freebsd-ports/devel/pmk/pkg-install

# $FreeBSD#

if [ "$2" != "POST-INSTALL" ]; then
	exit 0
fi
 
pmkconf=%%PREFIX%%/etc/pmk/pmk.conf
 
if [ -f $pmkconf ]; then
	mv -f ${pmkconf} ${pmkconf}.bak
	%%PREFIX%%/sbin/pmksetup
	mv -f ${pmkconf} ${pmkconf}.dist
	mv -f ${pmkconf}.bak ${pmkconf}    
else
	%%PREFIX%%/sbin/pmksetup
	cp -fp ${pmkconf} ${pmkconf}.dist
fi
 
exit 0
Update pmk to run pmksetup by default and remove pmk.conf only if it's the same as the default config. Bump port version. 2004-11-30 08:56:10 +01:00			`# $FreeBSD#`

			`if [ "$2" != "POST-INSTALL" ]; then`
			`exit 0`
			`fi`

			`pmkconf=%%PREFIX%%/etc/pmk/pmk.conf`

			`if [ -f $pmkconf ]; then`
			`mv -f ${pmkconf} ${pmkconf}.bak`
			`%%PREFIX%%/sbin/pmksetup`
			`mv -f ${pmkconf} ${pmkconf}.dist`
			`mv -f ${pmkconf}.bak ${pmkconf}`
Fix plist droppings when a pmk.conf file wasn't already in existence. After this commit, it is now possible to depend on pmk as a build dependency and have it work 100% correctly as a package or port. Previously, one would have to call pmksetup(1), now this is no longer required. Port version bump. Pointed out by: kris 2004-12-07 22:44:15 +01:00			`else`
			`%%PREFIX%%/sbin/pmksetup`
			`cp -fp ${pmkconf} ${pmkconf}.dist`
Update pmk to run pmksetup by default and remove pmk.conf only if it's the same as the default config. Bump port version. 2004-11-30 08:56:10 +01:00			`fi`

			`exit 0`