xcat-core/xCAT-server/lib/xcat/plugins/nodediscover.pm
2012-02-10 02:23:01 +00:00

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Perl

#!/usr/bin/env perl
# IBM(c) 2007 EPL license http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html
package xCAT_plugin::nodediscover;
use xCAT::Table;
use IO::Socket;
use strict;
use XML::Simple;
$XML::Simple::PREFERRED_PARSER='XML::Parser';
use Data::Dumper;
use POSIX "WNOHANG";
use Storable qw(freeze thaw);
use IO::Select;
use IO::Handle;
use xCAT::Utils;
use Sys::Syslog;
use Text::Balanced qw(extract_bracketed);
sub gethosttag {
#This function tries to return a good hostname for a node based on the
#network to which it is connected (by $netn or maybe $ifname)
#heuristic:
#if the client had a valid IP address from a dhcp server, that is used as key
#once the matching network is found, and an explicit mapping defined, try that
#next, try to see if the ip for the case where hostname==nodename is on this net, if so, return that
#next, try to do nodename-ifname, return that if successful
#next, repeat process for all networks that have the common mgtifname field
#return undef for now if none of the above worked
my $node = shift;
my $netn = shift;
my $ifname = shift;
my $usednames = shift;
my %netmap = %{xCAT::Utils::my_if_netmap()};
my $mgtifname = $netmap{$netn};
my $secondpass = 0;
my $name = "";
my $defhost = inet_aton($node);
my $nettab = xCAT::Table->new('networks');
my $defn="";
my @netents = @{$nettab->getAllEntries()};
my $pass;
#TODO: mgtifname field will get trounced in hierarchical setup, use a live check to match accurately
foreach (@netents) {
if ($_->{net} eq $netn or ($mgtifname and $mgtifname eq $netmap{$_->{net}})) { #either is the network or shares physical interface
if ($_->{nodehostname}) { #Check for a nodehostname rule in the table
$name = $node;
if ($_->{nodehostname} =~ /^\/[^\/]*\/[^\/]*\/$/)
{
my $exp = substr($_->{nodehostname}, 1);
chop $exp;
my @parts = split('/', $exp, 2);
$name =~ s/$parts[0]/$parts[1]/;
}
elsif ($_->{nodehostname} =~ /^\|.*\|.*\|$/)
{
#Perform arithmetic and only arithmetic operations in bracketed issues on the right.
#Tricky part: don't allow potentially dangerous code, only eval if
#to-be-evaled expression is only made up of ()\d+-/%$
#Futher paranoia? use Safe module to make sure I'm good
my $exp = substr($_->{nodehostname}, 1);
chop $exp;
my @parts = split('\|', $exp, 2);
my $curr;
my $next;
my $prev;
my $retval = $parts[1];
($curr, $next, $prev) =
extract_bracketed($retval, '()', qr/[^()]*/);
unless($curr) { #If there were no paramaters to save, treat this one like a plain regex
$name =~ s/$parts[0]/$parts[1]/;
}
while ($curr)
{
#my $next = $comps[0];
if ($curr =~ /^[\{\}()\-\+\/\%\*\$\d]+$/ or $curr =~ /^\(sprintf\(["'%\dcsduoxefg]+,\s*[\{\}()\-\+\/\%\*\$\d]+\)\)$/ )
{
use integer;
#We only allow integer operations, they are the ones that make sense for the application
my $value = $name;
$value =~ s/$parts[0]/$curr/ee;
$retval = $prev . $value . $next;
}
else
{
print "$curr is bad\n";
}
($curr, $next, $prev) =
extract_bracketed($retval, '()', qr/[^()]*/);
}
#At this point, $retval is the expression after being arithmetically contemplated, a generated regex, and therefore
