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@@ -9,7 +9,15 @@
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dump_dir=$1
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- runuser -c 'pg_dump --exclude-table-data "*_private" coprdb' - postgres \
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- | runuser -c "gzip > $dump_dir/copr_db-$(date '+%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M').gz" - copr-fe \
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+ (
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+ runuser -c 'pg_dump --exclude-table-data "*_private" coprdb' - postgres
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+ cat <<'EOF'
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+ INSERT INTO public.user_private (mail, api_login, api_token, api_token_expiration, user_id)
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+ SELECT '', '', '', '2000-01-01', id FROM public."user";
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+
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+ INSERT INTO public.copr_private (copr_id)
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+ SELECT id FROM public.copr;
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+ EOF
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+ ) | runuser -c "gzip > $dump_dir/copr_db-$(date '+%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M').gz" - copr-fe
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find "$dump_dir" -name 'copr_db-*.gz' -mtime +1 -delete
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dturecek
commented 4 years ago
When the private counterpart to user or copr table doesn't exist
yet (e.g. after importing public db dump), create the rows when
logging in or accessing settings/integrations.
Fixes: #912
Even though this solution works, I don't like it very much, so I'd like to find a better one.