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#!/usr/bin/perl
## written by greg froese (g_froese@yahoo.com)
## install instructions by Robert Kulagowski (rkulagow@rocketmail.com)
##
## I had trouble maintaining my catalog of recordings when upgrading to
## cvs and from cvs to more recent cvs, so I wrote this.
##
##
## Here is what this program is supposed to do.
##
## It first scans through your myth database and displays all shows listed
## in the recorded table.
##
## It will then traverse your myth directory (queried from the myth
## database or set with --dir /YOURMYTHDIR) and find all files with
## video extensions (set with --ext) and check if they appear in the
## database. If no entry exists you will be prompted for identifying
## information and a recording entry will be created.
##
## See the help message below for options.
##
## Use at your own risk. Standard gnu warranty, or lack therof,
## applies.
## To run:
## Ensure that the script is executable
## chmod a+x myth.rebuilddatabase.pl
## ./myth.rebuilddatabase.pl
## Change log:
## 9-19-2003: (awithers@anduin.com)
## Anduin fights the urge to make code more readable (aka C like). Battle
## of urges ends in stalemate: code was reindented but not "changed" (much).
## To make it a little less useless a contribution also did:
## - added ability to grab title/subtitle/description from oldrecorded
## - support for multiple backends (via separation of host and dbhost
## and bothering to insert the host in the recorded table).
## - removed dependency on File::Find::Rule stuff
## - attempt to determine good default host name
## - provide default for --dir from DB (if not provided)
## - added --test_mode (for debugging, does everything except INSERT)
## - added --try_default (good for when you must specify a command
## line option but don't really need to)
## - added --quick_run for those occasions where you just don't have
## the sort of time to be sitting around hitting enter
## - changed all the DB calls to use parameters (avoids escape issues,
## and it looks better)
use strict;
use DBI;
use Getopt::Long;
use Sys::Hostname;
use File::Basename;
use Date::Parse;
#use Time::Format qw(time_format);
my ($verbose, $dir);
my $show_existing = 0;
my $test_mode = 0;
my $quick_run = 0;
my $try_default = 0;
my $host = hostname;
my $dbhost = $host;
my $database = "mythconverg";
my $user = "mythtv";
my $pass = "mythtv";
my $ext = "{nuv,mpg,mpeg,avi}";
my $file = "";
my @answers;
my $norename = 0;
my $date_regx = qr/(\d\d\d\d)(\d\d)(\d\d)(\d\d)(\d\d)(\d\d)/;
my $db_date_regx = qr/(\d\d\d\d)-(\d\d)-(\d\d) (\d\d):(\d\d):(\d\d)/;
my $channel_regx = qr/(\d\d\d\d)/;
sub GetAnswer {
my ($prompt, $default) = @_;
print $prompt;
if ($default) {
print " [", $default, "]";
}
print ": ";
my $answer;
if ($#answers >= 0) {
$answer = shift @answers;
print $answer, "\n";
} else {
chomp($answer = <STDIN>);
$answer = $default if !$answer;
}
return $answer;
}
# there's a version of this in CPAN but I don't want to add another dependancy
sub EscapeFilename {
my $fn = $_[0];
# escape everything that's possibly dangerous
$fn =~ s{([^[:alnum:]])}{\\\1}g;
# it's embarassing to escape / and . so put those back
$fn =~ s{\\([/.])}{\1}g;
return $fn;
}
my $script_name = $0;
if ($0 =~ m/([^\/]+)$/) {
$script_name = $1;
}
my $script_version = "0.0.3";
## get command line args
my $argc=@ARGV;
if ($argc == 0) {
print "$script_name Version $script_version
usage: $script_name [options]
Where [options] is:
--host - hostname of this backend (default: \"$host\")
--dbhost - hostname or IP address of the mysql server
(default: \"$dbhost\")
--user - DBUSERNAME (default: \"$user\")
--pass - DBPASSWORD (default: \"$pass\")
--database - DATABASENAME (default: \"$database\")
--show_existing - Dumps current recorded table.
--dir - path to recordings (default: queried from db)
--try_default - Try to just run with the defaults.
--quick_run - don't prompt for title/subtitle/description just
use the default
--test_mode - do everything except update the database
--ext - file extensions to scan. csh/File::Glob syntax
is used (ie, --ext {mpg,avi,divx})
--file - specific file to import
--answer - command-line response to prompts (give as many
answers as you like)
--norename - don't rename file to myth convention
Example 1:
Assumption: The script is run on DB/backend machine.
$script_name --try_default
Example 2:
Assumption: The script is run on a backend other than the DB host.
$script_name --dbhost=mydbserver
Example 3:
Import one specific file and supply first few answers.
