#!/bin/sh
#
# Adds $ETC/*.modules to the $HOME/.login@DOT_EXT@, .cshrc@DOT_EXT@,
#   .profile@DOT_EXT@, .bashrc@DOT_EXT@ & .kshenv@DOT_EXT@
#
#set -x
VERSION='$Id: add.ext.in,v 1.1.1.1 2000/06/28 00:17:32 rk Exp $'
SKEL=@SKELPATH@
ETC=@ETCPATH@
# add the appropriate option to 'cp' such that it preserve symbolic links
#CP="/bin/cp -h"		# AIX
CP="/bin/cp -d"			# GNU/Linux
/bin/cat <<!

$0
	checks to make sure that your .cshrc, .login,
	.profile, .bashrc, and .kshenv are symbolic links to the
	comparable files in the $ETC directory.  All your shell
	customizations should be confined to your 'dot@DOT_EXT@' files
	which are invoked from the 'dot' files.

	If you are missing any of the 'dot@DOT_EXT@' files they will
	be copied from the $SKEL directory.

	If you substitute your own 'dot' files instead, it's likely that
	modules will not work for you, and you are unsupported if you
	experience any problems.

	This is version $VERSION .

!

/bin/echo "Continue on (type n for no - default=yes)?\c"
read xxx

if [ x$xxx = xn ]
then
	exit 1
fi


cpdot() {
/bin/echo "Checking if have $1 as link ...\c"
	if [ -h $1 ]
	then
		echo you do. OK.
	else
		/bin/cat <<!
Not symbolic link. Copying $2 for you.
!
		/bin/mv -f $1 $1.old >/dev/null 2>&1
		$CP -f $2 $1
	fi
}

cpext() {
/bin/echo "Checking if have $1 ...\c"
	if [ -f $1 ]
	then
		echo you do. OK.
	else
		/bin/cat <<!
No $1.  Copying $2 for you.
!
		$CP $2 $1
	fi
}

# process files in $HOME
cd $HOME
cpdot .profile $SKEL/.profile
cpdot .bashrc $SKEL/.kshenv
cpdot `basename ${ENV:=.kshenv}` $SKEL/.kshenv
cpdot .login $SKEL/.login
cpdot .cshrc $SKEL/.cshrc
cpext .profile.ext $SKEL/.profile.ext
cpext .kshenv.ext $SKEL/.kshenv.ext
cpext .login.ext $SKEL/.login.ext
cpext .cshrc.ext $SKEL/.cshrc.ext

exit