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1	#!/bin/ksh
2	# IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG
3	# This is an automatically generated prolog.
4	#
5	#
6	#
7	# Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
8	#
9	# (C) COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 1997,2006
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11	#
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15	# IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG
16	# @(#)76 1.83.1.177 src/avs/fs/mmfs/ts/admin/mmcommon.sh, mmfs, avs_rgpfs24, rgpfs24s008a 11/8/06 12:34:03
17	#############################################################################
18	#
19	# Usage: mmcommon keyword <arguments>
20	#
21	#############################################################################
22
23	# Include global declarations and service routines.
24	. /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmglobfuncs
25	. /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmsdrfsdef
26	. /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmfsfuncs
27
28	sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
29	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGmmcommon ]] && set -x
30	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
31
32	# Local work files. Names should be of the form:
33	# fn=${tmpDir}fn.${mmcmd}.$$
34
35	LOCAL_FILES=" "
36
37
38	# Local variables
39	typeset -l kword_lc
40	typeset -l arg3_lc
41	integer n
42	rc=0
43
44	# Local functions
45
46	#####################################################################
47	#
48	# Function: Runs the specified command on the first active node
49	# (i.e., node on which the GPFS daemon is running)
50	# it finds in the list of nodes provided by the caller.
51	#
52	# Input: $1 - name of the node to try first, or 0
53	# $2 - file with reliable node names
54	# $3 - file to copy on the remote node, or _NO_FILE_COPY_
55	# $4 - file system that cannot be mounted, or _NO_MOUNT_CHECK_
56	# $5 - scope of mount checking
57	# $6 - symbolic link indicator: _LINK_ or _NO_LINK_
58	# $7 - command to execute; must be mmremote or tsxxxxxxx
59	# $8 - argument list for the remote command
60	#
61	# Output: Depends on the particular remote command
62	#
63	# Returns: 0 - command completed successfully
64	# return code from the remote command
65	#
66	#####################################################################
67	function runRemoteCommand # <preferredNode> <nodeFile> <fileToCopy>
68	# <fsToCheck> <symLink> <scope> <command> <args>
69	{
70	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
71	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGrunRemoteCommand ]] && set -x
72	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
73	typeset preferredNode=$1
74	typeset nodeFile=$2
75	typeset fileToCopy=$3
76	typeset fsToCheck=$4
77	typeset scope=$5
78	typeset symLink=$6
79	typeset command=$7
80	typeset args=$8
81
82	typeset rc=0
83	typeset nodeName rcInfo lsrc
84
85	# If this is a single node environment, assure that
86	# the command will be executed locally.
87	[[ $MMMODE = single ]] && preferredNode=$ourNodeName
88
89	# If there is no preferred node, see if the local node is in the list.
90	[[ $preferredNode = "0" ]] && \
91	preferredNode=$($grep -w $ourNodeName $nodeFile)
92
93	# Try the nodes one by one until the command is executed somewhere.
94	# Always start with the local node first, if it is in the list.
95	[[ -z $preferredNode ]] && preferredNode="$BLANKchar"
96	for nodeName in $(print -- "$preferredNode" ; $grep -v -w "$preferredNode" $nodeFile)
97	do
98	# If nodeName refers to the node that we are running on,
99	# try to execute the command locally.
100	if [[ $nodeName = $ourNodeName ]]
101	then
102	runLocalCommand $fsToCheck $scope $symLink $command "$args"
103	rc=$?
104	# If this is a single node environment, there is nothing more to do.
105	[[ $MMMODE = single ]] && break
106
107	# If acceptable error (daemon not up or waiting for quorum),
108	# try to find some other node to run the command. Otherwise,
109	# the command was executed and either succeeded or failed.
110	# Either way, pass the result to the caller.
111	if [[ $rc -eq $MM_DaemonDown \|\| $rc -eq $MM_QuorumWait ]]
112	then
113	continue
114	else
115	return $rc
116	fi
117	fi # end of if [[ $nodeName = $ourNodeName ]]
118
119	# Invoke mmdsh to run the command on the remote node.
120	$rm -f $tmpDir$command$$.*
121	$mmdsh -svL $nodeName $mmremote onbehalf $ourNodeName $command$$ \
122	$MMMODE $fileToCopy $fsToCheck $scope $symLink $command "$args"
123	rc=$?
124
125	#----------------------------------------------------------------------
126	#
127	# Determine the return code from the remote command.
128	#
129	# This is not an easy task because rsh and different versions of
130	# ssh treat the return codes from the remote command differently.
131	# For example, rsh does not propagate back the return code, while
132	# at least some of the ssh versions pass back the return code.
133	# This also makes it very difficult to distinguish between failures
134	# of rsh/ssh itself and failures of the remote command.
135	#
136	# Our solution is to pass back the return code by creating a special
137	# file that has the return code appended at the end of its name.
138	# If we do not see this file on our side, we will assume that mmdsh
139	# returned the return code from the remote command. Although this is
140	# not necessarily always the case (there could have been a problem
141	# with the touch command that creates the special file) it is the best
142	# we can do under the circumstances.
143	#----------------------------------------------------------------------
144
145	# Look for the return code to be encoded in a special file name.
146	rcInfo=$($ls $tmpDir$command$$.* 2> /dev/null)
147	$rm -f $tmpDir$command$$.*
148	if [[ -n $rcInfo ]]
149	then
150	# The return code was passed back via the empty file mechanism.
151	# Extract the return code from the file name.
152	rc=${rcInfo#$tmpDir$command$$\.}
153
154	# If acceptable error (daemon not up or waiting for quorum),
155	# try to find some other node to run the command. Otherwise,
156	# the command was executed and either succeeded or failed.
157	# Either way, pass the result to the caller.
158	if [[ $rc -eq $MM_DaemonDown \|\| $rc -eq $MM_QuorumWait ]]
159	then
160	continue
161	else
162	return $rc
163	fi
164	fi # end if [[ -n $rcInfo ]]
165
166	# Assume mmdsh returned the return code from the remote command.
167	if [[ $rc -eq $MM_DaemonDown \|\|
168	$rc -eq $MM_QuorumWait \|\|
169	$rc -eq $MM_HostDown \|\|
170	$rc -eq $MM_ConnectTimeout ]]
171	then
172	# If the daemon is not up, if it is waiting for quorum, or if mmdsh
173	# could not get to the node, try another node to run the command.
174	continue
175	fi
176
177	if [[ $rc -ne 0 ]]
178	then
179	# The command failed.
180	printErrorMsg 104 "runRemoteCommand" "$nodeName: $command $args"
181	fi
182
183	# Whether the command executed successfully or not,
184	# return to the caller with the return code.
185	return $rc
186
187	done # end for nodeName in $(print -- "$preferredNode" ; $cat $nodeFile)
188
189	if [[ $MMMODE = single &&
190	$rc -ne $MM_DaemonDown &&
191	$rc -ne $MM_QuorumWait ]]
192	then
193	return $rc
194	fi
195
196	# If we ever get here, all nodes were tried, but the command could not be
197	# executed. Either all nodes are down, or the daemon is down on all nodes.
198	[[ $command != $MOUNT_CHECK_ONLY ]] && \
199	printErrorMsg 312 $mmcmd $command
200	rc=$MM_DaemonDown
201
202	return $rc
203
204	} #----- end of function runRemoteCommand -----------------------
205
206
207	#############################################################################
208	#
209	# Function: Generate a list of all disk devices known to this node.
210	#
211	# Input: None.
212	#
213	# Output: For each device, a line is generated containing the following:
214	# device_name device_type
215	#
216	# Returns: Always zero. Errors are ignored.
217	#
218	#############################################################################
219	function getDiskDevices #
220	{
221	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
222	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetDiskDevices ]] && set -x
223	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
224
225	# Get the names of all disks, vpaths, etc.
226	if [[ $osName = AIX ]]
227	then
228	LC_ALL=C $getlvodm -F 2>/dev/null \| \
229	$awk ' \
230	/hdiskpower/ { print $1 " powerdisk" ; next } \
231	/dlmfdrv/ { print $1 " dlmfdrv" ; next } \
232	/vpath/ { print $1 " vpath" ; next } \
233	/hdisk/ { print $1 " hdisk" ; next } \
234	'
235
236	elif [[ $osName = Linux ]]
237	then
238	$awk ' \
239	/emcpower/ { if (NF > 3 && $3 > 1) print $4 " powerdisk" ; next } \
240	/vpath/ { if (NF > 3 && $3 > 1) print $4 " vpath" ; next } \
241	/[sh]d/ { if (NF > 3 && $3 > 1) print $4 " generic" ; next } \
242	' /proc/partitions 2>/dev/null
243
244	else
245	print -u2 " Unknown operating system $osName "
246	cleanupAndExit
247	fi
248
249	return 0
250
251	} #----- end of function getDiskDevices ------------------------
252
253
254	#############################################################################
255	#
256	# Function: Generate a file correlating node numbers, IP addresses,
257	# and reliable node names for nodes in the cluster.
