Here is updated version, greatly improved.
You can call from script like I proposed the other day in crontab, or make some trigger when new files are placed.
You can configure the default directory and specify one that overrides it in the command line:
$ ./import.sh import-1.0.0.sh E-Mail
Fri Mar 25 00:56:33 EDT 2011 JOAKO Import: Imported file [import-1.0.0.sh] to [E-Mail] directory
$ ./import.sh import-1.0.0.sh
Fri Mar 25 00:57:38 EDT 2011 JOAKO Import: Imported file [import-1.0.0.sh] to [NEW] directory
Code: Select all#!/bin/bash
# JOAKO Import 1.0.0 - Copyright 2011 Andrew Joakimsen
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public
# License Version 2 and no future versions.
#
# Script to import files into OpenKM and report error/success.
# Requires the PHP import script written by snowman, with a
# few small tweaks.
###################################
### ###
### C O N F I G U R A T I O N ###
### ###
###################################
# OpenKM directory where files are imported to
OKM_IMPORT_DIR=NEW
# Filesystem directory (no trailing slash) where we put imported files (it will be created)
STORE_DIR=~/we-test
# Filesystem directory (no trailing slash) where we put files that encountered import errors
ERROR_STORE_DIR=~/error-test
####################################
# First let's see if the runtime condition is sane
if [ -z "$1" ]; then
echo "JOAKO Import: Missing file name"
echo "Usage: import.sh [filename] [target-directory]"
exit 1
fi
# If ARG1 is a real file
if [ -d "$1" ]; then
echo "ERROR: \"$1\" is a directory!"
exit 1
fi
if [ ! -f "$1" ]; then
echo "ERROR: \"$1\" Invalid file name "
exit 1
else
INFILE=$1
fi
# Check if OKM_IMPORT_DIR was passed as argument
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
OKM_DIR=$OKM_IMPORT_DIR
else
OKM_DIR=$2
fi
# Check if the imported files directory exsists
if [ ! -d $STORE_DIR/$OKM_DIR ]; then
if [ ! -d ~/$STORE_DIR ]; then
mkdir $STORE_DIR
fi
mkdir $STORE_DIR/$OKM_DIR
fi
# Run the import Process
RESULT=$(php /opt/openkm/import.php $INFILE ${INFILE##*/} $OKM_DIR 2>&1)
RESULTCODE=$?
# Deal with the consequences
function importer-error {
# Check if the import error directory exsists
if [ ! -d $ERROR_STORE_DIR/$OKM_DIR ]; then
if [ ! -d $ERROR_STORE_DIR ]; then
mkdir $ERROR_STORE_DIR
fi
mkdir $ERROR_STORE_DIR/$OKM_DIR
fi
echo "`date` JOAKO Import Encountered an error type $RESULTCODE."
echo "$RESULT"
mv $INFILE $ERROR_STORE_DIR/$OKM_DIR &> /dev/null
exit $?
}
if [ $RESULTCODE -ne 0 ]; then # There was an error
importer-error
else # We check further
if [ -n "$RESULT" ]; then # There was an error
importer-error
else # No error detected
echo "`date` JOAKO Import: Imported file [${INFILE##*/}] to [$OKM_DIR] directory"
mv $INFILE $STORE_DIR/$OKM_DIR &> /dev/null
exit 0
fi
fi
One thing Is I can't run this on anything but localhost. The first SOAP request returns with 127.0.0.1 for future requests.
/Edit: Minor fix, all paths should work now:
$ ../../import.sh /Users/joako/error-test/NEW/23423423.txt E-Mail
Fri Mar 25 01:04:13 EDT 2011 JOAKO Import: Imported file [23423423.txt] to [E-Mail] directory
