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#!/bin/sh
#---------------------------------------------------------------
# Project         : Mandriva Linux
# Module          : rpm-helper
# File            : add-service
# Version         : $Id$
# Authors         : Frederic Lepied, Andrey Borzenkov
# Created On      : Mon Jul  8 08:14:34 2002
# Purpose         : helper script for rpm scriptlets to add a
#                   service.
#---------------------------------------------------------------

if [ x$1 = x--no-sysv ]; then
    do_sysv=no
    shift
else
    do_sysv=yes
fi

if [ $# -lt 3 ]; then
    echo "usage: $0 [--no-sysv] <pkg name> <number installed> [<service name>] [<unit name> ...]" 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

# What init system are we currently using?
if /bin/mountpoint -q /sys/fs/cgroup/systemd; then
    init=systemd
else
    init=sysvinit
fi

pkg=$1				# name of the package
num=$2				# number of packages installed
if [ $do_sysv = yes ]; then
    srv=$3			# name of the SysV script
    shift 3
else
    srv=
    shift 2
fi
units="$*"			# systemd units
units_to_enable=		# units enabled by msec
systemd_migration_dir=/var/lib/rpm-helper/systemd-migration
mkdir -p "${systemd_migration_dir}"

SYSTEMUNITDIR=/lib/systemd/system
USERUNITDIR=/etc/systemd/system
RUNTIMEUNITDIR=/run/systemd/system

find_unit() {
    unit=$(basename $1)

    # We need to normalise the systemd unit name as the native unit may not have
    # the same filename (sans it's .service suffix) as sysvinit script.
    # In this case, symlinks are used to mask the sysvinit file, but for enabling
    # and disabling units we must use the official name.

    searchunit=
    if [ -f "$SYSTEMUNITDIR/$unit" ]; then
        if [ -L "$SYSTEMUNITDIR/$unit" ]; then
            searchunit=$(/usr/bin/readlink "$SYSTEMUNITDIR/$unit")
        else
            searchunit="$SYSTEMUNITDIR/$unit"
        fi
    elif [ -f "$USERUNITDIR/$unit" ]; then
        if [ -L "$USERUNITDIR/$unit" ]; then
            searchunit=$(/usr/bin/readlink "$USERUNITDIR/$unit")
        else
            searchunit="$USERUNITDIR/$unit"
        fi
    elif [ -f "$RUNTIMEUNITDIR/$unit" ]; then
        if [ -L "$RUNTIMEUNITDIR/$unit" ]; then
            searchunit=$(/usr/bin/readlink "$RUNTIMEUNITDIR/$unit")
        else
            searchunit="$RUNTIMEUNITDIR/$unit"
        fi
    fi
    if [ -n "$searchunit" ]; then
        echo -n $searchunit
    fi
}


# If only a sysvinit service is given, then deal with a systemd unit of the same
# name. Specific specs can enable specific unit names as needed but this should
# catch the most common usage.
if [ -z "$units" ]; then
  units="$srv.service"
  searchunit=$(find_unit $units)
  if [ -n "$searchunit" ]; then
    units=$(basename $searchunit)
  fi
fi

add_service() {
    # Add the service
    if [ -r /etc/sysconfig/msec ]; then
        . /etc/sysconfig/msec
    fi
    
    # High security: add only authorized services
    LIST=/etc/security/msec/server

    # during the install the symlink isn't done so find the right file
    # by ourselves
    if [ -n "$DURING_INSTALL" -a ! -f $LIST ]; then
        LIST=/etc/security/msec/server.$SECURE_LEVEL
    fi

    # This is half-hearted support for msec: we check "srv" for a unit
    # with name "srv.service". This should account for most(?) common
    # case when SysV script srv is replaced by single unit srv.service
    # If SysV name was supplied, we assume units are equivalent and do
    # not need to be checked.
    # TODO should msec support full unit name?
    if [ -f $LIST ]; then
        if [ -n "$srv" ]; then
            if fgrep -qx "${srv}" $LIST; then
                units_to_enable="$units"
            else
                srv=
            fi
        else
            for i in $units; do
                [ $i != ${i%.service} ] && ! fgrep -qx ${i%.service} $LIST && continue
                [ $i != ${i%.socket} ] && ! fgrep -qx ${i%.socket} $LIST && continue
                [ $i != ${i%.path} ] && ! fgrep -qx ${i%.path} $LIST && continue
                units_to_enable="$units_to_enable $i"
            done
        fi
    else
        units_to_enable="$units"
    fi

