openbsd-ports/www/netscape/navigator/patches.i386/patch-ns-install
brad 547a835d29 Install font.properties and other related files which were being deleted
durring the install originally. This should fix the font problems people
have been having with Java and the JVM having very tiny and unreadable
fonts. Poked and prodded by: danh@
2000-12-15 14:53:32 +00:00

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--- navigator-v475.x86-bsdi-bsd2/ns-install.orig Tue Aug 15 20:40:40 2000
+++ navigator-v475.x86-bsdi-bsd2/ns-install Thu Dec 14 20:15:37 2000
@@ -84,22 +84,10 @@ then
exit 1
fi
#
+# We use OpenBSD's ports environment instead.
#
-# If MOZILLA_HOME is set, assume that is the place to install.
-# Otherwise, make an educated guess at the "right" default
-# directory.
-#
-if test ! -z "${MOZILLA_HOME}"
-then
- INSTALL_DIR="${MOZILLA_HOME}"
-else
- if test -d /opt
- then
- INSTALL_DIR="/opt/netscape"
- else
- INSTALL_DIR="/usr/local/netscape"
- fi
-fi
+INSTALL_DIR="${PREFIX}/netscape"
+
#
#
# See if we have to use the lame SYS-V echo command flags.
@@ -137,63 +125,22 @@ do
fi
done
#
-echo ""
-echo "Please specify the directory path under which the software will be"
-echo "installed. The default directory is ${INSTALL_DIR}, but you may"
-echo "install anywhere you wish (if you have permission to do so)."
-echo ""
flag=1
while test ${flag} -eq 1
do
- ${ECHO} "Location for ${PRODUCT} software [${INSTALL_DIR}]: ${ENDER}"
- read TARGET
- if test -z "${TARGET}"
- then
- TARGET="${INSTALL_DIR}"
- fi
- if test ! -z "`echo ${TARGET} | grep '~'`"
- then
- TARGET=`echo ${TARGET} | sed "s:~:${HOME}:"`
- fi
-#
+ TARGET="${INSTALL_DIR}"
+
flag=0
if test ! -d ${TARGET}
then
- echo ""
- ${ECHO} "${TARGET}: No such directory. Do you wish to create it? (y/n)[y] ${ENDER}"
- read check
- if test "${check}" = "n" -o "${check}" = "N"
- then
- flag=1
- else
- #
- # The -p flag may cause an error on some HP-UX systems.
- # Removing the -p will work for 'basename TARGET' as long
- # as 'dirname TARGET' exists.
- #
- mkdir -p ${TARGET}
- if test $? -ne 0
- then
- echo "ERROR: Problem creating ${TARGET}"
- exit 2
- fi
- fi
- else
- echo ""
- echo "Existing '${TARGET}' directory found."
- echo ""
- echo "The existing contents may be modified or replaced if you install in"
- echo "this directory. If you choose not to install in '${TARGET}',"
- echo "you will be prompted for a different directory."
- echo ""
- ${ECHO} "Do you wish to install in '${TARGET}'? (y/n)[y] ${ENDER}"
- read check
- if test "${check}" = "n" -o "${check}" = "N"
+ mkdir -p ${TARGET}
+ if test $? -ne 0
then
- flag=1
+ echo "ERROR: Problem creating ${TARGET}"
+ exit 2
fi
fi
-#
+
if test ${flag} -eq 0
then
(echo "Write test." 2>/dev/null > ${TARGET}/${TESTFILE}) 2>/dev/null
@@ -217,13 +164,6 @@ echo ""
echo ""
echo "Installing ${PRODUCT} files..."
#
-#
-# Make a list of the files in this package, so we can check for
-# existing files with the same names and save them.
-#
-FILELIST="`${GZIP} -dc ${PACKAGE} | tar -tvf - | awk '{print $NF}'`"
-#
-#
# Keep a log of this installation for reference.
#
LOGFILE="ns-install.log-$$"
@@ -231,30 +171,6 @@ date > ${LOGFILE}
echo "Files installed:" >> ${LOGFILE}
echo "================" >> ${LOGFILE}
#
-#
-# Check for existing files and move them out of the way.
