xcat-core/perl-xCAT/xCAT/Client.pm

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#!/usr/bin/env perl
# IBM(c) 2007 EPL license http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html
package xCAT::Client;
BEGIN
{
$::XCATROOT = $ENV{'XCATROOT'} ? $ENV{'XCATROOT'} : -d '/opt/xcat' ? '/opt/xcat' : '/usr';
}
my $inet6support;
use IO::Socket::SSL;
$inet6support=eval { require Socket6 };
if ($inet6support) {
$inet6support = eval { require IO::Socket::INET6 };
}
if ($inet6support) {
$inet6support = eval { require IO::Socket::SSL::inet6 };
}
unless ($inet6support) {
eval { require Socket };
eval { require IO::Socket::INET };
}
use XML::Simple;
if ($^O =~ /^linux/i) {
$XML::Simple::PREFERRED_PARSER='XML::Parser';
}
require Data::Dumper;
use Storable qw(dclone);
my $xcathost='localhost:3001';
my $plugins_dir;
my %resps;
my $EXITCODE; # save the bitmask of all exit codes returned by calls to handle_response()
1;
#################################
# submit_request will take an xCAT command and pass it to the xCAT
# server for execution.
#
# If the XCATBYPASS env var is set, the connection to the server/daemon
# will be bypassed and the plugin will be called directly. If it is
# set to one or more directories (separated by ":"), all perl modules
# in those directories will be loaded in as plugins (for duplicate
# commands, last one in wins). If it is set to any other value
# (e.g. "yes", "default", whatever string you want) the default plugin
# directory /opt/xcat/lib/perl/xCAT_plugin will be used.
#
# Input:
# Request hash - A hash ref containing the input command and args to be
# passed to the plugin. The the xcatd daemon (or this routine when
# XCATBYPASS) reads the {noderange} entry and builds a flattened array
# of nodes that gets added as request->{node}
# The format for the request hash is:
# { command => [ 'xcatcmd' ],
# noderange => [ 'noderange_string' ],
# arg => [ 'arg1', 'arg2', '...', 'argn' ]
# }
# Callback - A subroutine ref that will be called to process the output
# from the plugin.
#
# NOTE: The request hash will get converted to XML when passed to the
# xcatd daemon, and will get converted back to a hash before being
# passed to the plugin. The XMLin ForceArray option is used to
# force all XML constructs to be arrays so that the plugin code
# and callback routines can access the data consistently.
# The input request and the response hash created by the plugin should
# always create hashes with array values.
#################################
sub submit_request {
my $request = shift;
my $callback = shift;
my $keyfile = shift;
my $certfile = shift;
my $cafile = shift;
require xCAT::Utils;
unless ($keyfile) { $keyfile = xCAT::Utils->getHomeDir()."/.xcat/client-cred.pem"; }
unless ($certfile) { $certfile = xCAT::Utils->getHomeDir()."/.xcat/client-cred.pem"; }
unless ($cafile) { $cafile = xCAT::Utils->getHomeDir()."/.xcat/ca.pem"; }
$xCAT::Client::EXITCODE = 0; # clear out exit code before invoking the plugin
# If XCATBYPASS is set, invoke the plugin process_request method directly
# without going through the socket connection to the xcatd daemon
if ($ENV{XCATBYPASS}) {
# Load plugins from either specified or default dir
require xCAT::Table;