$script_name --file MyVideo.avi --answer y \\
--answer 1041 --answer \"My Video\"
The script chooses reasonable defaults for all values so it's possible
to do a quick import of a single video by taking input from null:
$script_name --file MyVideo.avi < /dev/null
this also works with multiple videos but because record start time is
synthesized from file modification time you have to be careful of
possible collisions.
";
exit(0);
}
GetOptions('verbose+'=>\$verbose,
'database=s'=>\$database,
'dbhost=s'=>\$dbhost,
'host=s'=>\$host,
'user=s'=>\$user,
'pass=s'=>\$pass,
'dir=s'=>\$dir,
'show_existing|se'=>\$show_existing,
'try_default|td'=>\$try_default,
'quick_run|qr'=>\$quick_run,
'test_mode|t|tm'=>\$test_mode,
'ext=s'=>\$ext,
'file=s'=>\$file,
'answer=s'=>\@answers, # =s{,} would be nice but isn't implemented widely
'norename'=>\$norename
);
$dbhost="127.0.0.1";
my $dbh = DBI->connect("dbi:mysql:database=$database:host=$dbhost",
"$user","$pass") or die "Cannot connect to database ($!)\n";
my ($starttime, $endtime, $title, $subtitle, $channel, $description);
my ($syear, $smonth, $sday, $shour, $sminute, $ssecond, $eyear, $emonth, $eday,
$ehour, $eminute, $esecond);
my $q = "";
my $sth;
if (!$dir) {
my $dir_query = "select data from settings where value='RecordFilePrefix' and hostname=(?)";
$sth = $dbh->prepare($dir_query);
$sth->execute($host) or die "Could not execute ($dir_query)";
if (my @row = $sth->fetchrow_array) {
$dir = $row[0];
}
}
if (!$dir) {
print("Error: no directory found or specified\n");
exit 1;
}
# remove trailing slash
$dir =~ s/\/$//;
if ($show_existing) {
$q = "select title, subtitle, starttime, endtime, chanid from recorded order by starttime";
$sth = $dbh->prepare($q);
$sth->execute or die "Could not execute ($q)\n";
print "\nYour myth database ($database) is reporting the following programs as being recorded:\n\n";
while (my @row=$sth->fetchrow_array) {
$title = $row[0];
$subtitle = $row[1];
$starttime = $row[2];
$endtime = $row[3];
$channel = $row[4];
## get the pieces of the time
if ($starttime =~ m/$db_date_regx/) {
($syear, $smonth, $sday, $shour, $sminute, $ssecond) =
($1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6);
}
if ($endtime =~ m/$db_date_regx/) {
($eyear, $emonth, $eday, $ehour, $eminute, $esecond) =
($1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6);
}
## print "Channel $channel\t$smonth/$sday/$syear $shour:$sminute:$ssecond - $ehour:$eminute:$esecond - $title ($subtitle)\n";
print "Channel: $channel\n";
print "Start time: $smonth/$sday/$syear - $shour:$sminute:$ssecond\n";
print "End time: $emonth/$eday/$eyear - $ehour:$eminute:$esecond\n";
print "Title: $title\n";
print "Subtitle: $subtitle\n\n";
}
}
print "\nThese are the files stored in ($dir) and will be checked against\n";
print "your database to see if the exist. If they do not, you will be prompted\n";
print "for a title and subtitle of the entry, and a record will be created.\n\n";
my @files = $file ? ($dir . "/" . $file) : glob("$dir/*.$ext");
print "@files\n";
foreach my $show (@files) {
my $showBase = basename($show);
my $cnt = $dbh->selectrow_array("select count(*) from recorded where basename=(?)",
undef, $showBase);
my $found_title;
if ($cnt gt 0) {
$found_title = $dbh->selectrow_array("select title from recorded where basename=(?)",
undef, $showBase);
}
if ($found_title) {
print("Found a match between file and database\n");
print(" File: '$show'\n");
print(" Title: '$found_title'\n");
# use this so the stuff below doesn't have to be indented
next;
}
print("Unknown file $show found.\n");
next unless GetAnswer("Do you want to import?", "y") eq "y";
# normal case: import file into the database
my ($channel, $syear, $smonth, $sday, $shour, $sminute, $ssecond,
$eyear, $emonth, $eday, $ehour, $eminute, $esecond);
my ($starttime, $duration, $endtime);
my ($mythfile);
