| #!/usr/bin/env bash |
| |
| # simply utility to show, and save current cronjobs |
| # |
| # not a bad idea to save a complete copy before making |
| # changes |
| |
| # must be run from "current user id |
| |
| OUTPUTDIR=/opt/buildhomes/e4Build/cronjobs |
| |
| timestamp=$( date +%Y%m%d-%H%M ) |
| outfilename=${OUTPUTDIR}/crontab-${timestamp}.txt |
| crontab -l > $outfilename |
| |
| # following line if for interactive jobs. |
| #printf "\n\tlisting of crontab saved to %s \n\n" ${outfilename} |
| |
| # check for "rebuilds" that are still enabled, and if found, send |
| # an eamil. Since we are running from a cronjob, we'll set it's |
| # email parametes to send to right person "on error" (which |
| # includes anything written to stderr. |
| |
| # this depends on certain conventions, such as using the comment |
| # of '# rebuilds' immediately before an entry to do the job. |
| # So, if the line following '# rebuilds' begins with blank for # we |
| # can assume "ok". If that line begins with a digit, then it is |
| # still scheduled, when it probably should not be. |
| |
| rebuildPattern="^# rebuild" |
| okPattern="^#" |
| notOkPattern="^[ \t]*[0-9\*]+" |
| while read LINE |
| do |
| |
| if [[ "${LINE}" =~ $rebuildPattern ]] |
| then |
| # echo "DEBUG: $LINE" |
| read NEXTLINE |
| # echo "DEBUG: $NEXTLINE" |
| if [[ "${NEXTLINE}" =~ $notOkPattern ]] |
| then |
| printf "%s\n" "A rebuild job appears to still be scheduled. Please comment it out unless still needed." >&2 |
| printf "%s\n" "For $USER on $HOSTNAME, see " >&2 |
| printf "%s\n" "$outfilename" >&2 |
| printf "%s\n" "Such as, the following (may be more than one on system)." >&2 |
| printf "%s\n" "$NEXTLINE" >&2 |
| exit 1 |
| fi |
| fi |
| done < "$outfilename" |
| exit 0 |
