{distver}
Source: %{name}-%{version}.tar.gz
License: GPL
%{?!packager:Packager: %(id -u -n)}
URL: http://www.backuppc.com/
Group: Applications/System
BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-%{release}-%{packager}-buildroot
BuildArch: noarch

Requires: perl >= 5.8
Requires: tar > 1.13.7
Requires: perl(Archive::Zip)
Requires: perl(Compress::Zlib)
Requires: perl(File::RsyncP)
Requires: perl(Time::ParseDate)
%{?req_perl_suidperl}
Requires: samba-client >= 3.0
Requires: rsync >= 2.6.3
Requires: httpd

Obsoletes: backuppc
Provides: backuppc-community = %{version}

%description
BackupPC is a high-performance, enterprise-grade system for backing up Unix,
Linux, WinXX, and MacOSX PCs, desktops and laptops to a server's disk. BackupPC
is highly configurable and easy to install and maintain.
See www.backuppc.com and http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/

# --- Directory setup ---
%define LOG_DIR %{_localstatedir}/log/BackupPC
%define INSTALL_DIR /usr/lib/backuppc
%define DATA_DIR %{_localstatedir}/lib/backuppc
# HTML is all image files used by the cgi scripts
%define HTML_DIR %{INSTALL_DIR}/www/images
%define HTML_DIR_URL /BackupPC/images
%define CGI_DIR %{INSTALL_DIR}/www/html

%prep
%setup -q

%clean
if [ "%{buildroot}" != "/" ]; then
        if [ -d "%{buildroot}" ] ; then
                rm -rf %{buildroot}
        fi
else
        echo "BuildRoot was somehow set to / !"
        exit -1
fi

%build
if [ "%{buildroot}" != "/" ]; then
        if [ -d "%{buildroot}" ] ; then
                rm -rf %{buildroot}
        fi
else
        echo "BuildRoot was somehow set to / !"
        exit -1
fi
%{__perl} ./makeDist --version=%{version}

%install
cd dist/BackupPC-%{version}
%{__perl}  ./configure.pl \
	--batch \
	--backuppc-user=%{bpc_user} \
	--cgi-dir %{CGI_DIR} \
	--data-dir %{DATA_DIR} \
	--dest-dir %{buildroot} \
	--html-dir %{HTML_DIR} \
	--html-dir-url %{HTML_DIR_URL} \
	--install-dir %{INSTALL_DIR} \
	--log-dir %{LOG_DIR} \
	--no-set-perms \
	--uid-ignore \
	--hostname localhost

# Install init.d script
%{__mkdir_p} %{buildroot}%{_initrddir}
%{install_init}
%{__chmod} ugo+x %{buildroot}%{_initrddir}/backuppc
# Install httpd.conf
cd ../..
%{__mkdir_p} %{buildroot}%{httpd_conf_dir}
%{__install} ./httpd/mod_cgi/backuppc_community.conf.%{disttag}%{distver} %{buildroot}%{httpd_conf_dir}/backuppc_community.conf

# Define script variables
%define script_vars bpc_user=%{bpc_user}; bpc_group=%{bpc_group}; DATA_DIR=%{DATA_DIR}; DIST=%{dist}; RPM_LOG_DIR=%{_tmppath}; SYSCONFDIR=%{_sysconfdir}; SBINDIR=%{_sbindir};
%pre
%{script_vars}
info_create_user_success="User ${bpc_user} created."
info_user_params="User ${bpc_user} existed on this system, and was not changed.  Please
        confirm that the user has the following settings:
        Home directory:  ${DATA_DIR}
        Shell: /sbin/nologin"
RPM_LOG_FILE=`mktemp ${RPM_LOG_DIR}/rpm-log-bpc_community.XXXXXXXXXXX`
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
        echo "Unable to create log file!"
        exit 1
fi
# Common Functions
function logger() {
	# A non-annoying way to log stuff
	# $@ is all the parameters (quoted or not), also known as the message
	msg="`date +'%b %e %Y %T'`: ${@}"
	echo ${msg} >> ${RPM_LOG_FILE}
}

function log_output_of() {
	# A non-annouing way to log output of commands
	# $@ is all the parameters.  just execute it, and capture the output in a
	# variable.
	output=`"${@}" 2>&1`
	ret=$?
        if [ -n "${output}" ] ; then
        	logger "${output}"
        fi
	return ${ret}
}

#Create the user
logger Checking for user: ${bpc_user}
if ! `id -u ${bpc_user} &> /dev/null` ; then
	logger "Adding ${bpc_user}."
	log_output_of groupadd -r "${bpc_group}" &>1 || \
		{ logger "WARNING:  Could not create group ${bpc_group}."; err=1 ; }
	if [ ! $err ]; then
		log_output_of useradd -c "BackupPc" \
				-d ${DATA_DIR} \
				-g "${bpc_group}" \
				-r \
				-s /sbin/nologin ${bpc_user} &>1  || \
			{ logger "WARNING:  Could not create user ${bpc_user}."; err=1 ; }
	fi
	# Only log on success
	if [ ! $err ]; then
		logger "${info_create_user_success}"
	fi
else
	# The user already existed
	logger "${info_user_params}"
fi

if [ ${err:=0} -eq 1 ] ; then
	echo "A nonfatal error occurred.  Please see the log ${RPM_LOG_FILE} after
installation has finished."
else
        echo "Please check the log ${RPM_LOG_FILE} for install notes."
fi

%post
%{script_vars}
# Suse and Redhat variants both have chkconfig
chkconfig --add backuppc
# Suse needs to have sperl "activated"
if [ ${DIST} = SuSE ] ; then
    PERL_VER=`%{__perl} -e 'printf "%vd\n", $^V';`
    SPERL="/usr/bin/sperl${PERL_VER}"
    %{__chmod} +s ${SPERL}
fi

%preun
/etc/init.d/backuppc stop
# Delete the init scripts on uninistall
if [ $1 = 0 ]; then
	chkconfig --del backuppc
fi

%postun
# Delete the user on uninstall
if [ $1 = 0 ]; then
	userdel %{bpc_user}
	# Some systems automatically remove this group, some do not.
	if  [ `grep -e "%{bpc_group}" -c /etc/group` -gt 0 ] ; then
		groupdel %{bpc_group}
	fi
fi

%files
%defattr(- root root)
%docdir %{INSTALL_DIR}/doc
%{INSTALL_DIR}
%attr(0755 %{bpc_user} %{bpc_group}) %{INSTALL_DIR}/bin/*
%attr(0700 %{bpc_user} %{bpc_group}) %{DATA_DIR}
%attr(4750 %{bpc_user} %{apache_group}) %{CGI_DIR}/BackupPC_Admin
%{_initrddir}/backuppc
%dir %attr(0750 %{bpc_user} %{bpc_group}) /%{_sysconfdir}/BackupPC
%config %attr(0640 %{bpc_user} %{bpc_group}) /%{_sysconfdir}/BackupPC/*
%config %attr(0644 root root) %{httpd_conf_dir}/backuppc_community.conf
%dir %attr(0750 %{bpc_user} %{bpc_group}) %{LOG_DIR}

%changelog
* Tue Jun 10 2008 Dan Locks <dwlocks at zmanda dot com> 3.1.1
- Initial Release of BackupPC Community Edition