258	# The values are obtained from the latest mmsdrfs file.
259	#
260	# Input: $1 - name of the node data file to create
261	# $2 - (optional) nodeset for which to return information.
262	# If missing, or if GLOBAL_ID specified, return all
263	# nodes in the cluster.
264	#
265	# Output: Each record of the output file consists of the following
266	# fields (separated with a single blank character):
267	#
268	# node_number ip_address adapter_type reliable_hostname \
269	# switch_node_number adapter_type hags_node_number
270	#
271	# Returns: 0 - file created successfully
272	# If an error is encountered, this function invokes the
273	# cleanupAndExit routine which terminates execution.
274	#
275	#############################################################################
276	function getNodeDataFromSdrfs # <fileName> [<nodesetId>]
277	{
278	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
279	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetNodeDataFromSdrfs ]] && set -x
280	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
281	typeset outfile=$1
282	typeset nodesetId=$2
283
284	typeset gpfsInitOutput
285
286	[[ -z $outfile ]] && \
287	checkForErrors "getNodeDataFromSdrfs - Missing output file parameter" 1
288
289	# Ensure the GPFS system data is up to date.
290	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
291	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
292
293	[[ ! -f $mmsdrfsFile ]] && return 0
294
295	# If a nodeset id is not specified, or if the global id is specified,
296	# clear the variable so that we can look at all MEMBER_NODE lines.
297	# Otherwise, prepend the '^' char to ensure a correct nodesetId match.
298	[[ $nodesetId = "." ]] && nodesetId="$nsId"
299	[[ $nodesetId = 0 ]] && return 0
300	[[ $nodesetId = $GLOBAL_ID ]] && nodesetId=""
301	[[ -n $nodesetId ]] && nodesetId="^$nodesetId"
302
303	# Generate a list with the requested node information.
304	$rm -f $outfile
305	$awk -F: ' \
306	/'$nodesetId:$MEMBER_NODE:'/ { \
307	# If this is an older cluster, the value for the \
308	# HAGS number may not be in the mmsdrfs file yet. \
309	if ( $'$GS_NODE_NUMBER_Field' == "" ) { \
310	{ gsNodeNumber = $'$NODE_NUMBER_Field' } \
311	} else { \
312	{ gsNodeNumber = $'$GS_NODE_NUMBER_Field' } \
313	} \
314	# Write the information to the specified file. \
315	{ print $'$NODE_NUMBER_Field' " " \
316	$'$IPA_Field' " " \
317	$'$ADAPTER_TYPE_Field' " " \
318	$'$REL_HOSTNAME_Field' " " \
319	$'$SWITCH_NODE_NUMBER_Field' " " \
320	$'$ADAPTER_TYPE_Field' " " \
321	gsNodeNumber >> "'$outfile'" } \
322	} \
323	' $mmsdrfsFile
324	checkForErrors awk $?
325
326	return 0
327
328	} #----- end of function getNodeDataFromSdrfs --------------------
329
330
331	#############################################################################
332	#
333	# Function: Generate a node list file showing the node number, IP address,
334	# node name, and attributes (quorum/nonquorum, manager/client,
335	# new) for all nodes in the cluster.
336	# The values are obtained from the latest mmsdrfs file.
337	# Since this routine is used by the daemon to obtain node data,
338	# the node name returned is the one used by the GPFS daemons,
339	# not the one used by the admin commands, although these are
340	# usually the same.
341	#
342	# Input: $1 - name of the node data file to create
343	# $2 - (optional) assume cached data is current
344	#
345	# Output: Each record of the output file consists of the following
346	# fields (separated with a single blank character):
347	#
348	# node_number ip_address nodename attributes...
349	#
350	# where "attributes..." is a string containing a set of
351	# comma-separated attribute values.
352	#
353	# Returns: 0 - file created successfully
354	# If an error is encountered, this function invokes the
355	# cleanupAndExit routine which terminates execution.
356	#
357	#############################################################################
358	function getNodeListFromSdrfs # <fileName> [norefresh]
359	{
360	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
361	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetNodeListFromSdrfs ]] && set -x
362	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
363	typeset outfile=$1
364	typeset -l refreshArg=$2
365
366	typeset gpfsInitOutput
367
368	[[ -z $outfile ]] && \
369	checkForErrors "getNodeListFromSdrfs - Missing output file parameter" 1
370
371	# Ensure the GPFS system data is up to date.
372	if [[ $refreshArg != "norefresh" ]]
373	then
374	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
375	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
376	fi
377
378	[[ ! -f $mmsdrfsFile ]] && \
379	checkForErrors "getNodeListFromSdrfs - Missing /var/mmfs/gen/mmsdrfs" 1
380
381	# Generate a file with the requested node information.
382	$rm -f $outfile
383	$awk -F: ' \
384	BEGIN { separator = "," } \
385	/'$HOME_CLUSTER:$MEMBER_NODE:'/ { \
386	# Collect all attributes for this node. \
387	{ attrs = $'$DESIGNATION_Field' } \
388	if ( $'$CORE_QUORUM_Field' == "'$quorumNode'" ) { \
389	{ attrs = attrs separator "'$QUORUM'" } \
390	} \
391	if ( $'$ADDNODE_STATE_Field' != "" ) { \
392	{ attrs = attrs separator $'$ADDNODE_STATE_Field' } \
393	} \
394	if ( $'$DAEMON_NODENAME_Field' == "" ) { \
395	{ nodename = $'$REL_HOSTNAME_Field' } \
396	} else { \
397	{ nodename = $'$DAEMON_NODENAME_Field' } \
398	} \
399	# Write the information to the specified file. \
400	{ print $'$NODE_NUMBER_Field' " " \
401	$'$IPA_Field' " " \
402	nodename " " attrs >> "'$outfile'" } \
403	} \
404	' $mmsdrfsFile
405	checkForErrors awk $?
406
407	return 0
408
409	} #----- end of function getNodeListFromSdrfs --------------------
410
411
412	#######################################################################
413	#
414	# Function: Generate a file with the global group names and size of
415	# all known VSDs, as well as their primary and secondary
416	# servers and recovery state.
417	#
418	# Input: $1 - name of file for the VSD information
419	#
420	# Output: Each record of the output file consists of the following
421	# colon-separated fields:
422	#
423	# group_name:vsd_name:size:primary_node:secondary_node:recovery:vgname
424	#
425	# Returns: 0 - file created successfully
426	# If error is encountered, this function invokes the
427	# cleanupAndExit routine which terminates execution.
428	#
429	#######################################################################
430	function getVSDdataSDR
431	{
432	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
433	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetVSDdataSDR ]] && set -x
434	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
435	typeset joinedFile=$1
436
437	# Get the name, size, and global group name of all VSDs.
438	$SDRGetObjects -d ':' -x VSD_Table \
439	global_group_name VSD_name size_in_MB >$vsdNamesFile
440	checkForErrors SDRGetObjects $?
441
442	# Sort the output.
443	$sort -t: -k 1,1 $vsdNamesFile -o $vsdNamesFile
444	checkForErrors sort $?
445
446	# Get the primary and secondary nodes for the global group names.
447	$SDRGetObjects -d ':' -x VSD_Global_Volume_Group global_group_name \
448	primary_node secondary_node recovery local_group_name >$volGroupFile
449	checkForErrors SDRGetObjects $?
450
451	# Sort the output.
452	$sort -t: -k 1,1 $volGroupFile -o $volGroupFile
453	checkForErrors sort $?
454
455	# Create one common file with all of the information.
456	$join -t: $vsdNamesFile $volGroupFile >$joinedFile
457	checkForErrors join $?
458
459	$rm -f $vsdNamesFile $volGroupFile
460	return 0
461
462	} #----- end of function getVSDdataSDR --------------------------
463
464
465	##########################################################################
466	#
467	# Function: Generate a file with the global group names and size of
468	# all known VSDs, as well as their primary and secondary
469	# servers and recovery state.
470	#
471	# Input: $1 - name of file for the VSD information
472	#
473	# Output: Each record of the output file consists of the following
474	# colon-separated fields:
475	#
476	# group_name:vsd_name:size:primary_node:secondary_node:recovery:vgname
477	#
478	# Returns: 0 - file created successfully
479	# If error is encountered, this function invokes the
480	# cleanupAndExit routine which terminates execution.
481	#
482	##########################################################################
483	function getVSDdataRPD
484	{
485	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
486	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetVSDdataRPD ]] && set -x
487	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
488	typeset joinedFile=$1
489
490	# Get the name, size, and global group name of all VSDs.
