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#!perl
#
# BEGIN COPYRIGHT BLOCK
# Copyright 2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
# Portions copyright 1999, 2001-2003 Netscape Communications Corporation.
# All rights reserved.
# END COPYRIGHT BLOCK
#
# Get some configuration information from an instance
BEGIN {
$| = 1;
# print CGI header
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n";
$isNT = -d '\\';
$PATHSEP = $isNT ? "\\" : "/";
# get the server root directory
$sroot = $ENV{'NETSITE_ROOT'};
@INC = ( '.', '../../../admin/admin/bin' );
grep { s@/@\\@g } @INC if $isNT;
}
sub sigDieHandler {
print @_, "\n";
print "NMC_STATUS: ", $!+0, "\n";
exit $!;
}
$SIG{__DIE__} = 'sigDieHandler';
# process the CGI input
use Cgi;
$oldSlapdConf = $cgiVars{'oldServerRoot'} . $PATHSEP . 'slapd-' .
$cgiVars{'oldServerName'} . $PATHSEP . 'config' . $PATHSEP .
'slapd.conf';
$foundLocalUser = 0;
open(OLDSLAPDCONF, $oldSlapdConf) or
die "Error: could not open old config file $oldSlapdConf: $!";
while ($line = <OLDSLAPDCONF>) {
chop $line;
foreach $key (keys %cgiVars) {
$param = $cgiVars{$key};
if ($line =~ /^$param\s+/i) {
($value = $') =~ s/^[\"]//;
# remove leading "
$value =~ s/[\"]$//;
# remove trailing "
print $key, ':', $value, "\n";
if (lc($param) eq 'localuser') {
$foundLocalUser = 1;
}
}
}
if ($line =~ /^directory\s+/i) { $dbdir = $';}
# the user may have given us a network mounted old home directory, but in the
# old instance's config files, the root directory referred to is usually
# a local directory. For example, suppose there is an automounter map for
# hosts which maps onto /h e.g. /h/oldhost would contain all directories
# exported via NFS. Similarly, for NT, you could do \\oldhost\c to look
# at the C: drive on the old host. Or the user may have network mounted
# the old server root some other way. Anyway, we need to determine what
# the old server root was local to the original host because that is what
# will be referred to it the old config files. So, we look at the errorlog
# directive in slapd.conf and use whatever comes before the slapd-oldname
elsif ($line =~ /\werrorlog\s+(.*)slapd-$cgiVars{'oldServerName'}/i) {
$realOldDir = $1;
}
elsif ($line =~ /^security\s+/i) {
if (lc($') eq 'on') {
$security = 1;
}
}
elsif ($line =~ /^encryption-alias\s+/i) {
$encryptionalias = $';
}
}
close(OLDSLAPDCONF);
if (! $realOldDir) {
$realOldDir = $cgiVars{'oldServerRoot'};
}
# if security is enabled, see if there is a cert and key db
if ($security && $encryptionalias) {
$secDir = $cgiVars{'oldServerRoot'} . $PATHSEP . 'alias';
opendir(SECDIR, $secDir) or
die "Error: could not open alias dir $secDir : $!";
foreach (readdir(SECDIR)) {
if (! /[.][.]?/) {
if (/^$encryptionalias/i) {
print 'needSecPwd:true', "\n";
last;
}
}
}
closedir(SECDIR);
}
# the dbdir is stored as a local dir, but we may need a network dir
($networkDbDir = $dbdir) =~ s/^$realOldDir/$cgiVars{'oldServerRoot'}/ig;
if (! $isNT && $cgiVars{'oldlocaluser'} && ! $foundLocalUser) {
# get the local user by doing a stat of the db directory
$olduid = (stat($networkDbDir))[4];
# convert the numeric uid to string name
setpwent;
while (@ent = getpwent) {
if ($ent[2] == $olduid) {
print 'oldlocaluser:', $ent[0], "\n";
last;
}
}
endpwent;
}
if (! $isNT && $cgiVars{'newlocaluser'}) {
open(SSUSERS, "$sroot${PATHSEP}shared${PATHSEP}config${PATHSEP}ssusers.conf") or
die "Error: could not open $sroot${PATHSEP}shared${PATHSEP}config${PATHSEP}ssusers.conf: $!";
while (<SSUSERS>) {
chop;
if (/^SuiteSpotUser\s+/i) {
print 'newlocaluser:', $', "\n";
}
}
close(SSUSERS);
}
print "NMC_STATUS: 0\n";
exit 0;
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