source: gs3-installations/intermuse/trunk/sites/intermuse/collect/programmes-and-performers/prepare/06-COPY-TO-IMPORT.sh@ 37715

#!/bin/bash

echo 'Copying GS_Items/*_*[0-9] directories to ../import'

#for full_d in Items/HMS_* ; do
for full_d in GS_Items/*_*[0-9] ; do
    d=${full_d##*/}
    if [ -d ../import/$d ] ; then
    echo "  Removing pre-existing ../import/$d"
    /bin/rm -r ../import/$d
    fi

    #echo "  Copying $d"
    #/bin/cp -r $full_d ../import/.

    # Example of recursive copy that uses hardlinks for files
    # rsync -av --link-dest="$PWD/a" a/ b
    #
    # For more details see (down near the bottom)
    #   https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/202430/how-to-copy-a-directory-recursively-using-hardlinks-for-each-file

    echo "  Hardlink file recursive copying $d"
    rsync -av --link-dest="$PWD/$full_d" $full_d/ ../import/$d


done

echo ""
echo "****"
echo "If topping up an existing set of import item files, then (unless"
echo "existing content has really changed), then remmber to run 'touch'"
echo "on the import/cached directory, so you don't end up running Google Vision"
echo "on existing "
echo ""
echo "    find ../cached -print -exec touch {} \;"  
echo "****"
echo ""