#! /bin/sh
#
# $Id: nw_serv_postremove.SunOS,v 1.2.66.1 2006/04/26 18:33:31 castrv Exp $ Copyright (c) 2003-2006, EMC Corporation.
#
# All rights reserved.
#

PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin
PRODUCT_NAME="Sun StorEdge EBS"

#===============================================================================
# Function:	serv_del_syslog
# Summary:	remove entries from syslog.conf and restart syslogd
#===============================================================================
serv_del_syslog()
{
echo "Removing entries for ${PRODUCT_NAME} from /etc/syslog.conf"
file=/etc/syslog.conf

start_message=\
"# Start of lines added by ${PRODUCT_NAME} - DO NOT DELETE OR CHANGE THIS LINE"
end_message=\
"# End of lines added by ${PRODUCT_NAME} - DO NOT DELETE OR CHANGE THIS LINE"

searchstr="${start_message}"
sedcmd="/${start_message}/,/${end_message}/d"
grep "${searchstr}" ${file} > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
	sed -e "${sedcmd}" ${file} > ${file}.tmp.$$
	mv -f ${file}.tmp.$$ ${file}
fi

# restart the syslog daemon
echo "Restarting the syslog daemon"
file=/etc/syslog.pid

if [ -f ${file} ]; then
	kill -HUP `cat ${file}`
else
	echo "${file} does not exist. Please manually restart the syslog daemon."
fi
}

#===============================================================================
# Function:	main
#===============================================================================
serv_del_syslog

# cluster configuration script removes cluster configuration files
if [ -f /usr/bin/NetWorker.clustersvr ]; then
	# The cluster configuration script knows how to remove
	# cluster configuration files
	/usr/bin/networker.cluster -r /bin
fi

# message about leaving /nsr intact
fmt<<-!

Warning: the /nsr directory contains the online client file index files
and the server media index file. You should only remove it if you want
to completely remove ${PRODUCT_NAME} from this system.

To completely remove ${PRODUCT_NAME} from this system you must remove the
/nsr directory. /nsr may be a symbolic link. If so, you will also need to
remove the directory that it points to.
!

exit 0