#! /bin/sh

set -e

# Load debconf
. /usr/share/debconf/confmodule

# This will be replaced with debian/slapd.scripts-common which includes
# various helper functions and $OLD_VERSION and $SLAPD_CONF
#SCRIPTSCOMMON#

# Check if the user wants to configure slapd manually
want_manual_configuration() {
  db_input medium slapd/no_configuration || true
  db_go || true
  db_get slapd/no_configuration
  no_configuration="$RET"
  
  if [ "$no_configuration" = "true" ]; then
    return 0
  fi
  return 1
}

# Make sure the values entered make sense
validate_initial_config() {
  local invalid
  invalid=""
 
  # Make sure the domain name is valid
  # The regexp doesn't work for UTF-8 domain names, but for that to
  # work, we would also need to Base64 encode it in the LDIF; since
  # we're not doing it at the moment, this should be fine for now
  db_get slapd/domain
  if [ -z "$RET" ] || ! echo "$RET" | LC_COLLATE='C.UTF-8' grep -q '^[a-zA-Z0-9.-]*$'; then
    db_fset slapd/domain seen false
    invalid=true
  fi
 
  # Suffix and Organization may not be empty
  db_get shared/organization
  if [ -z "$RET" ]; then
    db_fset shared/organization seen false
    invalid=true
  fi

  # Make sure the passwords match
  local pass1 pass2
  db_get slapd/password1
  pass1="$RET"
  db_get slapd/password2
  pass2="$RET"
  
  if [ "$pass1" != "$pass2" ]; then
    db_fset slapd/password1 seen false
    db_fset slapd/password2 seen false
    invalid=true
  fi

  # Tell the user
  if [ "$invalid" ]; then
    db_fset slapd/invalid_config seen false
    db_input critical slapd/invalid_config || true
    db_go || true
    db_get slapd/invalid_config
    if [ "$RET" != "true" ]; then
      db_set slapd/no_configuration true
      invalid=
    fi
  fi

  if [ "$invalid" ]; then 
    return 1
  else
    return 0
  fi
}

# Query the information we need to create an initial directory
query_initial_config() {
  while true; do
    db_input medium slapd/domain || true
    db_input medium shared/organization || true
    db_input high slapd/password1 || true
    db_input high slapd/password2 || true
    db_input low slapd/purge_database || true
    # XXX - should be done more general, but for now this should do
    # the trick
    if [ -e "/var/lib/ldap" ] && ! is_empty_dir /var/lib/ldap; then
      db_input low slapd/move_old_database || true
    fi
    db_go || true

    if validate_initial_config; then
      break
    fi
  done
}

# ----- Configuration of LDIF dumping and reloading---------------------  {{{
#
# Dumping the database can have negative effects on the system we are
# running on. If there is a lot of data dumping it might fill a partition
# for example. Therefore we must give the user exact control over what we
# are doing.

configure_dumping() {							# {{{
# Ask the user for the configuration of the dumping component
# Usage: configure_dumping

  # Look if the user wants to migrate to the BDB backend
  if ! database_dumping_enabled; then
    return 0
  fi

	# Configure if and where to dump the LDAP databases
	db_input medium slapd/dump_database || true
	db_go || true
	db_get slapd/dump_database

	# Abort if the user does not want dumping
	if [ "$RET" = never ]; then
		return 0
	fi

	db_input medium slapd/dump_database_destdir || true
	db_go || true

	# If the user entered the empty value, go back to the default
	db_get slapd/dump_database_destdir 
	if [ "$RET" = "" ]; then
		db_reset slapd/dump_database_destdir
	fi
}

# }}}
# }}}

# Create an initial directory on fresh install
if is_initial_configuration "$@"; then
	if ! want_manual_configuration; then
		set_defaults_for_unseen_entries
		query_initial_config
	fi
fi

# Configure the dumping component if we are upgrading some older version.
if [ "$1" = configure ] && [ -n "$2" ]; then
	configure_dumping
fi
   
db_go || true

exit 0