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#!/bin/sh
#
# Script to save the powersave logfiles. Intended to use for bugreports.
# So when something went wrong with powersave you simply have to execute
# this script. The resulting tarball in the current working directory
# contains the powersave logfiles.
#
# At the moment the logfiles are /var/log/suspend2disk.log and
# /var/log/suspend2ram.log. This may change in the future.
#
# Author: Holger Macht
# Contact: hmacht@suse.de
#
LOGDIR="/var"
LOGFILES="log/suspend2disk.log log/suspend2ram.log log/standby.log"
STATEFILES="`echo lib/suspend2{disk,ram}-state{,.resume} lib/standby-state{,.resume}`"
ARCHIVE="powersave_logs.tar.gz"
echo -e "\nTrying to save powersave logfiles..."
CWD=`pwd`
# check if we could write to current working directory
touch powersave_logs.tmp >/dev/null 2>&1
if test "$?" != "0"; then
echo "Warning: Unable to write to current working directory... using /tmp"
CWD="/tmp"
fi
rm -f powersave_logs.tmp
pushd /var >/dev/null
tar -czf $CWD/$ARCHIVE $LOGFILES $STATEFILES >/dev/null 2>&1
popd >/dev/null
RESULT=`tar -tzf $CWD/$ARCHIVE`
if test "$RESULT" != ""; then
echo -e "\nFile(s) saved to $CWD/$ARCHIVE:"
for i in $RESULT; do
echo -e "\t $LOGDIR/$i"
done
echo -e "--> done\n"
else
rm $ARCHIVE
echo -e "\nFile(s) which could not be saved:"
for i in $LOGFILES; do
echo -e "\t $LOGDIR/$i"
done
echo -e "--> failed\n"
fi
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