#!/bin/sh
DUMPDIR=/home/ted/dumps
rm $DUMPDIR/dump.9.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.8.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.9.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.7.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.8.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.6.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.7.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.5.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.6.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.4.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.5.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.3.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.4.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.2.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.3.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.1.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.2.gz
mv $DUMPDIR/dump.last.gz $DUMPDIR/dump.1.gz
# No encryption necessary on testserver...
#sqldump --user=cats_user --password=<THE_PASSWORD> cats_db | gpg -r 0x7AFB8D26 -r 0xED30077A --batch --encrypt > $DUMPDIR/dump.last.gpg
mysqldump --user=cats_user --password=<THE_PASSWORD> cats_db | gzip >  $DUMPDIR/dump.last.gz
#cp $DUMPDIR/dump.last.gz /var/www/cats1.it-sls.de/training/public/dump.gz

# Fetch backup of the production database
rm $DUMPDIR/dump.in.pgp 2>/dev/null
wget -o $DUMPDIR/dump.pgp.log -O $DUMPDIR/dump.in.pgp http://cats.cacert.org/backup.pgp

if test -s $DUMPDIR/dump.in.pgp ; then
  rm $DUMPDIR/dump.pgp 
  mv $DUMPDIR/dump.in.pgp $DUMPDIR/dump.pgp
fi