`# $Id: Makefile.host,v 1.13 2013/05/17 18:39:52 ksb Exp $
# This platform recipe only knows how to make source and install.

TOP=/usr/local
LIB=${DESTDIR}${TOP}/lib/op

SOURCE= Makefile README ckdsk.cf cvs.cf diag.cf dollaru.cf ecdevmon.cf \
	gspadmin.cf hpasmcli.cf ilo.cf ipfw.cf keymaster.cf level2s.cf \
	mtpkeys.cf netlint.cf news.cf oracle.cf ovpa.cf probe.cf \
	remote.html rms.cf \
	sample.cf slist.cf sst.cf storage.cf sybase.cf tfa.cf tuxedo.cf

all:

clean: FRC
	rm -f Makefile.bak core errs

# The rules below are local site policy, which does nothing by default.
# Trap missing Init or Cleanup rules accessed below (before line number 95):
#	$Init(*): : "trap rules w/o an init method"
#	$Cleanup(*): : "trap cleanup"
#
# Each of our files is ignored by the platform Makefile above, we must
# choose to remove any files this host has and does not need.  We use
# the mk-marker "Guard" to test for the inclusion (exit 0) or exclusion
# (exit non-zero) of each config file in this directory.  Any m4 markup in
# a file is consumed (when named file.cf.host) by msrc in the remote push.
#
# Include this before the for loop to pass a current netgroups list in $NG:
#	if [ -f /etc/netgroup ]; then NG=$$(sed -n -e "s/#.*//" -e "/^[	 ].*/d" -e "s/^[	 ]*\([^	 ][^	 \\]*\).*/\1/p" /etc/netgroup); export NG; else unset NG; fi;\
# Which only helps if netgroups additions should NOT be picked up between
# updates from the master source host.  And if /etc/netgroup is really the
# source of truth on the host (warning: not true for libc5 under Linux).
# Otherwise let op do all the netgroups logic at run-time, as ksb always does.
install: FRC
	for f in *.cf ; do \
		if mk -smGuard $$f ; then \
			cmp -s $$f ${LIB}/$$f || {\
				install -cm400 -o root $$f ${LIB}/$$f &&\
				mk -tMakefile -smInit ${LIB}/$$f ;\
			};\
			continue;\
		fi ;\
		[ ! -f ${LIB}/$$f ] || {\
			mk -tMakefile -smCleanup ${LIB}/$$f &&\
			install -R ${LIB}/$$f ;\
		};\
	done

source: ${SOURCE}

${SOURCE}:
	co -q $@

FRC:
'dnl