# No set -eu for this particular app restore script (see comment near the end)
#set -eu

restore_dir=$1
app=$2

# Get old parameter of the app
domain=$(sudo yunohost app setting $app domain)
path=$(sudo yunohost app setting $app path)

# Restore www directory
sudo cp -a "${restore_dir}/var/www/$app" /var/www/$app

# Restore nginx conf
nginx_conf=/etc/nginx/conf.d/$domain.d/$app.conf
sudo cp -a "${restore_dir}/conf/nginx.conf" $nginx_conf

# Restore custom file
sudo cp -a "${restore_dir}/importantfile" /etc/importantfile

sudo yunohost app checkport 12345
if [[ ! $? -eq 0 ]]; then
   echo "Ogod noez the port 12345 aint available!!"
   exit 1
fi

# Restore the database 
db_user=$app
db_pwd=$(sudo yunohost app setting $app mysqlpwd)
sudo yunohost app initdb $db_user -p $db_pwd
sudo su -c "mysql -u $db_user -p$db_pwd $app < ${restore_dir}/db.sql"
# Some scripts wanted to delete the db.sql... This won't make the script crash
# even if restore_dir is in read-only as long as there's no set -eu activated...
sudo rm ${restore_dir}/db.sql

# Set the app as public
sudo yunohost app setting $app unprotected_uris -v "/"

# Reload/reconfigure services
sudo service nginx reload
sudo yunohost app ssowatconf