#!/bin/sh
#
# This script is invoked by the "afterdnf" plugin as soon as dnf
# starts. It gets 1 argument: the PID of the dnf process. The job
# of this script is to background another script which will wait
# for that pid to exit, then run the real after dnf hooks.
#
# This seems extreme, but running the background job in another
# login session helps make it be really, really, backgrounded
# and not associated with the original command at all in any
# way which would encourage anyone to wait on it even though
# it is backgrounded :-).
#
su -l root /bin/bash -c \
   "/usr/local/bin/bg-dammit /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/after-dnf-wait $1"