#!/bin/bash # Program: # DRBL virt module # Author: # Jazz, Rock {jazz, rock}@nchc.org.tw # Version: # 1.0 # History: # 2010/07/20 Rock First release (1.0) # [Variable Declation] cpu_flag="no" Linux_bit="" Linux_Distribution="" Linux_Version="" VMM_select="" # [Check Root] function check_root(){ if [ $USER != "root" ]; then echo -e "Please change root to run it!" exit fi } # [Change root to run] function check_root_run(){ if [ $USER != "root" ]; then echo -e "Please change root to run it!" sudo su -c ~/"$0" "$@" exit fi } # [Check CPU support] function cpu_check(){ egrep '(vmx|svm)' --color=always /proc/cpuinfo > /dev/null if [ $? == 0 ]; then cpu_flag="yes" fi } # [Check System Version] function check_systemInfo(){ Linux_bit=$(uname -m) Linux_Distribution=$(lsb_release -i | awk '{print $3}') Linux_Version=$(lsb_release -r | awk '{print $2}') } # [Select Hypervisior(Xen/KVM)] function VMM_select(){ echo "" if [ $cpu_flag == "yes" ]; then while [ "$VMM_select" != "1" -a "$VMM_select" != "2" ] do read -p "Which VMM/Hypervisior will be used in DRBL (1)Xen (2)KVM: " VMM_select done if [ $VMM_select == "1" ]; then echo "Xen" > $Work_Home/etc/hypervisior else echo "KVM" > $Work_Home/etc/hypervisior fi else echo "Xen will be the only Hypervisior in your DRBL" echo -e "Because CPU don't support virtualization, it can't choose KVM to be the Hypervisior" echo "" VMM_select=1 echo "Xen" > $Work_Home/etc/hypervisior fi } # [Check Hypervisior] function check_hypervisior(){ hypervisior=$(cat $Work_Home/etc/hypervisior) } # [Check Debian Xen package] function check_debian_xen(){ aptitude update check_debian_xen_pkg=$(aptitude search xen-linux-system) if [ -n "$check_debian_xen_pkg" ]; then check_debian_xen_pkg="yes" else check_debian_xen_pkg="no" fi } # [Check Xen kernel] function check_xen_nu(){ Kernels=$(ls /boot | grep vmlinuz) declare -i Kernels_nu=$(echo $Kernels | wc -w) Kernel_choose="" Xens=$(ls /boot | grep -i ^xen) declare -i Xen_nu=$(echo $Xen | wc -w) Xen_choose="" jude="no" while [ $jude != "yes" -a $jude != "y" ] do declare -i i=1 declare -i j=1 echo "" echo "Choose Xen-enabled Kernel" if [ $Kernels_nu -gt 1 ]; then for Kernel in $Kernels do echo "($i) $Kernel" i=i+1 done read -p "Xen Kenrel is (1/2/...): " Kernel_choose Xen_Kernel=$(echo $Kernels | cut -d " " -f${Kernel_choose}) else Xen_Kernel=$Kernels fi if [ $Xen_nu -gt 1 ]; then for Xen in $Xens do echo "($i) $Xen" j=j+1 done read -p "Xen is (1/2/...): " Xen_choose Xen=$(echo $Xens | cut -d " " -f${Xen_choose}) else Xen=$Xens fi read -p "Are you sure (yes/no): " jude done #echo "debug: Xen_Kernel=$Xen_Kernel" } # [Tunning Debain env for Xen] function debain-lenny_xen_patch(){ echo xen.independent_wallclock=1 >> /etc/sysctl.conf echo loop max_loop=255 >> /etc/modules echo xenblktap >> /etc/modules ln -s /usr/lib/$/bin/tapdisk /usr/sbin } # [Get ethX for DRBL environment usage ] function get_DRBL_eth(){ eths=$(ls /etc/drbl | grep macadr-eth[0-9] | grep [0-9].txt$ | cut -d "-" -f2 | cut -d "." -f1) eths_nu=$(echo $eths | wc -w) if [ $eths_nu -gt 1 ]; then echo "" echo "There are multiple eth for DRBL environment: " echo "$eths" fi } # [Get DRBL client IP range] function get_Host_IP_range(){ if [ ! -e /usr/bin/ipcalc ] || [ ! -e /opt/drbl/bin/drbl-get-network ] || [ ! -e /opt/drbl/bin/drbl-get-ipadd ]; then echo "Don't find /usr/bin/ipcalc /opt/drbl/bin/drbl-get-network & /opt/drbl/bin/drbl-get-ipadd" exit 0 fi # get eth network X.X.X eth_network_f3=$(echo $eth_network | cut -d "." -f 1-3) IP_nu=$(cat /etc/drbl/IP_HOST_TABLE | grep $eth_network_f3 | wc -l) Host_first_IP=$(cat /etc/drbl/IP_HOST_TABLE | grep $eth_network_f3 | awk "NR==1 {print $1}" | awk '{print $1}') Host_last_IP=$(cat /etc/drbl/IP_HOST_TABLE | grep $eth_network_f3 | awk "NR==$IP_nu {print $1}"| awk '{print $1}') } # [Input VM IP range] function get_VM_IP_range_and_prefix_name(){ echo "" echo "DRBL client IP range -> $eth: [$Host_first_IP ~ $Host_last_IP]" Host_last_IP_4=$(echo $Host_last_IP | cut -d "." -f4) Host_last_IP_4=$(($Host_last_IP_4+1)) VM_first_IP=$(echo $Host_last_IP | cut -d "." -f 1-3) VM_first_IP="${VM_first_IP}.