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#! /bin/sh
info=${info-local.info}
infuser=":822-local\ \$host.\$site"
inflocal=""
firstuser="${firstuser-100}"
passwd=${passwd-/etc/passwd}
host="_my_host_"
site="_my_site_"
smtps=_my_smtp_server_

# Set up a sample (simple) set of tables

if test -f $info
then	echo Reading previously stored info from $info ...
	. ./$info
else
	cat << EOF
You appear to have no file $info containing your local details.
Please answer the following questions so that this file can be generated.

It needs to know your hostname and site name.  It will also require a
user name for "postmaster" mail.  To generate sample user files, it
needs to know the userid of the first valid user. This is normally
about 100.

To configure as an smtp leaf node, it needs to know an smtp host to
which all mail can be sent. If you do not support smtp, just hit
return.  It does not matter if you give silly answers as the generated
tables are only intended for testing, but you may as well give the
real values.  In each case it will tell you the guess it has made in
[]s.  A null reply will select that value.

EOF
	name=${HOST-`hostname`}
	user=${USER-`whoami`}
	tsite=${SITE-`domainname`}
	time=`date`
	case "$tsite" in
	uk.[ac][co].*)	site=`echo $tsite | awk -F. '{ sep="";
			for (i=NF;i>0;i--) { printf "%s%s",sep,$i;sep="."}}'`;;
	*.*)		site="$tsite";;
	esac
	case "$name" in
	uk.[ac][co].*)	name=`echo $name | awk -F. '{ sep="";
			for (i=NF;i>0;i--) { printf "%s%s",sep,$i; sep="."}}'`
	esac
	case "$name" in
	*.*)		host=`expr $name : '\([^.]*\)'`
			site=`expr $name : '[^.]*\.\(.*\)'`;;
	*)		host=$name
	esac
	cat <<EOF
The host name required is the name of the host that will run the MTA
without any trailing domain components. E.g. for the machine 
	john.cs.nott.ac.uk
this value would be
	john
EOF
	echo -n "host name   [$host]:	"; read val
	case "$val" in ?*) host="$val";; esac
	cat <<EOF
The site name is the normal name of your site that is visible to the world.
This does not generally contain the machine name. So for the machine
john.cs.nott.ac.uk which might run the MTA, the site that the rest of the
world will see will be
	cs.nott.ac.uk
This should be a fully qualified domain name
EOF
	
	echo -n "site name   [$site]:	"; read val
	case "$val" in ?*) site="$val";; esac
	echo -n "user name   [$user]:	"; read val
	case "$val" in ?*) user="$val";; esac
	echo -n "first user  [$firstuser]:	"; read val
	case "$val" in ?*) firstuser="$val";; esac
	echo -n "smtp server [$smtps]:	"; read val
	case "$val" in ?*) smtps="$val";; esac
	cat <<EOF > $info
: tailor information generated by $USER at $time
host="$host"
site="$site"
user="$user"
firstuser="$firstuser"
smtps="$smtps"
EOF
	cat <<EOF

The information has been recorded in $info. If you need to change anything
you can edit $info and re-run $0.

EOF
fi

echo "Using information: site=$site, host=$host"
echo "			 user=$user, smtp server=$smtps"
echo " "
echo -n "Building ..."
eval infuser="$infuser"
eval inflocal="$inflocal"

test -d $host || mkdir $host || echo Failed to mkdir $host/

sed -e "s/_my_site_/$site/g" -e \
"s/_my_host_/$host/g" -e "s/_my_user_/$user/g" -e \
"s/_my_smtp_server_/$smtps/g" < sample.sh | (cd $host; sh)

awk < $passwd -F: '{if($3 > '$firstuser') print $1"'"$infuser"'"}' > $host/users
awk < $passwd -F: '{if($3 > '$firstuser') print $1 ":" $1}' > $host/ch.local
echo "postmaster:alias $user"				> $host/aliases
grep "^$user:" $host/users > /dev/null || (
	echo $user$infuser	>> $host/users
	echo "$user:$user"	>> $host/ch.local
)

echo "DONE"
echo "Tables completed in directory $host/"
exit 0