name=i3lock
version=2.9
update_url="https://i3wm.org/$name/"

define_option 'pam: Use PAM for authentication'

dlextract "https://i3wm.org/$name/$name-$version.tar.bz2" \
          '3d0038021778f3178192f566dc87a931'
extrafile "$name-$version-no-composite.patch"
option !pam extrafile "$name-$version-no-pam.patch"
header_end

cd "$name-$version"

# Give user the option to skip the code that tries to cover composited notifications,
#  since it breaks with some compositors.
# See: https://github.com/i3/i3lock/issues/128
patch -p0 -i "../$name-$version-no-composite.patch"

option !pam patch -p0 -i "../$name-$version-no-pam.patch"

# Fix install directories
sed -i -e "/\$(INSTALL)/s/bin/$(safe_sed "$dir_bindir")/" Makefile

make install \
    PREFIX="/$dir_prefix" \
    SYSCONFDIR="/$dir_sysconfdir" \
    DESTDIR="$dir_install"

# Install the manpage
install -Dm644 -t "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_mandir/man1/" "$name.1"

# If not using PAM, we need suid to hash the user's password, as well as make sure the locker isn't killed by the kernel.
# Don't worry, the locker drops privileges back to your user as soon as possible.
option !pam chmod 4711 "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_bindir/$name"

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