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post_install() {
if [ -z "`grep '^bacula::' /etc/group`" ]; then
echo "Adding bacula system group... "
groupadd -g 77 bacula >& /dev/null
fi
if [ -z "`grep '^bacula::' /etc/passwd`" ]; then
echo "Adding bacula system user... "
useradd -u 77 -c "Bacula Daemon" -d / -g bacula -s /bin/false bacula
fi
echo "Locking Bacula User Account..."
passwd -l bacula &>/dev/null
post_upgrade
}
post_upgrade() {
cat << EOM
Note:
==> Please don't forget to config your MySQL database for the program.
==>
==> 1. If you have not init your MySQL DB yet, run mysql_install_db.
==> 2. Run /etc/bacula/scripts/grant_mysql_privileges. This script creates database user
==> 'bacula' with unrestricted rights to the bacula's database. The
==> script create user is without any password. You may want to edit
==> the script before run it.
==> 3. Run /etc/bacula/scripts/create_mysql_database to create the Database
==> Bacula.
==> 4. Run /etc/bacula/scripts/make_mysql_tables to create tables used by bacula.
==> The archive directory is: /var/cache/bacula
==> Bacula's offical website : http://www.bacula.org
EOM
}
post_remove() {
echo "Removing Bacula's system users..."
userdel bacula &> /dev/null
groupdel bacula &> /dev/null
}
op=$1
shift
[ "$(type -t "$op")" = "function" ] && $op "$@"
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