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put the torrents we actually download someplace else, and that way we can
remove the old ones before we get rid of them, and install the new ones
after we make sure they are on the server.

#!/bin/sh
#$Id: regen.sh,v 1.7 2005/06/01 18:19:06 andrew Exp $

. /etc/OpenBSDTorrents.conf

cd ${OBT_DIR_HOME}
PIDFILE=${OBT_DIR_HOME}/run/regen.pid

if [ -e ${PIDFILE} ]; then
        PID=`head -1 ${PIDFILE}`
        kill -0 ${PID} 2> /dev/null
        if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
                echo Already running
                exit 1
        fi
fi
echo $$ > ${PIDFILE}

if [[ $1 != skip ]]; then
	echo ${OBT_DIR_HOME}/MakeTorrents.pl $*
	${OBT_DIR_HOME}/MakeTorrents.pl $*
fi

echo ${OBT_DIR_HOME}/CurrentTorrents.pl
${OBT_DIR_HOME}/CurrentTorrents.pl

#if [ $? != 253 ]; then exit; fi

echo Removing old torrents
for f in `ls ${OBT_DIR_CUR_TORRENT}`; do
        if [ ! -e ${OBT_DIR_TORRENT}/$f ]; then
                rm ${OBT_DIR_CUR_TORRENT}/$f
        fi
done

echo ${OBT_DIR_HOME}/ServerTorrents.pl
${OBT_DIR_HOME}/ServerTorrents.pl

echo lftp -f ${OBT_DIR_HOME}/lftp.script
lftp -f ${OBT_DIR_HOME}/lftp.script

sleep 60;

echo Starting new torrents
for f in `ls ${OBT_DIR_TORRENT}`; do
        if [ ! -e ${OBT_DIR_CUR_TORRENT}/$f ]; then
                ln -s ${OBT_DIR_TORRENT}/$f ${OBT_DIR_CUR_TORRENT}/$f
        fi
done