#!/bin/bash
# Test script to split CC WAT files across  threads
#   to tabulate http vs. https by last-modified date:
# Usage: [echo file file_id] | timedWhich.sh id home [-t] numWorkerProcesses
#   If -t, no random wait, just id seconds
# remove >>errs once tested
#set -e -o pipefail
echo $$ > test1.pid
proc=$1
res=/var/data/res$proc
home=$2
shift 2
function lrand {
# cheap bad little random number generator
echo $(( 1 + ($(openssl rand 1 | od -d | head -1 | tr -s ' ' | cut -f 2 -d ' ') % $1)))
}
if [ "$1" = "-t" ]
then
 shift
 pause=$proc
else
 pause=$(lrand 60)
fi
wp=$1
touch .running
function tryRead {
m=0
set -o pipefail
until if [ $((m+=1)) -gt 5 ]; then echo "tried to read $1 5 times w/o success, giving up" 1>&2; return 1; fi && \
  curl -s --insecure -o - "$1"| zcat | fgrep msgtype=response | \
{ egrep -i '"WARC-Target-URI":"https?:' || : ;} | doit 
 do
  # try to avoid lockstep retries
  echo ${PIPESTATUS[@]} 1>&2
  sleep $(lrand 10)
  echo $(date) retry number $m 1>&2
done
set +o pipefail
}
trap "{ 
  set -e -o pipefail
  cd /var/data
  tar -czhf - CC* res* | \
   ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -q $home \"{ cd data
                    mkdir -p which
                    cd which
                    tar -xzf - ; } 2>>errs\"
  rm -rf res* CC*
  cd
  rm ifile.txt *.pid
  ( sleep 5 ; rm nohup.cc ) &
  }" EXIT
mkdir -p $res
log=$res/log
# Don't all start at once
sleep $pause
echo \# $(date) >  $log
pRes=0
doit ()
{
echo -n "# $(date) $id " >> $log
tee >(wc -l >> $log) |\
 parallel --round-robin --pipe --block-size 2M -j $wp "_timedWhich.sh {#} > $res/$cci.{#} 2>>$res/errs{#}" || echo "ppfailed $? ${PIPESTATUS[@]}" 1>&2
}
while read s id
do
 url="https://commoncrawl.s3.amazonaws.com/$s"
 cci=$(echo $s | tr '/-' ' ' | awk '{print $3,$4,$8,$13}' |tr ' ' \-)
 export ID=$id
 echo \# $(date) "running |$proc|$home|$pause|$wp|$id|" >> $log
 # Experimental retry loop
 tryRead "$url"
 cat $res/$cci.* > /var/data/$cci
done < ifile.txt 2>> $res/errs || pRes=$?
echo \# $(date) main loop exit code=$pRes >> $log
rm .running