#!/bin/bash

SERVICE="monasca-api"

# Bootstrap and exit if KOLLA_BOOTSTRAP variable is set. This catches all cases
# of the KOLLA_BOOTSTRAP variable being set, including empty.
if [[ "${!KOLLA_BOOTSTRAP[@]}" ]]; then
    # Set the database name in the monasca database schema
    sed "s/USE \`mon\`;/USE \`${MONASCA_DATABASE_NAME}\`;/g" \
    /monasca-api/devstack/files/schema/mon_mysql.sql > /tmp/mon_mysql.sql
    # Load the schema
    mysql --host=${MONASCA_DATABASE_ADDRESS} \
        --port=${MONASCA_DATABASE_PORT} \
        --user=${MONASCA_DATABASE_USER} \
        --password=${MONASCA_DATABASE_PASSWORD} \
        < /tmp/mon_mysql.sql
    exit 0
fi

# NOTE(pbourke): httpd will not clean up after itself in some cases which
# results in the container not being able to restart. (bug #1489676, 1557036)
if [[ "${KOLLA_BASE_DISTRO}" =~ debian|ubuntu ]]; then
    # Loading Apache2 ENV variables
    . /etc/apache2/envvars
    rm -rf /var/run/apache2/*
else
    rm -rf /var/run/httpd/* /run/httpd/* /tmp/httpd*
fi

# When Apache first starts it writes out the custom log files with root
# ownership. This later prevents the Monasca API (which runs under the
# 'monasca' user) from updating them. To avoid this we create the log
# files with the required permissions here, before Apache does.
MONASCA_API_LOG_DIR="/var/log/kolla/monasca"
for LOG_TYPE in error access; do
    if [ ! -f "${MONASCA_API_LOG_DIR}/${SERVICE}-${LOG_TYPE}.log" ]; then
        touch ${MONASCA_API_LOG_DIR}/${SERVICE}-${LOG_TYPE}.log
    fi
    if [[ $(stat -c %U:%G ${MONASCA_API_LOG_DIR}/${SERVICE}-${LOG_TYPE}.log) != "monasca:kolla" ]]; then
        chown monasca:kolla ${MONASCA_API_LOG_DIR}/${SERVICE}-${LOG_TYPE}.log
    fi
done