cmd.sh: set ordering on some longer outputs.
#!/bin/sh
# compress synapse database room graphs
# (cc) Peter 'grin' Gervai, 2020
ARG="$1"
source _config.sh
set -x
CMD="SELECT room_id, COUNT(*), type FROM state_groups_state GROUP BY 1,3 HAVING COUNT(*)>999999 ORDER BY 2 DESC;"
BASE="/root/matrix-synapse/clean_auto"
LOG="${BASE}/process.log"
savelog -c 4 $LOG
TMP=`mktemp /tmp/synapse_compress.XXXXXXXX`
echo "==== `date +%F_%T` now." >> ${LOG}
if [ "x$ARG" = "x" ]; then
echo "Collecting room/state groups data..." | tee -a ${LOG}
if ! psql "${DB}" synapse -tAc "${CMD}" > $TMP; then
echo "Error getting room stats. Exit."
exit 1
fi
else
echo "Processing already collected data ${ARG}."
rm "${TMP}"
TMP="$ARG"
fi
awk -F'|' '{print $1}' < $TMP | while read room; do
NOW=`date +%F_%T`
echo "Processing room ${room}... into c${NOW}_compress.sql" | tee -a ${LOG}
/usr/bin/time ../synapse-compress-state -o "c${NOW}_compress.sql" -p "${DB}" -t -r "${room}" | tee -a ${LOG}
echo "Actually compressing (c${NOW}_compress.sql)..." | tee -a ${LOG}
/usr/bin/time psql "${DBRW}" synapse -f "c${NOW}_compress.sql" | tee -a ${LOG}
done
echo "We shall delete ${TMP} file." | tee -a ${LOG}
set +x