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preupgrade.sh
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#!/bin/sh
# Bash script which is executed in case of an update (if this plugin is already
# installed on the system). This script is executed as very first step (*BEFORE*
# preinstall.sh) and can be used e.g. to save existing configfiles to /tmp
# during installation. Use with caution and remember, that all systems may be
# different!
#
# Exit code must be 0 if executed successfully.
#
# Will be executed as user "loxberry".
#
# We add 5 arguments when executing the script:
# command <TEMPFOLDER> <NAME> <FOLDER> <VERSION> <BASEFOLDER>
#
# For logging, print to STDOUT. You can use the following tags for showing
# different colorized information during plugin installation:
#
# <OK> This was ok!"
# <INFO> This is just for your information."
# <WARNING> This is a warning!"
# <ERROR> This is an error!"
# <FAIL> This is a fail!"
# To use important variables from command line use the following code:
ARGV0=$0 # Zero argument is shell command
# echo "<INFO> Command is: $ARGV0"
ARGV1=$1 # First argument is temp folder during install
# echo "<INFO> Temporary folder is: $ARGV1"
ARGV2=$2 # Second argument is Plugin-Name for scipts etc.
# echo "<INFO> (Short) Name is: $ARGV2"
ARGV3=$3 # Third argument is Plugin installation folder
# echo "<INFO> Installation folder is: $ARGV3"
ARGV4=$4 # Forth argument is Plugin version
# echo "<INFO> Installation folder is: $ARGV4"
ARGV5=$5 # Fifth argument is Base folder of LoxBerry
# echo "<INFO> Base folder is: $ARGV5"
echo "<INFO> Creating temporary folders for upgrading"
mkdir -p /tmp/$ARGV1\_upgrade
mkdir -p /tmp/$ARGV1\_upgrade/config
mkdir -p /tmp/$ARGV1\_upgrade/log
echo "<INFO> Backing up existing config files"
cp -v -r $ARGV5/config/plugins/$ARGV3/ /tmp/$ARGV1\_upgrade/config
echo "<INFO> Backing up existing log files"
cp -v -r $ARGV5/log/plugins/$ARGV3/ /tmp/$ARGV1\_upgrade/log
# Exit with Status 0
exit 0