#!/bin/sh
#
echo "updating NFS settings"

STATE=${BASE}/etc/.NFS4inst_state.domain

FILE=${BASE}/etc/default/nfs

# #
# # Specify the desired NFSv4 domain (ie. foo.bar)
# #
# VAR=NFSMAPID_DOMAIN
# VALUE=foo.bar
# TFILE=${FILE}.$$
# sed -e "s/^[#	 ]*${VAR}=.*\$/${VAR}=${VALUE}/" ${FILE} > ${TFILE}
# mv ${TFILE} ${FILE}

#
# Set the maximum protocol version to 3
# this prevents NFSv4 from being attempted by the NFS server
#
VAR=NFS_SERVER_VERSMAX
VALUE=3
TFILE=${FILE}.$$
sed -e "s/^[#	 ]*${VAR}=.*\$/${VAR}=${VALUE}/" ${FILE} > ${TFILE}
mv ${TFILE} ${FILE}

#
# Set the maximum protocol version to 3
# this prevents NFSv4 from being attempted by the NFS client
#
VAR=NFS_CLIENT_VERSMAX
VALUE=3
TFILE=${FILE}.$$
sed -e "s/^[#	 ]*${VAR}=.*\$/${VAR}=${VALUE}/" ${FILE} > ${TFILE}
mv ${TFILE} ${FILE}

#
# Reset the permissions on the new /etc/default/nfs
# file to whatever it was set to during the install
#
IFILE=`echo ${FILE} | sed -e "s|^${BASE}||g"`
PERM=`grep "^${IFILE} e" ${BASE}/var/sadm/install/contents |
	(read f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 ; echo $f4)`
chmod ${PERM} ${FILE}

touch ${STATE}
exit 0