my %cmd_handlers;
my @plugins_dirs = split('\:',$ENV{XCATBYPASS});
if (-d $plugins_dirs[0]) {
foreach (@plugins_dirs) {
$plugins_dir = $_;
scan_plugins();
}
} else {
# figure out default plugins dir
my $sitetab=xCAT::Table->new('site');
unless ($sitetab) {
print ("ERROR: Unable to open basic site table for configuration\n");
}
$plugins_dir=$::XCATROOT.'/lib/perl/xCAT_plugin';
scan_plugins();
}
# don't do XML transformation -- assume request is well-formed
# my $xmlreq=XMLout($request,RootName=>xcatrequest,NoAttr=>1,KeyAttr=>[]);
# $request = XMLin($xmlreq,SuppressEmpty=>undef,ForceArray=>1) ;
# Call the plugin directly
# ${"xCAT_plugin::".$modname."::"}{process_request}->($request,$callback);
plugin_command($request,undef,$callback);
return 0;
}
# No XCATBYPASS, so establish a socket connection with the xcatd daemon
# and submit the request
if ($ENV{XCATHOST}) {
$xcathost=$ENV{XCATHOST};
}
my $client;
if (-r $keyfile and -r $certfile and -r $cafile) {
$client = IO::Socket::SSL->new(
PeerAddr => $xcathost,
SSL_key_file => $keyfile,
SSL_cert_file => $certfile,
SSL_ca_file => $cafile,
SSL_use_cert => 1,
);
} else {
$client = IO::Socket::SSL->new(
PeerAddr => $xcathost
);
}
unless ($client) {
if ($@ =~ /SSL Timeout/) {
die "Connection failure: SSL Timeout or incorrect certificates in ~/.xcat";
} else {
die "Connection failure: $@"
}
}
my $msg=XMLout($request,RootName=>'xcatrequest',NoAttr=>1,KeyAttr=>[]);
$SIG{TERM} = $SIG{INT} = sub { print $client XMLout({abortcommand=>1},RootName=>'xcatrequest',NoAttr=>1,KeyAttr=>[]); exit 0; };
print $client $msg;
my $response;
my $rsp;
my $cleanexit=0;
while (<$client>) {
$response .= $_;
if ($response =~ m/<\/xcatresponse>/) {
$rsp = XMLin($response,SuppressEmpty=>undef,ForceArray=>1);
$response='';
$callback->($rsp);
if ($rsp->{serverdone}) {
$cleanexit=1;
last;
}
}
}
unless ($cleanexit) {
print STDERR "ERROR/WARNING: communication with the xCAT server seems to have been ended prematurely\n";
}
###################################
# scan_plugins
# will load all plugin perl modules and build a list of supported
# commands
#
# NOTE: This is copied from xcatd (last merge 5/21/08).
# TODO: Will eventually move to using common source....
###################################
sub scan_plugins {
my @plugins=glob($plugins_dir."/*.pm");
foreach (@plugins) {
/.*\/([^\/]*).pm$/;
my $modname = $1;
require "$_";
no strict 'refs';
my $cmd_adds=${"xCAT_plugin::".$modname."::"}{handled_commands}->();
foreach (keys %$cmd_adds) {
my $value = $_;
if (defined($cmd_handlers{$_})) {
my $add=1;
#This next bit of code iterates through the handlers.
#If the value doesn't contain an equal, and has an equivalent entry added by
# another plugin already, don't add (otherwise would hit the DB multiple times)
# a better idea, restructure the cmd_handlers as a multi-level hash
# prove out this idea real quick before doing that
foreach (@{$cmd_handlers{$_}}) {
if (($_->[1] eq $cmd_adds->{$value}) and (($cmd_adds->{$value} !~ /=/) or ($_->[0] eq $modname))) {
$add = 0;
}
}
if ($add) { push @{$cmd_handlers{$_}},[$modname,$cmd_adds->{$_}]; }
#die "Conflicting handler information from $modname";
} else {
$cmd_handlers{$_} = [ [$modname,$cmd_adds->{$_}] ];
