mv cron-jobs/repo-sanity-check db-check-repo-sanity

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diff --git a/cron-jobs/repo-sanity-check b/cron-jobs/repo-sanity-check
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-#!/bin/bash
-# Solves issue165... on the old roundup install.  From the database
-# backups, the title was "Older/deprecated packages never leave the
-# repo", I don't know how the body of the issue is stored in the DB,
-# but the title says enough, I think.
-
-. "$(dirname "$(readlink -e "$0")")/../config"
-. "$(dirname "$(readlink -e "$0")")/../db-functions"
-
-# Traverse all repos
-for _repo in "${PKGREPOS[@]}"; do
-	msg "Cleaning up [%s]" "${_repo}"
-
-	# Find all pkgnames on this repo's abs
-	on_abs=($(
-			find "${SVNREPO}/${_repo}" -name PKGBUILD | \
-				while read pkgbuild; do
-				source "${pkgbuild}" >/dev/null 2>&1
-				# cleanup to save memory
-				unset build package source md5sums pkgdesc pkgver pkgrel epoch \
-					url license arch depends makedepends optdepends options \
-					>/dev/null 2>&1
-
-				# also cleanup package functions
-				for _pkg in "${pkgname[@]}"; do
-					unset "package_${pkg}" >/dev/null 2>&1
-				done
-
-				# this fills the on_abs array
-				echo "${pkgname[@]}"
-			done
-			))
-
-	# quit if abs is empty
-	if [ ${#on_abs[*]} -eq 0 ]; then
-		warning "[%s]'s ABS tree is empty, skipping" "${_repo}"
-		break
-	fi
-
-	# Find all pkgnames on repos
-	on_repo=($(
-			find "${FTP_BASE}/${_repo}" -name "*.pkg.tar.?z" \
-				-printf "%f\n" | sed "s/^\(.\+\)-[^-]\+-[^-]\+-[^-]\+$/\1/"
-			))
-
-	# Compares them, whatever is on repos but not on abs should be removed
-	remove=($(comm -13 \
-	               <(printf '%s\n' "${on_abs[@]}"  | sort -u) \
-	               <(printf '%s\n' "${on_repo[@]}" | sort -u) ))
-
-	# Remove them from databases, ftpdir-cleanup will take care of the rest
-	find "${FTP_BASE}/${_repo}" -name "*.db.tar.?z" \
-		-exec repo-remove {} "${remove[@]}" \; >/dev/null 2>&1
-
-	msg2 "Removed the following packages:"
-	plain '%s' "${remove[@]}"
-done