#!/usr/bin/env perl # IBM(c) 2007 EPL license http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html # Script to demonstrate how to parse out the event info that comes from a # Condition that is watching another Condition in a hierarchical cluster environment. # To use this script, create a Response that invokes this script with email address as the input. # Then associate the Response with a Condition that is watching Conditions on other # nodes. When the Conditions occur, this script will wall the relevant event information. # This info that is passed into this sample is structured as follows: # EMS Condition/Event: # $ENV{ERRM_COND_NAME} # $ENV{ERRM_TYPEID} # ... # $ENV{ERRM_NODE_NAME} --> SN # $ENV{ERRM_RSRC_NAME} --> SN Condition # $ENV{ERRM_VALUE} --> SN Event: # $Occurred # $ErrNum # ... # $NodeName --> Leaf Node: # $ResourceName --> Resource # $Attribute 1 --> Attr 1 # $Attribute 2 --> Attr 2 use strict; use Getopt::Std; use POSIX qw(strftime); # Convert Severity and Type environment variables from integers to strings my @COND_SEVERITY = qw(Informational Warning Critical); my @TYPE = ('Event', 'Rearm event'); my $severity=$COND_SEVERITY[$ENV{ERRM_COND_SEVERITYID}]; my $type=$TYPE[$ENV{ERRM_TYPEID }]; my $where = join(' ', @ARGV); # Parse the ERRM_VALUE attribute, which will contain the EventOccurred structured data variable from the Condition class # The fields in this structured data variable are documented below where we parse them out. my $event = $ENV{ERRM_VALUE}; $event =~ s/^\[(.*)\]$/$1/; # SD variables have square brackets around them # This parse the LastEvent my ( # split the SD into the following fields: $Occurred, # One if the condition has been triggered $ErrNum, # Non-zero if there was in error in the event registration $ErrMsg, # The string msg related to ErrNum $EventFlags, # Bit mask giving some additional info about the event $EventTime, # Time of event expressed in seconds since 1/1/1970 $EventTimeMicros, # Number of microseconds past EventTime $ResourceHandle, # Binary address of the RMC resource that caused the condition to be triggered $NodeName, # The node on which the event occurred. For conditions that use the management domain scope (4), # this will be the leaf node. For conditions that use the local scope (e.g. NodeReachability), # this will be the FMS. $NumAttrs, # Number of attr values from the resource returned in this event $NumAttrsInExpr, # How many of the above were attributes in the event expression $IndexForAttrs, # The starting index of the array of values. Until new fixed fields are added # to LastEvent, this will be the element right after this one. $AttrArray # This list of attribute names, types, and values ) = split(/,/, $event, 12); my @attrArray = split(/,/, $AttrArray); # Note: parsing this way does not support SDs or SD Arrays that may be in this list my ($ResourceName, $valuesMsg); my $j = 0; # index into attrArray for (my $i=0; $i<$NumAttrs; $i++) { my $attrName = $attrArray[$j++]; my $attrType = $attrArray[$j++]; # Types <= 8 are "simple" types. Types > 8 are SDs and arrays. my $attrValue = $attrArray[$j++]; if ($attrName eq '"Name"') { $ResourceName = $attrValue; } $valuesMsg .= " Attribute Value $i: $attrName = $attrValue\n"; } if (!length($ResourceName)) { $ResourceName = '(unknown)'; } my $msg; $msg .= "$severity $type occurred:\n"; $msg .= " MN Condition: $ENV{ERRM_COND_NAME}\n"; $msg .= " SN Condition: $ENV{ERRM_RSRC_NAME}\n"; $msg .= " SN: $ENV{ERRM_NODE_NAME}\n"; # do we have to use $ERRM_NODE_NAMELIST here? $msg .= " Node: $NodeName\n"; $msg .= " Resource: $ResourceName\n"; $msg .= " Time: " . convertTime($EventTime) . " \n"; if (length($valuesMsg)) { $msg .= " Attributes:\n"; $msg .= $valuesMsg; } # Skipped the following: $ERRM_EXPR $ERRM_RSRC_CLASS_PNAME $ERRM_DATA_TYPE $ERRM_NODE_NAMELIST $ERRM_RSRC_TYPE #$str = escape_chars($str); my $rc = system(qq(echo "$msg" | write $where)) >> 8; exit $rc; #open(CMD, "| wall") || die "Error: can not start wall command.\n"; #print CMD $msg; #close(CMD); # convert time string sub convertTime { my ($seconds, $micro) = split(/\./, $_[0]); return strftime("%A %D %T", localtime($seconds)); }