#!/bin/sh

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# I hardcoded the directory to use into my scripts. In order to help
# you to adjust the scripts to your needs I provide this little
# script, that changes all directory-definitions in the scripts to
# a directory specified in NEWROOT. Set this variable to your httpd-home.
##########################################################################

OLDROOT="/usr/local/etc/httpd"
NEWROOT="/home/mha/public_html/server"

# escape all slashes ("/" --> "\/")
E_OLDROOT=`echo $OLDROOT|awk 'BEGIN{FS="/";OFS="";ORS=""}{for (t=2;t<=NF;t++) {print "\/",$t}}'`
E_NEWROOT=`echo $NEWROOT|awk 'BEGIN{FS="/";OFS="";ORS=""}{for (t=2;t<=NF;t++) {print "\/",$t}}'`

for t in $NEWROOT/fax-*; do
	cd $t
	for i in *; do
		cat $i | sed -e "s/$E_OLDROOT/$E_NEWROOT/" > $i.tmp
		echo #####################################################
		echo "FILE: $i\ndiff-output:"
		diff $i $i.tmp
		echo #####################################################
		mv $i.tmp $i

		chown httpd *
		chgrp httpd *
		chmod 770 *
	done
done

# you can also use this script for changing other info,
# just set E_[OLD|NEW]ROOT accordingly
# (e.g. you might want to rename the cgi-paths or the like):
#     E_OLDROOT="fax-usr"
#     E_NEWROOT="something_you_like"
#     insert these two lines just above the first for-statement
#     and don't forget that NEWROOT must contain the right path
#     (or change it in the first for-statement)