#!/bin/bash

#This is the main script for SEARCH data management
#1) Get the data from each instrument and place
#    in the working directory tree
#2) Generate a check sum for each file
#3) Copy the data to the USB disk and then
#    archive the data to the RAID disk
#4) Check the high water mark of the USB and RAID disks
#
#David Welsh
#April 26, 2005

source /home/dataman/.bash_profile

#Set the path
export PATH=$HOME/bin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin

echo Start Search.bash `date -u`

export TZ=GMT0

#Make the data files.
#This will be replaced by a script that
#gets data from each instrument

GetData.bash

#Perform data quality checks

/home/dataman/IDLcode/SearchDQ.bash

#Generate a directory with links to the data archive for
#data transfer to Boulder if possible
LinkData.bash

#Copy necessary PAERI files to outgoing directory
PaeriOutgoing.bash

#Generate the check sum for the files in the work directory
#Echo start and stop here since GenerateCksum.bash is recursive

echo "  "Start GenerateCksum.bash `date -u`
GenerateCksum.bash $HOME/search/work
echo "  "Stop GenerateCksum.bash `date -u`

#Archive the data from the work directory tree
#1. copy the data onto the USB disk
#2. mv the data onto the RAID search archive

ArchiveData.bash

#Check the disk usage verses the high water mark for
# the current USB disk drive. Switch to the other
# USB disk drive if needed.

CheckUsbDiskUsage.bash

#Check the disk usage verses the high water mark for
# the RAID disk drive.
#Remove the oldest files in each instrument's directory if needed.

#CheckRaidDiskUsage.bash
scour

echo Stop Search.bash `date -u`