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#!/bin/sh
# This file is part of MXE.
# See index.html for further information.
# cron job running on our DigitalOcean server fetching and uploading
# package tarballs to MXE Amazon S3 backup server.
# This also acts as a CI to file issue on GitHub if download fails.
# DigitalOcean server IP: 162.243.7.196
# Old Amazon EC2 server: ec2-174-129-78-72.compute-1.amazonaws.com
# The script uses s3cmd to sync package tarballs:
# http://s3tools.org/s3cmd
# Manual switch to enable/disable issue filing on GitHub.
# Useful to prevent the same issue from being filed multiple times
file_issue=true
cd ~/mxe && git pull
# Test downloading without falling back to S3 download server.
# All log is stored in tmp-download-log.
if ! ( \
cd ~/mxe && \
make download -k MXE_NO_BACKUP_DL=true MXE_VERBOSE=true \
2>&1 >tmp-download-log \
) && $file_issue; then
# If one or more download process fails, upload log to sprunge.us (a
# pastebin-like text storage service). Store the returned URL in tmp-url.
cat ~/mxe/tmp-download-log | curl -F 'sprunge=<-' http://sprunge.us \
>~/mxe/tmp-url
# Use a fake "editor" to format the issue
EDITOR=~/mxe/tools/fake-editor ghi open -L bug -- mxe/mxe
fi
cd ~/mxe && make clean-junk
s3cmd sync --acl-public ~/mxe/pkg/* s3://mxe-pkg/
rm -f ~/mxe/tmp-download-log ~/mxe/tmp-url
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