#!/bin/sh
set -e

. /usr/share/debconf/confmodule

file="$1"

db_get apt-setup/services-select
if ! echo "$RET" | grep -q security; then
	exit
fi

db_get apt-setup/security_host
host="$RET"
[ "$host" ] || exit

db_get apt-setup/security_path
directory="$RET"
[ "$directory" ] || exit

if ! db_get mirror/codename || [ -z "$RET" ]; then
	db_get cdrom/codename
fi
codename="$RET"

# Awful Ubuntu-specific hack. *-security suites for ports architectures
# aren't available on security.ubuntu.com, only on ports.ubuntu.com.
if [ "$host" = security.ubuntu.com ]; then
	db_get mirror/protocol
	protocol="$RET"
	db_get mirror/$protocol/hostname
	if [ "$RET" = ports.ubuntu.com ]; then
		host="$RET"
		db_get mirror/$protocol/directory
		directory="$RET"
	fi
fi

# To determine if restricted should be included, grep the file to see if it
# is listed in it.
dists="main"
for dist in restricted; do
	if grep -q '^[^#]* '$dist $ROOT/etc/apt/sources.list.new; then
		dists="$dists $dist"
	fi
done

# Don't test mirror if no network selected in netcfg
echo "deb http://$host$directory $codename-security $dists" >> $file
echo "deb-src http://$host$directory $codename-security $dists" >> $file

# Security sources for Ubuntu universe; not used much, but e.g. unsupported
# binary packages from a supported source package will end up here.
if db_get apt-setup/universe && [ "$RET" = true ]; then
	COMMENT=
else
	COMMENT='# '
fi
cat >> $file <<EOF
${COMMENT}deb http://$host$directory $codename-security universe
${COMMENT}deb-src http://$host$directory $codename-security universe
EOF

# Security sources for Ubuntu multiverse, with the same caveats as for
# universe.
if db_get apt-setup/multiverse && [ "$RET" = true ]; then
	COMMENT=
else
	COMMENT='# '
fi
cat >> $file <<EOF
${COMMENT}deb http://$host$directory $codename-security multiverse
${COMMENT}deb-src http://$host$directory $codename-security multiverse
EOF

apt-setup-signed-release security.ubuntu.com "$file"

exit 0