xcat-core/xCAT-SoftLayer/bin/pushinitrd

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#!/usr/bin/perl
# Copy the initrd, kernel, params, and static IP info to nodes, so they can net install
# even across vlans (w/o setting up pxe/dhcp broadcast relay). This assumes a working
# OS is on the node. This script is primarily meant to be used in the softlayer environment.
#todo: site attr for using static ip?
use strict;
use Getopt::Long;
use Data::Dumper;
# Globals - these are set once and then only read.
my $HELP;
my $VERBOSE;
my $usage = sub {
my $exitcode = shift @_;
print "Usage: pushinitrd [-?|-h|--help] [-v|--verbose] <noderange>\n\n";
if (!$exitcode) {
print "Copy the initrd, kernel, params, and static IP info to nodes, so they can net install\n";
print "even across vlans (w/o setting up pxe/dhcp broadcast relay). This assumes a working\n";
print "OS is on the node, that you've run nodeset for these nodes, and that all of the nodes\n";
print "are using the same osimage.\n";
}
exit $exitcode;
};
# Process the cmd line args
Getopt::Long::Configure("bundling");
#Getopt::Long::Configure("pass_through");
Getopt::Long::Configure("no_pass_through");
if (!GetOptions('h|?|help' => \$HELP, 'v|verbose' => \$VERBOSE)) { $usage->(1); }
if ($HELP) { $usage->(0); }
if (scalar(@ARGV) != 1) { $usage->(1); }
my $noderange = $ARGV[0];
my %bootparms = getBootParms($noderange);
copyFilesToNodes($noderange, \%bootparms);
updateGrubOnNodes($noderange, \%bootparms);
exit(0);
# Query the db for the kernel, initrd, and kcmdline attributes of the 1st node in the noderange
sub getBootParms {
my $nr = shift @_;
my %bootparms;
my @output = runcmd("nodels $nr bootparams.kernel bootparams.initrd bootparams.kcmdline");
# the attributes can be displayed in a different order than requested, so need to grep for them
my @gresults;
foreach my $a (qw(kernel initrd kcmdline)) {
my $attr = "bootparams.$a";
@gresults = grep(/^\S+:\s+$attr:/, @output);
if (!scalar(@gresults)) { die "Error: attribute $attr not defined for the noderange. Did you run 'nodeset <noderange> osimage=<osimage>' ?\n"; }
# for now just pick the 1st one. They should all be the same, except for the node name kcmdline
chomp($gresults[0]);
$gresults[0] =~ s/^\S+:\s+$attr:\s*//;
$bootparms{$a} = $gresults[0];
if ($a eq 'kcmdline') { $bootparms{$a} =~ s|/install/autoinst/\S+|/install/autoinst/<nodename>|; }
}
# get the mgmt node cluster-facing ip addr
@output = runcmd('lsdef -t site -i master -c');
my ($junk, $ip) = split(/=/, $output[0]);
$bootparms{mnip} = $ip;
verbose(Dumper(\%bootparms));
return %bootparms;
}
# Copy the kernel and initrd to the nodes
# Args: noderange, reference to the bootparms hash
sub copyFilesToNodes {
my $nr = shift @_;
my $bootparms = shift @_;
foreach my $a (qw(kernel initrd)) {
my $file = $bootparms->{$a};
my $localfile = "/tftpboot/$file";
# for the remote file name, use the last 2 parts of the path, separated by "-"
my $remotefile = $file;
$remotefile =~ s|^.*/([^/]+)/([^/]+)$|$1-$2|;
$remotefile = "/boot/$remotefile";
print "Copying $localfile to $nr:$remotefile\n";
runcmd("xdcp $nr -p $localfile $remotefile");
}
}
# Run the modifygrub script on the nodes to update the grub config file
# Args: noderange, reference to the bootparms hash
sub updateGrubOnNodes {
my $nr = shift @_;
my $bootparms = shift @_;
my $vtxt = ($VERBOSE ? '-v' : '');
my @output = runcmd('which modifygrub');
my $modifygrub = $output[0];
chomp($modifygrub);
my $cmd = "xdsh $nr -e $modifygrub $vtxt " . $bootparms->{kernel} . ' ' . $bootparms->{initrd} . ' ';
# we need to quote the kernel parms, both here when passing it to xdsh, and on the node
# when xdsh is passing it to modifygrub. The way to get single quotes inside single quotes
# is to quote each of the outer single quotes with double quotes.
$cmd .= q("'"') . $bootparms->{kcmdline} . q('"'");
$cmd .= ' ' . $bootparms->{mnip};
print "Running modifygrub on $nr to update the grub configuration.\n";
runcmd($cmd);
}
# Pring msg only if -v was specified
sub verbose { if ($VERBOSE) { print shift, "\n"; } }
# Run a command. If called in the context of return an array, it will capture the output
# of the cmd and return it. Otherwise, it will display the output to stdout.
# If the cmd has a non-zero rc, this function will die with a msg.
sub runcmd
{
my ($cmd) = @_;
my $rc;
$cmd .= ' 2>&1' ;
verbose($cmd);
my @output;
if (wantarray) {
@output = `$cmd`;
$rc = $?;
}
else {
system($cmd);
$rc = $?;
}
if ($rc) {
$rc = $rc >> 8;
if ($rc > 0) { die "Error: rc $rc return from cmd: $cmd\n"; }
else { die "Error: system error returned from cmd: $cmd\n"; }
}
elsif (wantarray) { return @output; }
}