#!/bin/sh
 
###############################################################################
##  (1) Specify variables used by this script.                               ##
###############################################################################

BIN_DIR=@bindir@
COMMAND=rsearch-bin


###############################################################################
##  (2) Set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to determine the        ##
##      search order this command wrapper uses to find shared libraries.     ##
###############################################################################

libpath_add() {
    [ -z "$1" ] && return
    LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:}$1
}

libpath_add "@nss_libdir@"
libpath_add "@nspr_libdir@"
libpath_add "@ldapsdk_libdir@"
libpath_add "@sasl_libdir@"

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH


###############################################################################
##  (3) Set the PATH environment variable to determine the search            ##
##      order this command wrapper uses to find binary executables.          ##
##                                                                           ##
##      NOTE:  Since the wrappers themselves are ALWAYS located in           ##
##             "/usr/bin", this directory will always be excluded            ##
##             from the search path.  Since "/bin" is nothing more           ##
##             than a symbolic link to "/usr/bin" on Solaris, this           ##
##             directory will also always be excluded from the search        ##
##             path on this platform.                                        ##
###############################################################################

PATH=${BIN_DIR}
export PATH


###############################################################################
##  (4) Execute the binary executable specified by this command wrapper      ##
##      based upon the preset LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PATH environment variables.##
###############################################################################

ORIGINAL_IFS=${IFS}
IFS=:

for dir in ${PATH}
do
	if [ -x ${dir}/${COMMAND} ]
	then
		IFS=${ORIGINAL_IFS}
		${dir}/${COMMAND} "$@"
		exit $?
	fi
done

echo "Unable to find \"${COMMAND}\" in \"${PATH}\"!"

exit 255