491	$lsrsrcapi -o "IBM.vsdtable::::::VSD_name::global_group_name::logical_volume_name::size_in_MB" >$vsdNamesFile
492	checkForErrors "getVSDdataRPD: lsrsrc-api -o IBM.vsdtable::::::VSD_name::global_group_name::logical_volume_name::size_in_MB" $?
493
494	# Sort the output
495	$sort -t: -k 3,3 $vsdNamesFile -o $vsdNamesFile
496	checkForErrors sort $?
497
498	# Get the primary and secondary nodes for the global group names.
499	$lsrsrcapi -o "IBM.vsdgvg::::::global_group_name::local_group_name::primary_node::secondary_node::recovery" >$volGroupFile
500	checkForErrors "getVSDdataRPD: lsrsrc-api -o IBM.vsdgvg::::::global_group_name::local_group_name::primary_node::secondary_node::recovery" $?
501
502	# Sort the output.
503	$sort -t: -k 1,1 $volGroupFile -o $volGroupFile
504	checkForErrors sort $?
505
506	# Create one common file with all of the information.
507	$join -t: -1 3 -2 1 -o 1.3,1.1,1.7,2.5,2.7,2.9,2.3 $vsdNamesFile $volGroupFile >$joinedFile
508	checkForErrors join $?
509
510	$rm -f $vsdNamesFile $volGroupFile
511	return 0
512
513	} #----- end of function getVSDdataRPD ---------------------------
514
515
516	#########################################################################
517	#
518	# Function: Generate a file with the node number and node name for
519	# all known VSD nodes.
520	#
521	# Input: $1 - name of the file for storing the VSD node information
522	#
523	# Output: Each record of the output file consists of the following
524	# colon-separated fields:
525	#
526	# node_number:node_name
527	#
528	# Returns: 0 - file created successfully
529	# If an error is encountered, this function invokes the
530	# cleanupAndExit routine which terminates execution.
531	#
532	#########################################################################
533	function getVsdNodeDataSDR
534	{
535	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
536	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetVsdNodeDataSDR ]] && set -x
537	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
538	typeset outputFile=$1
539
540	# Get the number and name of each of the VSD nodes.
541	$SDRGetObjects -d ':' -x Node node_number reliable_hostname >$outputFile
542	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeDataSDR: SDRGetObjects" $?
543
544	# Sort the output.
545	$sort -t: -k 1,1 $outputFile -o $outputFile
546	checkForErrors sort $?
547
548	return 0
549
550	} #----- end of function getVsdNodeDataSDR ---------------------
551
552
553	########################################################################
554	#
555	# Function: Generate a file with the node number and node name for
556	# all known VSD nodes.
557	#
558	# Input: $1 - name of the file for storing the VSD node information
559	#
560	# Output: Each record of the output file consists of the following
561	# colon-separated fields:
562	#
563	# node_number:node_name
564	#
565	# Returns: 0 - file created successfully
566	# If an error is encountered, this function invokes the
567	# cleanupAndExit routine which terminates execution.
568	#
569	########################################################################
570	function getVsdNodeDataRPD
571	{
572	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
573	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetVsdNodeDataRPD ]] && set -x
574	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
575	typeset outputFile=$1
576
577	# Get the number and name of each of the VSD nodes.
578	$lsrsrcapi -D ":" -o "IBM.vsdnode::::::VSD_nodenum::NodeNameList" \| \
579	$sed -e 's/{//g' \| $sed -e 's/}//g' >$outputFile
580	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeDataRPD: lsrsrc-api -o IBM.vsdnode::::::VSD_nodenum::NodeNameList" $?
581
582	# Sort the output.
583	$sort -t: -k 1,1 $outputFile -o $outputFile
584	checkForErrors sort $?
585
586	return 0
587
588	} #----- end of function getVsdNodeDataRPD -----------------------
589
590
591	###############################################################################
592	#
593	# Function: Correlate GPFS node numbers with the corresponding RSCT
594	# node numbers (if any).
595	#
596	# Input: None.
597	#
598	# Output: For each node in the cluster that can access VSD disks,
599	# the following two fields (colon-separated, one pair per line)
600	# are displayed on stdout:
601	#
602	# GPFSnodeNumber:RSCTnodeNumber
603	#
604	# Notes: GPFS nodes that are not part of the RSCT peer domain are omitted.
605	#
606	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered.
607	# If an error is encountered, this function invokes the
608	# cleanupAndExit routine which terminates execution.
609	#
610	###############################################################################
611	function getVsdNodeNumbers #
612	{
613	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
614	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetVsdNodeNumbers ]] && set -x
615	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
616
617	typeset gpfsNumbers=$tmpfile
618	typeset vsdNumbers=$tmpfile2
619	typeset vsdPath
620
621	# This function makes no sense on Linux.
622	[[ $osName = Linux ]] && return 1
623
624	# Processing depends on which type of VSD code (PSSP or RSCT) is in use.
625	vsdPath=$(LC_ALL=C $ls -l $vsdatalst 2>/dev/null)
626	if [[ $vsdPath = ${vsdatalstPSSP} && -x $vsdatalstPSSP ]]
627	then
628	# Find the PSSP node numbers and map them to the GPFS nodes.
629
630	# Get the PSSP node numbers and IP addresses.
631	$SDRGetObjects -d ':' -x Adapter node_number netaddr > $adfile
632	checkForErrors "getPSSPvsdNumbers: SDRGetObjects Adapter" $?
633
634	# Add multi-link adapters information from the Aggregate_IP class.
635	# If the class does not exist, ignore the error.
636	$SDRGetObjects -d ':' -x Aggregate_IP node_number ip_address >> $adfile 2>/dev/null
637	[[ ! -s $adfile ]] && \
638	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: invalid SDR Adapter data; check SDR" 1
639
640	# Sort the output based on the IP address.
641	$sort -t: -k 2,2 $adfile -o $vsdNumbers
642	checkForErrors "getPSSPvsdNumbers: sort" $?
643
644	elif [[ $vsdPath = ${vsdatalstRSCT} && -x $vsdatalstRSCT ]]
645	then
646	# Find the RSCT peer domain node numbers and map them to the GPFS nodes.
647
648	# Create a file correlating RSCT node identifiers with IP addresses.
649	$lsrsrcapi -o \
650	"IBM.NetworkInterface::::::NodeIDs::IPAddress::" > $adfile 2> /dev/null
651	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: lsrsrc-api -o IBM.NetworkInterface::::::NodeIDs::IPAddress::" $?
652	[[ ! -s $adfile ]] && \
653	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: invalid IBM.NetworkInterface data; check RSCT Peer Domain" 1
654
655	# Sort the output based on the NodeID values.
656	$sort -b -k 1,1 $adfile -o $adfile
657	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: sort" $?
658
659	# Create a file correlating RSCT node identifiers with RSCT node numbers.
660	$lsrsrcapi -o "IBM.PeerNode::::::NodeIDs::NodeList" > $rnfile 2> /dev/null
661	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: lsrsrc-api -o IBM.PeerNode::::::NodeIDs::NodeList " $?
662	[[ ! -s $rnfile ]] && \
663	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: invalid IBM.PeerNode output; check RSCT Peer Domain" 1
664
665	# Sort the output based on the NodeID values.
666	$sort -b -k 1,1 $rnfile -o $rnfile
667	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: sort" $?
668
669	# Create one common file correlating IP addresses with RSCT node numbers.
670	$join -1 1 -2 1 -t : -o 2.3,1.3 $adfile $rnfile > $vsdNumbers
671	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: join" $?
672
673	# Sort the output based on the IP address.
674	$sort -t: -k 2,2 $vsdNumbers -o $vsdNumbers
675	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: sort" $?
676
677	else
678	# VSD not installed.
679	printErrorMsg 320 "getVSDdata"
680	cleanupAndExit
681	fi # end of if [[ $? = 0 && -x $vsdatalstPSSP ]]
682
683	# Create a file correlating GPFS node numbers with IP addresses.
684	$awk -F: ' \
685	/':$MEMBER_NODE:'/ { \
686	{ print $'$NODE_NUMBER_Field' ":" $'$IPA_Field' } \
687	} \
688	' $mmsdrfsFile \| $sort -t: -b -k 2,2 -o $gpfsNumbers
689	checkForErrors "getVsdNodeNumbers: awk_sort" $?
690
691	# Correlate the GPFS and RSCT node numbers, sort and display them on stdout.
692	$join -1 2 -2 2 -t : -o 1.1,2.1 $gpfsNumbers $vsdNumbers \| $sort -t: -k 1,1n
693
694	return 0
695
696	} #----- end of function getVsdNodeNumbers -----------------------
697
698
699	#############################################################################
700	#
701	# Function: get NSD data for the caller
702	#
703	# Input: $1 - file system name
704	# (if $GLOBAL_ID or not specified, return data for all NSDs)
705	#
706	# Output: For each NSD satisfying the input criteria, a colon-delimited
707	# line of output of the following format is printed:
708	#
709	# diskName:pvid:nsdSubtype:nsdSubtypeDiskname:primaryServer:backupServer
710	#
711	# Note: Since this data is for the daemon, the server node names returned
712	# are the node adapter names used by the daemon, not the admin ones.
