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#!/bin/sh
# /etc/cron.daily/webalizer: Webalizer daily maintenance script
# This script was originally written by 
# Remco van de Meent <remco@debian.org>
# and now, all rewrited by Jose Carlos Medeiros <jose@psabs.com.br> 

# This script just run webalizer against all .conf files in /etc/webalizer directory

WEBALIZER=/usr/bin/webalizer
WEBALIZER_CONFDIR=/etc/webalizer

[ -x ${WEBALIZER} ] || exit 0;
[ -d ${WEBALIZER_CONFDIR} ] || exit 0;

for i in ${WEBALIZER_CONFDIR}/*.conf; do
  # exists ?
  [ -f $i ] || continue;

  # run agains a rotated or normal logfile
  LOGFILE=`awk '$1 ~ /^LogFile$/ {print $2}' $i`;

  # empty ?
  [ -s "${LOGFILE}" ] || continue;
  # readable ?
  [ -r "${LOGFILE}" ] || continue;
  
  # there was a output ?
  OUTDIR=`awk '$1 ~ /^OutputDir$/ {print $2}' $i`;
  #  exists something ?
  [ "${OUTDIR}" != "" ] || continue;
  # its a directory ?
  [ -d ${OUTDIR} ] || continue;
  # its writable ?
  [ -w ${OUTDIR} ] || continue;

  # Run Really quietly, exit with status code if !0
  ${WEBALIZER} -c ${i} -Q || continue;
  RET=$?;

  # Non rotated log file
  NLOGFILE=`awk '$1 ~ /^LogFile$/ {gsub(/\.[0-9]+(\.gz)?/,""); print $2}' $i`;

  # check current log, if last log is a rotated logfile
  if [ "${LOGFILE}" != "${NLOGFILE}" ]; then
    # empty ?
    [ -s "${NLOGFILE}" ] || continue;
    # readable ?
    [ -r "${NLOGFILE}" ] || continue;

    ${WEBALIZER} -c ${i} -Q ${NLOGFILE};
    RET=$?;
  fi;
done;

# exit with webalizer's exit code
exit $RET;