packaging/scripts/postinstall.sh

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#!/bin/sh
# postinstall - runs after files have been unpacked.
# Debian actions: configure | abort-upgrade | abort-remove | abort-deconfigure
set -e

ETC_DIR=/etc/etherpad
VAR_DIR=/var/lib/etherpad
LOG_DIR=/var/log/etherpad
APP_DIR=/opt/etherpad
RUNTIME_VAR="${VAR_DIR}/var"
DIST_SETTINGS=/usr/share/etherpad/settings.json.dist
ACTIVE_SETTINGS="${ETC_DIR}/settings.json"
INSTALLED_PLUGINS="${RUNTIME_VAR}/installed_plugins.json"

case "$1" in
  configure)
    mkdir -p "${ETC_DIR}" "${VAR_DIR}" "${LOG_DIR}" "${RUNTIME_VAR}"
    chown root:etherpad "${ETC_DIR}"
    chmod 0750 "${ETC_DIR}"
    chown etherpad:etherpad "${VAR_DIR}" "${LOG_DIR}" "${RUNTIME_VAR}"
    chmod 0750 "${VAR_DIR}" "${LOG_DIR}" "${RUNTIME_VAR}"

    if [ ! -e "${ACTIVE_SETTINGS}" ]; then
      cp "${DIST_SETTINGS}" "${ACTIVE_SETTINGS}"
      # Switch the shipped default from dirty (dev-only, per the template's
      # own comment) to sqlite, and point the file at /var/lib/etherpad so
      # ProtectSystem=strict doesn't block writes.
      sed -i \
        -e 's|"dbType": "dirty"|"dbType": "sqlite"|' \
        -e 's|"filename": "var/dirty.db"|"filename": "/var/lib/etherpad/etherpad.db"|' \
        "${ACTIVE_SETTINGS}"
      # Owned by the etherpad service user with group=etherpad mode 0660
      # so the admin /admin/settings UI can save changes back to disk
      # while still keeping the file unreadable by other users (DB
      # creds live here).
      chown etherpad:etherpad "${ACTIVE_SETTINGS}"
      chmod 0660 "${ACTIVE_SETTINGS}"
    fi

    # Etherpad reads settings.json from CWD (/opt/etherpad). Expose
    # the /etc copy there via symlink.
    ln -sfn "${ACTIVE_SETTINGS}" "${APP_DIR}/settings.json"

    # Redirect /opt/etherpad/var to a writable location under
    # /var/lib/etherpad. Etherpad writes var/js, var/installed_plugins.json,
    # etc. on startup; ProtectSystem=strict blocks /opt writes, and the
    # symlink keeps ReadWritePaths=/var/lib/etherpad sufficient.
    if [ -e "${APP_DIR}/var" ] && [ ! -L "${APP_DIR}/var" ]; then
      # Migrate any payload from a previous install that wrote into /opt.
      cp -a "${APP_DIR}/var/." "${RUNTIME_VAR}/" 2>/dev/null || true
      rm -rf "${APP_DIR}/var"
    fi
    ln -sfn "${RUNTIME_VAR}" "${APP_DIR}/var"

    # Seed installed_plugins.json so checkForMigration() does not spawn
    # `pnpm ls` on first boot. pnpm is not a package dependency, and the
    # bundled node_modules already contains every shipped plugin.
    if [ ! -e "${INSTALLED_PLUGINS}" ]; then
      VERSION=$(node -p "require('${APP_DIR}/src/package.json').version" 2>/dev/null \
                || node -p "require('${APP_DIR}/package.json').version" 2>/dev/null \
                || echo "0.0.0")
      cat >"${INSTALLED_PLUGINS}" <<EOF
{"plugins":[{"name":"ep_etherpad-lite","version":"${VERSION}"}]}
EOF
    fi

    chown -hR etherpad:etherpad "${RUNTIME_VAR}"

    # Plugin install paths. Etherpad's admin UI installs plugins into
    # ${root}/src/plugin_packages and creates symlinks under
    # ${root}/src/node_modules. Both ship root-owned but need to be
    # group-writable by the etherpad user so the admin UI can add packages.
    PLUGIN_PKG_DIR="${APP_DIR}/src/plugin_packages"
    NODE_MODULES_DIR="${APP_DIR}/src/node_modules"

    # Migrate any previous install that symlinked plugin_packages outside
    # the tree (see ether/ep_comments_page#416). Node.js resolves symlinks
    # to their realpath before walking node_modules, so plugins installed
    # under /var/lib/etherpad/plugin_packages couldn't reach the bundled
    # ep_etherpad-lite in /opt/etherpad/node_modules and every
    # require('ep_etherpad-lite/...') threw MODULE_NOT_FOUND. Pull the
    # symlink target's contents back in-tree and drop the symlink.
    if [ -L "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}" ]; then
      OLD_PLUGIN_PKG_LIVE=$(readlink -f "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}" 2>/dev/null || true)
      rm -f "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}"
      mkdir -p "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}"
      if [ -n "${OLD_PLUGIN_PKG_LIVE}" ] && [ -d "${OLD_PLUGIN_PKG_LIVE}" ]; then
        cp -a "${OLD_PLUGIN_PKG_LIVE}/." "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}/" 2>/dev/null || true
      fi
    fi
    mkdir -p "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}"

    # plugin_packages and node_modules contain bundled (root-owned)
    # packages; the *directories themselves* (plus plugin_packages/.versions
    # where live-plugin-manager stages downloads) must be group-writable by
    # etherpad so the admin UI can install new plugins alongside the
    # shipped deps. The unit's ReadWritePaths= also exposes both paths as
    # writable under ProtectSystem=strict.
    for dir in "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}" "${PLUGIN_PKG_DIR}/.versions" "${NODE_MODULES_DIR}"; do
      [ -d "${dir}" ] || continue
      chgrp etherpad "${dir}"
      chmod 2775 "${dir}"
    done

    if [ -d /run/systemd/system ] && command -v systemctl >/dev/null 2>&1; then
      systemctl daemon-reload || true
      # Enable on first install; leave state alone on upgrade.
      if [ -z "$2" ]; then
        systemctl enable etherpad.service >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
      fi
      # Restart on upgrade to pick up new code (skip on fresh install --
      # admin may want to configure first).
      if [ -n "$2" ]; then
        systemctl try-restart etherpad.service >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
      fi
    fi

    cat <<EOF
Etherpad installed. Edit /etc/etherpad/settings.json, then:
  sudo systemctl start etherpad
Default port 9001. Service logs: journalctl -u etherpad -f
EOF
    ;;

  abort-upgrade|abort-remove|abort-deconfigure)
    ;;

  *)
    echo "postinstall called with unknown argument: $1" >&2
    exit 1
    ;;
esac

exit 0