}
}
}
}
###################################
# plugin_command
# will invoke the correct plugin
#
# NOTE: This is copied from xcatd (last merge 5/21/08).
# TODO: Will eventually move to using common source....
###################################
sub plugin_command {
my $req = shift;
my $sock = shift;
my $callback = shift;
my %handler_hash;
# We require these only in bypass mode to reduce start up time for the normal case
#use lib "$::XCATROOT/lib/perl";
#use xCAT::NodeRange;
require lib;
lib->import("$::XCATROOT/lib/perl");
require xCAT::NodeRange;
require xCAT::Table;
$Main::resps={};
my @nodes;
if ($req->{node}) {
@nodes = @{$req->{node}};
} elsif ($req->{noderange} and $req->{noderange}->[0]) {
@nodes = xCAT::NodeRange::noderange($req->{noderange}->[0]);
if (xCAT::NodeRange::nodesmissed()) {
# my $rsp = {errorcode=>1,error=>"Invalid nodes in noderange:".join(',',xCAT::NodeRange::nodesmissed)};
# my $rsp->{serverdone} = {};
print "Invalid nodes in noderangex:".join(',',xCAT::NodeRange::nodesmissed())."\n";
# if ($sock) {
# print $sock XMLout($rsp,RootName=>'xcatresponse' ,NoAttr=>1);
# }
# return ($rsp);
return 1;
}
unless (@nodes) {
$req->{emptynoderange} = [1];
}
}
if (@nodes) { $req->{node} = \@nodes; }
my %unhandled_nodes;
foreach (@nodes) {
$unhandled_nodes{$_}=1;
}
my $useunhandled=0;
if (defined($cmd_handlers{$req->{command}->[0]})) {
my $hdlspec;
foreach (@{$cmd_handlers{$req->{command}->[0]}}) {
$hdlspec =$_->[1];
my $ownmod = $_->[0];
if ($hdlspec =~ /:/) { #Specificed a table lookup path for plugin name
$useunhandled=1;
my $table;
my $cols;
($table,$cols) = split(/:/,$hdlspec);
my @colmns=split(/,/,$cols);
my @columns;
my $hdlrtable=xCAT::Table->new($table);
unless ($hdlrtable) {
#TODO: proper error handling
}
my $node;
my $colvals = {};
foreach my $colu (@colmns) {
if ($colu =~ /=/) { #a value redirect to a pattern/specific name
my $coln; my $colv;
($coln,$colv) = split(/=/,$colu,2);
$colvals->{$coln} = $colv;
push (@columns,$coln);
} else {
push (@columns,$colu);
}
}
unless (@nodes) { #register the plugin in the event of usage
$handler_hash{$ownmod} = 1;
}
foreach $node (@nodes) {
my $attribs = $hdlrtable->getNodeAttribs($node,\@columns);
unless (defined($attribs)) { next; } #TODO: This really ought to craft an unsupported response for this request
foreach (@columns) {
my $col=$_;
if (defined($attribs->{$col})) {
if ($colvals->{$col}) { #A pattern match style request.
if ($attribs->{$col} =~ /$colvals->{$col}/) {
$handler_hash{$ownmod}->{$node} = 1;
delete $unhandled_nodes{$node};
last;
}
} else {
$handler_hash{$attribs->{$col}}->{$node} = 1;
delete $unhandled_nodes{$node};
last;
}
}
}
}
$hdlrtable->close;
} else {
unless (@nodes) {
$handler_hash{$hdlspec} = 1;
}
foreach (@nodes) { #Specified a specific plugin, not a table lookup
$handler_hash{$hdlspec}->{$_} = 1;
}
}
}
} else {
print "$req->{command}->[0] xCAT command not found \n";
return 1; #TODO: error back that request has no known plugin for it
}
if ($useunhandled) {
my $queuelist;
foreach (@{$cmd_handlers{$req->{command}->[0]}->[0]}) {
unless (/:/) {
next;
}
$queuelist .= "$_,";
}
$queuelist =~ s/,$//;
$queuelist =~ s/:/./g;
foreach (keys %unhandled_nodes) {
# if ($sock) {
# print $sock XMLout({node=>[{name=>[$_],data=>["Unable to identify plugin for this command, check relevant tables: $queuelist"],errorcode=>[1]}]},NoAttr=>1,RootName=>'xcatresponse');
# } else {
$callback->({node=>[{name=>[$_],data=>['Unable to identify plugin for this command, check relevant tables'],errorcode=>[1]}]});
# }
}
}
## FOR NOW, DON'T FORK CHILD PROCESS TO MAKE BYPASS SIMPLER AND EASIER TO DEBUG
# $plugin_numchildren=0;
# %plugin_children=();
# $SIG{CHLD} = \&plugin_reaper; #sub {my $plugpid; while (($plugpid = waitpid(-1, WNOHANG)) > 0) { if ($plugin_children{$plugpid}) { delete $plugin_children{$plugpid}; $plugin_numchildren--; } } };
# my $check_fds;
# if ($sock) {
# $check_fds = new IO::Select;
# }
foreach (keys %handler_hash) {
my $modname = $_;
if (-r $plugins_dir."/".$modname.".pm") {
require $plugins_dir."/".$modname.".pm";
