#!/bin/bash
# very simple and rudamentary script to 
# check for gross errors in the layout of an
# RPM package's contents
#
# Usage:
#   ./rpm-check package.rpm
#


PACKAGENAME=`rpm -qp --queryformat "%{NAME}" $1`
FAILURE=FALSE

echo Checking $PACKAGENAME ...

# check for files outside /usr/local and /etc/init.d
for i in `rpm -qp --queryformat "[%{FILELINKTOS}-%{FILEFLAGS}-%{FILENAMES}\n]" $1`; do
	# echo __ $i __


	case $i in

		-*etc*.rpm)
			#old way of naming etc
			echo \| Do not name config file with .rpm anymore.
			echo \| Use %config\(noreplace\). Config file:
			FAILURE=TRUE
			;;

		-*/usr/local/etc|-*/usr/local/bin|-*/usr/local/man|-*/etc/init.d)
			#catches directories
			echo \| Do not include directories in packages, only include
			echo \| the files in them. Offending directory:
			echo $i | cut -d"-" -f3
			FAILURE=TRUE
			;;

		-17-/usr/local*etc/*)
			# /usr/local etc files marked as config
			# echo config ok
			;;

		-*/usr/local*etc/*)
			# /usr/local etc files NOT marked as config
			echo \| This file should be marked as config:
			echo $i | cut -d"-" -f3
			FAILURE=TRUE
			;;

		-*/usr/local/man*)
			# echo man check ok
			;;
		-*/man/*)
			echo \| Man files should be placed under /usr/local/man/man*
			FAILURE=TRUE
			;;

		-*/usr/local*)
			# catch non-/usr/local
			# echo /usr/local ok
			;;

		-*/etc/init.d/$PACKAGENAME*)
			# echo /etc/init.d ok
			;;

		-*/etc/init.d/*)
			echo \| Consider naming the startup script the same as the package:
			echo $i | cut -d"-" -f3
			;;

		-*)
			echo \| This file is outside /usr/local and it not an /etc/init.d
			echo \| script. This is generally a bad thing:
			echo $i | cut -d"-" -f3
			FAILURE=TRUE
			;;
		*)
			echo \| Make sure having this symlink is a good idea:
			echo $i | cut -d"-" -f3
			FAILURE=TRUE
	esac


done

if [ $FAILURE = TRUE ]; then
	echo Warnings and/or errors issued for $PACKAGENAME
	exit 1
else
	echo ok!
fi