#!/bin/bash
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CSV=FALSE
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while getopts "c" name
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do
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case $name in
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c) CSV=TRUE;;
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esac
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done
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shift $(( OPTIND - 1 ))
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if [ $# -gt 1 ]
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then
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echo "usage: $(basename $0) [ <options> ] [ <filename> ]" >&2
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echo "options: -c for CSV format" >&2
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exit 1
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fi
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# If the -c option is called, the option index is shifted over once and the
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# value of the option is stored in $FILE. The default behavior is that the sed
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# transform will read from standard input if no argument is provided and $FILE
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# will be empty.
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FILE=$1
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SED_SCRIPT="
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s/ CHROMEOS_RELEASE_VERSION=[^ ]*//
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s/ BOARD=[^ ]*//
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"
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if [ $CSV = "TRUE" ]
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then
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echo "Location,Status,Fixed,Comments"
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SED_SCRIPT="
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s/ ...[A-Z]*//
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$SED_SCRIPT
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s/ /,/
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s/$/,,/
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"
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sed "$SED_SCRIPT" $FILE
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else
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SED_SCRIPT="
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s/^[^ ]* ...[A-Z]* //
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$SED_SCRIPT
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s/is up/servod &/
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s/.*pwr_button:press.*/power button is stuck down/
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s/^\(not running servod\) \(not running brillo\)$/\1, \2/
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s/^not running servod$/up but not running servod, reason unknown/
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s/^servod not configured$/running brillo, BOARD for &/
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s/^servod failed$/servod running, but not working/
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s/^is down/no answer to ping/
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s/^\(not running servod\) \(ssh is down\)$/\1, ping is up, \2/
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"
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sed "$SED_SCRIPT" $FILE | sort | uniq -c |
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awk '{ print ; sum += $1 } END { printf "%7d total\n", sum }' |
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sort | cut -c -72
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fi
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