#!/bin/bash

# This is when landscape-haproxy the cert is SELFSIGNED. This will ensure that landscape will work
juju run --application landscape-haproxy 'sudo openssl x509 -in /var/lib/haproxy/default.pem' > landscape_cert.crt
landscape_crt=$(base64 < landscape_cert.crt)

# And yes, this needs to use the IP address, otherwise the the registration will fail
landscape_ip=$(juju run --application landscape-haproxy 'unit-get private-address')

juju_status=$(mktemp)

juju status --format json > "${juju_status}"

clients=$(jq -r ".applications | to_entries[] | select(.value[\"charm-name\"] == \"landscape-client\") | .key" "${juju_status}")

for client in ${clients} ; do
  juju config ${client} --reset ssl-public-key,url,ping-url

  juju config ${client} ssl-public-key="base64:${landscape_crt}" \
      url="https://landscape.example.com/message-system" \
      ping-url="http://landscape.example.com/ping"

  juju run -a ${client} 'sudo systemctl restart landscape-client.service'
done

# for the infra model
models="infra controller"
client="landscape-client"

for model in ${models}
do
  juju config -m ${model} ${client} --reset ssl-public-key,url,ping-url

  juju config -m ${model} ${client} ssl-public-key="base64:${landscape_crt}" \
      url="https://landscape.example.com/message-system" \
      ping-url="http://landscape.example.com/ping"

  juju run -m ${model} -a ${client} 'sudo systemctl restart landscape-client.service'
done