#!/bin/sh
set -f  #disable filename globbing
mode=$ESPmode
#uncomment next line for minimal upsync (via Iridium)
#: ${logFiles:=$mode.phase $mode.puck $mode.out CTD-*.hex .././messages}
: ${logFiles:=$mode $mode.* *.spr* *.pcr* *.tif* CTD-*.hex .././messages}
: ${logHome:=/var/log/$USER}
#uncomment next line for upsync in ssh tunnel to rsync daemon on shore
: ${rsync:=rsync --append -rzR}  ${shore:=shore::$ESPname/$USER}
: ${rsync:=rsync --inplace -rzRe \"ssh -yp2323\"}
: ${shore:=`hostname`@ESPshore:/home/ftp/$ESPname/$USER}
self=`basename $0`
case "$1" in
 --help) cat <<EOS >&2
Upload ESP logs to $shore
First args starting with - are additional rsync options
Remaining args are files and directories in $logHome overriding default list
Examples:  (11/10/21 brent@mbari.org)
  $self  #uploads $logFiles
  $self -v		#upload above files verbosely
  $self $ESPmode.log	#upload just the binary log file
  $self '*.spr'	#upload all spr files
Environment variables:
 \$shore    = rsync destination ($shore)
 \$logHome  = source directory  ($logHome)
 \$logFiles = default file list ($logFiles)
 \$rsync    = rsync cmd+options ($rsync)
EOS
  exit 2
esac

cd $logHome || exit
flags=
for arg; do
  case $arg in
    -*) flags="$flags $arg"
        shift
        continue
  esac
  break
done
[ "$1" ] && logFiles="$@"
set -- $logFiles

readable=  #list of globs specifying readable files
for glob; do
  set +f  #resume globbing
  for src in $glob; do
    [ -r "$src" ] && {
      readable="$readable$glob "
      break
    }
  done
done
[ "$readable" ] || {
  echo "No readable [$logFiles] files exist in $logHome" >&2
  exit 99
}
echo "Uploading $logFiles in $logHome to $shore"
eval exec $rsync $flags $readable $shore