#!/bin/sh

# This is a rudimentary script that for starting/stopping the cipres registry via the init 
# daemon on linux.  Most of the work is done in the cipresctl script.  This script
# is a place where you can set env variables specific for your platform before invoking cipresctl.


# Set CIPRES_USER to user the service should run as.  Will su to this user.
CIPRES_USER=cipresd

# Set CIPRES_ROOT to the top of the cipres installation
# export CIPRES_ROOT=/projects/cipres/terri/CIPRES-and-deps/cipres/build

# Set CIPRES_USER_DIR to an existing directory where cipres can create tmp files, logfiles, etc. 
export CIPRES_USER_DIR=/Users/terri/cipres_user_dir

# Source something to set the PATH correctly for running cipres.
# We need to pick up the right version of java, python, etc.
# source /projects/cipres/etc/build_cipres_vars.sh

# These echo commands replace the two scripts user_propsvc.sh and user_registry.sh in
# the cipres installation with versions that do nothing.  The user running this
# script must have write permission to the cipres installation directory.
#
# These scripts are replaced so that no additional instances of the services will
# be started by accident.  The cipres library launches the services if it can't
# can't connect to them - which is the desired behavior when multiple users are
# running cipres, but with a single user, there's no reason, and additional services
# could be started accidentally if a process has trouble connecting for some reason (eg. timeout).
#
# The scripts only need to be replaced once, but this script does it everytime its invoked.
# Better that than forgetting to do it at all (after a "make install").
#
echo "#!/bin/sh" > $CIPRES_ROOT/bin/user_propsvc.sh
echo "exit" >> $CIPRES_ROOT/bin/user_propsvc.sh
echo "#!/bin/sh" > $CIPRES_ROOT/bin/user_registry.sh
echo "exit" >> $CIPRES_ROOT/bin/user_registry.sh

# su -m -c "$CIPRES_ROOT/bin/cipresctl $@" $CIPRES_USER
sh -c "$CIPRES_ROOT/bin/cipresctl $@"