# wants a (list of) dir(s) as the argument(s)
# returns a list of libraries on stdout.
# NEVER PUT ANYTHING HERE THAT ECHOS TO STDOUT OR STDERR.
ldd_dir() {
        local BIN_PATH I
        while :; do
                [ $# -eq 0 ] && break
                [ ! -d ${1} ] && continue
                BIN_PATH=${1} && shift
                for I in ${BIN_PATH}/* ;
                        do ldd -f "%p\n" ${I} 2>/dev/null || continue
                done
        done | sort -u
}



# this requires a DESTDIR (param 1)
# this uses ldd_dir() to scan DESTDIR for libs to copy.
# copies libs from the base system to the DESTDIR.
libcopy() {
        local DESTDIR BINDIRS I
        [ $# -lt "2" ] && return 255
        [ -d $1 ] || return 254
        DESTDIR=$1 && shift
        for I in $*; do
                if [ -z "${BINDIRS}" ] ;
                        then    BINDIRS="${DESTDIR}/${I}"
                        else    BINDIRS="${BINDIRS} ${DESTDIR}/${I}"
                fi
        done
        shift $#
        for I in `ldd_dir ${BINDIRS}`; do
                cp ${VERBOPTS} -Rpf ${I} ${DESTDIR}/${I}
                liblink ${I}
        done
        return 0
}



# also this for pam


# code to copy over the pam modules in an approptiate way.
do_pam_modules() {
        local _PAM _PAMLIB
        for _PAM in ${BASEDIR}/usr/lib/*pam*.[0-9] ; do
                cp ${VERBOPTS} -Rpf ${_PAM} ${WORKDIR}/usr/lib/
                liblink ${_PAM}
        done

        # This removes fixes the dynamic-dynamic libs.
        # it ldd's the libs, and finds all the libs (which ohter libs might link in).
        info "Locating dynamic libs of other libs."
        for _PAMLIB in `ls ${WORKDIR}/usr/lib/*pam*.[0-9] | xargs ldd -f "%p\n" | sort -u`; do
                [ -f ${WORKDIR}/${_PAMLIB} ] || {
                        cp ${VERBOPTS} -Rpf ${_PAMLIB} ${WORKDIR}/${_PAMLIB}
                        liblink ${_PAMLIB}
                        continue
                }
        done
}


# more pam crap

# when you copy a library file, this function creates the compatibility symlink.
# example libpcap.so.2 => libpcap.so
liblink() {
        local _LIB _BASENAME _LINKNAME
        _LIB=$1
        _BASENAME=`basename ${_LIB}`
        _LINKNAME=`echo ${_BASENAME} | cut -d "." -f 1-2`
        #echo "(cd ${WORKDIR}`dirname ${_LIB}` ; ln ${VERBOPTS} -s ${_BASENAME} ${_LINKNAME})"
        (cd ${WORKDIR}`dirname ${_LIB}` ; ln ${VERBOPTS} -s ${_BASENAME} ${_LINKNAME})
}