# filename varies depending on when the recording was
# created. Gleam as much as possible from the name.
if ($showBase =~ m/$channel_regx\_/) {
$channel = $1;
} else {
$channel = $dbh->selectrow_array("select min(chanid) from channel");
}
if ($showBase =~ m/$channel_regx\_$date_regx\./) {
($syear, $smonth, $sday, $shour, $sminute, $ssecond) =
($2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7);
}
if ($showBase =~ m/$channel_regx\_$date_regx\_$date_regx/) {
($eyear, $emonth, $eday, $ehour, $eminute, $esecond) =
($8, $9, $10, $11, $12, $13);
}
my $guess_title = $showBase;
$guess_title =~ s/[.][^\.]*$//;
$guess_title =~ s/_/ /g;
my $guess_subtitle = "";
my $guess_description = "Recovered file " . $showBase;
# have enough to look for an past recording?
if ($ssecond) {
$starttime = "$syear$smonth$sday$shour$sminute$ssecond";
my $guess = "select title, subtitle, description from oldrecorded where chanid=(?) and starttime=(?)";
$sth = $dbh->prepare($guess);
$sth->execute($channel, $starttime)
or die "Could not execute ($guess)\n";
if (my @row = $sth->fetchrow_array) {
$guess_title = $row[0];
$guess_subtitle = $row[1];
$guess_description = $row[2];
}
print "Found an orphaned file, initializing database record\n";
print "Channel: $channel\n";
print "Start time: $smonth/$sday/$syear - $shour:$sminute:$ssecond\n";
print "End time: $emonth/$eday/$eyear - $ehour:$eminute:$esecond\n";
}
my $newtitle = $guess_title;
my $newsubtitle = $guess_subtitle;
my $newdescription = $guess_description;
if (!$starttime) {
# use file time if we can't infer time from name
$starttime = 20070914183010;
# $starttime = time_format("yyyy-mm{on}-dd hh:mm{in}:ss", (stat($show))[9]);
}
if ($quick_run) {
print("QuickRun defaults:\n");
print(" title: '$newtitle'\n");
print(" subtitle: '$newsubtitle'\n");
print(" description: '$newdescription'\n");
} else {
$channel = GetAnswer("Enter channel", $channel);
$newtitle = GetAnswer("... title", $newtitle);
$newsubtitle = GetAnswer("... subtitle", $newsubtitle);
$newdescription = GetAnswer("Description", $newdescription);
$starttime = GetAnswer("... start time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)", $starttime);
if ($endtime) {
$duration = (str2time($endtime) - str2time($starttime)) / 60;
} else {
$duration = "60";
}
$duration = GetAnswer("... duration (in minutes)", $duration);
# $endtime = time_format("yyyy-mm{on}-dd hh:mm{in}:ss", str2time($starttime) + $duration * 60);
$endtime = 20060924224500;
}
if ($norename) {
$mythfile = $showBase;
} else {
my ($ext) = $showBase =~ /([^\.]*)$/;
my $time1 = $starttime;
$time1 =~ s/[ \-:]//g;
$mythfile = sprintf("%s_%s.%s", $channel, $time1, $ext);
}
my $sql = "insert into recorded (chanid, starttime, endtime, title, subtitle, description, hostname, basename, progstart, progend) values ((?), (?), (?), (?), (?), (?), (?), (?), (?), (?))";
if ($test_mode) {
$sql =~ s/\(\?\)/"%s"/g;
my $statement = sprintf($sql, $channel, $starttime, $endtime, $newtitle,
$newsubtitle, $newdescription, $host, $mythfile,
$starttime, $endtime);
print("Test mode: insert would have been been:\n");
print($statement, ";\n");
} else {
$sth = $dbh->prepare($sql);
$sth->execute($channel, $starttime, $endtime, $newtitle,
$newsubtitle, $newdescription, $host, $mythfile,
$starttime, $endtime)
or die "Could not execute ($sql)\n";
if ($mythfile ne $showBase) {
rename($show, $dir. "/" . $mythfile);
}
}
print("Building a seek table should improve FF/RW and JUMP functions when watching this video\n");
if (GetAnswer("Do you want to build a seek table for this file?", "y") eq "y") {
# mythcommflag takes --file for myth-originated files and
# --video for everything else. We assume it came from myth
# if it's a .nuv or if it's an mpeg where the name has that
# chanid_startime format
my $commflag = "mythcommflag --rebuild " .
($showBase =~ /[.]nuv$/ || ($showBase =~ /[.]mpg$/ && $ssecond)
? "--file" : "--video") .
" " . EscapeFilename($dir . "/" . $mythfile);
if (!$test_mode) {
system($commflag);
print "\n"; # cursor isn't always on a new line after commflagging
} else {
print("Test mode: exec would have done\n");
print(" Exec: '", $commflag, "'\n");
}
}
} ## foreach loop
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