${Host_last_IP_4}" echo "The VM IP Range will start from -> [$VM_first_IP]" jude="no" while [ $jude != "yes" -a $jude != "y" ]; do echo "" echo "Input VM number/IP range for $eth (ex. 40)." jude_2="no" while [ $jude_2 != "yes" -a $jude_2 != "y" ] do jude_2="yes" read -p "(If you have 10 PCs(4-core), suggestion is 30): " VM_IP_range if [ $((${VM_IP_range}+${Host_last_IP_4})) -ge 254 ]; then echo "range can't greater than 254" jude_2="no" fi done #read -p "Input Prefix name for VM for $eth (ex. drblvm): " VM_prefix_name VM_prefix_name=$(cat /etc/drbl/drblpush.conf | grep hostname= | sed 's/hostname=//') read -p "Is it correct? (yes/no): " jude done #echo "VM_first_IP=$VM_first_IP" #echo "VM_IP_range=$VM_IP_range" } # [Get VM prefix name] #function get_VM_prefix_name(){ #jude="no" #while [ $jude != "yes" -a $jude != "y" ]; #do # echo "" # read -p "Input Prefix name for VM for $eth (ex. drblvm): " VM_prefix_name # read -p "Is it correct? (yes/no): " jude #done #echo "VM_prefix_name=$VM_prefix_name" #} # [Create VM IP table] function create_VM_IP_table(){ #/etc/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_eth VM_prefix_eth=$(echo $eth | sed 's/eth//g') VM_Host_totoal_nu=$((${Host_last_IP_4}-1+${VM_IP_range})) if [ -e /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_$eth ]; then mv -f /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_$eth /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_${eth}.$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S).drbl-virt_bak fi declare -i VM_IP_0=$VM_prefix_eth declare -i VM_IP_1="" declare -i VM_IP_2="" declare -i VM_IP_3="" # 2 bit if [ $VM_Host_totoal_nu -lt 100 ]; then for (( i=$Host_last_IP_4 ; i<="$VM_Host_totoal_nu" ; i++ )) do if [ $i -lt 10 ]; then VM_IP_1=0 VM_IP_2=$i echo "${eth_network_f3}.$VM_IP_2 ${VM_prefix_name}${VM_IP_0}${VM_IP_1}${VM_IP_2}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_$eth else VM_IP_1=$i echo "${eth_network_f3}.$VM_IP_1 ${VM_prefix_name}${VM_IP_0}${VM_IP_1}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_$eth fi done # 3 bit elif [ $VM_Host_totoal_nu -ge 100 ] && [ $VM_Host_totoal_nu -lt 254 ]; then for (( i=$Host_last_IP_4 ; i<=$VM_Host_totoal_nu ; i++ )) do if [ $i -lt 10 ]; then VM_IP_1=0 VM_IP_2=0 VM_IP_3=$i echo "${eth_network_f3}.${VM_IP_3} ${VM_prefix_name}${VM_IP_0}${VM_IP_1}${VM_IP_2}${VM_IP_3}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_$eth elif [ $i -ge 10 ] && [ $i -lt 100 ]; then VM_IP_1=0 VM_IP_2=$i echo "${eth_network_f3}.${VM_IP_2} ${VM_prefix_name}${VM_IP_0}${VM_IP_1}${VM_IP_2}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_$eth else VM_IP_1=$i echo "${eth_network_f3}.${VM_IP_1} ${VM_prefix_name}${VM_IP_0}${VM_IP_1}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/IP_VM_$eth fi done fi } # [Creat VM Mac table] function generate_Xen_MAC_address(){ #echo "eth $eth" #echo "VM_Host_totoal_nu $VM_Host_totoal_nu" #echo "Host_last_IP_4 $Host_last_IP_4" #echo "VM_prefix_eth $VM_prefix_eth" # /opt/drbl-virt/etc/macadr-VM-ethX.txt # MAC address [00:16:3e:xx:xx:xx] is for Xen use declare -i Xen_MAC_1="0" declare -i Xen_MAC_2="$VM_prefix_eth" declare -i Xen_MAC_3="0" declare -i Xen_MAC_4="0" Xen_MAC_5="" Xen_MAC_6="" # backup if [ -e /opt/drbl-virt/etc/macadr-VM-$eth.txt ]; then mv -f /opt/drbl-virt/etc/macadr-VM-$eth.txt /opt/drbl-virt/etc/macadr-VM-$eth.txt.