#!/bin/tcsh

# This is used by the upgrade process.  This is the easy way to find the
# version we recently built.
ln -s ../../source/fast_alert_search/fast_alert_search fast_alert_search_devel

# Give different names to the diferent processes.  Multiple processes may start
# from the same executable files, but use different command line args and
# perform different tasks.  This makes it easy to find and kill exact the
# process you want.
#
# Warning:  killall appears to be broken on Fedora 32 (dom and chuck-liddell).
# It seems that killall now only looks at the first 15 characters of the
# process name, even if you specify --exact on the command line.  That's
# why I renamed ./fast_alert_search_master to ./master_fast_alert_search.
# Currently typing "killall fast_alert_search_master" will find and kill any
# process that matches fast_alert_sear*, i.e. fast_alert_search_tl_ms,
# fast_alert_search_alert_ms, fast_alert_search_email_sms, AND more.
# See ./run_master_tl for a workaround involving using the pidof command.
# 
ln -s fast_alert_search master_fast_alert_search
ln -s fast_alert_search fast_alert_search_top_list
ln -s fast_alert_search fast_alert_search_email_sms
ln -s fast_alert_search fast_alert_search_alert_ms
ln -s fast_alert_search fast_alert_search_tl_ms
ln -s fast_alert_search fast_alert_search_master_tl
ln -s fast_alert_search fast_alert_search_master_alerts

# This link was created by an older revision of this script but is no longer
# used.
rm -f fast_alert_search_master

# You could get this by calling ./upgrade.  But that would cause an error
# message the first time you called it.
cp fast_alert_search_devel fast_alert_search
cp ../../source/ax_alert_server/AlertConfig.json .

mkdir Logs