#!/bin/sh
#
# ftpindex - create index files in the pub directory of my ftp server
#
# Written 29-Oct-97 by Ronald Joe Record (rr@sco.com)
#
# Creates :
# an "ls -lR" listing
# a compressed "ls -lR" listing
# listings of files modified in the last 1, 5 and 9 days
# HTML versions of the last 1, 5 and 9 day listings.
# a listing of all files contained under FTPHOME
# an HTML version of the listing of all files contained under FTPHOME
#
FTPHOME=/home/ftp/pub
DAYLIST="1 5 9"
#
# I don't want to list all of the VOL media images. If any have changed,
# I just list the directory since you will need to pull them all down if
# any have changed.
#
check_archives() {
ARCH=
find osr5/archives -type f -mtime -$1 -print > /tmp/archives$$
[ -s /tmp/archives$$ ] && ARCH=1
rm -f /tmp/archives$$
}
htmlify() {
T=`echo $1 | sed -e "s/_/ /g"`
echo "
Files Modified In The $T
Files Modified In The $T
" > $1.html
while read f
do
echo "- $f" >> $1.html
done < $1
echo "
" >> $1.html
}
cd $FTPHOME
ls -lR > ls-lR
rm -f ls-lR.gz
/usr/local/bin/gzip -9 ls-lR
#
# Here I create a list of regular expressions to egrep out of the list
# of files that have changed. Most of these change every night anyway
# and aren't something you'd want to download.
#
echo "^./incoming/
^./gif/
^./osr5/archives/
^./susv2/
^./uw7/pkg/
^./wais/
^./maillog/
^./ls-lR
^./Last_" > /tmp/exclude$$
for i in $DAYLIST
do
find . -type f -mtime -$i -print | egrep -v -f /tmp/exclude$$ > Last_0${i}_Days
check_archives $i
[ "$ARCH" ] && echo "./osr5/archives/" >> Last_0${i}_Days
htmlify Last_0${i}_Days
done
#
# Now create the indices of ALL files
#
find . -type f -print | egrep -v -f /tmp/exclude$$ > CONTENTS
echo "./gif/
./wais/
./maillog/
./osr5/archives/
./susv2/
./uw7/pkg/
./ls-lR.gz" >> CONTENTS
htmlify CONTENTS
rm -f /tmp/exclude$$