# $plugin_numchildren++;
# my $pfd; #will be referenced for inter-process messaging.
# my $parfd; #not causing a problem that I discern yet, but theoretically
# my $child;
# if ($sock) { #If $sock not passed in, don't fork..
# socketpair($pfd, $parfd,AF_UNIX,SOCK_STREAM,PF_UNSPEC) or die "socketpair: $!";
# #pipe($pfd,$cfd);
# $parfd->autoflush(1);
# $pfd->autoflush(1);
# $child = xCAT::Utils->xfork;
# } else {
# $child = 0;
# }
# unless (defined $child) { die "Fork failed"; }
# if ($child == 0) {
# $parent_fd = $parfd;
my $oldprogname=$$progname;
$$progname=$oldprogname.": $modname instance";
# if ($sock) { close $pfd; }
unless ($handler_hash{$_} == 1) {
my @nodes = sort {($a =~ /(\d+)/)[0] <=> ($b =~ /(\d+)/)[0] || $a cmp $b } (keys %{$handler_hash{$_}});
$req->{node}=\@nodes;
}
no strict "refs";
# if ($dispatch_requests) {
dispatch_request($req,$callback,$modname);
# } else {
# undef $SIG{CHLD};
# ${"xCAT_plugin::".$modname."::"}{process_request}->($req,$callback,\&do_request);
# }
$$progname=$oldprogname;
# if ($sock) {
# close($parent_fd);
# xexit(0);
# }
# } else {
# $plugin_children{$child}=1;
# close $parfd;
# $check_fds->add($pfd);
# }
} else {
my $pm_name = $plugins_dir."/".$modname.".pm";
foreach my $node (keys %{$handler_hash{$_}}) {
if ($sock) {
print $sock XMLout({node=>[{name=>[$node],data=>["Cannot find the perl module to complete the operation: $pm_name"],errorcode=>[1]}]},NoAttr=>1,RootName=>'xcatresponse');
} else {
$callback->({node=>[{name=>[$node],data=>["Cannot find the perl module to complete the operation: $pm_name"],errorcode=>[1]}]});
}
}
}
}
unless ($sock) { return $Main::resps };
# while (($plugin_numchildren > 0) and ($check_fds->count > 0)) { #this tracks end of useful data from children much more closely
# relay_fds($check_fds,$sock);
# }
# #while (relay_fds($check_fds,$sock)) {}
# my %done;
# $done{serverdone} = {};
# if ($req->{transid}) {
# $done{transid}=$req->{transid}->[0];
# }
# if ($sock) { print $sock XMLout(\%done,RootName => 'xcatresponse',NoAttr=>1); }
}
###################################
# dispatch_request
# dispatch the requested command
#
# NOTE: This is copied from xcatd (last merge 5/21/08).
# All we really need from this subroutine is to call preprocess_request
# and to only run the command for nodes handled by the local server
# Will eventually move to using common source....
###################################
sub dispatch_request {
# %dispatched_children=();
my $req = shift;
$dispatch_cb = shift;
my $modname = shift;
my $reqs = [];
# my $child_fdset = new IO::Select;
no strict "refs";
#Hierarchy support. Originally, the default scope for noderange commands was
#going to be the servicenode associated unless overriden.
#However, assume for example that you have blades and a blade is the service node
#rpower being executed by the servicenode for one of its subnodes would have to
#reach it's own management module. This has the potential to be non-trivial for some quite possible network configurations.