713	#
714	# Returns: 0
715	#
716	#############################################################################
717	function getNsdData # <fsname>
718	{
719	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
720	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetNsdData ]] && set -x
721	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
722	typeset fsname=$1
723
724	typeset deviceName nsdSubtype server backup
725	typeset needToDetermineDaemonNames=no
726
727	# If a file system was passed, calculate the device name value.
728	[[ -n $fsname && $fsname != $GLOBAL_ID ]] && \
729	deviceName=${fsname##+(/)dev+(/)}
730
731	# Loop through the mmsdrfs file to obtain the NSD data for the caller.
732	$rm -f $tmpfile
733	IFS=":"
734	exec 3<&-
735	exec 3< $mmsdrfsFile
736	while read -u3 sdrfsLine
737	do
738	# Parse the line.
739	set -f ; set -A v -- - $sdrfsLine ; set +f
740	IFS="$IFS_sv"
741
742	case ${v[$LINE_TYPE_Field]} in
743
744	$SG_DISKS ) # This line describes a disk.
745	# Is this an NSD with a valid PVID value?
746	if [[ ${v[$DISK_TYPE_Field]} = nsd && -n ${v[$PVID_Field]} ]]
747	then
748	# Is this a disk in which we are interested?
749	if [[ -z $fsname \|\| $fsname = $GLOBAL_ID \|\|
750	$deviceName = ${v[$DEV_NAME_Field]} ]]
751	then
752	# Determine the nsd subtype value.
753	if [[ -z ${v[$NSD_SUBTYPE_Field]} ]]
754	then
755	nsdSubtype="generic"
756	else
757	nsdSubtype=${v[$NSD_SUBTYPE_Field]}
758	fi
759
760	# Check whether the daemon node name has been recorded for
761	# each NSD server. If not, set a flag and exit the loop.
762	if [[ ( -n ${v[$NSD_PRIMARY_NODE_Field]} && \
763	-z ${v[$DAEMON_NSD_PRIMARY_Field]} ) \|\| \
764	( -n ${v[$NSD_BACKUP_NODE_Field]} && \
765	-z ${v[$DAEMON_NSD_BACKUP_Field]} ) ]]
766	then
767	needToDetermineDaemonNames=yes
768	break
769	fi
770
771	# Output the data for this NSD.
772	print -- ${v[$DISK_NAME_Field]}:${v[$PVID_Field]}:$nsdSubtype:${v[$NSD_SUBTYPE_DISKNAME_Field]}:${v[$DAEMON_NSD_PRIMARY_Field]}:${v[$DAEMON_NSD_BACKUP_Field]} >> $tmpfile
773
774	fi # end of if [[ -z $fsname \|\| $fsname = $GLOBAL_ID \|\| ... ]]
775
776	fi # end of if (v[$DISK_TYPE_Field] == "nsd" && -n v[$PVID_Field])
777	;;
778
779	* ) # We are not interested in any other lines.
780	;;
781
782	esac # end of case ${v[$LINE_TYPE_Field]} in
783
784	IFS=":" # Change the separator back to ":" for the next iteration.
785
786	done # end of while read -u3 sdrfsLine do
787
788	IFS="$IFS_sv" # Restore the default IFS setting.
789
790	# If all of the NSD servers had daemon names, we are done;
791	# output the data and return to the caller.
792	if [[ $needToDetermineDaemonNames = no ]]
793	then
794	[[ -s $tmpfile ]] && $cat $tmpfile
795	return 0
796	fi
797
798	# If we get here, at least one of the NSD servers did not have a
799	# daemon node name. This is probably because the cluster migrated
800	# from an earlier level of GPFS in which they did not exist,
801	# and no one has issued mmchconfig release=LATEST to update the
802	# mmsdrfs file. We can still get the NSD data, but it will require
803	# more time, since we must look at the MEMBER_NODE lines of the
804	# mmsdrfs file as well as the SG_DISKS lines.
805	# The mmsdrfs file will be updated with the daemon node names for
806	# the NSD servers when the user issues mmchconfig release=LATEST;
807	# it cannot be done in this code path.
808
809	# Go through the current mmsdrfs file to obtain the NSD data.
810	IFS=":"
811	exec 3<&-
812	exec 3< $mmsdrfsFile
813	while read -u3 sdrfsLine
814	do
815	# Parse the line.
816	set -f ; set -A v -- - $sdrfsLine ; set +f
817	IFS="$IFS_sv"
818
819	case ${v[$LINE_TYPE_Field]} in
820
821	$SG_DISKS ) # This line describes a disk.
822	# Is this an NSD with a valid PVID value?
823	if [[ ${v[$DISK_TYPE_Field]} = nsd && -n ${v[$PVID_Field]} ]]
824	then
825	# If a file system was passed, calculate the device name value.
826	[[ -n $fsname && $fsname != $GLOBAL_ID ]] && \
827	deviceName=${fsname##+(/)dev+(/)}
828
829	# Is this a disk in which we are interested?
830	if [[ -z $fsname \|\| $fsname = $GLOBAL_ID \|\|
831	$deviceName = ${v[$DEV_NAME_Field]} ]]
832	then
833	# Determine the nsd subtype value.
834	if [[ -z ${v[$NSD_SUBTYPE_Field]} ]]
835	then
836	nsdSubtype="generic"
837	else
838	nsdSubtype=${v[$NSD_SUBTYPE_Field]}
839	fi
840
841	# If a server node was specified, check that it is valid
842	# and convert it if necessary to a daemon adapter name.
843	server=${v[$NSD_PRIMARY_NODE_Field]}
844	if [[ -n $server ]]
845	then
846	server=$(checkAndConvertNodeValue $server $DAEMON_NODENAME_Field)
847	fi
848	backup=${v[$NSD_BACKUP_NODE_Field]}
849	if [[ -n $backup ]]
850	then
851	backup=$(checkAndConvertNodeValue $backup $DAEMON_NODENAME_Field)
852	fi
853
854	# Output the data for this NSD.
855	print -- ${v[$DISK_NAME_Field]}:${v[$PVID_Field]}:$nsdSubtype:${v[NSD_SUBTYPE_DISKNAME_Field]}:$server:$backup
856
857	fi # end of if [[ -z $fsname \|\| $fsname = $GLOBAL_ID \|\| ... ]]
858
859	fi # end of if (v[$DISK_TYPE_Field] == "nsd" && -n v[$PVID_Field])
860	;;
861
862	* ) # We are not interested in any other lines.
863	;;
864
865	esac # end of case ${v[$LINE_TYPE_Field]} in
866
867	IFS=":" # Change the separator back to ":" for the next iteration.
868
869	done # end of while read -u3 sdrfsLine
870
871	IFS="$IFS_sv" # Restore the default IFS setting.
872
873	return 0
874
875	} #----- end of function getNsdData ----------------------------
876
877
878	###########################################################################
879	#
880	# Function: Determine whether a given cluster is authorized
881	# to access the specified file system.
882	#
883	# Input: $1 - cluster name
884	# $2 - file system device name
885	#
886	# Output: accessType [rootSquash=uid:gid]
887	#
888	# Returns: 0 - access level determined successfully
889	# 2 (ENOENT) - cluster not defined (not allowed to connect)
890	# 13 (EACCES) - access denied
891	# 19 (ENODEV) - device not found
892	# 22 (EINVAL) - device name is not valid
893	# 93 (EREMOTE) - device name is for a remote fs
894	# other unexpected errors
895	#
896	###########################################################################
897	function checkAuth # <clusterName> <device> [norefresh]
898	{
899	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
900	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGcheckAuth ]] && set -x
901	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
902	typeset clusterName=$1
903	typeset device=$2
904	typeset refreshArg=$3
905
906	typeset deviceName accessType allowRemoteConnections
907	typeset accessTypeString rsquashUid rsquashGid
908	typeset rsquashOption=""
909	typeset rc=0
910
911	[[ ! -f $mmsdrfsFile ]] && \
912	checkForErrors "checkAuth - Missing /var/mmfs/gen/mmsdrfs" 1
913
914	# Strip away any /dev/ prefix from the device id.
915	deviceName=${device##+(/)dev+(/)}
916
917	# Verify the device name.
918	if [[ $deviceName = /* ]]
919	then
920	printErrorMsg 169 $mmcmd "$device"
921	rc=$MM_InvalidName
922	return $rc
923	elif [[ $deviceName = / ]]
924	then
925	printErrorMsg 170 $mmcmd "$device"
926	rc=$MM_InvalidName
927	return $rc
928	fi
929
930	# Ensure the GPFS system data is up to date.