-#
-if test -d ${TARGET}/java/classes
-then
- echo " ==> moving existing '${TARGET}/java/classes' to '${TARGET}/java/classes.old'"; \
- /bin/rm -rf ${TARGET}/java/classes.old
- mv ${TARGET}/java/classes ${TARGET}/java/classes.old
-fi
-for i in ${FILELIST}
-do
- echo "${i}" >> ${LOGFILE}
- if test ! -d ${TARGET}/${i}
- then
- (cd ${TARGET}; \
- /bin/rm -f ${i}.old; \
- if test -f ${i}; then \
- echo " ==> moving existing '${TARGET}/${i}' to '${TARGET}/${i}.old'"; \
- mv ${i} ${i}.old; \
- fi)
- fi
-done
-#
-#
# Actually install the package in TARGET.
#
${GZIP} -dc ${PACKAGE} | (cd ${TARGET}; tar -x${TAR_OPTIONS}f -)
@@ -275,27 +191,21 @@ then
fi
for i in *.jar
do
- if test -f ${TARGET}/java/classes/${i}
- then
- echo " ==> moving existing '${TARGET}/java/classes/${i}' to '${TARGET}/java/classes/${i}.old'"
- /bin/rm -f ${TARGET}/java/classes/${i}.old
- mv ${TARGET}/java/classes/${i} ${TARGET}/java/classes/${i}.old
- fi
tar -cf - ${i} | (cd ${TARGET}/java/classes; tar -xf -)
echo "${i}" >> ${LOGFILE}
- /bin/rm -f ${TARGET}/${i} ./${i}
+ /bin/rm -f ${TARGET}/${i}
echo "${i},${BLDVERS},${TARGET}/java/classes" >> ${REG_INFILE}
done
-#
+
#
# Try to properly deal with the font.properties files, to hopefully
# avoid users having to set MOZILLA_JAVA_FONT_PROPERTY_PATH, or
# just assuming Java font-handling is broken.
#
- if test ! -z "`ls /bin/uname`"
+ if test ! -z "`ls /usr/bin/uname`"
then
MOVE_FONTS="TRUE"
- case `/bin/uname` in
+ case `/usr/bin/uname` in
AIX)
PLATFORM="aix"
;;
@@ -317,19 +227,6 @@ then
mv ${TARGET}/java/classes/${PLATFORM}/* ${TARGET}/java/classes/.
fi
fi
-#
- #
- # Is this a virgin install? If so, create the .netscape dir
- # and put the default bookmark file in it.
- #
- if test ! -d ${HOME}/.netscape
- then
- # New install, or upgrade from 0.x or 1.x.
- mkdir ${HOME}/.netscape
- cp ${TARGET}/bookmark.htm ${HOME}/.netscape/bookmarks.html
- chmod 644 ${HOME}/.netscape/bookmarks.html
- echo "${HOME}/.netscape/bookmarks.html" >> ${LOGFILE}
- fi
fi
#
echo ""
@@ -356,13 +253,12 @@ do
esac
${GZIP} -dc ${pkg} | (cd ${TARGET}; tar -x${TAR_OPTIONS}f -)
echo "${pkg},${BLDVERS},${TARGET}" >> ${REG_INFILE}
- /bin/rm -f ${pkg}
done
#
#
# Make sure libjsd.sl or libjsd.so can be found.
#
-case `/bin/uname` in
+case `/usr/bin/uname` in
HP-UX)
SUFFIX="sl"
;;
@@ -382,20 +278,7 @@ fi
#
# Install the vreg binary in the TARGET directory.
#
-if test -f ${TARGET}/vreg
-then
- /bin/rm -f ${TARGET}/vreg.old
- mv ${TARGET}/vreg ${TARGET}/vreg.old
- # Handle the case where TARGET == . (meaning we just moved the file we just installed).
- if test ! -f ./vreg
- then
- mv ${TARGET}/vreg.old ${TARGET}/vreg
- else
- mv ./vreg ${TARGET}/vreg
- fi
-else
- mv ./vreg ${TARGET}/vreg
-fi
+cp ./vreg ${TARGET}/vreg
#
#
# Register the product so Automatic Software Download can work.
@@ -421,7 +304,6 @@ then
awk '{printf("\techo \"%s\" >>/tmp/infile\n", $0)}' ${REG_INFILE}
echo " ${TARGET}/vreg ${TARGET}/${VREGISTRY} /tmp/infile"
echo ""
- /bin/rm -f ns-install ${PACKAGE} ${REG_INFILE} core
exit 3
fi
#
@@ -430,11 +312,6 @@ echo ""
echo "The Netscape ${PRODUCT} software installation is complete."
echo ""
echo ""
-#
-#
-# Get rid of the trash.
-#
-/bin/rm -f ns-install ${PACKAGE} ${REG_INFILE}
#
echo ""
exit 0