#Since plugins may commonly experience this, a preprocess_request implementation
#will for now be required for a command to be scaled through service nodes
#If the plugin offers a preprocess method, use it to set the request array
if (defined(${"xCAT_plugin::".$modname."::"}{preprocess_request})) {
undef $SIG{CHLD};
$reqs = ${"xCAT_plugin::".$modname."::"}{preprocess_request}->($req,$dispatch_cb,\&do_request);
} else { #otherwise, pass it in without hierarchy support
$reqs = [$req];
}
# $dispatch_children=0;
# $SIG{CHLD} = \&dispatch_reaper; #sub {my $cpid; while (($cpid =waitpid(-1, WNOHANG)) > 0) { if ($dispatched_children{$cpid}) { delete $dispatched_children{$cpid}; $dispatch_children--; } } };
foreach (@{$reqs}) {
# my $pfd;
# my $parfd; #use a private variable so it won't trounce itself recursively
# my $child;
delete $_->{noderange};
#----- added to Client.pm -----#
if ($_->{node}) {
$_->{noderange}->[0]=join(',',@{$_->{node}});
}
# socketpair($pfd, $parfd,AF_UNIX,SOCK_STREAM,PF_UNSPEC) or die "socketpair: $!";
# $parfd->autoflush(1);
# $pfd->autoflush(1);
# $child = xCAT::Utils->xfork;
# if ($child) {
# $dispatch_children++;
# $dispatched_children{$child}=1;
# $child_fdset->add($pfd);
# next;
# }
# unless (defined $child) {
# $dispatch_cb->({error=>['Fork failure dispatching request'],errorcode=>[1]});
# }
# undef $SIG{CHLD};
# $dispatch_parentfd = $parfd;
if ($_->{'_xcatdest'} and thishostisnot($_->{'_xcatdest'})) {
#----- added to Client.pm -----#
$dispatch_cb->({warning=>['XCATBYPASS is set, skipping hierarchy call to '.$_->{'_xcatdest'}.'']});
# $ENV{XCATHOST} = ( $_->{'_xcatdest'} =~ /:/ ? $_->{'_xcatdest'} : $_->{'_xcatdest'}.":3001" );
# $$progname.=": connection to ".$ENV{XCATHOST};
# eval {
# undef $_->{'_xcatdest'};
# xCAT::Client::submit_request($_,\&dispatch_callback,$xcatdir."/cert/server-cred.pem",$xcatdir."/cert/server-cred.pem",$xcatdir."/cert/ca.pem");
# };
# if ($@) {
# dispatch_callback({error=>["Error dispatching command to ".$ENV{XCATHOST}.""],errorcode=>[1]});
# syslog("local4|err","Error dispatching request: ".$@);
# }
} else {
$$progname.=": locally executing";
undef $SIG{CHLD};
${"xCAT_plugin::".$modname."::"}{process_request}->($_,$dispatch_cb,\&do_request);
}
# xexit;
}
#while (($dispatch_children > 0) and ($child_fdset->count > 0)) { relay_dispatch($child_fdset) }
#while (relay_dispatch($child_fdset)) { } #Potentially useless drain.
}
###################################
# thishostisnot
# does the requested IP belong to this local host?
#
# NOTE: This is copied from xcatd (last merge 5/21/08).
# Will eventually move to using common source....
###################################
sub thishostisnot {
my $comparison = shift;
# use "ip addr" for linux, since ifconfig
# doesn't list "ip addr add" aliases for linux
#
my $cmd = ($^O !~ /^aix/i) ? "/sbin/ip addr" : "ifconfig -a";
my @ips = split /\n/,`$cmd`;
####
# TODO: AIX will hang on the inet_aton call if it gets passed an IPv6
# address, since we have not added INET6 support to AIX yet.
# The ifconfig -a output may contain an IPv6 address for localhost.
# This code should only get called if using hierarchy
####
my $comp=IO::Socket::inet_aton($comparison);
foreach (@ips) {
if (xCAT::Utils->isAIX()) {
# don't want "inet6" entry - causes error in inet_aton
if (/^\s*inet\s+/) {
my @ents = split(/\s+/);
my $ip=$ents[2];
$ip =~ s/\/.*//;
if (IO::Socket::inet_aton($ip) eq $comp) {
return 0;
}
}
} else {
if (/^\s*inet/) {
my @ents = split(/\s+/);
my $ip=$ents[2];
$ip =~ s/\/.*//;
if (IO::Socket::inet_aton($ip) eq $comp) {
return 0;
}
}
}
}
return 1;
