#!/bin/sh

# sets variables (need to be set here because /etc/profile is not called
# until later)

#chmod o-w /tmp
#chgrp temp /tmp

if [ $USER = lbhs ]
  then
    IP_ADDRESS=`echo "$DISPLAY"|awk -F: '{ print $1 }'`
    HOME=/var/xterminals/$IP_ADDRESS/home
    /usr/bin/X11/xset dpms 0 0 0

temp_ip=`echo "$IP_ADDRESS"|awk -F. '{ print $3"."$4 }'`

# this is the user we will switch to after we are logged in
NEW_USER=term$temp_ip

# if the drive is still mounted (terminal not logged out properly) unmap it
temp=`/bin/grep $IP_ADDRESS /etc/mtab`
if test temp
then 
/bin/umount /mnt/xterminals/$IP_ADDRESS
fi

# create user if does not exit
if ! /bin/cat /etc/passwd | /bin/grep $NEW_USER
  then
    /usr/sbin/useradd -M $NEW_USER -d $HOME
    # remove password
    /usr/bin/passwd -d $NEW_USER
fi

# if home exists, remove it
if /usr/bin/test -d $HOME
then 
/bin/rm -rf $HOME
fi

# ...and recreate it
cp -a /var/xterminals/10.1.1.1/home /var/xterminals/$IP_ADDRESS

# tells star office where to look for its files
echo [Versions] > $HOME/.sversionrc
echo StarOffice 5.2=$HOME/office52 >> $HOME/.sversionrc
echo >> $HOME/.sversionrc
# and where the mount point is
/usr/local/bin/rfindrep -m . -f 10.1.1.1 -r $IP_ADDRESS $HOME/office52/user/ > /dev/null

# give the user permission to its home directory
/bin/chown -R $NEW_USER:$NEW_USER $HOME

# if mount point does not exist, create it
if ! test -d /mnt/xterminals/$IP_ADDRESS
then
mkdir /mnt/xterminals/$IP_ADDRESS
touch /mnt/xterminals/$IP_ADDRESS/.not-mounted
chown $NEW_USER:$NEW_USER /mnt/xterminals/$IP_ADDRESS
fi

fi