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#!/bin/sh
#
# Copyright (c) 2008, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
#
# Solaris post install script
#
#if [ /usr/man/bin/makewhatis ] ; then
# /usr/man/bin/makewhatis "$BASEDIR/mysql/man"
#fi
mygroup=mysql
myuser=mysql
mydatadir=/var/lib/mysql
basedir=@@basedir@@
if [ -n "$BASEDIR" ] ; then
basedir="$BASEDIR"
fi
# What MySQL calls "basedir" and what pkgadd tools calls "basedir"
# is not the same thing. The default pkgadd base directory is /opt/mysql,
# the MySQL one "/opt/mysql/mysql".
mybasedir="$basedir/@@instdir@@"
mystart1="$mybasedir/support-files/mysql.server"
myinstdb="$mybasedir/scripts/mysql_install_db"
mystart=/etc/init.d/mysql
# Check: Is this a first installation, or an upgrade ?
if [ -d "$mydatadir/mysql" ] ; then
: # If the directory for system table files exists, we assume an upgrade.
else
INSTALL=new # This is a new installation, the directory will soon be created.
fi
# Create data directory if needed
[ -d "$mydatadir" ] || mkdir -p -m 755 "$mydatadir" || exit 1
[ -d "$mydatadir/mysql" ] || mkdir "$mydatadir/mysql" || exit 1
[ -d "$mydatadir/test" ] || mkdir "$mydatadir/test" || exit 1
# Set the data directory to the right user/group
chown -R $myuser:$mygroup $mydatadir
# Solaris patch 119255 (somewhere around revision 42) changes the behaviour
# of pkgadd to set TMPDIR internally to a root-owned install directory. This
# has the unfortunate side effect of breaking running mysql_install_db with
# the --user=mysql argument as mysqld uses TMPDIR if set, and is unable to
# write temporary tables to that directory. To work around this issue, we
# create a subdirectory inside TMPDIR (if set) for mysqld to write to.
#
# Idea from Ben Hekster <heksterb@gmail.com> in bug#31164
if [ -n "$TMPDIR" ] ; then
savetmpdir="$TMPDIR"
TMPDIR="$TMPDIR/mysql.$$"
export TMPDIR
mkdir "$TMPDIR"
chown $myuser:$mygroup "$TMPDIR"
fi
if [ -n "$INSTALL" ] ; then
# We install/update the system tables
(
cd "$mybasedir"
scripts/mysql_install_db \
--rpm \
--user=mysql \
--basedir="$mybasedir" \
--datadir=$mydatadir
)
fi
if [ -n "$savetmpdir" ] ; then
TMPDIR="$savetmpdir"
fi
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Handle situation there is old start script installed already
# If old start script is a soft link, we just remove it
[ -h "$mystart" ] && rm -f "$mystart"
# If old start script is a file, we rename it
[ -f "$mystart" ] && mv -f "$mystart" "$mystart.old.$$"
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# We create a copy of an unmodified start script,
# as a reference for the one maybe modifying it
cp -f "$mystart1.in" "$mystart.in" || exit 1
# We rewrite some scripts
for script in "$mystart" "$mystart1" "$myinstdb" ; do
script_in="$script.in"
sed -e "s,@basedir@,$mybasedir,g" \
-e "s,@datadir@,$mydatadir,g" "$script_in" > "$script"
chmod u+x $script
done
rm -f "$mystart.in"
exit 0
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