thing.sh

did_they_come_back() {
  echo "#### Starting did_they_come_back() ####"

  #TODO: Make this take out bad entries from $REBOOT_CANDIDATES
  for line in `cat "${REBOOT_ATTEMPTED}"`; do
    attempted_host=`echo $line | awk -F: '{ print $1 }'`
    if grep -q "${attempted_host}" "${REBOOT_CANDIDATES}" ; then
      echo "${attempted_host} still not up but requested during last run:" \
        $line |tee -a ${PROBLEMATIC} "${NOTIFICATION_EMAIL}" > /dev/null
    else
      echo $line >> "${REBOOT_LOG}"
    fi
  done

  rm -f ${REBOOT_CANDIDATES}.tmp
  touch ${REBOOT_CANDIDATES}.tmp
  for candidate in `cat "${REBOOT_CANDIDATES}"`; do
    if grep -q $candidate "${REBOOT_ATTEMPTED}" ; then
      echo "$candidate still not up but requested during last run:" \
        $line |tee -a ${PROBLEMATIC} "${NOTIFICATION_EMAIL}" > /dev/null
     else 
	      echo $candidate >> ${REBOOT_CANDIDATES}.tmp 
     fi
  done
  mv ${REBOOT_CANDIDATES}.tmp ${REBOOT_CANDIDATES}

# Write this backwards, so that if a line in reboot candidates is also found in 
# REBOOT_ATTEMPTED, then write it out to problematic?
# TODO: Is it ok to leave it on the REBOOT_CANDIDATES list to try again, even 
# if it didn't come back right from the last run?
}