    # Actually do enable/disable foo
    if [ -n "$units_to_enable" ]; then
        /bin/systemctl --quiet enable $units_to_enable >/dev/null
    fi

    # When no native systemd unit exists, the above command will actually
    # just end up running chkconfig anyway, but if a native systemd unit exists
    # the legacy init script will not be enabled.
    # In order to enable switching back ot sysvinit, we should enable the
    # sysvinit scripts too.
    if [ -n "$srv" -a -f /etc/rc.d/init.d/$srv ]; then
        /sbin/chkconfig --add $srv

        if [ -r /etc/sysconfig/system ]; then
            . /etc/sysconfig/system
        fi

        # TODO what to do with system units here?
        if [ -z "$ADD_SERVICES_TO_CURRENT_PROFILE_ONLY" ]; then
            # add the service to all the profiles at once
            if [ -d /etc/netprofile/profiles/default/services ]; then
                for dir in /etc/netprofile/profiles/*/services; do
                    touch $dir/$srv
                done
            fi
        fi
    fi
}

check_sysvinit_service() {
    rl=$1
    srv=$2

    set -- /etc/rc${rl}.d/S??$srv
    if [ $# -gt 1 ]; then
        echo 1>&2 "add-service: Error: $srv appears multiple times at runlevel $rl: $*"
    fi

    echo -n $1
}
if [ $num = 1 ]; then
    # First install mode
    add_service
else
    # Upgrade mode.

    # Handle migration to systemd.
    # If a previously installed package only had a sysvinit script, but an
    # updated package has a native systemd unit, we need to make sure we migrate
    # any service enablement for various targets (née runlevels)
    if [ -n "$srv" -a -n "$units" ]; then
        if [ ! -f "${systemd_migration_dir}/$srv" ]; then
            full_path_units=
            for unit in $units; do
                # We need a full path for the symlink. Also it's possible
                # that $unit contains "foo.service" where foo is actually
                # a sysvinit script and thus we'll not have anything native.
                # We only consider a "migration" to have taken place when
                # we genuinely have a native systemd unit.
                unit=$(find_unit $unit)
                if [ -n "$unit" ]; then
                    full_path_units="$full_path_units $unit"
                fi
            done

            if [ -n "$full_path_units" ]; then
                enable_targets=
                # We have not yet migrated this service
                # First we check in which runlevels the legacy service is enabled
                # Only bother checking runlevels 1 3 and 5
                script=$(check_sysvinit_service 1 $srv)

                # NB We only check that the link exists as the old sysvinit
                # script may have been removed during migration to systemd
                # native unit.
                if [ -L "$script" ]; then
                    enable_targets="$enable_targets rescue.target"
                fi

                script=$(check_sysvinit_service 3 $srv)
                if [ -L "$script" ]; then
                    enable_targets="$enable_targets multi-user.target"
                else
                    # As graphical.target includes everything in multi-user.target,
                    # we only need to check 5 when 3 does NOT give us a result.
                    script=$(check_sysvinit_service 5 $srv)
                    if [ -L "$script" ]; then
                        enable_targets="$enable_targets graphical.target"
                    fi
                fi

                if [ -n "$enable_targets" ]; then
                    for enable_target in $enable_targets; do
                        wantsdir=$USERUNITDIR/${enable_target}.wants
                        mkdir -p $wantsdir
                        for unit in $full_path_units; do
                            if [ ! -f $wantsdir/$(basename $unit) ]; then
                                echo 1>&2 "Migrating sysvinit service '$srv' to systemd native unit '$(basename $unit)' for target '${enable_target}'"
                                ln -s $unit $wantsdir/$(basename $unit)
                            fi
                        done
                    done
                fi

                # It could be that a package is installed but not enabled.
                # If that is the case, we should still consider it "migrated"
                # even when we do not enable anything.
                touch "${systemd_migration_dir}/$srv"
            fi
        fi
    fi

    if [ x$init = xsystemd ]; then
        # Package install may have changed the unit file, so reload the daemon
        # before trying to restart anything
        /bin/systemctl --system daemon-reload
        /bin/systemctl --quiet try-restart $units
    elif [ -f /etc/rc.d/init.d/$srv ]; then
        script=$(check_sysvinit_service 3 $srv);
        if [ -f "$script" ]; then
            /sbin/chkconfig --add $srv
        fi

        # restart the service if already running
        if [ -f /var/lock/subsys/$srv ]; then
            /sbin/service $srv restart > /dev/null || :
        fi
    fi
fi

# add-service ends here