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12 KiB
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433 lines
12 KiB
Bash
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#!/bin/sh
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# Vars {{{
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readonly PROGNAME=$(basename "${0}")
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readonly PROGDIR=$(readlink -m $(dirname "${0}"))
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readonly ARGS="${*}"
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readonly NBARGS="${#}"
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## Test if DEBUG is already defined (by parent script,…)
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[ -z "${DEBUG}" ] && DEBUG=1
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# If output message should be displayed
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[ -z "${OUTPUT_MESSAGE}" ] && OUTPUT_MESSAGE=0
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# Maco temp file
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readonly MACO_TMP_FILE="/tmp/.maco.upgrade"
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readonly MACO_TMP_URGENT_FILE="/tmp/.maco.urgent.upgrade"
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# APT temp file to monitor
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readonly APT_TMP_FILE="/tmp/.apt.upgrade"
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## Colors
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readonly PURPLE='\033[1;35m'
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readonly RED='\033[0;31m'
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readonly RESET='\033[0m'
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readonly COLOR_DEBUG="${PURPLE}"
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# }}}
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usage() { # {{{
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cat <<- EOF
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usage: $PROGNAME [--help] [-d|-f|-h|-q] [hostname]
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Try to enable all SGE queues of the current host (default),
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if no pending upgrades (Maco, APT) are present,
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or to the one passed as first argument (no upgrades checking).
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EXAMPLES :
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- Enable SGE's queue(s) of the current host
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${PROGNAME}
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- Enable SGE's queue(s) of "marvin.domain.tld" host
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${PROGNAME} marvin.domain.tld
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${PROGNAME} -h marvin.domain.tld
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OPTIONS :
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-d,--debug
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Enable debug messages.
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-f,--force
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Force to (re)enable a queue even if it was
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previously manually disabled (by a user).
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--help
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Print this help message.
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-h,--host,--hostname SGE_HOST_TO_MANAGE
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Manage SGE's queue(s) of "SGE_HOST_TO_MANAGE" host.
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-q,--quiet
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Disable messages on standard output (except for error).
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EOF
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}
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# }}}
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debug_message() { # {{{
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local_debug_message="${1}"
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## Print message if DEBUG is enable (=0)
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[ "${DEBUG}" -eq "0" ] && printf '\e[1;35m%-6b\e[m\n' "DEBUG − ${PROGNAME} : ${local_debug_message}"
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}
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# }}}
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message() { # {{{
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local_message="${1}"
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## Print message if OUTPUT_MESSAGE is enable (=0)
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[ "${OUTPUT_MESSAGE}" -eq "0" ] && printf '%b\n' "${local_message}"
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return 0
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}
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# }}}
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define_vars() { # {{{
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## If sge_hostname wasn't defined
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if [ -z "${sge_hostname}" ]; then
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## Use local host for sge_hostname
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sge_hostname="$(hostname -f)"
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fi
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## If the host to manage is the current one
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if is_current_host "${sge_hostname}" ; then
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debug_message "define_vars − \
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${sge_hostname} is the current host."
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## Enable to verify if pending upgrades are present
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CHECK_UPGRADE="0"
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else ## In case of a remote host
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debug_message "define_vars − \
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${sge_hostname} is not the current host."
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## Force to (re)enable SGE queue(s) in any case
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FORCE_MODE="0"
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fi
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## If FORCE_MODE was defined and enabled
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if [ -n "${FORCE_MODE}" ] && [ "${FORCE_MODE}" -eq "0" ]; then
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## Disable upgrade checking (remote host, asked behaviour,…)
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CHECK_UPGRADE="1"
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else
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## Ensure to define a value
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FORCE_MODE="1"
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fi
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## Get all queues name
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sge_queues_name="$(qhost -h "${sge_hostname:=/dev/null}" -q -xml \
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| grep "queue name" \
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| cut -d"'" -f2 )"
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sge_queues_name_print="$(qhost -h "${sge_hostname:=/dev/null}" -q -xml \
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| grep "queue name" \
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| cut -d"'" -f2 \
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| tr -s '\n' ' ' )"
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}
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# }}}
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is_current_host() { # {{{
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local_current_host="${1}"
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local_current_fqdn=$(hostname -f)
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## Test if the sge_host to manage is the current host
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if [ "${local_current_host}" = "${local_current_fqdn}" ]; then
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local_current_host_return="0"
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else
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local_current_host_return="1"
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fi
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return "${local_current_host_return}"
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}
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# }}}
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is_apt_upgrade_present() { # {{{
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## No pending upgrade by default
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return_apt_upgrade_present="1"
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### Check if temp APT upgrade file exists
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if [ -f "${APT_TMP_FILE}" ]; then
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return_apt_upgrade_present="0"
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debug_message "is_apt_upgrade_absent − \
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APT upgrade seems available for this system."
