source: npl/commonservers/mysql_conf/root/etc/postinst.d/post.mysqld @ c5c522c

#!/bin/bash

#we need some stuff done like creating the /home/system/tmp
postinst.sh post.syn3_scripts || exit 1


#(C)DatuX

#update ld.so.conf paths
if ! grep /usr/lib/mysql /etc/ld.so.conf; then
    echo /usr/lib/mysql >> /etc/ld.so.conf || exit 1
    ldconfig
fi

svcstop /service/mysql || exit 1

#update config file
mv /etc/my.cnf.new /etc/my.cnf 

#useless testfiles from a previous package that shouldnt be there
rm -rf /usr/mysql-test/ /usr/sql-bench/ &>/dev/null

#its important to delete old stuff like /usr/libexec/mysqld
if ! [ -e /var/log/packages/mysql-9999-i586-9998 ]; then
        removepkg /var/log/packages/mysql-* /var/log/packages/mysql5-* /var/log/packages/mysql51-* /var/log/packages/mysql55-*
        #just to be sure, otherwise very weird errors during new database initialisation
        rm /usr/libexec/mysqld 
        #prevent reinstallation
        touch /var/log/packages/mysql-9999-i586-9998 /var/log/packages/mysql5-9999-i586-9999 /var/log/packages/mysql51-9999-i586-9999 /var/log/packages/mysql55-9999-i586-9999
fi

#socket run-dir
mkdir -p /var/run/mysql 2>/dev/null
chown mysql /var/run/mysql


#no mysql 5.x database yet?
if [ ! -d /home/system/mysql5/mysql ]; then
        touch /etc/my.passwd
        #convert mysql4 database?
        #WARNING: you cant convert from 4.1 to 5.1 directly, you first need to upgrade from 4.1 to 5.0!
        if [ -d /home/system/mysql ]; then
                echo "* Converting mysql 4 database to 5.0:"
                svcstop /service/mysql || exit 1

                #the database can be huge, so make sure nothing bad happens if cp gets aborted:
                rm -r /home/system/mysql5.tmp &>/dev/null
                cp -a /home/system/mysql /home/system/mysql5.tmp || exit 1
                mv /home/system/mysql5.tmp /home/system/mysql5 || exit 1

                #we need to run the database to update it
                svcstart /service/mysql || exit 1
                mysql_upgrade --password=`cat /etc/my.passwd` || exit 1
                
                #a restart is recommended after upgrading
                svcstop /service/mysql

        else
                #create new empty database
                svcstop /service/mysql || exit 1
                mkdir -p /home/system/mysql5 || exit 1
                chown mysql:mysql /home/system/mysql5 || exit 1
                chmod 750 /home/system/mysql5 || exit 1
                ln -s /etc/my.cnf /usr/share/mysql/my-default.cnf 2>/dev/null
                su mysql -c "mysql_install_db --force  --keep-my-cnf --datadir=/home/system/mysql5/ --basedir=/usr" || exit 1
        fi

        #fix the root password and other stuff if neccesary on the new/converted database:
        syn3-mysqlfix || exit 1
#database exists, upgrade it:
else
        echo "* Running mysql database upgrade:"
        #run a 'regular' upgrade on any existing database
        svcstart /service/mysql || exit 1
        mysql_upgrade --password=`cat /etc/my.passwd`
        #a restart is recommended after upgrading
        svcstop /service/mysql

fi

# since syn3 v5 we use an option file to specify the password, do we need to create it?
if ! [ -e /root/.my.cnf ]; then
        syn3-mysqlfix || exit 1
fi

svcreset /service/mysql || exit 1