# IBM(c) 2007 EPL license http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html

package xCAT_plugin::fsp;
use strict;
use xCAT::PPC;


##########################################################################
# Command handler method from tables
##########################################################################
sub handled_commands {
  return {
      rpower    => 'nodehm:power,mgt',
      reventlog => 'nodehm:mgt',
      rspconfig => 'nodehm:mgt',
      mkhwconn  => 'nodehm:mgt',
      rmhwconn  => 'nodehm:mgt',
      lshwconn  => 'nodehm:mgt',
      renergy   => 'nodehm:mgt' ,
      rinv      => 'nodehm:mgt',
      rflash    => 'nodehm:mgt',
      getmacs   => 'nodehm:mgt',
      rnetboot  => 'nodehm:mgt',
      rbootseq  => 'nodehm:mgt',
      rvitals   => 'nodehm:mgt',
      mkvm      => 'nodehm:mgt',
      lsvm      => 'nodehm:mgt',
      chvm      => 'nodehm:mgt',
      rscan     => 'nodehm:mgt'

  };
}

##########################################################################
# Pre-process request from xCat daemon
##########################################################################
sub preprocess_request {

    #######################################################
    # IO::Socket::SSL apparently does not work with LWP.pm
    # When used, POST/GETs return immediately with:
    #     500 Can't connect to <nodename>:443 (Timeout)
    #
    # Net::HTTPS, which is used by LWP::Protocol::https::Socket,
    # uses either IO::Socket::SSL or Net::SSL. It chooses
    # by looking to see if $IO::Socket::SSL::VERSION
    # is defined (i.e. the module's already loaded) and
    # uses that if so. If not, it first tries Net::SSL,
    # then IO::Socket::SSL only if that cannot be loaded.
    # So we should invalidate  IO::Socket::SSL here and
    # load Net::SSL.
    #######################################################
    $IO::Socket::SSL::VERSION = undef;
    eval { require Net::SSL };
    if ( $@ ) {
        my $callback = $_[1];
        $callback->( {errorcode=>1,data=>[$@]} );
        return(1);
    }
    xCAT::PPC::preprocess_request(__PACKAGE__,@_);
}

##########################################################################
# Process request from xCat daemon
##########################################################################
sub process_request {
    xCAT::PPC::process_request(__PACKAGE__,@_);
}




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