mars-mail/ohmasteruser

#! /bin/sh
#
# adduser 1.0: a utility to add users to the system
# Copyright (C) 1994 Ian A. Murdock <imurdock@shell.portal.com>
# Sorry Ian, dud was ere. 
# Modified by Marc Ewing <marc@redhat.com> for RHS Linux
# Modified by gac@eng.rau.ac.za, adw@chopin.rau.ac.za, fwo@eng.rau.ac.za,
# eddie@rau.ac.za to work great with mars and samba 

# Enhancements: Automagically creates user on mars server side....
# Please edit the login script of supervisor user to link into this 
# script...
# Updates a birthday reminder database
# updates an expiry database
# ensures an ftp-only shell

# Everything happens too fast, so don't let the user interrupt.
trap "" 1 2 3 15

# Set a few important variables before getting started.
NUMARG=$#
LOGIN="$1"
FNAME="$2"
OFFICE="$3"
WTEL="$4"
HTEL="$5"
BDATE="$6"
EXIST=0
NOHOME="$7"

PASSWD="/etc/passwd"
PBAK="/etc/passwd-"		# Some programs use /etc/passwd-, others use
				# /etc/passwd.OLD.  Take your pick.

GROUP="/etc/group"
GBAK="/etc/group-"

PLOCK="/etc/ptmp"		# Standard method of locking the password file.

DSHELL="/etc/ftponly"
DHOME="/hamster/home"           # modify this to point to base home dirs.
SKEL="/etc/skel"
SPOOL="/var/spool/mail"
FIRST_UID=500
FIRST_GID=500

# A few sanity checks...
if [ `id -u` != 0 ]; then
	echo "Only root may add users to the system." ; exit 1
fi

if [ $NUMARG = 0 ]; then
	echo "You need to specify the login to add; for example, \`adduser" \
		"imurdock'." ; 
	echo "e.g. ohmasteruser username fullname office worktel hometel birthdate";
        exit 1
fi

id $LOGIN >/dev/null 2>/dev/null && EXIST=1

if [ $EXIST = 1 ]; then
	echo "The login $LOGIN already exists."
	exit 1
fi

if [ -f $PLOCK ]; then
	echo "$PASSWD is locked.  Try again later." ; exit 1
fi

# And now the program begins: 
cp $PASSWD /etc/passwd.tmp
cp $GROUP /etc/group.tmp
echo "" ; echo -n "Looking for first available UID..."
NUID=`cut -f 3 -d ":" $PASSWD | sort -n | awk -v uid=$FIRST_UID '
		{ if ($1 == uid) uid = uid + 1; }
END		{ print uid; }
'`

if [ $NUID -ge 65536 ]; then
	echo "Sorry, ran out of uids."
	exit 1
fi
echo " $NUID"


echo -n "Looking for first available GID..."
NGID=`cut -f 3 -d ":" $GROUP | sort -n | awk -v gid=$FIRST_GID '
		{ if ($1 == gid) gid = gid + 1; }
END		{ print gid; }
'`

if [ $NGID -lt $FIRST_GID ]; then
	NGID=$FIRST_GID
fi
echo " $NGID"

echo "" ; echo -n "Adding login: $LOGIN..."
touch $PLOCK ;

cp $PASSWD $PBAK
echo "$LOGIN:*:$NUID:$NGID:New User:$DHOME/./$LOGIN:$DSHELL" >> $PASSWD

# Add user to users group
cp $GROUP $GBAK
sed "s/^\(users.*[^:]\)\$/\1,$LOGIN/" < $GBAK |
sed "s/^\(users.*:\)\$/\1$LOGIN/" > $GROUP

#sed "s/^\(users.*[^:]\)$/\1,$LOGIN/" < $GBAK |
#sed "s/^\(users.*:\)$/\1,$LOGIN/" > $GROUP

# Add user to httpd group
cp $GROUP $GBAK
sed "s/^\(httpd.*[^:]\)\$/\1,$LOGIN/" < $GBAK |
sed "s/^\(httpd.*:\)\$/\1$LOGIN/" > $GROUP
 
echo "$LOGIN::$NGID:$LOGIN" >> $GROUP

rm -f $PLOCK
echo "done."