#must be applied in total
$name =~ s/$parts[0]/$retval/;
#print Data::Dumper::Dumper(extract_bracketed($parts[1],'()',qr/[^()]*/));
#use text::balanced extract_bracketed to parse earch atom, make sure nothing but arith operators, parans, and numbers are in it to guard against code execution
}
print "Name: $name\n";
#$name =~ s/$left/$right/;
if ($name and inet_aton($name)) {
if ($netn eq $_->{net} and not $usednames->{$name}) { return $name; }
#At this point, it could still be valid if block was entered due to mgtifname
my $nnetn = inet_ntoa(pack("N",unpack("N",inet_aton($name)) & unpack("N",inet_aton($_->{mask}))));
if ($nnetn eq $_->{net} and not $usednames->{$name}) { return $name; }
}
$name=""; #Still here, this branch failed
}
$defn="";
if ($defhost) {
$defn = inet_ntoa(pack("N",unpack("N",$defhost) & unpack("N",inet_aton($_->{mask}))));
}
if ($defn eq $_->{net} and not $usednames->{$node}) { #the default nodename is on this network
return $node;
}
my $tentativehost = $node . "-".$ifname;
my $tnh = inet_aton($tentativehost);
if ($tnh) {
my $nnetn = inet_ntoa(pack("N",unpack("N",$tnh) & unpack("N",inet_aton($_->{mask}))));
if ($nnetn eq $_->{net} and not $usednames->{$tentativehost}) {
return $tentativehost;
}
}
}
}
}
sub handled_commands {
return {
#discovered => 'chain:ondiscover',
discovered => 'nodediscover',
};
}
sub process_request {
my $request = shift;
my $callback = shift;
my $doreq = shift;
my $node = $request->{node}->[0];
my $ip = $request->{'_xcat_clientip'};
openlog("xCAT node discovery",'','local0');
#First, fill in tables with data fields..
if (defined($request->{mtm}) or defined($request->{serial})) {
my $vpdtab = xCAT::Table->new("vpd",-create=>1);
if ($request->{uuid}->[0]) {
$vpdtab->setNodeAttribs($node,{uuid=>$request->{uuid}->[0]});
}
if ($request->{mtm}->[0]) {
$vpdtab->setNodeAttribs($node,{mtm=>$request->{mtm}->[0]});
}
if ($request->{serial}) {
$vpdtab->setNodeAttribs($node,{serial=>$request->{serial}->[0]});
}
}
my $nrtab;
my @discoverynics;
my @forcenics; #list of 'eth' style interface names to require to come up on post-discovery client dhcp restart
if (defined($request->{arch})) {
#Set the architecture in nodetype. If 32-bit only x86 or ppc detected, overwrite. If x86_64, only set if either not set or not an x86 family
my $typetab=xCAT::Table->new("nodetype",-create=>1);
(my $nent) = $typetab->getNodeAttribs($node,['arch','supportedarchs']);
if ($request->{arch}->[0] =~ /x86_64/) {
if ($nent and ($nent->{arch} =~ /x86/)) { #If already an x86 variant, do not change
unless ($nent and $nent->{supportedarchs} =~ /x86_64/) {
$typetab->setNodeAttribs($node,{supportedarchs=>"x86,x86_64"});
}
} else {
$typetab->setNodeAttribs($node,{arch=>$request->{arch}->[0],supportedarchs=>"x86,x86_64"});
#this check is so that if an admin explicitly declares a node 'x86', the 64 bit capability is ignored
}
} else {
unless ($nent and $nent->{supportedarchs} eq $request->{arch}->[0] and $nent->{arch} eq $request->{arch}->[0]) {
$typetab->setNodeAttribs($node,{arch=>$request->{arch}->[0],supportedarchs=>$request->{arch}->[0]});
}
}
my $currboot='';
