#!/bin/csh -f
#H# This script runs my SQLdump.pl script to generate a new data file for
#H# tinydns.  Then it calls tinydns-data to convert that text file into the
#H# cdb hash that tinydns actually uses.
#H# The hash file is then copied over to my secondary server and the temp
#H# text file is deleted.

# Stick a warning in the top of the text file to make sure nobody ever edits
# it.  I guess I don't really need to do this since I delete the file at the
# end of the script BUT since editing the data file is the standard djb way
# to do things I figured a warning header was in order.
cp -f .warning.txt data || exec echo "ERROR: cannot write data file"

echo "Dumping data from MySQL..."
/service/tinydns/root/SQLdump.pl >> data

tinydns-data || exec echo "ERROR: tinydns-data blew up."

echo "Updateing norad..."
scp -p data.cdb norad.futurequest.net:/service/tinydns/root/

echo "Cleaning up..."
/bin/rm -f data