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#!/bin/bash
# Find compile servers for systemtap
#
# Copyright (C) 2008 Red Hat Inc.
#
# This file is part of systemtap, and is free software. You can
# redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General
# Public License (GPL); either version 2, or (at your option) any
# later version.
# This script uses avahi to find systemtap compile servers on the local
# network. Information about each server found is printed to stdout.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helper functions.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# function: configuration
function configuration {
avahi_service_tag=_stap._tcp
}
# function: initialization
function initialization {
rc=1 # not found yet
if test "X$1" = "X--all"; then
find_all=1
else
find_all=0
fi
}
# function: find_and_connect_to_server
#
# Find and establish connection with a compatibale stap server.
function find_servers {
# Find a server
avahi-browse $avahi_service_tag --terminate -r 2>/dev/null | match_server
rc=$?
}
# function: match_server
#
# Find a suitable server using the avahi-browse output provided on stdin.
function match_server {
local server_ip
local server_name
local server_sysinfo
local server_port
local rc=1 # not found yet
# Loop over the avahi service descriptors.
while read
do
# Examine the next service descriptor
# Is it a stap server?
(echo $REPLY | grep -q "^=.*_stap") || continue
# Get the details of the service
local service_tag equal data
while read service_tag equal service_data
do
case $service_tag in
'=' )
break ;;
hostname )
server_name=`expr "$service_data" : '\[\([^]]*\)\]'`
;;
address )
# Sometimes (seems random), avahi-resolve-host-name resolves a local server to its
# hardware address rather its ip address. Keep trying until we get
# an ip address.
server_ip=`expr "$service_data" : '\[\([^]]*\)\]'`
local attempt
for ((attempt=0; $attempt < 5; ++attempt))
do
server_ip=`expr "$server_ip" : '^\([0-9]*\.[0-9]*\.[0-9]*\.[0-9]*\)$'`
if test "X$server_ip" != "X"; then
break
fi
# Resolve the server.domain to an ip address.
server_ip=`avahi-resolve-host-name $hostname`
server_ip=`expr "$server_ip" : '.* \(.*\)$'`
done
;;
port )
server_port=`expr "$service_data" : '\[\([^]]*\)\]'`
;;
txt )
server_sysinfo=`expr "$service_data" : '\[\"\([^]]*\)\"\]'`
;;
* )
break ;;
esac
done
# It is a stap server, but is it compatible?
if test $find_all = 0 -a "$server_sysinfo" != "`client_sysinfo`"; then
continue
fi
# It's compatible, or we're finding all servers. Print a summary line
echo $server_name $server_ip $server_port "'$server_sysinfo'"
rc=0
done
exit $rc
}
# function client_sysinfo
#
# Generate the client's sysinfo and echo it to stdout
function client_sysinfo {
if test "X$sysinfo_client" = "X"; then
# Add some info from uname
sysinfo_client="`uname -rvm`"
fi
echo $sysinfo_client
}
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Beginning of main line execution.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
configuration
initialization "$@"
find_servers
exit $rc
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