931	if [[ $refreshArg != "norefresh" ]]
932	then
933	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
934	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
935	fi
936
937	# If the cluster does not utilize secure connections,
938	# rw access is allowed to all of its file systems.
939	allowRemoteConnections=$(showCfgValue allowRemoteConnections)
940	if [[ $allowRemoteConnections = yes ]]
941	then
942	print -- "rw"
943	return 0
944	fi
945
946	# Find out the maximum allowed access for the file system.
947	accessTypeString=$($awk -F: ' \
948	BEGIN { \
949	# Assume the file system does not exist. \
950	{ fsNotFound = 1 } \
951	# Assume "mmauth add" was not issued for the cluster. \
952	{ remoteClusterNotFound = 1 } \
953	# Assume file system access not allowed (EACCES). \
954	{ rc = '$MM_AccessDenied' } \
955	} \
956	\
957	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$VERSION_LINE'" { \
958	# If the request is for the local cluster, \
959	# access is granted by default to all file systems. \
960	if ( $'$CLUSTER_NAME_Field' == "'$clusterName'" \|\| \
961	"'$clusterName'" == "." ) { \
962	{ print "rw:::" } \
963	{ remoteClusterNotFound = 0 } \
964	{ fsNotFound = 0 } \
965	{ rc = 0 } \
966	{ exit } \
967	} \
968	} \
969	\
970	$'$NODESETID_Field' == "'$clusterName'" && \
971	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$AUTHORIZED_CLUSTER'" { \
972	# This is the overall authorization record for \
973	# the desired cluster (created by "mmauth add"). \
974	{ remoteClusterNotFound = 0 } \
975	} \
976	\
977	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$SG_HEADR'" && \
978	$'$DEV_NAME_Field' == "'$deviceName'" { \
979	# This is the header line for the file system. \
980	if ( $'$FS_TYPE_Field' == "'$remotefs'" ) { \
981	# If it is a remote file system, return an error. \
982	{ rc = '$MM_Remotefs' } \
983	{ exit } \
984	} else { \
985	# Otherwise, keep looking for an AUTHORIZED_FS line. \
986	# Note that it is OK for such a record not to exist. \
987	# All that means is that the given cluster cannot \
988	# access the file system. \
989	{ fsNotFound = 0 } \
990	} \
991	} \
992	\
993	$'$NODESETID_Field' == "'$clusterName'" && \
994	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$AUTHORIZED_FS'" && \
995	$'$DEV_NAME_Field' == "'$deviceName'" { \
996	# This is the auth record for the desired cluster and \
997	# file system. Return the max allowed level of access. \
998	{ print $'$ACCESS_TYPE_Field' ":" \
999	$'$ROOTSQUASH_UID_Field' ":" \
1000	$'$ROOTSQUASH_GID_Field' ":" } \
1001	{ rc = 0 } \
1002	{ exit } \
1003	} \
1004	\
1005	END { \
1006	if ( fsNotFound ) { \
1007	{ rc = '$MM_FsNotFound' } \
1008	} \
1009	if ( remoteClusterNotFound ) { \
1010	{ rc = '$MM_RemoteNotFound' } \
1011	} \
1012	{ exit rc } \
1013	} \
1014	' $mmsdrfsFile)
1015	rc=$?
1016	if [[ $rc -ne 0 && $rc -ne $MM_AccessDenied ]]
1017	then
1018	if [[ $rc -eq $MM_FsNotFound ]]
1019	then
1020	# File system not found.
1021	printErrorMsg 288 $mmcmd "$device"
1022	elif [[ $rc -eq $MM_RemoteNotFound ]]
1023	then
1024	# The remote cluster is not authorized to access this cluster.
1025	printErrorMsg 259 $mmcmd $clusterName
1026	elif [[ $rc -eq $MM_Remotefs ]]
1027	then
1028	# Command is not allowed for remote file systems.
1029	printErrorMsg 238 $mmcmd
1030	else
1031	# Unexpected error.
1032	checkForErrors awk $rc
1033	fi
1034	return $rc
1035	fi
1036
1037	# Parse the result.
1038	IFS=":"
1039	set -f ; set -- $accessTypeString ; set +f
1040	accessType=$1
1041	rsquashUid=$2
1042	rsquashGid=$3
1043	IFS="$IFS_sv"
1044
1045	[[ -n $rsquashUid ]] && rsquashOption=" rootSquash=${rsquashUid}:${rsquashGid}"
1046	[[ -z $accessType ]] && accessType="none"
1047
1048	# Put out the result and return.
1049	print -- "${accessType}${rsquashOption}"
1050	return $rc
1051
1052	} #----- end of function checkAuth -----------------------------
1053
1054
1055	######################################################################
1056	#
1057	# Function: Generate a /etc/filesystems type options line.
1058	#
1059	# Input: $1 - file system device name
1060	# $2 - skipMountPointCheck or doMountPointCheck
1061	#
1062	# Output: The first line contains a comma-separated list of
1063	# mount options and the names of up to 50 disks.
1064	# The second line contains the mount point.
1065	#
1066	# Returns: 0 - options line generated successfully
1067	# 19 (ENODEV) - options line not found
1068	# 22 (EINVAL) - device name is not valid
1069	# 1 - some other unexpected error
1070	#
1071	######################################################################
1072	function getEFOptions # <device> <checkMountPointOpt>
1073	{
1074	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1075	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetEFOptions ]] && set -x
1076	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1077	typeset device=$1
1078	typeset checkMountPointOpt=$2
1079
1080	typeset rc=0
1081	typeset fsLine efOptions minorNumber nodesetId mountPoint fsType
1082	typeset fsType fsHomeCluster
1083
1084	[[ ! -f $mmsdrfsFile ]] && \
1085	checkForErrors "getEFOptions - Missing /var/mmfs/gen/mmsdrfs" 1
1086
1087	# Strip away any /dev/ prefix from the device id.
1088	deviceName=${device##+(/)dev+(/)}
1089
1090	# Verify the device name.
1091	if [[ $deviceName = /* ]]
1092	then
1093	printErrorMsg 169 $mmcmd "$device"
1094	rc=$MM_InvalidName
1095	return $rc
1096	elif [[ $deviceName = / ]]
1097	then
1098	printErrorMsg 170 $mmcmd "$device"
1099	rc=$MM_InvalidName
1100	return $rc
1101	fi
1102
1103	# Make sure the mmsdrfs file is current. To avoid undesired side effects,
1104	# tell gpfsInit to restrict mount point checking to only the file system
1105	# that is subject to the current getEFOptions call. This is done only if
1106	# the checkMountPointOpt parameter is set to "doMountPointCheck" or "yes".
1107	[[ $checkMountPointOpt = "doMountPointCheck" \|\| $checkMountPointOpt = "yes" ]] && \
1108	export MOUNT_POINT_CHECK="$deviceName"
1109	gpfsInit nolock >/dev/null
1110	checkForErrors gpfsInit $?
1111	unset MOUNT_POINT_CHECK
1112
1113	# The script looks for the SG_MOUNT line for the file system.
1114	# It examines the individual fields and if they have a value,
1115	# adds the value to the list. The fields are comma-separated.
1116	# After the mount options are processed, the script looks for
1117	# SG_DISKS lines and puts out the names of the first 50 disks.
1118	# Disks that are excluded from SG descr operations are skipped.
1119	# At the end, if a SG_MOUNT line was found, the script returns 0.
1120	# Otherwise, the return code is set to 19 (ENODEV).
