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#!/bin/bash # create a temp file to hold our working queue queue=$(mktemp) # clean up lastrun files that shouldn't exist for user in $(/bin/ls -A /var/cpanel/lastrun/); do if [ ! -f "/var/cpanel/users/$user" ]; then rm -rf "/var/cpanel/lastrun/$user" fi done # get the number of cores on this box numcores=$(grep -c 'processor' /proc/cpuinfo) # while there are out of date logs while [ "$(find /var/cpanel/lastrun -type f -mmin +1440|wc -l)" -gt 0 ]; do # build a queue file find /var/cpanel/lastrun -type f -mmin +1440 | awk -F/ '{print $5}' | sort -u > "$queue" # while load's under $numcores and there are still users queued while [ "$(awk -F. '{print $1}' /proc/loadavg)" -lt "$numcores" ] && [ "$(wc -l "$queue" |awk '{print $1}')" -gt "0" ]; do # grab the first user in the queue user=$(head -1 "$queue") # remove said line from the queue sed -i '1d' "$queue" # prepare a temp file for tracking userlog=$(mktemp) # run logs /scripts/runweblogs "$user" > "$userlog" # grab output to make sure they processed bandwidthdone=$(grep -E -c "\.\.\.Done" "$userlog") statsdone=$(grep -E -c "^Complete" "$userlog") # if they processed, update lastrun files if [ "$bandwidthdone" -gt "0" ]; then mkdir -p "/var/cpanel/lastrun/$user/" touch "/var/cpanel/lastrun/$user/bandwidth" fi if [ "$statsdone" -gt "0" ]; then mkdir -p "/var/cpanel/lastrun/$user/" touch "/var/cpanel/lastrun/$user/stats" fi if [ "$bandwidthdone" -gt "0" ] && [ "$statsdone" -gt "0" ]; then echo "Successfully processed logs for $user" else echo "Log processing for $user failed" fi # clear our temp file for this user rm -f "$userlog" done # go to sleep if load's high echo "Load's too high, pausing for 60 seconds." sleep 60 done rm -f "$queue"