ryzom-core/code/ryzom/tools/scripts/linux/utilities

#!/bin/sh

SSH_AGENT_FILE="$HOME/ssh_agent_file"

BASENAME=`basename $0`
LOG_INFO="$HOME/log/${BASENAME}_info.log"
LOG_ERROR="$HOME/log/${BASENAME}_error.log"

# first param is the subject line
# others params are email
function send_mail()
{
	SUBJECT=$1
	shift
	echo Send mail to $* with log $LOG_ERROR in body and subject $SUBJECT
	cat $LOG_ERROR | mail -s "$SUBJECT on `hostname`" $*
}

function print_success()
{
	echo "*********************** $* SUCCESS !"
	echo
}

function print_failure()
{
	echo "***************************************************"
	echo "***************************************************"
	echo "*********************** $* FAILED"
	echo "***************************************************"
	echo "***************************************************"
}


# failed fill the log and send email if necessary
# argument are the error message
function failed()
{
	print_failure $*
	if [ "X$LOG_INFO" != "X" ]
		then
		print_failure $* >> $LOG_INFO
	fi
	if [ "X$LOG_ERROR" != "X" ]
		then
		print_failure $* >> $LOG_ERROR
	fi

	if [ "X$MAIL_ERROR" != "X" ]
		then
		send_mail "$* FAILED" $MAIL_ERROR
		else
		echo "No email to send the error mail" >> $LOG_ERROR
	fi

	echo "exiting..."
	exit
}

# useful function to avoid continuing if something goes wrong
# first param is $? and second is the string that will display
function verify()
{
	if [ $1 -eq 0 ]
		then
		shift
		print_success $*
		if [ "X$LOG_INFO" != "X" ]
			then
			print_success $* >> $LOG_INFO
		fi
		if [ "X$LOG_ERROR" != "X" ]
			then
			print_success $* >> $LOG_ERROR
		fi
	else
		shift
		failed $*
	fi
}

# step_failed() fills the log and increments $STEPS_FAILURES
function step_failed()
{
	print_failure $*
	if [ "X$LOG_INFO" != "X" ]
		then
		print_failure $* >> $LOG_INFO
	fi
	if [ "X$LOG_ERROR" != "X" ]
		then
		print_failure $* >> $LOG_ERROR
	fi

	if [ "X$STEPS_FAILURES" = "X" ]
		then
		STEPS_FAILURES=0
		else
		STEPS_FAILURES=`expr $STEPS_FAILURES + 1`
	fi
}

# call init_steps() before you use step()
# it takes a label for following steps as parameter
function init_steps()
{
	STEPS_LABEL="$*"
	STEPS_FAILURES=0
}

# like verify() but will continue even if step failed until verify_steps() is called
# first param is $? and second is the string that will display
function step()
{
	if [ $1 -eq 0 ]
		then
		shift
		print_success $*
		if [ "X$LOG_INFO" != "X" ]
			then
			print_success $* >> $LOG_INFO
		fi
		if [ "X$LOG_ERROR" != "X" ]
			then
			print_success $* >> $LOG_ERROR
		fi
	else
		shift
		step_failed $*
	fi
}

# call verify_steps() when you want to stop if error(s) occured in previous steps
function verify_steps()
{
    if [ $STEPS_FAILURES -eq 0 ]
        then
        print_success $STEPS_LABEL
        if [ "X$LOG_INFO" != "X" ]
            then
            print_success $STEPS_LABEL >> $LOG_INFO
        fi
        if [ "X$LOG_ERROR" != "X" ]
            then
            print_success $STEPS_LABEL >> $LOG_ERROR
        fi
    else
		if [ $STEPS_FAILURES -eq 1 ]
			then
			failed "1 step failed: $STEPS_LABEL"
		else
			failed "$STEPS_FAILURES steps failed: $STEPS_LABEL"
		fi
    fi
}

function ask_confirmation()
{
	echo "Using this script will destroy the current version, type 'yes' if you really want to do that"
	read CONF
	if [ "X$CONF" != "Xyes" ]; then
		failed "You didn't answer 'yes', I stop the script!"
	fi
}

function check_host()
{
	HOST=`hostname -s`
	if [ "X$HOST" != "X$1" ]; then
		failed "You can execute this script only on '$1' and not on '$HOST'"
	fi
}

# useful function to initialize the default log for all scripts
function init()
{
	if [ "X$LOG_INFO" != "X" ]
		then
		test ! -f $LOG_INFO || rm $LOG_INFO
		touch $LOG_INFO
		# display all ulimit in the log
		ulimit -a >>$LOG_INFO
	fi

	if [ "X$LOG_ERROR" != "X" ]
		then
		test ! -f $LOG_ERROR || rm $LOG_ERROR
		touch $LOG_ERROR
	fi
}

function init_ssh()
{
	if [ ! -f $SSH_AGENT_FILE ]
		then
		failed "the file $SSH_AGENT_FILE not exist, you must call create_ssh_agent_file first"
	fi

	eval `cat $SSH_AGENT_FILE`

}