1121	fsLine=$($awk -F: ' \
1122	BEGIN { \
1123	{ n = 0 } \
1124	{ mountPoint = "" } \
1125	{ fsType = "" } \
1126	{ exclOption = "" } \
1127	} \
1128	\
1129	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$SG_HEADR'" && \
1130	$'$DEV_NAME_Field' == "'$deviceName'" { \
1131	{ printf $'$NODESETID_Field' " " } \
1132	if ( $'$DEV_MINOR_Field' != "" ) { \
1133	{ printf $'$DEV_MINOR_Field' " " } \
1134	} \
1135	else { \
1136	{ printf "NULL " } \
1137	} \
1138	if ( $'$FS_TYPE_Field' == "'$remotefs'" ) { \
1139	{ fsType = "remotefs" } \
1140	{ remoteDevName = $'$REMOTE_DEV_NAME_Field' } \
1141	} \
1142	else { \
1143	{ fsType = "localfs" } \
1144	} \
1145	{ printf fsType " " } \
1146	} \
1147	\
1148	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$SG_ETCFS'" && \
1149	$'$DEV_NAME_Field' == "'$deviceName'" && \
1150	$'$LINE_NUMBER_Field' == "'$MOUNT_POINT_Line'" { \
1151	{ mountPoint = $'$ETCFS_TEXT_Field'":" } \
1152	} \
1153	\
1154	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$SG_MOUNT'" && \
1155	$'$DEV_NAME_Field' == "'$deviceName'" { \
1156	{ printf $'$RW_OPT_Field' } \
1157	if ( $'$MTIME_OPT_Field' != "" ) { \
1158	{ printf ","$'$MTIME_OPT_Field' } \
1159	} \
1160	if ( $'$ATIME_OPT_Field' != "" ) { \
1161	{ printf ","$'$ATIME_OPT_Field' } \
1162	} \
1163	if ( $'$OTHER_OPT_Field' != "" ) { \
1164	{ printf ","$'$OTHER_OPT_Field' } \
1165	} \
1166	if ( $'$QUOTA_OPT_Field' != "" ) { \
1167	{ printf ",quota="$'$QUOTA_OPT_Field' } \
1168	} \
1169	if ( fsType == "remotefs" ) { \
1170	{ printf ",dev="$'$NODESETID_Field'":"remoteDevName } \
1171	{ printf ",ldev='$deviceName'" } \
1172	} \
1173	{ next } \
1174	} \
1175	\
1176	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$SG_DISKS'" && \
1177	$'$DEV_NAME_Field' == "'$deviceName'" { \
1178	if ( $'$EXCLUDE_Field' == "'$excludedDisk'") { \
1179	{ exclOption = ",exclDisks=yes" } \
1180	} \
1181	else if ( $'$DISK_STATUS_Field' == "" \|\| \
1182	$'$DISK_STATUS_Field' == "ready" ) { \
1183	{ diskType = $'$DISK_TYPE_Field' } \
1184	# Map certain disk types to the default GPFS driver type. \
1185	if ( diskType == "lv" \|\| diskType == "vsd" ) { \
1186	{ diskType = "" } \
1187	} \
1188	if ( n == 0 ) { \
1189	{ printf ",disks="$'$DISK_NAME_Field'":"diskType } \
1190	{ n = n + 1 } \
1191	{ next } \
1192	} \
1193	else if ( n < 50 ) { \
1194	{ printf ";"$'$DISK_NAME_Field'":"diskType } \
1195	{ n = n + 1 } \
1196	{ next } \
1197	} \
1198	else { \
1199	{ exit } \
1200	} \
1201	} \
1202	} \
1203	\
1204	END { \
1205	if ( fsType == "" ) { \
1206	# Filesystem not found. Return ENODEV. \
1207	{ exit '$MM_FsNotFound' } \
1208	} \
1209	else { \
1210	if ( exclOption != "" ) { \
1211	{ printf exclOption } \
1212	} \
1213	# Filesystem found. Add the mount point to the output. \
1214	{ printf " " mountPoint "\n" } \
1215	{ exit 0 } \
1216	} \
1217	} \
1218	' $mmsdrfsFile)
1219	rc=$?
1220	if [[ $rc -ne 0 \|\| -z $fsLine ]]
1221	then
1222	[[ $rc -eq 0 ]] && rc=1
1223	if [[ $rc -eq $MM_FsNotFound ]]
1224	then
1225	# File system not found.
1226	printErrorMsg 288 $mmcmd "$device"
1227	else
1228	# Unexpected error.
1229	checkForErrors awk $rc
1230	fi
1231	return $rc
1232	fi
1233
1234	# Parse the result.
1235	set -f ; set -- $fsLine ; set +f
1236	fsHomeCluster=$1
1237	minorNumber=$2
1238	fsType=$3
1239	efOptions=$4
1240	mountPoint=$5
1241
1242	# Exit with a message if invoked for a remote file system.
1243	if [[ $fsType = remotefs ]]
1244	then
1245	# Command is not allowed for remote file systems.
1246	printErrorMsg 106 $mmcmd "$device" $fsHomeCluster
1247	return $MM_Remotefs
1248	fi
1249
1250	# Make sure the /dev entry looks good. Do this only if the
1251	# checkMountPointOpt parameter is set to "doMountPointCheck".
1252	if [[ $checkMountPointOpt = "doMountPointCheck" \|\| $checkMountPointOpt = "yes" ]]
1253	then
1254	[[ $osName = Linux ]] && checkVfsNumber
1255	confirmMajorMinor mount /dev/$deviceName $neededMajorNumber $minorNumber
1256	rc=$?
1257	if [[ $rc -ne 0 ]]
1258	then
1259	# /dev entry not created by GPFS.
1260	printErrorMsg 462 "$mmcmd" "/dev/$deviceName"
1261	# Pretend everything is OK and let the daemon
1262	# decide whether it can mount the file system.
1263	rc=0
1264	fi
1265	fi # end of if [[ $checkMountPointOpt = "doMountPointCheck" ]]
1266
1267	# Ensure the output does not overrun the daemon input buffers.
1268	# If necessary, take out one or more disks from the efOptions string.
1269	while [[ ${#efOptions} -gt 1023 ]]
1270	do
1271	efOptions="${efOptions%;*}"
1272	done
1273
1274	# Put out the result and return.
1275	print -- "$efOptions"
1276	print -- "$mountPoint"
1277	return $rc
1278
1279	} #----- end of function getEFOptions --------------------------
1280
1281
1282	#####################################################################
1283	#
1284	# Function: Retrieve the mount point for a file system.
1285	#
1286	# Input: $1 - file system device name
1287	#
1288	# Output: The mount point for the file system.
1289	#
1290	# Returns: 0 - mount point generated successfully
1291	# 19 (ENODEV) - file system not found
1292	# 22 (EINVAL) - device name is not valid
1293	# 1 - some other unexpected error
1294	#
1295	#####################################################################
1296	function getMountPoint # <device>
1297	{
1298	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1299	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgetMountPoint ]] && set -x
1300	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1301	typeset device=$1
1302	# typeset checkMountPointOpt=$2
1303
1304	typeset rc=0
1305	typeset mountPoint deviceName
1306
1307	[[ ! -f $mmsdrfsFile ]] && \
1308	checkForErrors "getMountPoint - Missing /var/mmfs/gen/mmsdrfs" 1
1309
1310	# Strip away any /dev/ prefix from the device id.
1311	deviceName=${device##+(/)dev+(/)}
1312
1313	# Verify the device name.
1314	if [[ $deviceName = /* ]]
1315	then
1316	printErrorMsg 169 $mmcmd "$device"
1317	rc=$MM_InvalidName
1318	return $rc
1319	elif [[ $deviceName = / ]]
1320	then
1321	printErrorMsg 170 $mmcmd "$device"
1322	rc=$MM_InvalidName
1323	return $rc
1324	fi
1325
1326	# Note: We will assume that at the point this function is invoked,
1327	# the /etc/filesystems information in general, and the mount
1328	# point in particular, are up-to date. Therefore, we will skip
1329	# the call to gpfsInit. If this assumption turns out to be
1330	# inaccurate, the sections of code that deal with gpfsInit
1331	# and confirmMajorMinor will have to activated.
1332
1333	# Make sure the mmsdrfs file is current. To avoid undesired side effects,
1334	# tell gpfsInit to restrict mount point checking to only the file system
1335	# that is subject to the current getMountPoint call. This is done only if
1336	# the checkMountPointOpt parameter is set to "doMountPointCheck" or "yes".
1337	# [[ $checkMountPointOpt = "doMountPointCheck" \|\| $checkMountPointOpt = "yes" ]] && \
1338	# export MOUNT_POINT_CHECK="$deviceName"
1339	# gpfsInit nolock >/dev/null
1340	# checkForErrors gpfsInit $?
1341	# unset MOUNT_POINT_CHECK
1342
1343	# The script looks for the first SG_ETCFS line for the
1344	# file system and prints the value of the mount point.
1345	# If the line was found, the script returns 0.
1346	# Otherwise, the return code is set to 19 (ENODEV).
1347	mountPoint=$($awk -F: ' \
1348	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$SG_ETCFS'" && \
1349	$'$DEV_NAME_Field' == "'$deviceName'" && \
1350	$'$LINE_NUMBER_Field' == "'$MOUNT_POINT_Line'" { \
1351	{ mountPoint = $'$ETCFS_TEXT_Field'":" } \
1352	{ exit } \
1353	} \
1354	END { \
1355	if ( mountPoint == "" ) { \
1356	# Filesystem not found. Return ENODEV. \
1357	{ exit '$MM_FsNotFound' } \
1358	} \
1359	else { \
1360	# Filesystem found. Return the mount point. \
1361	{ print mountPoint } \
1362	{ exit 0 } \
1363	} \
1364	} \
1365	' $mmsdrfsFile)
1366	rc=$?