$nrtab = xCAT::Table->new('noderes'); #Attempt to check and set if wrong the netboot method on discovery, if admin omitted
(my $rent) = $nrtab->getNodeAttribs($node,['netboot','discoverynics']);
if ($rent and defined $rent->{discoverynics}) {
@discoverynics=split /,/,$rent->{discoverynics};
}
if ($rent and $rent->{'netboot'}) {
$currboot=$rent->{'netboot'};
}
if ($request->{arch}->[0] =~ /x86/ and $currboot !~ /pxe/ and $currboot !~ /xnba/) {
$nrtab->setNodeAttribs($node,{netboot=>'xnba'});
} elsif ($request->{arch}->[0] =~ /ppc/ and $currboot !~ /yaboot/) {
$nrtab->setNodeAttribs($node,{netboot=>'yaboot'});
}
}
if (defined($request->{mac})) {
my $mactab = xCAT::Table->new("mac",-create=>1);
my @ifinfo;
my $macstring = "";
my %usednames;
my %bydriverindex;
my $forcenic=0; #-1 is force skip, 0 is use default behavior, 1 is force to be declared even if hosttag is skipped to do so
foreach (@{$request->{mac}}) {
@ifinfo = split /\|/;
if ($ifinfo[1] eq 'usb0') { #skip usb nic
next;
}
$bydriverindex{$ifinfo[0]} += 1;
if (scalar @discoverynics) {
$forcenic=-1; #$forcenic defaults to explicitly skip nic
foreach my $nic (@discoverynics) {
if ($nic =~ /:/) { #syntax like 'bnx2:0' to say the first bnx2 managed interface
(my $driver,my $index) = split /:/,$nic;
if ($driver eq $ifinfo[0] and $index == ($bydriverindex{$driver}-1)) {
$forcenic=1; #force nic to be put into database
push @forcenics,$ifinfo[1];
last;
}
} else { #simple 'eth2' sort of argument
if ($nic eq $ifinfo[1]) {
push @forcenics,$ifinfo[1];
$forcenic=1;
last;
}
}
}
}
if ($forcenic == -1) { #if force to skip, go to next nic
next;
}
my $currmac = lc($ifinfo[2]);
if ($ifinfo[3]) {
(my $ip,my $netbits) = split /\//,$ifinfo[3];
if ($ip =~ /\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+/) {
my $ipn = unpack("N",inet_aton($ip));
my $mask = 2**$netbits-1<<(32-$netbits);
my $netn = inet_ntoa(pack("N",$ipn & $mask));
my $hosttag = gethosttag($node,$netn,@ifinfo[1],\%usednames);
print Dumper($hosttag) . "\n";
if ($hosttag) {
$usednames{$hosttag}=1;
if ($hosttag eq $node) {
$macstring .= $currmac."|";
} else {
$macstring .= $currmac."!".$hosttag."|";
}
} else {
if ($forcenic == 1) { $macstring .= $currmac."|"; } else { $macstring .= $currmac."!*NOIP*|"; }
}
}
} else {
if ($forcenic == 1) { $macstring .= $currmac."|"; }
}
}
$macstring =~ s/\|\z//;
$mactab->setNodeAttribs($node,{mac=>$macstring});
my %request = (
command => ['makedhcp'],
node => [$node]
);
$doreq->(\%request);
}
#TODO: mac table? on the one hand, 'the' definitive interface was determined earlier...
#Delete the state it was in to make it traverse destiny once agoin
my $chaintab = xCAT::Table->new('chain');
if ($chaintab) {
$chaintab->setNodeAttribs($node,{currstate=>'',currchain=>''});
$chaintab->close();
}
my $restartstring = "restart";
if (scalar @forcenics > 0) {
$restartstring .= " (".join("|",@forcenics).")";
}
#now, notify the node to continue life
my $sock = new IO::Socket::INET (
PeerAddr => $ip,
PeerPort => '3001',
Timeout => '1',
Proto => 'tcp'
);
unless ($sock) { syslog("err","Failed to notify $ip that it's actually $node."); return; } #Give up if the node won't hear of it.
print $sock $restartstring;
close($sock);
syslog("info","$node has been discovered");
}
1;