michael@20: #!/bin/sh
michael@20: myName=`basename $0`
michael@20: cfgPath="@l_prefix@/etc/bacula"
michael@20: case "$myName" in
michael@20:      bacula-dir   ) cfg="bacula-dir.conf"   ;;
michael@20:      bacula-fd    ) cfg="bacula-fd.conf"    ;;
michael@20:      bacula-sd    ) cfg="bacula-sd.conf"    ;;
michael@20:      bconsole     ) cfg="bconsole.conf"     ;;
michael@20:      bcopy        ) cfg="bacula-sd.conf"    ;;
michael@20:      bextract     ) cfg="bacula-sd.conf"    ;;
michael@20:      bls          ) cfg="bacula-sd.conf"    ;;
michael@20:      bscan        ) cfg="bacula-sd.conf"    ;;
michael@20:      dbcheck      ) cfg="bacula-dir.conf"   ;;
michael@20:      tray-monitor ) cfg="tray-monitor.conf" ;;
michael@20:      wx-console   ) cfg="wx-console.conf"   ;;
michael@20:      *            ) echo "bexec: illegal link to '$0'" 1>&2; exit 1 ;;
michael@20: esac
michael@20: cfg="$cfgPath/$cfg"
michael@20: #   The user is still able to specify own config files, because
michael@20: #   the commands accept multiple '-c' options. The last '-c' wins.
michael@20: exec @l_prefix@/libexec/bacula/$myName -c $cfg "$@"