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# Get list of running peers
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<perl>
#for ( `ps x` ) { push @peers, [$2,$1,$3] if /^\s*(\d+).+?peerd \((.*):(.*)\)/ }
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#!/usr/bin/perl
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# Install/remove should use update-rc.d
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# - see http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Runlevels_introduction
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# - Actually best to leave as is because redhat uses chkconfig not update-rc.d
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#  but the current peer way is working for both
  
# Get status of all running peers
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# Install the service into init.d and rc2-5.d
if ( exists $config{ remove } ) {
 
}
 
 
 
# Install the service
 
# - install a shell cmd into init.d and links to it in rc[2-5].d
 
 
if ( exists $config{ install } ) {
 
if ( exists $config{ install } ) {
 
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# todo: check if peer of this name/port not already running
# check if peer of this name/port not already running
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my $fn = "$::daemon-" . lc $::peer;
 
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writeFile my $target = "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh",
my $icmd = $cmd;
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"#!/bin/sh\n/usr/bin/perl $::dir/$::daemon $::peer --start --dir=$::dir/\n";
my $fn = "$daemon-".lc $peer;
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symlink $target, "/etc/rc$_.d/S99$fn" for 2..5;
$icmd =~ s/install/start/;
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chmod 0755, "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh";
writeFile my $target = "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh", "#!/bin/sh\n$icmd\n";
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logAdd "$fn.sh added to /etc/init.d";
symlink $target, "/etc/rc$_.d/S09$fn" for 2..5;
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}
}
 
  
 
# Remove the named service and exit
 
# Remove the named service and exit
 
# - remove shell script from init.d and links from rc[2-5].d
 
# - remove shell script from init.d and links from rc[2-5].d
 
if ( exists $config{ remove } ) {
 
if ( exists $config{ remove } ) {
my $fn = "$daemon-".lc $peer;
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my $fn = "$::daemon-" . lc $::peer;
unlink "/etc/rc$_.d/S09$fn" for 2..5;
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unlink "/etc/rc$_.d/S99$fn" for 2..5;
 
unlink "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh";
 
unlink "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh";
}
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logAdd "$fn.sh removed from /etc/init.d";
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}
  
 
# Start as a daemon
 
# Start as a daemon
 
# - see http://www.webreference.com/perl/tutorial/9 for help on daemons in PERL
 
# - see http://www.webreference.com/perl/tutorial/9 for help on daemons in PERL
if ( exists $config{ install } or exists $config{ start } ) {
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if ( exists $config{ start } ) {
 
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# todo: check if peer of this name/port not already running
# check if peer of this name/port not already running
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logAdd "Starting $::daemon::$::peer";
 
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open STDIN, '/dev/null';
logAdd "Starting $daemon::$peer";
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open STDOUT, ">>../$::peer.log";
open STDIN, '/dev/null' or die "Can't read /dev/null: $!";
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open STDERR, ">>../$::peer.log";
open STDOUT, ">>$peer.log" or die "Can't write to /dev/null: $!";
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defined ( my $pid = fork ) or die "Can't fork: $!";
open STDERR, ">>$peer.log" or die "Can't write to /dev/null: $!";
 
defined ( my $pid = fork ) or die "Can't fork: $!";
 
 
exit if $pid;
 
exit if $pid;
setsid or die "Can't start a new session: $!";
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setsid or die "Can't start a new session: $!";
 
umask 0;
 
umask 0;
}
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}
  
 
elsif ( exists $config{ stop } ) {
 
elsif ( exists $config{ stop } ) {
logAdd "Stopping $daemon::$peer...";
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logAdd "Stopping $::daemon::$::peer...";
  
 
# chk if any in localPeers on $port, error if not
 
# chk if any in localPeers on $port, error if not
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# - kill it by pid/sig if it won't die
 
# - kill it by pid/sig if it won't die
 
exit;
 
exit;
}
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}
  
 
elsif ( exists $config{ restart } ) {
 
elsif ( exists $config{ restart } ) {
 
# Signal the named peer to restart
 
# Signal the named peer to restart
 
exit;
 
exit;
}
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}
 
 
if ( exists $config{ status } ) {
 
# - Get running peers/ports list
 
# - also indicates how many children each parent has spawned
 
#for (@peers) {
 
# }
 
exit;
 
}
 
  
# Function for spawning a child to execute a function
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else { exit }
sub spawn {
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</perl>
$subname = shift;
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[[Category:PERL]]
$subref = eval '\&\$subname';
 
$SIG{CHLD} = 'IGNORE';
 
if ( defined( my $pid = fork ) ) { $pid ? logAdd "Spawned child ($pid) for \"$subname\"" : exit &$subref $::subname = $subname }
 
else { logAdd "Cannot fork a child for \"$subname\": $!" }
 
}
 

Latest revision as of 13:14, 8 December 2011

<perl>

  1. !/usr/bin/perl
  2. Install/remove should use update-rc.d
  3. - see http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Runlevels_introduction
  4. - Actually best to leave as is because redhat uses chkconfig not update-rc.d
  5. but the current peer way is working for both
  1. Install the service into init.d and rc2-5.d

if ( exists $config{ install } ) { # todo: check if peer of this name/port not already running my $fn = "$::daemon-" . lc $::peer; writeFile my $target = "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh", "#!/bin/sh\n/usr/bin/perl $::dir/$::daemon $::peer --start --dir=$::dir/\n"; symlink $target, "/etc/rc$_.d/S99$fn" for 2..5; chmod 0755, "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh"; logAdd "$fn.sh added to /etc/init.d"; }

  1. Remove the named service and exit
  2. - remove shell script from init.d and links from rc[2-5].d

if ( exists $config{ remove } ) { my $fn = "$::daemon-" . lc $::peer; unlink "/etc/rc$_.d/S99$fn" for 2..5; unlink "/etc/init.d/$fn.sh"; logAdd "$fn.sh removed from /etc/init.d"; }

  1. Start as a daemon
  2. - see http://www.webreference.com/perl/tutorial/9 for help on daemons in PERL

if ( exists $config{ start } ) { # todo: check if peer of this name/port not already running logAdd "Starting $::daemon::$::peer"; open STDIN, '/dev/null'; open STDOUT, ">>../$::peer.log"; open STDERR, ">>../$::peer.log"; defined ( my $pid = fork ) or die "Can't fork: $!"; exit if $pid; setsid or die "Can't start a new session: $!"; umask 0; }

elsif ( exists $config{ stop } ) { logAdd "Stopping $::daemon::$::peer...";

# chk if any in localPeers on $port, error if not

# Remove the peer from inittab #qx( 'grep -e "^[^2][^P]" /etc/inittab > /etc/inittab.tmp' ); #qx( 'mv /etc/inittab.tmp /etc/inittab' );

# - send a stop to peer using IO::Socket # - poll/timeout peers file to see if it dies # - kill it by pid/sig if it won't die exit; }

elsif ( exists $config{ restart } ) { # Signal the named peer to restart exit; }

else { exit } </perl>