From 6ba1936d42634a83e9a5e2b8894b707191fb1087 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Remi Collet <fedora@famillecollet.com>
Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2012 18:12:08 +0100
Subject: Enigmail 1.4 for Thunderbird 10.0.2

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 delete mode 100755 mozilla-extension-update.sh

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-#!/bin/sh
-# 
-# This script is used to add and remove our extension from one of the Mozilla
-# products directory, and is run from 'triggers' when the product is installed or
-# upgraded, as well as when our package is installed. It is needed because
-# Mozilla products are installed into versioned directories in /usr/lib[64]/<product>
-# so we have to make a new symlink into the right directory when the
-# application is installed or upgraded. But we would rather not leave
-# our old symlinks behind, since that will cause the application
-# directories not to be removed. (flash-player leaves its old symlinks behind,
-# but that's no excuse for us to do the same...)
-#
-# Because I don't know any way of finding out what the new version
-# is on installation or old version on uninstallation, we have
-# to do things in a somewhat non-intuitive way
-#
-# The order on upgrade of the mozilla application is:
-#
-#  1. new package installed
-#  2. triggerin for new package - we add all symlinks
-#  3. triggerun for old package - we remove all symlinks
-#  4. old package uninstalled
-#  5. triggerpostun for old package - we add all symlinks
-#
-# Triggers are also run on self-upgrade, in that case we do:
-#
-#  1. new package installed
-#  2. triggerin for new package - we add all symlinks
-#  3. triggerun for old package - we remove all symlinks
-#  4. old package uninstalled
-#  5. postun for old package - we add all symlinks
-#  6. triggerpostun for old package - NOT RUN (contrary to RPM docs)
-#
-#
-# Script arguments:
-# --appname: the mozilla application that this extension should register into.
-#            Usually firefox or thunderbird.
-# --extname: the name of the extension. It can be determined by looking at
-#            the install.rdf file, in the extension directory. This file
-#            contains several <em:id> tags. The extname parameter is the
-#            content of the em:id tag which is not contained in the
-#            em:targetApplication tag
-# --extpath: the path where the extension will be installed
-# --action:  either "install" or "remove"
-# --basedir: the dirname of the directory where the target application is
-#            installed. Usually /usr/lib or /usr/lib64>, it defaults to
-#            /usr/lib
-#
-#
-# Here's an example implementation in rpm scriptlets:
-#
-# %define tbupdate %{_libdir}/lightning/mozilla-extension-update.sh --appname thunderbird --extname {e2fda1a4-762b-4020-b5ad-a41df1933103} --basedir %{_libdir} --extpath %{_libdir}/lightning --action 
-# 
-# %post
-# %{tbupdate} install || true
-# 
-# %preun
-# # On removal (but not upgrade), remove the extention
-# if [ $1 = 0 ] ; then
-#     %{tbupdate} remove || true
-# fi
-# 
-# %postun
-# # This is needed not to reverse the effect of our preun, which
-# # is guarded against upgrade, but because of our triggerun,
-# # which is run on self-upgrade, though triggerpostun isn't
-# if [ $1 != 0 ] ; then
-#     %{tbupdate} install || true
-# fi
-# 
-# %triggerin -- thunderbird
-# %{tbupdate} install || true
-# 
-# %triggerun -- thunderbird
-# %{tbupdate} remove || true
-# 
-# %triggerpostun -- thunderbird
-# # Guard against being run post-self-uninstall, even though that
-# # doesn't happen currently (see comment above)
-# if [ "$1" != 0 ] ; then
-#     %{tbupdate} install || true
-# fi
-
-
-die() {
-	echo >&2 "$@"
-	exit 0
-}
-
-usage() {
-	die "Usage: $0 --appname <application-name> --extname <extension-name> --extpath <extension-path> --action <install|remove> [--basedir </usr/lib|/usr/lib64>]"
-}
-
-appname=
-extname=
-extpath=
-action=
-basedir=/usr/lib
-while [ "$#" -gt "0" ]; do
-	case "$1" in
-	--appname)
-		shift; appname="$1" ;;
-	--extname)
-		shift; extname="$1" ;;
-	--extpath)
-		shift; extpath="$1" ;;
-	--action)
-		shift; action="$1" ;;
-	--basedir)
-		shift; basedir="$1" ;;
-	*) usage ;;
-	esac
-	shift
-done
-
-
-if [ "$action" = "install" ] ; then
-	# Add symlinks to any mozilla directory that looks like it is part of a
-	# currently installed package
-	for d in $basedir/${appname}*; do
-	    if [ "$d" = "$basedir/${appname}*" ] ; then
-            continue
-	    fi
-	    link=$d/extensions/$extname
-	    if [ -e $extpath -a -e $d/$appname-bin -a -d $d/extensions -a ! -L $link ] ; then
-            ln -s $extpath $link
-	    fi
-	done
-elif [ "$action" = "remove" ] ; then
-	# Remove any symlinks we've created into any mozilla directory
-	for d in $basedir/${appname}*; do
-	    if [ "$d" = "$basedir/${appname}*" ] ; then
-            continue
-	    fi
-	    link=$d/extensions/$extname
-	    if [ -L $link ] ; then
-            rm $link
-	    fi
-	done
-else
-    usage
-fi
-
-exit 0
-- 
cgit