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Code Editor : utilproc.sh

# Helper procedures for the scripts usually run from cron, e.g.
# pmlogger_check, pmie_daily, etc
#

# Handle shell expansion and quoting for $dir and adjust $args as
# appropriate.
# Called with $dir and $args set from reading the control file.
# Returns $dir and $args which may be modified.
# May use _error().
#
_do_dir_and_args()
{
    quote_c=''
    close_quote=''
    strip_quote=false
    in_quote=false
    case "$dir"
    in
	\"*\")
	    # "..."
	    strip_quote=true
	    ;;
	\'*\')
	    # '...'
	    strip_quote=true
	    ;;
	\"*)
	    # "... ..."
	    in_quote=true
	    quote_c='"'
	    close_quote='*"'
	    dir=`echo "$dir" | sed -e 's/^.//'`
	    ;;
	\'*)
	    # '... ...'
	    in_quote=true
	    quote_c="'"
	    close_quote="*'"
	    dir=`echo "$dir" | sed -e 's/^.//'`
	    ;;
	*\`*\`*)	# [...]`...`[...] all one word, no whitespace
	    ;;
	\`*)
	    # `....`
	    in_quote=true
	    close_quote='*`'
	    ;;
	*\`*)
	    _error "embedded \` and whitespace, without initial \" or ': $dir"
	    return
	    ;;
	*\$$*$*)	# [...]$(...)[...] all one word, no whitespace
	    ;;
	\$\(*)
	    # $(....)
	    in_quote=true
	    close_quote='*)'
	    ;;
	*\$\(*)
	    _error "embedded \$( and whitespace, without initial \" or ': $dir"
	    return
	    ;;
	*\$*)
	    # ...$...
	    ;;
    esac
    if [ "$debug_do_dir_and_args" = true ]
    then
	# secret debugging ...
	#
	echo "_do_dir_and_args ... dir=\"$quote_c$dir\""
	__i=0
	for word in $args
	do
	    echo " args[$__i]=\"$word\""
	    __i=`expr $__i + 1`
	done
	echo " strip_quote=$strip_quote in_quote=$in_quote close_quote=$close_quote quote_c=$quote_c"
    fi
    if $strip_quote
    then
	# just remove the leading and trailing "
	#
	dir=`echo "$dir" | sed -e 's/^.//' -e 's/.$//'`
    elif $in_quote
    then
	# we have a "dir" argument that begins with one of the recognized
	# quoting mechanisms ... append additional words to $dir (from
	# $args) until quote is closed
	#
	newargs=''
	newdir="$dir"
	for word in $args
	do
	    case $word
	    in
		$close_quote)
		    if [ "$quote_c" = "'" -o "$quote_c" = '"'  ]
		    then
			# ' or ", strip it from end
			#
			word=`echo "$word" | sed -e 's/.$//'`
		    fi
		    newdir="$newdir $word"
		    in_quote=false
		    ;;
		*)
		    if $in_quote
		    then
			# still within quote
			newdir="$newdir $word"
		    else
			# quote closed, gather remaining arguments
			if [ -z "$newargs" ]
			then
			    newargs="$word"
			else
			    newargs="$newargs $word"
			fi
		    fi
		    ;;
	    esac
	done
	if $in_quote
	then
	    _error "quoted string or shell command not terminated: $quote_c$dir $args"
	    # put back an initial quote, if any
	    #
	    dir="$quote_c$dir"
	    return
	else
	    dir="$newdir"
	    args="$newargs"
	fi
    fi

# save _all_ of the directory field after white space mangling
    # and "arg" combining
    #
    orig_dir="$dir"

# do any shell expansion
    #
    case "$dir"
    in
	*\$*|*\`*)
	    dir=`eval echo "$dir"`
	;;
    esac

if [ "$debug_do_dir_and_args" = true ]
    then
	# secret debugging ...
	#
	echo " end strip_quote=$strip_quote in_quote=$in_quote close_quote=$close_quote quote_c=$quote_c"
	echo " orig_dir=\"$orig_dir\" dir=\"$dir\" args=\"$args\""
    fi
}

# Usage: _save_prev_file pathname
#
# if pathname exists, try to preserve the contents in pathname.prev and
# remove pathname, prior to a new pathname being created by the caller
#
# return status indicates success
#
_save_prev_file()
{
    if [ ! -e "$1" ]
    then
	# does not exist, nothing to be done
	return 0
    elif [ -L "$1" ]
    then
	echo "_save_prev_filename: \"$1\" exists and is a symlink"
	ls -ld "$1"
	return 1
    elif [ -f "$1" ]
    then
	# Complicated because pathname.prev may already exist and
	# pathname may already exist and one or other or both
	# may not be able to be removed.
	# As we have no locks protecting these files, and the contents
	# are not really useful if we're experiencing a race between
	# concurrent executions, quietly do the best you can
	#
	rm -f "$1.prev" 2>/dev/null
	cp -f -p "$1" "$1.prev" 2>/dev/null
	rm -f "$1" 2>/dev/null
	return 0
    else
	echo "_save_prev_filename: \"$1\" exists and is not a file"
	ls -ld "$1"
	return 1
    fi
}

# check for magic numbers in a file that indicate it is a PCP archive
#
# if file(1) was reliable, this would be much easier, ... sigh
#
_is_archive()
{
    if [ $# -ne 1 ]
    then
	echo >&2 "Usage: _is_archive file"
	return 1
    fi
    if [ ! -f "$1" ]
    then
	return 1
    else
	case "$1"
	in
	    *.xz|*.lzma)	xz -dc "$1"
	    			;;
	    *.bz2|*.bz)		bzip2 -dc "$1"
	    			;;
	    *.gz|*.Z|*.z)	gzip -dc "$1"
	    			;;
	    *)			cat "$1"
	    			;;
	esac 2>/dev/null \
	| if [ "$PCP_PLATFORM" = openbsd ]
	then
	    # strange but true, xv | dd hangs xv here when
	    # dd quits
	    #
	    cat >/tmp/is.archive.$$
	    dd ibs=1 count=7 if=/tmp/is.archive.$$ 2>/dev/null
	else
	    dd ibs=1 count=7 2>/dev/null
	fi \
	| od -X \
	| $PCP_AWK_PROG '
BEGIN						{ sts = 1 }
# V3 big endian
NR == 1 && NF == 3 && $2 == "00000328" && $3 == "50052600" { sts = 0; next }	
# V3 little endian
NR == 1 && NF == 3 && $2 == "28030000" && $3 == "00260550" { sts = 0; next }	
# V1 or V2 big endian
NR == 1 && NF == 3 && $2 == "00000084" && $3 == "50052600" { sts = 0; next }	
# V1 or V2 little endian
NR == 1 && NF == 3 && $2 == "84000000" && $3 == "00260550" { sts = 0; next }	
# V1 or V2 big endian when od -X => 16-bit words
NR == 1 && NF == 5 && $2 == "0000" && $3 == "0084" && $4 == "5005" && $5 == "2600" { sts = 0; next }
# V1 or V2 little endian when od -X => 16-bit words
NR == 1 && NF == 5 && $2 == "0000" && $3 == "8400" && $4 == "0550" && $5 == "0026" { sts = 0; next }
END						{ exit sts }'
	__sts=$?
	rm -f /tmp/is.archive.$$
	return $__sts
    fi
}

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Code Editor : utilproc.sh