#!/bin/bash

#	corzblog update script
#
#	takes a snap-shot backup of my current /blog/ code
#	then uploads the latest code to corz.org/blog/..
#
#	this runs when I have made everything sweet, and want it live.
#	it can get used a lot in one session, manually from the shell.
#
#	[note: content & code is backed-up separately, every night]
#
#	this script has been refined over time, 
#	so you may find it a useful automatic ftp example.
#
#	For a more comprehensive (and secure) website sync, see here..
#	http://corz.org/public/machine/source/php/website-sync-linux.php
#	
#	;o)
#	(or
#
#	 2003-> (or @ corz.org ;o)
#

# prefs..

HOST="domain.org"
USER="UserName"
PASSWD="MyPassW0rd"

# the location of your development mirror, as seen by the file system..
LOCAL="/home/MyFolder"

# the location of your live web root, as seen by the ftp server..
REMOTE="/public_html"

# where to dump the backups..
BAX="/bax/www"

# end prefs.


# the backup file name will be date-coded..
NOW=`date "+%Y.%m.%d-%H.%M"`

echo
echo "corzblog update script.."

# backup..
echo
echo "archiving old blog folders.."

mkdir $BAX/cb
cp -R $LOCAL/blog/* $BAX/cb

# remove unwanted files from the code backup, save bloat.
rm -rf $BAX/cb/arc $BAX/cb/img $BAX/cb/audio $BAX/cb/inc/spelling/*.list $BAX/cb/inc/*.zip

# zip the backup and move to the backup folder.
cd $BAX/
tar cfz corzblog-bax-$NOW.tar.gz cb > /dev/null
mv corzblog-bax* $BAX/_arc/blog/
rm -rf $BAX/cb

echo
echo "performing ftp operations.."

# -i so we don't get bugged with questions
ftp -i -n $HOST <<FTP_QUIT
quote USER $USER
quote PASS $PASSWD
ascii

lcd "$LOCAL/blog"
cd "$REMOTE/blog"
mput "*.php"

lcd "$LOCAL/blog/inc"
cd "$REMOTE/blog/inc"
mput "*.php"

lcd "$LOCAL/blog/inc/js"
cd "$REMOTE/blog/inc/js"
mput "*.js"

FTP_QUIT

echo
echo "all done"
echo

exit 0