Determining ChronoSync Version by Serverside Files

#!/bin/sh

# Create a file in /tmp that has only the heaer " ChronoSync Version Report".  Leading space is included so that when we run sort it will appear at top.
echo " ChronoSync Version Report" > /tmp/CSyncVersion

# Get a listing of only directories in /Home on the server and for each line (each directory) run the following commands.
ls -d /Home/* | sed 's/\/Home\///g' | while read line 
do


# If the user has the Templates directory, we can infer the they have version 4.  Print this information to the report.
	if [ -e /Home/$line/Library/Application\ Support/ChronoSync/Templates ];
	then
		echo "4 $line" >> /tmp/CSyncVersion
	else


# If the user didn't have version 4, check to see if they have the ChronoSync application support directory and if they do, report that they have version 3 installed.
		if [ -e /Home/$line/Library/Application\ Support/ChronoSync/ ];
		then
			echo "3 $line" >> /tmp/CSyncVersion
		else


# If they didn't have the ChronoSync application support directory either, report that ChronoSync isn't installed (indicated with an X).
			echo "X $line" >> /tmp/CSyncVersion
		fi
	fi
done


# Get the contents of the report, sort them alphabetically, and display the results.
sort /tmp/CSyncVersion


# Remove the temporary report file.
rm /tmp/CSyncVersion