1367	if [[ $rc -ne 0 \|\| -z $mountPoint ]]
1368	then
1369	[[ $rc -eq 0 ]] && rc=1
1370	if [[ $rc -eq $MM_FsNotFound ]]
1371	then
1372	# File system not found.
1373	printErrorMsg 288 $mmcmd "$device"
1374	else
1375	# Unexpected error.
1376	checkForErrors awk $rc
1377	fi
1378	return $rc
1379	fi
1380
1381	# Make sure the /dev entry looks good. Do this only if the
1382	# checkMountPointOpt parameter is set to "doMountPointCheck".
1383	# if [[ $checkMountPointOpt = "doMountPointCheck" \|\| $checkMountPointOpt = "yes" ]]
1384	# then
1385	# [[ $osName = Linux ]] && checkVfsNumber
1386	# confirmMajorMinor mount /dev/$deviceName $neededMajorNumber $minorNumber
1387	# rc=$?
1388	# if [[ $rc -ne 0 ]]
1389	# then
1390	# # /dev entry not created by GPFS.
1391	# printErrorMsg 462 "$mmcmd" "/dev/$deviceName"
1392	# # Pretend everything is OK and let the daemon
1393	# # decide whether it can mount the file system.
1394	# rc=0
1395	# fi
1396	# fi # end of if [[ $checkMountPointOpt = "doMountPointCheck" ]]
1397
1398	# Put out the result and return.
1399	print -- "$mountPoint"
1400	return $rc
1401
1402	} #----- end of function getMountPoint -------------------------
1403
1404
1405	#####################################################################
1406	#
1407	# Function: This function is called by the mmfsd daemon during
1408	# initialization, before it runs recovery for any VFS
1409	# mount points that may already be mounted. The only
1410	# thing that this function presently does is to invoke
1411	# the /var/mmfs/etc/gpfsready user exit.
1412	#
1413	# Note: The daemon will wait until this script returns.
1414	# Do not invoke long running commands synchronously
1415	# from this function. Specifically, do not start
1416	# mount commands here and do not do anything that
1417	# assumes a mounted GPFS file system.
1418	#
1419	# Input: None
1420	#
1421	# Output: None
1422	#
1423	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
1424	# 1 - unexpected error
1425	#
1426	#####################################################################
1427	function gpfsready #
1428	{
1429	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1430	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgpfsready ]] && set -x
1431	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1432
1433	print "$(date): mmcommon gpfsready invoked"
1434
1435	#####################################################
1436	# Invoke the user exit, if it is properly installed.
1437	#####################################################
1438	if [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}gpfsready ]]
1439	then
1440	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}gpfsready invoked"
1441	${mmfscfgDir}gpfsready
1442	fi
1443
1444	return 0
1445
1446	} #----- end of function gpfsready -------------------------
1447
1448
1449	#####################################################################
1450	#
1451	# Function: This function is called by the mmfsd daemon when it is
1452	# up and ready for sessions. It mounts all file systems
1453	# that have to be mounted at daemon startup time and then
1454	# invokes the /var/mmfs/etc/mmfsup user exit.
1455	#
1456	# Input: $1 - IP address of this node
1457	# $2 - IP address of the config manager node
1458	#
1459	# Output: None
1460	#
1461	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
1462	# 1 - unexpected error
1463	#
1464	#####################################################################
1465	function mmfsup # <localIPaddr> <ccMgrIPaddr>
1466	{
1467	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1468	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGmmfsup ]] && set -x
1469	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1470	typeset localIPaddr=$1
1471	typeset ccMgrIPaddr=$2
1472
1473	typeset mountedFileSystems device mountOptions
1474
1475	print "$(date): mmcommon mmfsup invoked"
1476
1477	##############################################################
1478	# Mount all GPFS file systems for which -A yes was specified.
1479	# If there are such file systems, their device names are put
1480	# in file /var/mmfs/gen/automount. The device names in this
1481	# file are ordered to avoid simultaneous mounting of the same
1482	# file system from all nodes in the cluster.
1483	##############################################################
1484	if [[ -s $startupMountFile && ! -f $ignoreStartupMount ]]
1485	then
1486	# Create a list of the currently mounted file systems on this node.
1487	if [[ $osName = AIX ]]
1488	then
1489	$mount >$tmpfile 2>/dev/null
1490	mountedFileSystems=$tmpfile
1491	elif [[ $osName = Linux ]]
1492	then
1493	mountedFileSystems=/proc/mounts
1494	else
1495	# Should never get here.
1496	printErrorMsg 171 "$mmcmd" "mmfsup: unsupported OS $osName" 1
1497	return 1
1498	fi # end of if [[ $osName = AIX ]]
1499
1500	# Process the list of file systems.
1501	exec 3< $startupMountFile
1502	while read -u3 device
1503	do
1504	# If file ignoreStartupMount exists for this file system,
1505	# do not attempt to mount it.
1506	[[ -s ${ignoreStartupMount}.${device#/dev/} ]] && \
1507	continue
1508
1509	# See if there are local override mount options for this file system.
1510	if [[ -s ${localMountOptions}.${device#/dev/} ]]
1511	then
1512	mountOptions="-o $($tail -n -1 ${localMountOptions}.${device#/dev/} 2>/dev/null)"
1513	else
1514	mountOptions=""
1515	fi
1516
1517	# See if this file system is already mounted.
1518	$grep -qw $device $tmpfile > /dev/null 2>&1
1519	if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]
1520	then
1521	# The file system is not mounted. Do it now.
1522	print -- "$(date): mounting $device"
1523	$mount $mountOptions $device 2>&1 \| $grep -i -v "already mounted"
1524	print -- "$(date): finished mounting $device"
1525	fi
1526	done
1527	fi # end of if [[ -s $startupMountFile ]]
1528
1529	#####################################################
1530	# Invoke the user exit, if it is properly installed.
1531	#####################################################
1532	if [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsup ]]
1533	then
1534	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsup invoked"
1535	${mmfscfgDir}mmfsup $localIPaddr $ccMgrIPaddr
1536	elif [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsup.scr ]]
1537	then
1538	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsup.scr invoked"
1539	${mmfscfgDir}mmfsup.scr $localIPaddr $ccMgrIPaddr
1540	fi
1541
1542	return 0
1543
1544	} #----- end of function mmfsup -------------------------
1545
1546
1547	#####################################################################
1548	#
1549	# Function: This function is called by the mmfsd daemon during
1550	# normal and abnormal sutdown processing. A number of
1551	# cleanup tasks are performed and then the function
1552	# invokes the /var/mmfs/etc/mmfsdown user exit.
1553	#
1554	# Input: None
1555	#
1556	# Output: None
1557	#
1558	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
1559	# 1 - unexpected error
1560	#
1561	#####################################################################
1562	function mmfsdown #
1563	{
1564	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1565	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGmmfsdown ]] && set -x
1566	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1567
1568	typeset pid status
1569
1570	############################################
1571	# Determine whether GPFS will be restarted.
1572	############################################
1573	pid=$($ps -eo "pid args" \| $awk '/\/runmmfs/ && !/this process/ {print $1}')
1574	if [[ -n $pid && -f $rerunmmfsFile ]]
1575	then
1576	status=active
1577	else
1578	status=down
1579	fi
1580
1581	print "$(date): mmcommon mmfsdown invoked. Subsystem: mmfs Status: $status"
1582	########################
1583	# Do the cleanup tasks.
1584	########################
1585	if [[ $status = active ]]
1586	then
1587	#---------------------------------------------
1588	# The GPFS daemon died but will be restarted.
1589	#---------------------------------------------
1590	if [[ -n "$MMTRACE" ]]
1591	then
1592	# If the MMTRACE environment variable is set,
1593	# stop tracing on this node.
1594	$mmtrace stop
1595
1596	if [[ $MMTRACE = global ]]
1597	then
1598	# If tracing was started on all nodes, cut trace
1599	# records on all of the nodes in the cluster.
1600	getNodeList $REL_HOSTNAME_Field $GLOBAL_ID $mmsdrfsFile > $nodefile
1601	$mmcommon onall $nodefile $unreachedNodes adminCmd mmtrace
1602	fi
1603	fi # end of if [[ -n "$MMTRACE" ]]
1604
1605	else
1606	#-----------------------------------
1607	# The GPFS daemon is shutting down.
1608	#-----------------------------------
1609	if [[ -n "$MMTRACE" ]]
1610	then
1611	# If the MMTRACE environment variable is set,
1612	# stop tracing on this node.
1613	$mmtrace stop
1614	fi
1615
1616	# Force unmount of all gpfs file systems.
1617	printInfoMsg 426 "$(date)" $mmcmd
1618	if [[ $osName = AIX ]]
1619	then
1620	unmountFileSystems all -f 2>/dev/null
1621	elif [[ $osName = Linux ]]
1622	then
1623	# Note: Do not redirect stderr on Linux umount.
