Check if the restore file for mythconverg is present.

If the file can not be found then install a new database and abort the restore process.

Also display a message stating the above.
closes FS#7

1 files changed, 15 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/abs/core-testing/LinHES-config/install_proxy.sh b/abs/core-testing/LinHES-config/install_proxy.sh
index ae3f316..113a3ee 100755
--- a/abs/core-testing/LinHES-config/install_proxy.sh
+++ b/abs/core-testing/LinHES-config/install_proxy.sh
@@ -270,7 +270,21 @@ function upgrade () {
         #wrap this in a network check_network, no need to update the db if the import worked.
         #####  do I need to start mysql?
         /etc/rc.d/mysqld stop
-        chroot "$mountpoint"   "$MV_ROOT/bin/restore_km_db_chroot.sh"  >  /tmp/chrootdb_km.out
+        if [ -f /myth/backup/mythconverg.sql.gz ]
+        then
+            echo "--------------------------------"
+            echo "Restoring database"
+            echo "--------------------------------"
+            chroot "$mountpoint"   "$MV_ROOT/bin/restore_km_db_chroot.sh"  >  /tmp/chrootdb_km.out
+        else
+            echo "--------------------------------"
+            echo "Couldn't find backup file, installing new database"
+            echo "--------------------------------"
+            touch /tmp/.upgrade_db_failed
+            chroot "$mountpoint"   "$MV_ROOT/bin/install_db_chroot.sh"  >  /tmp/chrootdb.out
+        fi
+
+
         if [  -f /tmp/etc/KnoppMyth-version ]
         then
             chroot "$mountpoint" $MV_ROOT/bin/restore_default_settings.sh -c restore -t hostsettings