install.sh


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#!/bin/sh

# If we have an argument - use it as installation root
# and prefer it over INSTALL_ROOT variable;
# Otherwise, use INSTALL_ROOT if set;
# Otherwise, use "/"
if [ "x" != "x$1" ]; then
    INSTALL_ROOT="$1"
elif [ "x" = "x$INSTALL_ROOT" ]; then
    INSTALL_ROOT=/
fi

# Perhaps libexec could be used for those scripts, but many
# systems don't use libexec;
# The reason they won't go to /usr/sbin or the like is because
# they're not to be executed directly by the user
install -D -m744 src/vpn_wrapper.sh "$INSTALL_ROOT"/var/lib/0tdns/vpn_wrapper.sh
install -D -m744 src/netns-script "$INSTALL_ROOT"/var/lib/0tdns/netns-script
install -D -m755 src/perform_queries.py "$INSTALL_ROOT"/var/lib/0tdns/perform_queries.py
install -D -m644 db_connection_config.yml "$INSTALL_ROOT"/etc/0tdns/db_connection_config.yml

# This one would make sense to be executed directly, so it'll go to sbin
install -D -m744 src/hourly.py "$INSTALL_ROOT"/usr/sbin/hourly.py

# This is the script, that will get called by cron
install -D -m744 src/hourly.sh "$INSTALL_ROOT"/usr/sbin/hourly.sh

# simillar approach will be used to install other files