#! /bin/bash # Butchered version of snapshot # Can only run on the shell compile farm server # Will always create a snapshot of HEAD # If want multiple snapshots, just run with "sfsnapshot [branch ...]" # Assumes: # ssh setup to send to shell.sf.net and $CF without password prompt # the compile server has all the prerequisites stated at http://nagiosplug.sourceforge.net/developer-guidelines.html # Install in cron with something like: # 47 * * * * $HOME/bin/mail_error -o $HOME/sfsnapshot.out -m tonvoon@users.sf.net sfsnapshot r1_3_0 function die { echo $1; exit 1; } # This makes the distribution. Expects $1 as branches/name, otherwise uses trunk function make_dist { if [[ -n $1 ]] ; then svn_url_suffix=$1 name=${1##*/} else svn_url_suffix="trunk" name="trunk" fi v="$name-" # Get compile server to do the work # Variables will be expanded locally before being run on $CF ssh $CF < README This is the daily SVN snapshot of nagiosplug, consisting of the SVN trunk and any other branches. The nagios-plugins-HEAD.tar.gz link will always go to the latest trunk snapshot (name kept for existing tinderbox scripts to link correctly). The MD5SUM is: END_README md5sum *.gz | tee -a README > MD5SUM # Check for *.gz files locally (expect NFS between cf shell server and $CF) set -x cd $IN files=$(ls *.gz 2>/dev/null) [[ -z $files ]] && die "No files created" head_file=$(cd $IN && ls -rt *-trunk-*.gz | head -1 2>/dev/null) cat <<-EOF > /tmp/batchfile.$$ cd $OUT rm *.gz put *.gz ln $head_file nagios-plugins-HEAD.tar.gz put MD5SUM put README readme EOF # Do the actual transfer # Have to put README down as readme because SF's apache server appears to block README files sftp -b /tmp/batchfile.$$ $OUT_SERVER rm -f $files /tmp/batchfile.$$ # Work out success or failure expected=$(($# + 1)) set -- $files [[ $# -ne $expected ]] && die "Expected $expected, got $#" exit 0