ppg-push-reports

#!/bin/bash

if [[ -n "${PPG_DEBUG}" ]]; then
	set -x
fi

pushd /etc/puppet >/dev/null || exit 1

PPG_EXEC_PATH=$( dirname $(readlink -f "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" ) )
GIT_EXEC_PATH=$(git --exec-path)
GIT_DIR=$(git rev-parse --git-dir)
export GIT_SSH="${PPG_EXEC_PATH}/ppg-ssh"

. ${PPG_EXEC_PATH}/ppg-functions

### FIXME PROXYSERVER 
if [ -z "$GIT_DIR" ]; then
	echo >&2 "Not in a git checkout"
	exit 1
fi

reportsdir='/etc/puppet/.ppg/reports'
hostname=$(xhostname)

# compress each report before transfer. full reports
# are sizable and compress 10:1
gzip -9 -q ${reportsdir}/${hostname}/*yaml

remoteurl=$(git config --get remote.origin.url)
remoteurl=$(dirname ${remoteurl})/reports
if [[ "$remoteurl" =~ 'ssh:' ]] ; then
	# the reports go to a "reports" directory right next to
	# the puppet remote url. we must mangle the url a bit to make
	# it edible to rsync/scp
	# - remove the ssh:// or git+ssh:// prefix
	# - add a : after hostname, before the first slash
	remoteurl=$(echo $remoteurl | sed 's!^ssh://!!;s!^git+ssh://!!;s!/!:/!')

	# Use sftp, which is awkward but co-exists easily with git-shell
	# as we want our VMs to have very limited access.
	# For recursive, easy ftp, we use lftp, in "reverse mirror mode"
	# and --Remove-source-files performs the cleanup for us.
	# exec so we exit with lftp's error code
	exec lftp -c "set net:timeout 10; set net:max-retries 6; mirror -R --Remove-source-files ${reportsdir}/${hostname} sftp://${remoteurl}/ "
else
	# local path
	exec rsync -vr ${reportsdir}/${hostname} ${remoteurl}/
fi