#!/bin/sh

#
# amule_remote_status.sh v 0.1
#
# Bash script to look display the status of a remote amule + amulecmd setup
#
# by Colin Verot   colin@verot.net
#
# this script is free to use, just keep the copyright notice
#

host=1.1.1.25
port=5555
pass=mypass


# we first get the general data
r=`amulecmd -h $host -p $port -P $pass -c status`

# we parse it
download=`echo $r | grep -o 'Download: .* Up' | sed -e 's/Download: //' -e 's/ > Up//'`
upload=`echo $r | grep -o 'Upload: .* Cl' | sed -e 's/Upload: //' -e 's/ > Cl//'`
ed2k=`echo $r | grep -o 'ED2K: .* Kad' | sed -e 's/ED2K: //' -e 's/ > Kad//'`
kad=`echo $r | grep -o 'Kad: .* Dow' | sed -e 's/Kad: //' -e 's/ > Dow//'`

# and then display it nicely
echo "amulecmd : listens on $host:$port"
echo "Download : $download"
echo "Upload   : $upload"
echo "ED2K     : $ed2k"
echo "Kad      : $kad"

# we now get the current list of files, in a temp file
amulecmd -h $host -p $port -P $pass -c 'show DL' > /tmp/amulecmd
touch /tmp/amulecmd2

# we parse this file line by line, reformating it
cat /tmp/amulecmd | grep '>' | ( 
    while read line; 
        do l=`echo $line | sed -e 's/> [A-Z0-9]\{32\} \(.*\) \[\([0-9\.]*\)%\] \([0-9]\{1,\}\/[0-9]\{1,\}\) - \(.*\)/\\2%#\\3#\\1#\\4/'`; 
        echo $l >> /tmp/amulecmd2 ; 
    done
) 

# we output the list of files, formatted in columns
echo 
cat /tmp/amulecmd2 | sort -r -g | column -s '#' -t

# we delete the temp files
rm /tmp/amulecmd
rm /tmp/amulecmd2

exit 0;