#!/bin/sh

CWD=`pwd`
DIR=`echo $0 | awk -F'modfix.sh' '{print $1}'`

DIR_MODE=777 ##!
##!DIR_MODE=777
FILE_MODE=666 ##!
##!FILE_MODE=666


#cd $DIR

if [ ! -f "index.php" -a \
     ! -f "access.php" -a \
     ! -f "pre_check.php" -a \
     ! -d "bin" -a \
     ! -d "lib" -a \
     ! -d "kernel" ] ; then
     echo "You seem to be in the wrong directory"
     echo "Place yourself in the eZ publish 3 root directory and run ./bin/modfix.sh"
     exit 1
fi

chmod $DIR_MODE var/cache/
if [ ! -d var/cache/ini ]; then
    mkdir var/cache/ini
    echo "Created var/cache/ini"
fi

if [ ! -d var/cache/texttoimage ]; then
    mkdir var/cache/texttoimage
    echo "Created var/cache/texttoimage"
fi
chmod $DIR_MODE var/cache/texttoimage

if [ ! -d var/cache/codepages ]; then
    mkdir var/cache/codepages
    echo "Created var/cache/codepages"
fi
chmod $DIR_MODE var/cache/codepages

if [ ! -d var/cache/translation ]; then
    mkdir var/cache/translation
    echo "Created var/cache/translation"
fi
chmod $DIR_MODE var/cache/translation

if [ ! -d var/storage/packages ]; then
    mkdir var/storage/packages
    echo "Created var/storage/packages"
fi
chmod $DIR_MODE var/storage/packages


chmod $DIR_MODE var/cache/ini
chmod -R $DIR_MODE var/storage
chmod -R $DIR_MODE var/webdav

chmod -R $DIR_MODE settings

if [ ! -d var/cache/template/tree ]; then
    mkdir -p var/cache/template/tree
    echo "Created var/cache/template/tree"
fi
if [ ! -d var/cache/template/process ]; then
    mkdir -p var/cache/template/process
    echo "Created var/cache/template/process"
fi
chmod -R $DIR_MODE var/cache/template

if [ ! -d var/log ]; then
    mkdir var/log
    echo "Created var/log"
fi
chmod $DIR_MODE var/log
LOGFILES="error.log warning.log notice.log debug.log"
for LOGFILE in $LOGFILES; do
    LOGPATH="var/log/$LOGFILE"
    if [ -f $LOGPATH ]; then
	chmod $FILE_MODE $LOGPATH
    fi
done

if [ -d design ]; then
    chmod $DIR_MODE design
fi


chmod $DIR_MODE var

#cd $CWD

#cd $CWD
echo "
*** WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING ***
This script sets 777 as permissions in var/
THIS IS NOT SECURE!
Find the user and group for your web server and make them owner of all files in var/
You should be able to find this information in the configuration file for your web server.

For example:
If your web server user is apache and the group is apache, then run the following commands:
# chown -R apache.apache var/
# chmod -R 770 var/
"