use self basename; sort numerically to get minimal determinism

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George Danchev 2011-06-27 19:23:14 +00:00
parent e0a754ff85
commit 7d4aac4a84

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@ -5,10 +5,6 @@ set -e
SELF=$(basename "$0")
CLOG1=log.$SELF.1
CLOG2=log.$SELF.2
> ${CLOG1}
> ${CLOG2}
PASSED_OPTIONS=""
if [ "${1}" == "-cleanup" ]; then
@ -19,21 +15,23 @@ elif [ "${1}" == "-rc" ]; then
PASSED_OPTIONS="-rc"
else
cat << HLP
$0: $0 -rc [-keep]
$0: $0 -cleanup
${SELF} -rc [-keep]
${SELF} -cleanup
HLP
exit 0
exit 101
fi
main() {
#
> ${CLOG1}
> ${CLOG2}
DSTART=`date --utc`
printf "\n$0: Started at ${DSTART}"
printf "\n${SELF}: Started at ${DSTART}"
E1=`date '+%s'`
# require ^releng_, avoid running (your)self explcitly
for s in `ls | grep ^releng_ | grep -v ${SELF} | sort`; do
for s in `ls | grep ^releng_ | grep -v ${SELF} | sort -n`; do
if [ -x ${s} -a ! -d ${s} ]; then
printf "\n$0: Running ./${s} ${PASSED_OPTIONS}..."
printf "\n${SELF}: Running ./${s} ${PASSED_OPTIONS}..."
T1=`date '+%s'`
set +e
./${s} ${PASSED_OPTIONS} 1>>${CLOG1} 2>>${CLOG2}
@ -53,11 +51,11 @@ for s in `ls | grep ^releng_ | grep -v ${SELF} | sort`; do
done
DEND=`date --utc`
printf "\n$0: Finished at ${DEND}.\n"
printf "\n${SELF}: Stopped at ${DEND}.\n"
E2=`date '+%s'`
let ES="${E2}-${E1}"
printf "\n$0: Total time elapsed ${ES} sec."
printf "\n$0: Results saved in ${CLOG1} and ${CLOG2}.\n\n"
printf "\n${SELF}: Total time elapsed ${ES} sec."
printf "\n${SELF}: Results saved in ${CLOG1} and ${CLOG2}.\n\n"
#
exit 0