#!/bin/csh -f

# This will do everything neccessary to install everything, If you know
# what youre doing with unix, you night want to browse through this to see
# what I'm fiddling with. 

# This is the default place for FTPEXTRAS to go.  You can change it, but I
# dont gaurentee everything will work right. I highly recommend leaving it.
# You'll have to make sure the directories you want exist, I dont create
# them, beyond the default of course.
# If you change this then please  note that the commands below that move
# current directory around, wont be right.
set FTPEXTRAS = $HOME/FtpExtra 

# Ok move this whole thing to the right place.
echo If you see a warning about identical directories, ignore it.
cd ..
mv FtpExtra $HOME
cd $FTPEXTRAS

# Compile ftpmenu.c  Using cc is important, gcc doesnt work right.  Did
# you make the required changes to ftpmenu.c?
cc -O -o $FTPEXTRAS/bin/ftpmenubase $FTPEXTRAS/ftpmenu.c -lcurses -ltermcap 

# add some lines to youre .netrc
cat >> $HOME/.netrc << stop

stop
mv $HOME/.netrc $HOME/.netrc.bak
cat $HOME/.netrc.bak $FTPEXTRAS/ident $FTPEXTRAS/netrc > $HOME/.netrc
chmod 700 $HOME/.netrc

# add some lines to your .cshrc: What? you dont use Csh, then youll have to
# add the equiveanlent to the equivalent file, in your shell.  I think
# .profile for Bourne shell. Look in FTPEXTRAS/cshrc. Add all that  stuff.
mv $HOME/.cshrc $HOME/.cshrc.bak
cat $HOME/.cshrc.bak $FTPEXTRAS/ident $FTPEXTRAS/cshrc > $HOME/.cshrc

# mail me a auto-note so I get some feel for who used this.  If you have 
# a  good reason not to want to do this, just take out these lines.
# I promise, "No salesmen will  call, no one will  visit"  :-)
set user = `whoami`
set host = `hostname`
set domain = `domainname`
mail -s 'Ftp Scripts Used' jedavis@blondie.ucdavis.edu << stop
This is just note to say $user @ $host . $domain 
has run  the ftp scripts.

-James (to myself of course)

stop


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