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feat(ACORN): bash scripts for hfradar reports #1044

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@ocehugo ocehugo commented Apr 21, 2021

This includes most of my scripts for hf radar
quick & dirty reporting and queries.

Useful for a quick glance at the status of the
error directory, database tables, missing files,
etc.

IMO, the most useful feature is a single command
to verify if files in the error directory
are already included in the database.
It is a bit slow sometimes, but it gets the job done.

This includes most of my scripts for hf radar
quick & dirty reporting and queries.

Useful for a quick glance at the status of the
error directory, database tables, missing files,
etc.

IMO, the most useful feature is a single command
to verify if files in the error directory
are already included in the database.
It is a bit slow sometimes, but it gets the job done.
@ocehugo ocehugo requested a review from lbesnard April 21, 2021 03:17
ocehugo added 5 commits April 29, 2021 10:09
some times the amount of output from psql is too big
I just outstrip the logic from the
function that check all missing files in the db
so one can have more control/granularity if needed.

Please note that it is is faster to perform the query
in a single call (`report_hf_files` function).
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ocehugo commented May 28, 2021

@lbesnard - I just added some extra little fixes - see commit msgs.

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