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#!/bin/bash
set -e
force=no
if [ "$1" = "-f" ]
then
force=yes
fi
DEBS=/srv/local-apt-repository
REPO=/var/lib/local-apt-repository
if ! test -d $DEBS
then
# We still need ot create the files lest apt will complain
> $REPO/Packages
> $REPO/Sources
else
# We want to cater for the possibility that something is added to $DEBS as we
# run, or that a file is slowly written. In this case, we want to wait a bit
# and restart. But lets bound this to 10 runs.
for n in $(seq 0 10)
do
if [ "$force" = "yes" ] || ! test -e $REPO/stamp || find $DEBS -newer $REPO/stamp -print -quit | fgrep -q ''
then
# we need to rebuild
# This is the second round alreay, lets wait a while
if [ "$n" != "0" ]
then
echo "Further changes are coming in, waiting..."
sleep 10
fi
touch $REPO/stamp
# Relative paths work better than absolute
(cd $REPO
apt-ftparchive packages ../../../$DEBS > $REPO/Packages
apt-ftparchive sources ../../../$DEBS > $REPO/Sources
) || true
# ^ this can fail during a partial write to the directory (which
# would be detected by the loop), so ignore errors here
force=no
fi
done
fi
apt-ftparchive \
-o "APT::FTPArchive::Release::Origin=local-apt-repository" \
-o "APT::FTPArchive::Release::Description=Local repository created by local-apt-repository" \
release $REPO > $REPO/Release
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