#!/usr/bin/perl # IBM(c) 2007 EPL license http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html package XCAT; use Socket; use xCAT::Utils; use xCAT::MsgUtils; use base xCAT::DSHContext; # Define remote shell globals from xCAT our $XCAT_RSH_CMD; our $XCAT_RCP_CMD; # # get the remote command settings # XCAT->get_xcat_remote_cmds; # Global Data structures for xCAT context our @xcat_node_list = (); our %xcat_nodegroup_table = (); #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 context_defaults Assign default properties for the xCAT context. A default property for a context will be used if the property is not user configured in any other way. Arguments: None Returns: A reference to a hash table with the configured default properties for the xCAT context Globals: $XCAT_RSH_CMD Error: None Example: $default_properties = XCAT->config_defaults; Comments: $defaults hash table contents: $defaults{'NodeRemoteShell'} - default remote shell to use for node targets =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub context_defaults { my %defaults = (); $defaults{'NodeRemoteShell'} = $XCAT_RSH_CMD; return \%defaults; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 context_properties Configure the user specified context properties for the xCAT context. These properties are configured by the user through environment variables or external configuration files. Arguments: None Returns: A reference to a hash table of user-configured properties for the xCAT context. Globals: None Error: None Example: $properties = XCAT->config_properties Comments: =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub context_properties { my %properties = (); $properties{'RemoteShell'} = $XCAT_RSH_CMD; $properties{'RemoteCopyCmd'} = $XCAT_RCP_CMD; return \%properties; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 all_devices Comments: devices are nodes in the XCAT context. Use node flags and not device flags. =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub all_devices { my ($class, $resolved_targets) = @_; xCAT::MsgUtils->message( "E", " Nodes and Devices are considered nodes in xCAT.\n The -A flag is not supported. Use the all group in XCAT to dsh to all node/devices.\n" ); return; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 all_nodes Returns an array of all node names in the xCAT context Note in xCAT everything is a node including devices Arguments: None Returns: An array of node/device names Globals: @xcat_node_list Error: None Example: @nodes = XCAT->get_xcat_node_list; Comments: =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub all_nodes { scalar(@xcat_node_list) || XCAT->get_xcat_node_list; return @xcat_node_list; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 all_nodegroups Returns an array of all node group names in the xCAT context Note in xCAT everything is a node including devices Arguments: None Returns: An array of node/device group names Globals: %xcat_nodegroup_table Error: None Example: @nodegroups = XCAT->all_nodegroups; Comments: =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub all_nodegroups { scalar(%xcat_nodegroup_table) || XCAT->get_xcat_nodegroup_table; return keys(%xcat_nodegroup_table); } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 nodegroup_members Given a node/device group in the xCAT context, this routine expands the membership of the group and returns a list of its members. Arguments: $nodegroup - node group name Returns: An array of node group members Globals: $nodegroup_path Error: None Example: $members = XCAT->nodegroup_members('MyGroup1'); Comments: =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub nodegroup_members { my ($class, $nodegroup) = @_; my %node_list = (); scalar(%xcat_nodegroup_table) || XCAT->get_xcat_nodegroup_table; !defined($xcat_nodegroup_table{$nodegroup}) && return undef; my @nodes = split /,/, $xcat_nodegroup_table{$nodegroup}; foreach my $node (@nodes) { $node_list{$node}++; } my @members = keys(%node_list); return \@members; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 resolve_node Within the xCAT context, resolve the name of a given node and augment the supplied property hash table with xCAT node information. Arguments: $target_properties - basic properties hash table reference for a node Returns: 1 if resolution was successful undef otherwise Globals: $XCAT_RSH_CMD $XCAT_RCP_CMD Error: None Example: XCAT->resolve_node($target_properties); Comments: =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub resolve_node { my ($class, $target_properties) = @_; $$target_properties{'remote-shell'} = $XCAT_RSH_CMD; $$target_properties{'remote-copy'} = $XCAT_RCP_CMD; return 1; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 get_xcat_remote_cmds Using xCAT native commands, store the remote command settings for the remote shell and remote copy commands determined from the site.tab file useSSHonAIX attribute. If the attribute is set to yes or 1 then we will setup and use ssh on AIX, otherwise we use rsh. On Linux, we always setup and use ssh. Arguments: None Returns: None Globals: $XCAT_RSH_CMD $XCAT_RCP_CMD Error: None Example: XCAT->get_xcat_remote_cmds Comments: Internal routine only =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub get_xcat_remote_cmds { if (xCAT::Utils::isLinux) { $XCAT_RSH_CMD = "/usr/bin/ssh"; # default $XCAT_RCP_CMD = "/usr/bin/scp"; #default } else { # AIX $XCAT_RSH_CMD = "/bin/rsh"; # default $XCAT_RCP_CMD = "/bin/rcp"; #default my @usesshonaix = xCAT::Utils->get_site_attribute("useSSHonAIX"); $usesshonaix[0] =~ tr/a-z/A-Z/; # convert to upper if (($usesshonaix[0] eq "1") || ($usesshonaix[0] eq "YES")) { # use ssh/scp $XCAT_RSH_CMD = "/bin/ssh"; # default $XCAT_RCP_CMD = "/bin/scp"; #default } } } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 get_xcat_node_list Using xCAT native commands, this routine builds a cached list of node/device names defined in the xCAT context Arguments: None Returns: None Globals: %xcat_node_list Error: None Example: XCAT->get_xcat_node_list Comments: Internal routine only =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub get_xcat_node_list { @xcat_node_list = xCAT::Utils->get_node_list; chomp(@xcat_node_list); } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head3 get_xcat_nodegroup_table Using xCAT native commands, this routine builds a cached list of node groups and their members defined in the xCAT context Arguments: None Returns: None Globals: %xcat_nodegroup_table Error: None Example: XCAT->get_xcat_nodegroup_table Comments: Internal routine only =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub get_xcat_nodegroup_table { $node_list = ""; my @nodegroups = xCAT::Utils->list_all_node_groups; for my $group (@nodegroups) { chomp($group); my @nodes = `nodels $group`; while (@nodes) { my $nodename = shift @nodes; chomp($nodename); $node_list .= $nodename; $node_list .= ","; } chop($node_list); $xcat_nodegroup_table{$group} = $node_list; $node_list = ""; } } sub query_node { my ($class, $node, $flag) = @_; my @xcat_nodes = all_nodes(); $~ = "NODES"; if ($flag) { if (grep(/^$node$/, @xcat_nodes)) { print("$node : Valid\n"); } else { print("$node : Invalid\n"); } } else { print("$node : Invalid\n"); } } sub query_group { my ($class, $group) = @_; my @xcat_groups = all_nodegroups(); $~ = "GROUPS"; if (grep(/^$group$/, @xcat_groups)) { print("$group : Valid\n"); } else { print("$group : Invalid\n"); } } 1; #end