source: trunk/MagicSoft/Mars/datacenter/scripts/checkfilesforsequenceavail@ 8513

#!/bin/sh
#
# ========================================================================
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# *
# * This file is part of MARS, the MAGIC Analysis and Reconstruction
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# * and timesaving tool in analysing Data of imaging Cerenkov telescopes.
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#   Author(s): Daniela Dorner  08/2004 <mailto:dorner@astro.uni-wuerzburg.de>
#
#   Copyright: MAGIC Software Development, 2000-2007
#
#
# ========================================================================
#
# This script launches the checking of the availability of the files for 
# the sequences. 
#
# After checking if the script is already running the todolist is written.
# Then for each sequence the availability of the files (raw, cc, caco) is 
# checked by using the macro checkfilesavail.C 
# If this was successful, the status is inserted into the database using 
# the function setstatus.
#

source `dirname $0`/sourcefile
printprocesslog "INFO starting $0"
program=checkfilesavail
column=fAllFilesAvail

set -C

scriptlog=$runlogpath/$program-$datetime.log
date >> $scriptlog 2>&1

# check if script is already running
lockfile=$lockpath/lock-$program.txt
checklock  >> $scriptlog 2>&1

# get todo list
getdolist  >> $scriptlog 2>&1

# retrieve sequences from todofile
sequences=(`cat $todofile`)
if [ "$sequences" = "" ]
then 
   echo "nothing to do -> exit"  >> $scriptlog 2>&1
   finish >> $scriptlog 2>&1
fi
echo "sequences: "${sequences[@]} >> $scriptlog 2>&1
rm -v $todofile >> $scriptlog 2>&1

cd $mars

for sequence in ${sequences[@]}
do 
   echo "checking files for sequence $sequence..." >> $scriptlog 2>&1 
   printprocesslog "INFO checking files for sequence $sequence"
   no=`printf %08d $sequence | cut -c 0-4`
   no2=`printf %08d $sequence`
   checkfileavailpath=$logpath/$program/$no
   makedir $checkfileavailpath  >> $scriptlog 2>&1 
   checkfileavaillog=$checkfileavailpath/$program-$sequence.log
   
   sequencefile=$sequpath/$no/sequence$no2.txt

   primvar=$no2
   setstatus "start" >> $scriptlog 2>&1

   check1=`root -q -b $macrospath/checkfileavail.C+\(\""$sequencefile\""\) | tee $checkfileavaillog | intgrep`

   case $check1 in
      1)   echo " check1=$check1 -> everything ok -> setting status..." >> $scriptlog 2>&1 
           printprocesslog "INFO files available for sequence $sequence"
           ;;
      2)   echo " check1=$check1 -> files not yet available -> continue..." >> $scriptlog 2>&1 
           printprocesslog "INFO files not yet available for sequence $sequence"
           check="no"
           ;;
      0)   echo " check1=$check1 -> no connection to db -> continue..." >> $scriptlog 2>&1 
           printprocesslog "WARN connection to DB failed"
           check="no"
           ;;
      *)   echo " check1=$check1 -> ERROR -> step has to be repeated" >> $scriptlog 2>&1
           printprocesslog "ERROR $program.C failed for sequence $sequence"
           com=$Ffilesavail
           check=$check1
           ;;
   esac

   setstatus "stop" >> $scriptlog 2>&1
done

finish >> $scriptlog 2>&1