Add --force option to force to enable a queue

cluster/sge.enable.host.queue.sh

@@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ readonly NBARGS="${#}"
 # If output message should be displayed
 [ -z "${OUTPUT_MESSAGE}" ] && OUTPUT_MESSAGE=0
 
+# If SGE queues should be re-enable even if disabled manually (by a user)
+[ -z "${FORCE_MODE}" ] && FORCE_MODE=1
+
 # Maco temp file
 readonly MACO_TMP_FILE="/tmp/.maco.upgrade"
 readonly MACO_TMP_URGENT_FILE="/tmp/.maco.urgent.upgrade"
@@ -31,7 +34,7 @@ readonly COLOR_DEBUG="${PURPLE}"
 usage() {                                                       # {{{
 
 	cat <<- EOF
-usage: $PROGNAME [--help] [-d|-h|-q] [hostname]
+usage: $PROGNAME [--help] [-d|-f|-h|-q] [hostname]
 
 Try to enable all SGE queues of the current host (default),
 if no pending upgrades (Maco, APT) are present,
@@ -49,6 +52,10 @@ OPTIONS :
     -d,--debug
         Enable debug messages.
 
+    -f,--force
+        Force to (re)enable a queue even if it was
+        previously manually disabled (by a user).
+
     --help
         Print this help message.
 
@@ -181,6 +188,9 @@ is_queue_disable() {                                            # {{{
 		0 ) ## No result so the queue is enable
 			local_sge_queue_state="enable"
 			return_queue_disable="1"
+
+			## Ensure to remove any previously setted file
+			rm -f -- "${sge_queue_deactivator}"
 			;;
 		3 ) ## Results (header + queue name) so the queue is disable
 			local_sge_queue_state="disable"
@@ -228,17 +238,15 @@ enable_sge_queue() {                                            # {{{
 	local_sge_hostname="${1}"
 	local_sge_queue_name="${2}"
 
-	local_sge_disable="/etc/.sge.${local_sge_queue_name}.disable"
+	## If the queue was previously disabled by another script OR if FORCE_MODE is enable
-
+	if [ -f "${sge_queue_deactivator}" ] || [ "${FORCE_MODE}" -eq "0" ]; then
-	## If the queue was previously disabled by another script
-	if [ -f "${local_sge_disable}" ]; then
 		debug_message "enable_sge_queue − \
-Try to enable SGE queue: ${RED}${local_sge_queue_name:=/dev/null}@${local_sge_hostname:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG}."
+Previously disabled by a script (or FORCE is enable), try to enable SGE queue: ${RED}${local_sge_queue_name:=/dev/null}@${local_sge_hostname:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG}."
 		## SGE command to enable the queue
 		qmod --enable "${local_sge_queue_name}@${local_sge_hostname}" \
 			&& return_enable_queue="${?}"
 	else
-		message "SGE queue: ${RED}${local_sge_queue_name:=/dev/null}@${local_sge_hostname:=/dev/null}${RESET} was manually disabled, please re-enable it ${RED}manually${RESET}."
+		message "SGE queue: ${RED}${local_sge_queue_name:=/dev/null}@${local_sge_hostname:=/dev/null}${RESET} was manually disabled, please re-enable it ${RED}manually${RESET} (or use --force option)."
 		return_enable_queue="1"
 	fi
 
@@ -281,16 +289,23 @@ for host: ${RED}${sge_hostname:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG}."
 	## Test all queues one by one
 	for loop_queue in ${sge_queues_name}; do
 
+		## File previously set if the queue was disabled by a script
+		## "automatically disabled" for an upgrade
+		sge_queue_deactivator="/etc/.sge.${local_sge_queue_name}.disable"
+
 		## If the queue is disable
 		### Try to enable it
 		is_queue_disable "${sge_hostname}" "${loop_queue}" \
 			&& enable_sge_queue "${sge_hostname}" "${loop_queue}"
 
+		## Don't consider manually disabled queue as an error except if FORCE_MODE was specified
+		if [ -f "${sge_queue_deactivator}" ] || [ "${FORCE_MODE}" -eq "0" ]; then
 			## If the queue is still disable
 			### Exit with error
 			is_queue_disable "${sge_hostname}" "${loop_queue}" \
 				&& printf '%b\n' "${RED}ERROR ${loop_queue}@${sge_hostname} is still disable.${RESET}" \
 				&& exit 4
+		fi
 
 	done
 
@@ -328,6 +343,9 @@ if [ ! "${NBARGS}" -eq "0" ]; then
 		-d|--debug )           ## debug
 			DEBUG=0
 			;;
+		-f|--force )           ## Force to enable SGE queue
+			FORCE_MODE=0
+			;;
 		--help )               ## help
 			usage
 			## Exit after help informations