}
###################################
# do_request
# called from a plugin to execute another xCAT plugin command internally
#
# NOTE: This is copied from xcatd (last merge 5/21/08).
# Will eventually move to using common source....
###################################
sub do_request {
my $req = shift;
my $second = shift;
my $rsphandler = \&build_response;
my $sock = undef;
if ($second) {
if (ref($second) eq "CODE") {
$rsphandler = $second;
} elsif (ref($second) eq "GLOB") {
$sock = $second;
}
}
#my $sock = shift; #If no sock, will return a response hash
if ($cmd_handlers{$req->{command}->[0]}) {
return plugin_command($req,$sock,$rsphandler);
} elsif ($req->{command}->[0] eq "noderange" and $req->{noderange}) {
my @nodes = xCAT::NodeRange::noderange($req->{noderange}->[0]);
my %resp;
if (xCAT::NodeRange::nodesmissed()) {
$resp{warning}="Invalid nodes in noderange:".join ',',xCAT::NodeRange::nodesmissed() ."\n";
}
$resp{serverdone} = {};
@{$resp{node}}=@nodes;
if ($req->{transid}) {
$resp{transid}=$req->{transid}->[0];
}
if ($sock) {
print $sock XMLout(\%resp,RootName => 'xcatresponse',NoAttr=>1);
} else {
return (\%resp);
}
} else {
my %resp=(error=>"Unsupported request");
$resp{serverdone} = {};
if ($req->{transid}) {
$resp{transid}=$req->{transid}->[0];
}
if ($sock) {
print $sock XMLout(\%resp,RootName => 'xcatresponse',NoAttr=>1);
} else {
return (\%resp);
}
}
}
###################################
# build_response
# This callback handles responses from nested level plugin calls.
# It builds a merged hash of all responses that gets passed back
# to the calling plugin.
# Note: Need to create a "deep clone" of this response to add to the
# return, otherwise next time through the referenced data is overwritten
#
###################################
sub build_response {
my $rsp = shift;
foreach (keys %$rsp) {
my $subresp = dclone($rsp->{$_});
push (@{$Main::resps->{$_}}, @{$subresp});
}
}
} # end of submit_request()
