#!/bin/bash

# Reproduce the live network experiments for Figure 9 of the paper.

# We need these environment variables set:

# PRAC_SSH_P0_USERHOST: the user@host to ssh to for P0
# PRAC_SSH_P0_SSHOPTS: any options to ssh you need to ssh to P0
# PRAC_SSH_P0_IP: the IP address P0 can listen for connections on
# PRAC_SSH_P0_DIR: the directory relative to the homedir where the prac
#     repo is checked out and built

# PRAC_SSH_P1_USERHOST: the user@host to ssh to for P1
# PRAC_SSH_P1_SSHOPTS: any options to ssh you need to ssh to P1
# PRAC_SSH_P1_IP: the IP address P1 can listen for connections on
# PRAC_SSH_P1_DIR: the directory relative to the homedir where the prac
#     repo is checked out and built

# PRAC_SSH_P2_USERHOST: the user@host to ssh to for P2
# PRAC_SSH_P2_SSHOPTS: any options to ssh you need to ssh to P2
# PRAC_SSH_P2_IP: the IP address P2 can listen for connections on
# PRAC_SSH_P2_DIR: the directory relative to the homedir where the prac
#     repo is checked out and built

# Add additional env vars
export PRAC_USE_SSH=1
export PRAC_PARSE_HOST=1

# cd into the directory containing this script (from the bash faq 028)
if [[ $BASH_SOURCE = */* ]]; then
  cd -- "${BASH_SOURCE%/*}/" || exit
fi

# The number of iterations to do
if [ "$1" = "" ]; then
    niters=3
else
    niters="$1"
fi

# Run the PRAC experiments
./repro fig9 $niters