$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S).drbl-virt_bak fi # generate MAC for (( i=1 ; i<"$VM_Host_totoal_nu" ; i++ )) do if [ $i -lt 10 ]; then Xen_MAC_5=0 Xen_MAC_6=$i echo "00:16:3e:${Xen_MAC_1}${Xen_MAC_2}:${Xen_MAC_3}${Xen_MAC_4}:${Xen_MAC_5}${Xen_MAC_6}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/macadr-VM-$eth.txt elif [ $i -ge 10 ] && [ $i -le 15 ] ; then Xen_MAC_5=0 # translate 10(dec) to 16(hex) printf '%X\n' $i > /tmp/drbl-virt_MAC Xen_MAC_6=$(cat /tmp/drbl-virt_MAC) echo "00:16:3e:${Xen_MAC_1}${Xen_MAC_2}:${Xen_MAC_3}${Xen_MAC_4}:${Xen_MAC_5}${Xen_MAC_6}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/macadr-VM-$eth.txt else printf '%X\n' $i > /tmp/drbl-virt_MAC Xen_MAC_5=$(cat /tmp/drbl-virt_MAC) echo "00:16:3e:${Xen_MAC_1}${Xen_MAC_2}:${Xen_MAC_3}${Xen_MAC_4}:${Xen_MAC_5}" >> /opt/drbl-virt/etc/macadr-VM-$eth.txt fi done } #function add_VM_dhcpd_conf(){ ## backup dhcpd.conf #if [ -e /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf ]; then #cp -f /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf.drbl-virt_bak #fi #subnet_lines=$(cat -n /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf | grep $eth_network | awk '{print $1}') #host_lines=$(cat -n /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf | grep 'host ' | grep '{' | awk '{print $1}') # #for subnet_line in $subnet_lines #do # host_lines cat -n /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf | sed -n "$subnet_line,\$p" | grep 'host .* {' | awk '{print $1}' #done #} function delete_duplicating_MAC(){ drbl_mac_file="/etc/drbl/macadr-$eth.txt" # if macadr-ethX.txt.drbl-virt_bak already have, backup it # else cp default backup if [ -e $drbl_mac_file.drbl-virt_bak ]; then cp $drbl_mac_file $drbl_mac_file.$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S).drbl-virt_bak cp -f $drbl_mac_file.drbl-virt_bak $drbl_mac_file else cp $drbl_mac_file $drbl_mac_file.drbl-virt_bak fi # Delete duplating VM MAC for vm_mac in $(echo $VM_MACs) do vm_mac_lines=$(cat -n $drbl_mac_file | grep $vm_mac | awk '{print $1}' ) # no duplicated vlaue, doesn't do it if [ -n "$vm_mac_lines" ]; then vm_mac_count=$(echo $vm_mac_lines | wc -w) for (( i=1 ; i<=${vm_mac_count} ; i++ )) do del_line=$(echo $vm_mac_lines | cut -d " " -f${i}) sed -i "${del_line}d" $drbl_mac_file done fi done } # [create ssh key amd cpoy to client] function drbl_sshkey(){ # The reasone we do not to use $HOME is that sudo will not change # environmental variable $HOME, but it will change the $USER # we need to know who is really running this after applying sudo. # say, sudo echo "$HOME", it will show user's home, instead of root's home, REALHOME=$(LC_ALL=C grep -Ew "^$USER" /etc/passwd | cut -d":" -f6) drblroot="/tftpboot/nodes" if [ ! -f $REALHOME/.ssh/id_rsa ]; then ssh-keygen -t rsa -q -f $REALHOME/.ssh/id_rsa -N "" fi # Put authorized_keys for the user. 2 cases: # (1). It is root running drbl-doit. # (2). It is normal user running drbl-doit. # For root, we will NOT copy authorized_keys in server, since the root in the client should not share the same authorized_keys with that in server. We only put them in the client. (Note! Every client has its own root directory in $ihost/root/) # For normal user, we let user can ssh login back to server and other machine without password (Note! This is NFS-based home, so we just have to copy id_rsa.pub as authorized_keys in user's home, then no matter which machine user logins, it will use this key). if [ "$UID" = "0" ]; then # for root, copy id_rsa.pub as authorized_keys in clients. for ihost in $drblroot/*; do if [ -f "$REALHOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub" ]; then mkdir -p $ihost/root/.ssh cp -af $REALHOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub $ihost/root/.ssh/authorized_keys fi done else if [ -f "$REALHOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub" ]; then cp -af $REALHOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub $REALHOME/.ssh/authorized_keys fi fi }