use shorter .bak suffix approach

pull/21833/head
Bruno Windels 2019-04-03 15:46:55 +02:00
parent 861af62208
commit 9c41ccce58
1 changed files with 7 additions and 8 deletions

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@ -45,11 +45,10 @@ cp -r $BASE_DIR/config-templates/$CONFIG_TEMPLATE/. ./
# Hashes used instead of slashes because we'll get a value back from $(pwd) that'll be
# full of un-escapable slashes.
# Manually directing output to .templated file and then manually renaming back on top
# of the original file because -i is a nonstandard sed feature which is implemented
# differently, across os X and ubuntu at least
sed "s#{{SYNAPSE_ROOT}}#$(pwd)/#g" homeserver.yaml > homeserver.yaml.templated && mv homeserver.yaml.templated homeserver.yaml
sed "s#{{SYNAPSE_PORT}}#${PORT}#g" homeserver.yaml > homeserver.yaml.templated && mv homeserver.yaml.templated homeserver.yaml
sed "s#{{FORM_SECRET}}#$(uuidgen)#g" homeserver.yaml > homeserver.yaml.templated && mv homeserver.yaml.templated homeserver.yaml
sed "s#{{REGISTRATION_SHARED_SECRET}}#$(uuidgen)#g" homeserver.yaml > homeserver.yaml.templated && mv homeserver.yaml.templated homeserver.yaml
sed "s#{{MACAROON_SECRET_KEY}}#$(uuidgen)#g" homeserver.yaml > homeserver.yaml.templated && mv homeserver.yaml.templated homeserver.yaml
# Use .bak suffix as using no suffix doesn't work macOS.
sed -i.bak "s#{{SYNAPSE_ROOT}}#$(pwd)/#g" homeserver.yaml
sed -i.bak "s#{{SYNAPSE_PORT}}#${PORT}#g" homeserver.yaml
sed -i.bak "s#{{FORM_SECRET}}#$(uuidgen)#g" homeserver.yaml
sed -i.bak "s#{{REGISTRATION_SHARED_SECRET}}#$(uuidgen)#g" homeserver.yaml
sed -i.bak "s#{{MACAROON_SECRET_KEY}}#$(uuidgen)#g" homeserver.yaml
rm *.bak