-add support for the statelite table for sles and redhat
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@ -412,8 +412,29 @@ sub mknetboot
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$kcmdline =
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"NFSROOT=$nfssrv:$nfsdir STATEMNT=";
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# add support for subVars in the value of "statemnt"
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if (exists($stateHash->{$node})) {
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$kcmdline .= $stateHash->{$node}->[0]->{statemnt} . " ";
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my $statemnt = $stateHash->{$node}->[0]->{statemnt};
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if (grep /\$/, $statemnt) {
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my ($server, $dir) = split(/:/, $statemnt);
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#if server is blank, then its the directory
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unless($dir) {
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$dir = $server;
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$server = '';
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}
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if(grep /\$|#CMD/, $dir) {
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$dir = subVars($dir, $node, 'dir', $callback);
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$dir = ~ s/\/\//\//g;
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}
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if($server) {
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$server = subVars($server, $node, 'server', $callback);
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}
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$kcmdline .= $server . ":" . $dir . " ";
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} else {
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$kcmdline .= $stateHash->{$node}->[0]->{statemnt} . " ";
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}
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} else {
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$kcmdline .= " ";
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}
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@ -1032,4 +1053,108 @@ sub getplatform {
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return $platform;
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}
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# sub subVars
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# copied from litetreee.pm
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# TODO: need to move the function to xCAT::Utils?
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# some directories will have xCAT database values, like:
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# $nodetype.os. If that is the case we need to open up
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# the database and look at them. We need to make sure
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# we do this sparingly... We don't like tons of hits
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# to the database.
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sub subVars()
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{
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my $dir = shift;
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my $node = shift;
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my $type = shift;
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my $callback = shift;
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# parse all the dollar signs...
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# if its a directory then it has a / in it, so you have to parse it.
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# if its a server, it won't have one so don't worry about it.
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my @arr = split("/", $dir);
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my $fdir = "";
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foreach my $p (@arr){
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# have to make this geric so $ can be in the midle of the name: asdf$foobar.sitadsf
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if($p =~ /\$/){
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my $pre;
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my $suf;
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my @fParts;
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if($p =~ /([^\$]*)([^# ]*)(.*)/){
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$pre= $1;
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$p = $2;
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$suf = $3;
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}
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# have to sub here:
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# get rid of the $ sign.
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foreach my $part (split('\$',$p)){
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if($part eq ''){ next; }
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#$callback->({error=>["part is $part"],errorcode=>[1]});
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# check if p is just the node name:
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if($part eq 'node'){
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# it is so, just return the node.
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#$fdir .= "/$pre$node$suf";
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push @fParts, $node;
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}else{
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# ask the xCAT DB what the attribute is.
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my ($table, $col) = split('\.', $part);
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unless($col){ $col = 'UNDEFINED' };
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my $tab = xCAT::Table->new($table);
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unless($tab){
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$callback->({error=>["$table does not exist"],errorcode=>[1]});
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return;
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}
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my $ent;
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my $val;
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if($table eq 'site'){
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$val = $tab->getAttribs( { key => "$col" }, 'value' );
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$val = $val->{'value'};
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}else{
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$ent = $tab->getNodeAttribs($node,[$col]);
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$val = $ent->{$col};
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}
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unless($val){
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# couldn't find the value!!
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$val = "UNDEFINED"
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}
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push @fParts, $val;
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}
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}
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my $val = join('.', @fParts);
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if($type eq 'dir'){
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$fdir .= "/$pre$val$suf";
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}else{
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$fdir .= $pre . $val . $suf;
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}
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}else{
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# no substitution here
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$fdir .= "/$p";
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}
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}
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# now that we've processed variables, process commands
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# this isn't quite rock solid. You can't name directories with #'s in them.
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if($fdir =~ /#CMD=/){
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my $dir;
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foreach my $p (split(/#/,$fdir)){
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if($p =~ /CMD=/){
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$p =~ s/CMD=//;
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my $cmd = $p;
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#$callback->({info=>[$p]});
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$p = `$p 2>&1`;
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chomp($p);
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#$callback->({info=>[$p]});
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unless($p){
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$p = "#CMD=$p did not return output#";
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}
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}
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$dir .= $p;
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}
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$fdir = $dir;
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}
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return $fdir;
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}
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1;
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@ -227,6 +227,9 @@ sub subVar {
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my $node = shift;
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my $type = shift;
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my $callback = shift;
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#debug#
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use Data::Dumper;
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#debug#
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# parse all the dollar signs...
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# if its a directory then it has a / in it, so you have to parse it.
