#! /bin/sh
+# Lists which plugins are enabled or disabled.
+
+# Takes into account the 'plugin_status = valid' values if the plugin's etc/pluginname.ini file exists
+
if [ -e plugins ] ; then
cd .
elif [ -e ../src/plugins ] ; then
exit 1
fi
-e=""
-d=""
+enabled=""
+disabled=""
for name in plugins/*/NAME ; do
dir=${name%%/NAME}
plugin=${dir##plugins/}
- if [ -e $dir/packaging/control/[1-9][0-9][0-9]plugin-$plugin ] \
- && ([ ! -e $dir/etc/$plugin.ini ] || [ "$(confget -f $dir/etc/$plugin.ini plugin_status)" = valid ]) ; then
- e="$e $plugin"
+ if [ -e $dir/packaging/control/[1-9][0-9][0-9]plugin-$plugin ] ; then
+ if [ ! -e $dir/etc/$plugin.ini ] ; then
+ enabled="$enabled $plugin"
+ else
+ # confget returns litteral semi-colons after values, so get rid of comments
+ if [ "$(confget -f $dir/etc/$plugin.ini plugin_status | sed -r 's/[ ^t]*;.*//g')" = "valid" ] ; then
+ enabled="$enabled $plugin"
+ else
+ disabled="$disabled $plugin"
+ fi
+ fi
else
- d="$d $plugin"
+ disabled="$disabled $plugin"
fi
done
if [ "$1" = "--disabled" ] ; then
- echo $d
+ echo $disabled
else
- echo $e
+ echo $enabled
fi
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