if [ "x$NOHOME" = "x" ]; then
	echo -n "Creating home directory: $DHOME/$LOGIN..."
	mkdir $DHOME/$LOGIN
	chmod 2770 $DHOME/$LOGIN
	cp -a $SKEL/.??* $SKEL/* $DHOME/$LOGIN >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
	chown -R $NUID.$NGID $DHOME/$LOGIN
	echo "done."
fi

echo -n "Creating mailbox: $SPOOL/$LOGIN..."
touch $SPOOL/$LOGIN ; chmod 660 $SPOOL/$LOGIN ; chown $NUID.mail $SPOOL/$LOGIN
echo $LOGIN >> /etc/ohmaillist
echo "0" > /tmp/mail/$LOGIN
echo "Done.."

echo ""
echo "Don't forget to set the password."
if [ "x$NOHOME" != "x" ]; then
	echo ""
	echo "The home directory for $LOGIN was set to $DHOME/$LOGIN but the directory"
	echo "was not created.  Be sure that you set it up properly."
fi

if [ "x$FNAME" = "x" ] ; then		# Added to show account expiry times..
	passwd $LOGIN			# creates /etc/expiry
	chfn $LOGIN  
	echo -n "Expiry date: (mm-yy) "
	read expiry
	echo "$LOGIN:$expiry" >> /etc/expiry
        echo -n "Birthdate: (e.g. Oct 24) "
        read BDATE
        echo "$LOGIN:$FNAME:$BDATE:Happy Birthday!" >> /etc/birthdays
else
#	echo "default" | passwd -P $LOGIN
        FNAME=`echo "$FNAME" | sed 's/[,:]/ /g'` 
	OFFICE=`echo "$OFFICE" | sed 's/[:,]/ /g'`
	WTEL=`echo "$WTEL" | sed 's/[:,]/ /g'`
	HTEL=`echo "$HTEL" | sed 's/[:,]/ /g'`
	chfn -f "$FNAME" -r "$OFFICE" -w "$WTEL" -h "$HTEL" $LOGIN 
	expiry="12-97"
	echo "$LOGIN:$expiry" >> /etc/expiry 
        echo "$LOGIN:$FNAME:$BDATE:Happy Birthday!" >> /etc/birthdays
fi

echo -n "Creating an example www home page..."
mkdir $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN			# point to your webroot
chown $NUID.$NGID $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN
chmod 755 $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN
LONGNAME="`grep "^$LOGIN:" $PASSWD | cut -f 5 -d : - | cut -f 1 -d , -`"
/usr/sbin/wwwhomepage "$LONGNAME" $LOGIN > $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN/index.htm
chown $NUID.httpd $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN/index.htm
chmod 755 $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN/index.htm
cp /etc/.htaccess $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN/.htaccess
chmod 644 $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN/.htaccess
chown root.httpd $DHOME/httpd/html/$LOGIN/.htaccess
pushd . > /dev/null
cd $DHOME/$LOGIN
ln -s ../httpd/html/$LOGIN www
popd > /dev/null
echo "Done..."

echo "Updating myusers.html"
$DHOME/httpd/cgi-bin/nph-users > /$DHOME/httpd/html/myusers.html
chmod 755 $DHOME/httpd/html/myusers.html

# Now for the COOOL part: creates users in mars space so that when supervisor
# logs on, new users are created automagically on the novell side so that
# user is immediately available on mars.
# Please have a look at the modified batch file that supervisor login script
# points to.....

echo "Updating Novell user ID"
echo -e "#NO_HOME_DIRECTORY\r\n" >> /hamster/home/supervis/users.usr

echo -e "#CREATE $LOGIN;$LONGNAME;default^\r\n" >> /hamster/home/supervis/users.usr

# Change nw-admin to your admin account on the mars side.

chown nw-admin.nw-admin /hamster/home/supervis/users.usr 

# The following updates a dummy ftp passwd file that shows correct user and
# group stuff when a user ftp's to the server

echo "Updating ftp passwd file"
cat /etc/passwd | cut -f 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 -d : - | sed s/:/:*:/ > $DHOME/etc/passwd
cp /etc/group $DHOME/etc/group

# The next section creates default disk storage space for users, using 
# user wvdw as template. Please man quota to see how disk quotas works..

echo "Applying system default disk storage quotas..."
/usr/sbin/edquota -p wvdw $LOGIN

echo ""
echo "Supervisor, please log on to the Mars server to update the user's Novell login."
echo ""

# Some sanity checks, if the diff between count is more than one then this
# script messed up.

echo "Word and linecount of passwd file:"
wc /etc/passwd.tmp
wc $PASSWD
echo "Wordcount of group files:"
wc /etc/group.tmp
wc $GROUP

# Yip, we're fin..
echo "OK, Patricia lets go!"
# EOF