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else
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return_apt_upgrade_present="1"
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debug_message "is_apt_upgrade_absent − \
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NO APT upgrade available for this system."
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fi
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return "${return_apt_upgrade_present}"
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}
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# }}}
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is_maco_upgrade_present() { # {{{
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## No pending upgrades by default
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return_maco_upgrade_present="1"
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## Check if temp Maco upgrade file is present
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if [ -f "${MACO_TMP_FILE}" ]; then
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return_maco_upgrade_present="0"
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debug_message "is_maco_upgrade_present − \
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Maco upgrade seems available."
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## Check if temp Maco urgent upgrade file is present
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elif [ -f "${MACO_TMP_URGENT_FILE}" ]; then
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return_maco_upgrade_present="0"
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debug_message "is_maco_upgrade_present − \
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Maco urgent upgrade seems available."
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else
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debug_message "is_maco_upgrade_present − \
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No Maco upgrade require."
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fi
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return "${return_maco_upgrade_present}"
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}
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# }}}
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is_queue_enable() { # {{{
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local_queue_enable_hostname="${1}"
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local_queue_enable_name="${2}"
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## List all queues with 'disable' state and filter to the expected queue name
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## with a fake_user to avoid pending jobs for this queue
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### And count returned lines
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local_queue_enable_test=$(qstat -f -qs d -q "${local_queue_enable_name:=/dev/null}@${local_queue_enable_hostname:=/dev/null}" -u fake_user \
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| wc -l)
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case "${local_queue_enable_test}" in
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0 ) ## No result so the queue is enable
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local_sge_queue_state="enable"
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return_queue_enable="0"
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;;
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3 ) ## Results (header + queue name) so the queue is disable
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local_sge_queue_state="disable"
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return_queue_enable="1"
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;;
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* ) ## Unexpected result
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printf '%b\n' "${RED}Not able to determine the state of ${local_sge_queue_name:=/dev/null}@${local_queue_enable_hostname:=/dev/null} queue (command return ${local_queue_enable_test} lines).${RESET}"
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exit 2
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;;
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esac
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## Simple debug message to valid current variables
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debug_message "is_queue_enable − \
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SGE queue: ${RED}${local_queue_enable_name:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG} \
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state is: ${RED}${local_sge_queue_state:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG}."
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return "${return_queue_enable}"
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}
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# }}}
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is_queue_disable() { # {{{
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local_queue_disable_hostname="${1}"
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local_queue_disable_name="${2}"
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## List all queues with 'disable' state and filter to the expected queue name
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## add a fake_user to avoid pending jobs for this queue
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### And count returned lines
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local_queue_disable_test=$(qstat -f -qs d -q "${local_queue_disable_name:=/dev/null}@${local_queue_disable_hostname:=/dev/null}" -u fake_user \
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case "${local_queue_disable_test}" in
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0 ) ## No result so the queue is enable
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local_sge_queue_state="enable"
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return_queue_disable="1"
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## Ensure to remove any previously setted file
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rm -f -- "${sge_queue_deactivator}"
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;;
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3 ) ## Results (header + queue name) so the queue is disable
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local_sge_queue_state="disable"
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return_queue_disable="0"
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;;
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* ) ## Unexpected result
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printf '%b\n' "${RED}Not able to determine the state of ${local_queue_disable_name:=/dev/null}@${local_queue_disable_hostname:=/dev/null} queue (command return ${local_queue_disable_test} lines).${RESET}"
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exit 3
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;;
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esac
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## Simple debug message to valid current variables
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debug_message "is_queue_disable − \
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SGE queue: ${RED}${local_queue_disable_name:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG} \
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state is: ${RED}${local_sge_queue_state:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG}."
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return "${return_queue_disable}"
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}
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# }}}
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is_all_queue_enable() { # {{{
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local_all_queue_enable_hostname="${1}"
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local_all_queue_enable_name="${2}"
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## By default, all queues are enable
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return_all_queue_enable="0"
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## Test all queues one by one
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for loop_enable_queue in ${local_all_queue_enable_name}; do
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### If a queue is not enable
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#### Change the return value
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is_queue_enable "${local_all_queue_enable_hostname}" "${loop_enable_queue}" \
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|| return_all_queue_enable="1"
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done
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return "${return_all_queue_enable}"
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}
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# }}}
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enable_sge_queue() { # {{{
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local_sge_hostname="${1}"
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local_sge_queue_name="${2}"
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## If the queue was previously disabled by another script OR if FORCE_MODE is enable
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if [ -f "${sge_queue_deactivator}" ] || [ "${FORCE_MODE}" -eq "0" ]; then
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debug_message "enable_sge_queue − \
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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}."
