/* Utility to start or stop system services. Requests are sent to the * reincarnation server that does the actual work. * * Changes: * Jul 22, 2005: Created (Jorrit N. Herder) */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /* This array defines all known requests. */ PRIVATE char *known_requests[] = { "up", "down", "refresh", "rescue", "shutdown", "catch for illegal requests" }; #define ILLEGAL_REQUEST sizeof(known_requests)/sizeof(char *) /* Global error number set for failed system calls. */ #define OK 0 extern int errno; /* Define names for arguments provided to this utility. The first few * arguments are required and have a known index. Thereafter, some optional * argument pairs like "-args arglist" follow. */ #define ARG_NAME 0 /* own application name */ #define ARG_REQUEST 1 /* request to perform */ #define ARG_PATH 2 /* rescue dir or system service */ #define ARG_PID 2 /* pid of system service */ #define MIN_ARG_COUNT 2 /* require an action */ #define ARG_ARGS "-args" /* list of arguments to be passed */ #define ARG_DEV "-dev" /* major device number for drivers */ #define ARG_PRIV "-priv" /* required privileges */ #define ARG_PERIOD "-period" /* heartbeat period in ticks */ /* The function parse_arguments() verifies and parses the command line * parameters passed to this utility. Request parameters that are needed * are stored globally in the following variables: */ PRIVATE int req_type; PRIVATE int req_pid; PRIVATE char *req_path; PRIVATE char *req_args; PRIVATE int req_major; PRIVATE long req_period; PRIVATE char *req_priv; /* Buffer to build "/command arg1 arg2 ..." string to pass to RS server. */ PRIVATE char command[4096]; /* An error occurred. Report the problem, print the usage, and exit. */ PRIVATE void print_usage(char *app_name, char *problem) { printf("Warning, %s\n", problem); printf("Usage:\n"); printf(" %s up [%s ] [%s ] [%s ]\n", app_name, ARG_ARGS, ARG_DEV, ARG_PERIOD); printf(" %s down \n", app_name); printf(" %s refresh \n", app_name); printf(" %s rescue \n", app_name); printf(" %s shutdown\n", app_name); printf("\n"); } /* A request to the RS server failed. Report and exit. */ PRIVATE void failure(int num) { printf("Request to RS failed: %s (%d)\n", strerror(num), num); exit(num); } /* Parse and verify correctness of arguments. Report problem and exit if an * error is found. Store needed parameters in global variables. */ PRIVATE int parse_arguments(int argc, char **argv) { struct stat stat_buf; char *hz; int req_nr; int i; /* Verify argument count. */ if (argc < MIN_ARG_COUNT) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "wrong number of arguments"); exit(EINVAL); } /* Verify request type. */ for (req_type=0; req_type< ILLEGAL_REQUEST; req_type++) { if (strcmp(known_requests[req_type],argv[ARG_REQUEST])==0) break; } if (req_type == ILLEGAL_REQUEST) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "illegal request type"); exit(ENOSYS); } req_nr = RS_RQ_BASE + req_type; if (req_nr == RS_UP) { /* Verify argument count. */ if (argc - 1 < ARG_PATH) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "action requires a binary to start"); exit(EINVAL); } /* Verify the name of the binary of the system service. */ req_path = argv[ARG_PATH]; if (req_path[0] != '/') { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "binary should be absolute path"); exit(EINVAL); } if (stat(req_path, &stat_buf) == -1) { perror(req_path); fprintf(stderr, "couldn't get stat binary\n"); exit(errno); } if (! (stat_buf.st_mode & S_IFREG)) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "binary is not a regular file"); exit(EINVAL); } /* Check optional arguments that come in pairs like "-args arglist". */ for (i=MIN_ARG_COUNT+1; i> MAJOR) & BYTE; } else if (strcmp(argv[i], ARG_ARGS)==0) { req_priv = argv[i+1]; } else { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "unknown optional argument given"); exit(EINVAL); } } } else if (req_nr == RS_DOWN || req_nr == RS_REFRESH) { /* Verify argument count. */ if (argc - 1 < ARG_PID) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "action requires a pid to stop"); exit(EINVAL); } if (! (req_pid = atoi(argv[ARG_PID])) > 0) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "pid must be greater than zero"); exit(EINVAL); } } else if (req_nr == RS_RESCUE) { /* Verify argument count. */ if (argc - 1 < ARG_PATH) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "action requires rescue directory"); exit(EINVAL); } req_path = argv[ARG_PATH]; if (req_path[0] != '/') { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "rescue dir should be absolute path"); exit(EINVAL); } if (stat(argv[ARG_PATH], &stat_buf) == -1) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "couldn't get status of directory"); exit(errno); } if ( ! (stat_buf.st_mode & S_IFDIR)) { print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "file is not a directory"); exit(EINVAL); } } else if (req_nr == RS_SHUTDOWN) { /* no extra arguments required */ } /* Return the request number if no error were found. */ return(req_nr); } /* Main program. */ PUBLIC int main(int argc, char **argv) { message m; int result; int request; int s; /* Verify and parse the command line arguments. All arguments are checked * here. If an error occurs, the problem is reported and exit(2) is called. * all needed parameters to perform the request are extracted and stored * global variables. */ request = parse_arguments(argc, argv); /* Arguments seem fine. Try to perform the request. Only valid requests * should end up here. The default is used for not yet supported requests. */ switch(request) { case RS_UP: /* Build space-separated command string to be passed to RS server. */ strcpy(command, req_path); command[strlen(req_path)] = ' '; strcpy(command+strlen(req_path)+1, req_args); /* Build request message and send the request. */ m.RS_CMD_ADDR = command; m.RS_CMD_LEN = strlen(command); m.RS_DEV_MAJOR = req_major; m.RS_PERIOD = req_period; if (OK != (s=_taskcall(RS_PROC_NR, request, &m))) failure(s); result = m.m_type; break; case RS_DOWN: case RS_REFRESH: m.RS_PID = req_pid; if (OK != (s=_taskcall(RS_PROC_NR, request, &m))) failure(s); break; case RS_RESCUE: m.RS_CMD_ADDR = req_path; m.RS_CMD_LEN = strlen(req_path); if (OK != (s=_taskcall(RS_PROC_NR, request, &m))) failure(s); break; case RS_SHUTDOWN: if (OK != (s=_taskcall(RS_PROC_NR, request, &m))) failure(s); break; default: print_usage(argv[ARG_NAME], "request is not yet supported"); result = EGENERIC; } return(result); }