#!/bin/sh # # Jon Keating # # Script to upgrade old versions of Licq installations to the new format # that was introduced in 1.3.0. BASE=${HOME}/.licq LICQCONF=${BASE}/licq.conf CONF=${BASE}/users.conf if [ ! -d "$BASE" ]; then echo "upgrade-1.3.0.sh" echo "Upgrades an older Licq base directory to the structure used since 1.2.7." exit fi echo "Licq 1.3 Format Upgrade Script" echo "" echo "Did you backup $BASE? If not you may lose all your contacts!" echo "Continue? (y/n)" read CONT if [ "$CONT" != "y" -a "$CONT" != "Y" ]; then echo "Aborting." exit fi echo "" echo "Updating owner file..." cd $BASE UIN=`cat $BASE/owner.uin | grep Uin | cut -d " " -f 3` echo "[owners]" >> $LICQCONF echo "NumOfOwners = 1" >> $LICQCONF echo "Owner1.Id = $UIN" >> $LICQCONF echo "Owner1.PPID = Licq" >> $LICQCONF mv owner.uin owner.Licq echo "Updating user files..." cd users for i in `ls *.uin | cut -d . -f 1`; do mv $i.uin $i.Licq done echo "Updating users.conf file..." echo "[users]" > $CONF echo "NumOfUsers = `ls *.Licq | wc -l`" >> $CONF ls *.Licq | awk 'BEGIN { i = 1 } { printf "User%d = %d.Licq\n", i++, $1}' >> $CONF echo "Updating history files..." cd ../history for i in `ls *.history | cut -d . -f 1`; do mv $i.history $i.Licq.history done for i in `ls *.removed | cut -d . -f 1`; do mv $i.history.removed $i.Licq.history.removed done echo "Upgrade completed."