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## SGE command to enable the queue
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qmod --enable "${local_sge_queue_name}@${local_sge_hostname}" > /dev/null \
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&& message "Enable SGE queue: ${RED}${local_sge_queue_name:=/dev/null}@${local_sge_hostname:=/dev/null}${RESET}" \
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&& return_enable_queue="${?}"
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else
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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)."
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return_enable_queue="1"
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fi
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return "${return_enable_queue}"
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}
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# }}}
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main() { # {{{
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## Define all vars according the selected options
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define_vars
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## If we need to watch for upgrades
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if [ "${CHECK_UPGRADE}" -eq "0" ]; then
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## If APT package upgrade is available
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### Exit (wait for APT upgrade to be applied)
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is_apt_upgrade_present \
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&& exit 0
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## If Maco upgrade is present
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### Exit (wait for Maco upgrade to be applied)
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is_maco_upgrade_present \
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&& exit 0
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fi
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## Simple debug message with color to valid current variables
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debug_message "main − Try to manage \
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SGE queue(s): ${RED}${sge_queues_name_print:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG}\
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for host: ${RED}${sge_hostname:=/dev/null}${COLOR_DEBUG}."
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## If the queue(s) are already enable
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### Exit
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is_all_queue_enable "${sge_hostname}" "${sge_queues_name}" \
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&& exit 0
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## Test all queues one by one
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for loop_queue in ${sge_queues_name}; do
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## File previously set if the queue was disabled by a script
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## "automatically disabled" for an upgrade
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sge_queue_deactivator="/opt/ipr/cluster/.sge.${loop_queue}.disable"
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## If the queue is disable
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### Try to enable it
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is_queue_disable "${sge_hostname}" "${loop_queue}" \
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&& enable_sge_queue "${sge_hostname}" "${loop_queue}"
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## Don't consider manually disabled queue as an error except if FORCE_MODE was specified
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if [ -f "${sge_queue_deactivator}" ] || [ "${FORCE_MODE}" -eq "0" ]; then
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## If the queue is still disable
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### Exit with error
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is_queue_disable "${sge_hostname}" "${loop_queue}" \
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&& printf '%b\n' "${RED}ERROR ${loop_queue}@${sge_hostname} is still disable.${RESET}" \
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&& exit 4
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fi
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done
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}
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# }}}
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# Manage arguments # {{{
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# This code can't be in a function due to arguments
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if [ ! "${NBARGS}" -eq "0" ]; then
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manage_arg="0"
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## If the first argument is not an option
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if ! printf -- '%s' "${1}" | grep -q -E -- "^-+";
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then
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## Use this argument for sge_hostname
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sge_hostname="${1}"
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## Switch to the next argument
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shift
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manage_arg=$((manage_arg+1))
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fi
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# Parse all options (start with a "-") one by one
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while printf -- '%s' "${1}" | grep -q -E -- "^-+"; do
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case "${1}" in
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-d|--debug ) ## debug
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DEBUG=0
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;;
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-f|--force ) ## Force to enable SGE queue
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FORCE_MODE=0
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;;
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--help ) ## help
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usage
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## Exit after help informations
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exit 0
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;;
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-h|--host|--hostname ) ## Specify a different host to manage
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## Move to the next argument
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shift
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## Override previous definition of sge_hostname
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sge_hostname="${1}"
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;;
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-q|--quiet ) ## Silent mode
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## Avoid to display any message on standard output
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OUTPUT_MESSAGE=1
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;;
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-- ) ## End of options list
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## End the while loop
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break
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;;
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* ) ## unknow option
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printf '%b\n' "${RED}Invalid option: ${1}${RESET}"
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printf '%b\n' "---"
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usage
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exit 1
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;;
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esac
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debug_message "Arguments management − \
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${RED}${1}${COLOR_DEBUG} option managed."
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## Move to the next argument
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shift
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manage_arg=$((manage_arg+1))
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done
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debug_message "Arguments management − \
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${RED}${manage_arg}${COLOR_DEBUG} argument(s) successfully managed."
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else
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debug_message "Arguments management − \
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No arguments/options to manage."
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fi
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# }}}
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main
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exit 0
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