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#!/bin/sh
# : newsetup.SH,v 4.3 85/05/01 11:43:05 lwall Exp $
# 
# :     newsetup.SH,v $
# Revision 4.3  85/05/01  11:43:05  lwall
# Baseline for release with 4.3bsd.
# 

export PATH || (echo "OOPS, this isn't sh.  Desperation time.  I will feed myself to sh."; sh $0; kill $$)

: syntax: newsetup

: System dependencies
: You will want to change the definitions below to reflect the distribution
: areas around you.  If you have more areas than this you will need to modify
: the sed below.

locorg="local"
organization="ucb"
city="ba"
state="ca"
cntry="usa"
cont="na"
active="/tmp/active.$$"

dotdir="${DOTDIR-${HOME-$LOGDIR}}"
rm -f $dotdir/.oldnewsrc
echo "Creating .newsrc in $dotdir to be used by news programs."

/usr/local/lib/rn/getactive $active

: NOTE: SED WILL NOT TAKE MORE THAN 10 WFILES, SO BEWARE

sort <$active | sed >/tmp/n.tmp$$       \
       -e 's/^\([^ ]*\) .*$/\1:/'      \
       -e '/^control:/{'               \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.test$$"  \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e '/^junk:/{'                  \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.test$$"  \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e '/test:/{'                   \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.test$$"  \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^net\./{"                  \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.net$$"           \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^mod\./{"                  \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.mod$$"           \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^$locorg\./{"              \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.$locorg$$"       \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^$organization\./{"        \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.$organization$$" \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^$city\./{"                \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.$city$$" \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^$state\./{"               \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.$state$$"        \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^fa\./{"                   \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.fa$$"            \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'

sed </tmp/n.tmp$$ >/tmp/n.local$$       \
       -e "/^$cntry\./{"               \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.$cntry$$"        \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^$cont\./{"                \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.$cont$$" \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/^to\./{"                   \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.to$$"            \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'                          \
       -e "/\./{"                      \
       -e "  w /tmp/n.misc$$"  \
       -e '  d'                        \
       -e '}'


if /bin/test -s $dotdir/.newsrc ; then
   echo "Saving your current .newsrc as .oldnewsrc..."
   mv -f $dotdir/.newsrc $dotdir/.oldnewsrc
fi

: newsrc order determined here
cat \
   /tmp/n.local$$ \
   /tmp/n.$locorg$$ \
   /tmp/n.$organization$$ \
   /tmp/n.$city$$ \
   /tmp/n.$state$$ \
   /tmp/n.$cntry$$ \
   /tmp/n.$cont$$ \
   /tmp/n.mod$$ \
   /tmp/n.net$$ \
   /tmp/n.fa$$ \
   /tmp/n.misc$$ \
   /tmp/n.test$$ \
| uniq >$dotdir/.newsrc

rm -f   /tmp/n.to$$ \
       /tmp/n.tmp$$ \
       /tmp/n.local$$ \
       /tmp/n.$locorg$$ \
       /tmp/n.$organization$$ \
       /tmp/n.$city$$ \
       /tmp/n.$state$$ \
       /tmp/n.$cntry$$ \
       /tmp/n.$cont$$ \
       /tmp/n.mod$$ \
       /tmp/n.net$$ \
       /tmp/n.fa$$ \
       /tmp/n.misc$$ \
       /tmp/n.test$$ \
       /tmp/active.$$

cat <<'EOH'
Done.

If you have never used the news system before, you may find the articles
in net.announce.newuser to be helpful.  There is also a manual entry for rn.

To get rid of newsgroups you aren't interested in, use the 'u' command.
Type h for help at any time while running rn.
EOH