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Since xcatd fast restart cannot be supported in systemd enabled OS, we implemented fast restart in restartxcatd command

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daniceexi 2014-11-11 12:18:58 -05:00
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xCAT-client/pods/man1/restartxcatd.1.pod
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=head1 NAME
B<restartxcatd> - Restart the xCAT daemon (xcatd) on AIX.
B<restartxcatd> - Restart the xCAT daemon (xcatd).
=head1 SYNOPSIS
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=head1 DESCRIPTION
The B<restartxcatd> command restarts the xCAT daemon (xcatd) on AIX.
It uses the startsrc and stopsrc commands to do the restart work. If the xcatd subsystem was not created, B<restartxcatd> will create it automatically.
The B<restartxcatd> command restarts the xCAT daemon (xcatd).
B<Linux Specific>
=over 2
It will perform the xcatd I<fast restart>. The xcatd I<fast restart> is a specific restart which has two advantages compares to the I<stop> and then I<start>.
1. The interval of xcatd out of service is very short.
2. The in processing request which initiated by old xcatd will not be stopped by force. The old xcatd will hand over the sockets to new xcatd, but old xcat will still be waiting for the in processing request to finish before the exit.
It does the same thing as 'service xcatd restart' on NON-systemd enabled Operating System like rh6.x and sles11.x. But for the systemd enabled Operating System like rh7 and sles12, the 'service xcatd restart' just do the I<stop> and I<start> instead of xcatd I<fast restart>.
It's recommended to use B<restartxcatd> command to restart xcatd on systemd enable system like rh7 and sles12 instead of 'service xcatd restart' or 'systemctl restart xcatd'.
=back
B<AIX Specific>
=over 2
It runs 'stopsrc -s xcatd' to stop xcatd first if xcatd is active, then runs 'startsrc -s xcatd' to start xcatd.
If the xcatd subsystem was not created, B<restartxcatd> will create it automatically.
=back
=head1 OPTIONS

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# IBM(c) 2007 EPL license http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html
#(C)IBM Corp
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
=head1 restartxcatd
restartxcatd - this routine is used to restart the xcatd process group.
Linux: It will perform the xcatd fast restart. The 'xcatd fast restart'
has two advantages compares to the 'service stop and then start'.
1. The interval of xcatd out of service is very short.
2. The in processing request which initiated by old xcatd will
not be stopped by force. The old xcatd will hand over the sockets
to new xcatd, but old xcat will still be waiting for the in processing
request to finish before the exit.
It does the same thing as 'service xcatd restart' on NON-systemd OS like
rh6.x and sles11.x. But for the systemd enabled OS like rh7 and sles12,
the 'service xcatd restart' just do the 'stop and start' instead of
'xcatd fast restart'.
SO, it's recommended to use 'restartxcatd' command to restart xcatd on
systemd enable system like rh7 and sles12 instead of 'service xcatd restart' or
'systemctl restart xcatd'.
AIX: It runs 'stopsrc -s xcatd' to stop xcatd first if xcatd is active,
then runs 'startsrc -s xcatd' to start xcatd.
=cut
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
BEGIN
{
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use xCAT::MsgUtils;
use xCAT::Utils;
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
=head1 startstopxcatd
restartxcatd - this routine is used to restart the xcatd processes by
startsrc and stopsrc commands.
It runs on AIX.
=cut
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Main
$::RE_CHECK_NUM = 10; # the times to check the result of command, the checking interval is 1 second
my $rc;
my @output;
my $inoperative = 0;
my $check_num;
if (!(xCAT::Utils->isAIX()))
{ # only runs on AIX
xCAT::MsgUtils->message("E", "Error: This command should only be run on AIX.");
exit 1;
}
my $cmd = basename($0);
# for auditing
my $current_userid = getpwuid($>);
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$rsp->{status} -> [0] = "allowed";
xCAT::MsgUtils->message("SA",$rsp); # syslog and auditlog
# for Linux specific
if (xCAT::Utils->isLinux())
{
print "Restarting xCATd ";
if (-r "/etc/profile.d/xcat.sh") {
$cmd = "source /etc/profile.d/xcat.sh;";
}
$cmd .= "xcatd -p /var/run/xcatd.pid";
xCAT::Utils->runcmd("$cmd", -1);
if ($::RUNCMD_RC == 0) {
print "[ OK ]\n";
system ("logger -p local4.info -t xCAT Restart xcatd: [ OK ].");
exit 0;
} else {
print "[ FAILED ]\n";
system ("logger -p local4.info -t xCAT Restart xcatd: [ FAILED ].");
exit 1;
}
} elsif (!(xCAT::Utils->isAIX())) {
xCAT::MsgUtils->message("E", "Error: This command should only be run on Linux or AIX.");
exit 1;
}
# Following code is for AIX only
$::RE_CHECK_NUM = 10; # the times to check the result of command, the checking interval is 1 second
my $rc;
my @output;
my $inoperative = 0;
my $check_num;
# Check whether the xcatd subsystem has been created
$cmd = "/usr/bin/lssrc -s xcatd | grep \"xcatd Subsystem is not on file\"";
@output = `$cmd`;