##########################################
# handle_response is a default callback that can be passed into submit_response()
# It is invoked repeatedly by submit_response() to print out the data returned by
# the plugin.
#
# The normal flow is:
# -> client cmd (e.g. nodels, which is just a link to xcatclient)
# -> xcatclient
# -> submit_request()
# -> send xml request to xcatd
# -> xcatd
# -> process_request() of the plugin
# <- plugin callback
# <- xcatd
# <- xcatd sends xml response to client
# <- submit_request() read response
# <- handle_response() prints responses and saves exit codes
# <- xcatclient gets exit code and exits
#
# But in XCATBYPASS mode, the flow is:
# -> client cmd (e.g. nodels, which is just a link to xcatclient)
# -> xcatclient
# -> submit_request()
# -> process_request() of the plugin
# <- handle_response() prints responses and saves exit codes
# <- xcatclient gets exit code and exits
#
# Format of the response hash:
# {data => [ 'data str1', 'data str2', '...' ] }
#
# Results are printed as:
# data str1
# data str2
#
# or:
# {data => [ {desc => [ 'desc1' ],
# contents => [ 'contents1' ] },
# {desc => [ 'desc2 ],
# contents => [ 'contents2' ] }
# :
# ] }
# NOTE: In this format, only the data array can have more than one
# element. All other arrays are assumed to be a single element.
# Results are printed as:
# desc1: contents1
# desc2: contents2
#
# or:
# {node => [ {name => ['node1'],
# data => [ {desc => [ 'node1 desc' ],
# contents => [ 'node1 contents' ] } ] },
# {name => ['node2'],
# data => [ {desc => [ 'node2 desc' ],
# contents => [ 'node2 contents' ] } ] },
# :
# ] }
# NOTE: Only the node array can have more than one element.
# All other arrays are assumed to be a single element.
#
# This was generated from the corresponding XML:
# <xcatrequest>
# <node>
# <name>node1</name>
# <data>
# <desc>node1 desc</desc>
# <contents>node1 contents</contents>
# </data>
# </node>
# <node>
# <name>node2</name>
# <data>
# <desc>node2 desc</desc>
# <contents>node2 contents</contents>
# </data>
# </node>
# </xcatrequest>
#
# Results are printed as:
# node_name: desc: contents
##########################################
sub handle_response {
my $rsp = shift;
#print "in handle_response\n";
# Handle errors
if ($rsp->{errorcode}) {
if (ref($rsp->{errorcode}) eq 'ARRAY') { foreach my $ecode (@{$rsp->{errorcode}}) { $xCAT::Client::EXITCODE |= $ecode; } }
else { $xCAT::Client::EXITCODE |= $rsp->{errorcode}; } # assume it is a non-reference scalar
}
if ($rsp->{error}) {
#print "printing error\n";
if (ref($rsp->{error}) eq 'ARRAY') { foreach my $text (@{$rsp->{error}}) { print STDERR "Error: $text\n"; } }
else { print ("Error: ".$rsp->{error}."\n"); }
}
if ($rsp->{warning}) {
#print "printing warning\n";
if (ref($rsp->{warning}) eq 'ARRAY') { foreach my $text (@{$rsp->{warning}}) { print STDERR "Warning: $text\n"; } }
else { print ("Warning: ".$rsp->{warning}."\n"); }
}
if ($rsp->{info}) {
#print "printing info\n";
if (ref($rsp->{info}) eq 'ARRAY') { foreach my $text (@{$rsp->{info}}) { print "$text\n"; } }
else { print ($rsp->{info}."\n"); }
}
if ($rsp->{sinfo}) {
if (ref($rsp->{sinfo}) eq 'ARRAY') { foreach my $text (@{$rsp->{sinfo}}) { print "$text\r"; $|++; } }
else { print ($rsp->{sinfo}."\r"); $|++; }
}
# Handle {node} structure
my $errflg=0;
if (scalar @{$rsp->{node}}) {
#print "printing node\n";
my $nodes=($rsp->{node});
my $node;
foreach $node (@$nodes) {
my $desc=$node->{name}->[0];
if ($node->{errorcode}) {
if (ref($node->{errorcode}) eq 'ARRAY') { foreach my $ecode (@{$node->{errorcode}}) { $xCAT::Client::EXITCODE |= $ecode; } }
else { $xCAT::Client::EXITCODE |= $node->{errorcode}; } # assume it is a non-reference scalar
}
if ($node->{error}) {
$desc.=": Error: ".$node->{error}->[0];
$errflg=1;
}
if ($node->{data}) {
if (ref(\($node->{data}->[0])) eq 'SCALAR') {
$desc=$desc.": ".$node->{data}->[0];
} else {
if ($node->{data}->[0]->{desc}) {
$desc=$desc.": ".$node->{data}->[0]->{desc}->[0];
}
if ($node->{data}->[0]->{contents}) {
$desc="$desc: ".$node->{data}->[0]->{contents}->[0];
}
}
}
if ($desc) {
if ($errflg == 1) {
print STDERR ("$desc\n");
} else {
print "$desc\n";
}
}
}
}
# Handle {data} structure with no nodes
if ($rsp->{data}) {
#print "printing data\n";
my $data=($rsp->{data});
my $data_entry;
foreach $data_entry (@$data) {
my $desc;
if (ref(\($data_entry)) eq 'SCALAR') {
$desc=$data_entry;
} else {
if ($data_entry->{desc}) {
$desc=$data_entry->{desc}->[0];
}
if ($data_entry->{contents}) {
if ($desc) {
$desc="$desc: ".$data_entry->{contents}->[0];
} else {
$desc=$data_entry->{contents}->[0];
}
}
}
if ($desc) { print "$desc\n"; }
}
}
} # end of handle_response