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# if its a server, it won't have one so don't worry about it.
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@ -234,6 +237,7 @@ sub subVar {
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my $fdir = "";
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foreach my $p (@arr){
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# have to make this geric so $ can be in the midle of the name: asdf$foobar.sitadsf
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print Dumper($p);
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if($p =~ /\$/){
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my $pre;
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my $suf;
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@ -291,8 +291,28 @@ sub mknetboot
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}
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$kcmdline =
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"NFSROOT=$nfssrv:$nfsdir STATEMNT=";
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# add support for subVars in the value of "statemnt"
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if (exists($stateHash->{$node})) {
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$kcmdline .= $stateHash->{$node}->[0]->{statemnt} . " ";
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my $statemnt = $stateHash->{$node}->[0]->{statemnt};
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if (grep /\$/, $statemnt) {
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my ($server, $dir) = split(/:/, $statemnt);
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#if server is blank, then its the directory
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unless($dir) {
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$dir = $server;
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$server = '';
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}
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if(grep /\$|#CMD/, $dir) {
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$dir = subVars($dir, $node, 'dir', $callback);
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$dir = ~ s/\/\//\//g;
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}
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if($server) {
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$server = subVars($server, $node, 'server', $callback);
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}
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$kcmdline .= $server . ":" . $dir . " ";
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} else {
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$kcmdline .= $stateHash->{$node}->[0]->{statemnt} . " ";
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}
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} else {
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$kcmdline .= " ";
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}
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@ -965,4 +985,108 @@ sub copycd
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# return "";
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#}
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# sub subVars
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# copied from litetreee.pm
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# TODO: need to move the function to xCAT::Utils?
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# some directories will have xCAT database values, like:
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# $nodetype.os. If that is the case we need to open up
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# the database and look at them. We need to make sure
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# we do this sparingly... We don't like tons of hits
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# to the database.
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sub subVars()
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{
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my $dir = shift;
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my $node = shift;
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my $type = shift;
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my $callback = shift;
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# parse all the dollar signs...
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# if its a directory then it has a / in it, so you have to parse it.
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# if its a server, it won't have one so don't worry about it.
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my @arr = split("/", $dir);
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my $fdir = "";
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foreach my $p (@arr){
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# have to make this geric so $ can be in the midle of the name: asdf$foobar.sitadsf
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if($p =~ /\$/){
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my $pre;
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my $suf;
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my @fParts;
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if($p =~ /([^\$]*)([^# ]*)(.*)/){
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$pre= $1;
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$p = $2;
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$suf = $3;
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}
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# have to sub here:
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# get rid of the $ sign.
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foreach my $part (split('\$',$p)){
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if($part eq ''){ next; }
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#$callback->({error=>["part is $part"],errorcode=>[1]});
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# check if p is just the node name:
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if($part eq 'node'){
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# it is so, just return the node.
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#$fdir .= "/$pre$node$suf";
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push @fParts, $node;
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}else{
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# ask the xCAT DB what the attribute is.
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my ($table, $col) = split('\.', $part);
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unless($col){ $col = 'UNDEFINED' };
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my $tab = xCAT::Table->new($table);
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unless($tab){
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$callback->({error=>["$table does not exist"],errorcode=>[1]});
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return;
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}
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my $ent;
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my $val;
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if($table eq 'site'){
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$val = $tab->getAttribs( { key => "$col" }, 'value' );
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$val = $val->{'value'};
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}else{
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$ent = $tab->getNodeAttribs($node,[$col]);
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$val = $ent->{$col};
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}
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unless($val){
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# couldn't find the value!!
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$val = "UNDEFINED"
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}
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push @fParts, $val;
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}
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}
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my $val = join('.', @fParts);
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if($type eq 'dir'){
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$fdir .= "/$pre$val$suf";
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}else{
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$fdir .= $pre . $val . $suf;
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}
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}else{
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# no substitution here
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$fdir .= "/$p";
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}
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}
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# now that we've processed variables, process commands
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# this isn't quite rock solid. You can't name directories with #'s in them.
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if($fdir =~ /#CMD=/){
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my $dir;
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foreach my $p (split(/#/,$fdir)){
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if($p =~ /CMD=/){
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$p =~ s/CMD=//;
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my $cmd = $p;
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#$callback->({info=>[$p]});
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$p = `$p 2>&1`;
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chomp($p);
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#$callback->({info=>[$p]});
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unless($p){
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$p = "#CMD=$p did not return output#";
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}
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}
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$dir .= $p;
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}
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$fdir = $dir;
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}
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return $fdir;
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}
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