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+post_install() {
+
+	# add btsync user and group if doesn't exist
+	if [ "$(grep btsync /etc/passwd)" == "" ]; then
+		useradd -r -s /bin/sh -d /var/lib/btsync btsync
+	fi
+	# create btsync dir
+	mkdir -p /var/lib/btsync && chown -R btsync:btsync /var/lib/btsync
+
+	post_upgrade
+}
+
+post_upgrade() {
+	
+	# following will be moved to post_install eventually
+
+	# create tmpdirs
+	systemd-tmpfiles --create btsync.conf
+	# adjust owner and permissions for config file
+    chown btsync:btsync /etc/btsync.conf
+    chmod 600 /etc/btsync.conf
+
+cat << EOF
+
+	WebGUI can be accessed via following URL: http://localhost:8888
+	
+	* Running btsync system instance (using dedicated btsync:btsync account)
+
+  	  System instance of btsync is preconfigured (configuration file located
+	  at /etc/btsync.conf) and can be used directly after installation.
+
+	  Execute:
+
+	    to reload system systemd modules:     systemctl daemon-reload
+	    to start btsync manually:             systemctl start btsync
+	    to autostart btsync on system start:  systemctl enable btsync
+
+	* Running btsync user instance (using current user account)
+
+	  User instance MUST be configured before use. To perform configuration, 
+	  install btsync-autoconfig package or follow manual configuration steps:
+
+  	    1. Copy /etc/btsync/btsync.conf to ~/.config/btsync/btsync.conf for
+ 	    the user you wish to configure btsync:
+ 	
+	      mkdir -p ~/.config/btsync	
+	      cp /etc/btsync.conf ~/.config/btsync/btsync.conf
+ 
+	    2. Replace user-specific references with the appropriate information,
+	    including the following settings:
+ 
+	      - storage_path
+	      - pid_file
+	      - webui.listen
+	      - webui.login
+	      - webui.password
+
+	    3. Make sure folder you specified as storage_path and folder where pid_file will
+	    be located both exist in the filesystem, since btsync will not create it for you.
+
+	  Execute:
+
+	    to reload user systemd modules:       systemctl --user daemon-reload
+	    to start btsync manually:             systemctl --user start btsync
+	    to autostart btsync on user login:    systemctl --user enable btsync
+
+EOF
+
+}
+
+post_remove() {
+	userdel btsync
+	echo -e "Please remove /var/lib/btsync folder manually"
+}