#!/bin/bash
set -x
# ==BEGIN
#	This script is used to synchronize my webrepo
#	with my local files if something changed
#	This script doesnt acceot an opts.
# ==AUTHOR
#	Norbert Varzariu <loomsen@gmail.com>
#==END
_myLogin="276373-ftp"
_myUrl="ftp.loomsen.org:/"
_myMntPt="/webz"
_myDomain="loomsen.homelinux.net"
# basic sanity check:fc12-x86_64
if [ ! -d "$_myMntPt" -o ! -w "$_myMntPt" ]; then 
	echo "designated mount point isn't writable!"
	exit $?
fi
# mountIt-o uid=502 -o gid=502 -o umask=000 
sshfs "$_myLogin"@"$_myUrl" "$_myMntPt"
## rsync will fail cause it uses mkdir without -p
## so lets make sure the destination is exists
mkdir -p "$_myMntPt"/repo/{SRPMS,SPECS,RPMS{/x86_64,/noarch}}
# 
rsync -r $HOME/rpmbuild/RPMS  "$_myMntPt"/repo/
rsync -r $HOME/rpmbuild/SRPMS "$_myMntPt"/repo/
rsync -r $HOME/rpmbuild/SPECS "$_myMntPt"/repo/

createrepo --database --unique-md-filenames --update "$_myMntPt"/repo/RPMS/x86_64
createrepo --database --unique-md-filenames --update "$_myMntPt"/repo/RPMS/noarch
createrepo --database --unique-md-filenames --update "$_myMntPt"/repo/SRPMS

## Done with out update, let's clean up
fusermount -u "$_myMntPt"

exit $?