1624	unmountFileSystems all -f
1625	else
1626	# Should never get here.
1627	printErrorMsg 171 "$mmcmd" "mmfsdown: unsupported OS $osName" 1
1628	return 1
1629	fi
1630
1631	# Remove the respawn file since the daemon will not be restarted.
1632	$rm -f $respawnlog
1633
1634	fi # end of if [[ $status = active ]]
1635
1636	#####################################################
1637	# Invoke the user exit, if it is properly installed.
1638	#####################################################
1639	if [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsdown ]]
1640	then
1641	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsdown invoked"
1642	${mmfscfgDir}mmfsdown $status
1643	elif [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsdown.scr ]]
1644	then
1645	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}mmfsdown.scr invoked"
1646	${mmfscfgDir}mmfsdown.scr $status
1647	fi
1648
1649	return 0
1650
1651	} #----- end of function mmfsdown -------------------------
1652
1653
1654	#####################################################################
1655	#
1656	# Function: This function is called prior to unmounting a file system
1657	# in response to an explicit mmumount or mmshutdown command.
1658	# The function is also invoked by the mmfsd daemon during
1659	# normal and abnormal shutdown processing.
1660	#
1661	# Input: $1 - file system device name or all
1662	# $2 - reason: umount or cleanup
1663	#
1664	# Output: None
1665	#
1666	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
1667	# 1 - unexpected error
1668	#
1669	#####################################################################
1670	function preunmount # <device> <reason>
1671	{
1672	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1673	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGpreunmount ]] && set -x
1674	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1675	typeset device=$1
1676	typeset reason=$2
1677
1678	typeset timeout=5
1679	typeset waited=0
1680	typeset retrydelay=1
1681	typeset pid
1682
1683
1684	###################################################################
1685	# If the reason for the call is daemon cleanup, determine if this
1686	# is a normal or abnormal shutdown. If normal shutdown, the exit
1687	# must have already been invoked by mmremote shutdownDaemon.
1688	###################################################################
1689	if [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}preunmount ]]
1690	then
1691	print "$(date): mmcommon preunmount invoked. File system: $device Reason: $reason"
1692	fi
1693	if [[ $reason = cleanup ]]
1694	then
1695	# Determine whether GPFS will be restarted.
1696	pid=$($ps -eo "pid args" \| $awk '/\/runmmfs/ && !/this process/ {print $1}')
1697	if [[ -n $pid && -f $rerunmmfsFile ]]
1698	then
1699	# This is abnormal shutdown; the daemon will be restarted.
1700	: # keep going with the rest of the code.
1701	else
1702	# This is normal shutdown; the daemon will not be restarted.
1703	# This function must have already been invoked by mmremote shutdownDaemon.
1704	return 0
1705	fi
1706	fi # end of if [[ $reason = cleanup ]]
1707
1708	#############################################################
1709	# Invoke the user exit, if it is properly installed.
1710	# Allow no more than 5 seconds for the user code to finish.
1711	# If the user process does not return within this time,
1712	# the function will return. This is intended to prevent
1713	# GPFS recovery from hanging.
1714	#############################################################
1715	if [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}preunmount ]]
1716	then
1717	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}preunmount invoked"
1718	${mmfscfgDir}preunmount $device $reason &
1719	pid=$!
1720
1721	# Wait until the user exit finishes or the timeout expires.
1722	while [[ $waited -lt $timeout ]]
1723	do
1724	$sleep $retrydelay
1725	(( waited = waited + retrydelay ))
1726
1727	if ! kill -0 $pid 2>/dev/null
1728	then
1729	# The user process finished.
1730	waited=-1
1731	break
1732	fi
1733	done # while [[ $waited -lt $timeout ]]
1734
1735	# Inform the user if the exit did not finish in the alloted time.
1736	if [[ $waited -gt 0 ]]
1737	then
1738	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}preunmount not finished after $waited seconds."
1739	print " The process is left to run in the background."
1740	fi
1741	fi # end of if [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}preunmount ]]
1742
1743	return 0
1744
1745	} #------------ end of function preunmount -------------------------
1746
1747
1748	#####################################################################
1749	#
1750	# Function: This function is called by the mmfsd daemon during
1751	# node failure recovery before any distributed locks
1752	# held by failed nodes are released. This script is
1753	# invoked once for each file system on all nodes on
1754	# which the file system is mounted or otherwise in use.
1755	# The only thing that this function presently does is
1756	# to invoke the /var/mmfs/etc/gpfsrecover user exit.
1757	#
1758	# Note: The daemon will wait until this script returns.
1759	# Do not invoke long running commands synchronously
1760	# from this function. Specifically, do not start
1761	# mount commands here and do not attempt to access
1762	# any GPFS files or directories.
1763	#
1764	# Input: $1 - file system name
1765	# $2 - recovery phase (always 0)
1766	# $3, $4, ... - node numbers of the failed nodes.
1767	#
1768	# Output: None
1769	#
1770	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
1771	# 1 - unexpected error
1772	#
1773	#####################################################################
1774	function gpfsrecover #
1775	{
1776	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1777	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGgpfsrecover ]] && set -x
1778	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1779	typeset fsname=$1
1780	typeset phase=$2
1781	shift 2
1782	typeset failedNodes=$*
1783
1784	print "$(date): mmcommon gpfsrecover invoked:"
1785	print " fsname=$fsname phase=$phase failed nodes=\"$failedNodes\""
1786
1787	#####################################################
1788	# Invoke the user exit, if it is properly installed.
1789	#####################################################
1790	if [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}gpfsrecover ]]
1791	then
1792	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}gpfsrecover invoked"
1793	${mmfscfgDir}gpfsrecover $fsname $phase $failedNodes
1794	elif [[ -x ${mmfscfgDir}gpfsrecover.scr ]]
1795	then
1796	print "$(date): ${mmfscfgDir}gpfsrecover.scr invoked"
1797	${mmfscfgDir}gpfsrecover.scr $fsname $phase $failedNodes
1798	fi
1799
1800	return 0
1801
1802	} #----- end of function gpfsrecover -------------------------
1803
1804
1805	#####################################################################
1806	#
1807	# Function: Reconcile the mmsdrfs file with the GPFS daemon's data
1808	# for the passed filesystem.
1809	#
1810	# Input: fsname
1811	#
1812	# Output: The mmsdrfs file is brought into sync with the
1813	# GPFS daemon's view of the passed filesystem.
1814	#
1815	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
1816	# 1 - unexpected error
1817	#
1818	#####################################################################
1819	function recoverfs # <fsname>
1820	{
1821	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1822	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGrecoverfs ]] && set -x
1823	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1824
1825	typeset fsname=$1
1826	typeset nodeCount versionLine rc oddState
1827	typeset findFSoutput fqDeviceName deviceName fsHomeCluster
1828	integer newGenNumber
1829
1830	# Set up trap exception handling and call the gpfsInit function.
1831	# It will ensure that the local copy of the mmsdrfs and the rest of the
1832	# GPFS system files are up-to-date and it will also obtain the sdr lock.
1833	trap pretrap HUP INT QUIT KILL
1834	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit $lockId)
1835	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
1836
1837	findFSoutput=$(findFS "$fsname" $mmsdrfsFile)
1838	[[ -z $findFSoutput ]] && cleanupAndExit
1839
1840	# Parse the output from the findFS function.
1841	set -f ; set -- $findFSoutput ; set +f
1842	fqDeviceName=$1
1843	deviceName=$2
1844	fsHomeCluster=$3
1845
1846	# Exit with a message if the command was invoked for a remote file system.
1847	if [[ $fsHomeCluster != $HOME_CLUSTER ]]
1848	then
1849	# Command is not allowed for remote file systems.
1850	printErrorMsg 106 $mmcmd $fsname $fsHomeCluster
1851	cleanupAndExit
1852	fi
1853
1854	# Create a file with the reliable names of the nodes that belong to
1855	# the nodeset to which the specified file system belongs.
1856	$rm -f $nodefile
1857	nodeCount=$(getNodeFile $REL_HOSTNAME_Field $fsHomeCluster $mmsdrfsFile $nodefile)
1858	if [[ $nodeCount -eq 0 ]]
1859	then
1860	# The nodeset is empty; there is nobody to run the command.
1861	printErrorMsg 171 $mmcmd "getNodeFile (nodeCount=0)" 1
1862	cleanupAndExit
1863	fi
1864
1865	# Copy the sdrfs file to a temporary file.
1866	$cp $mmsdrfsFile $tmpsdrfs
1867
1868	# Reconcile the sdrfs file with the GPFS daemon's view of the filesystem.
1869	oddState=$(reconcileSdrfsWithDaemon $deviceName $tmpsdrfs)
1870	rc=$?
1871	if [[ $rc -ne 0 ]]
1872	then
1873	# reconcileSdrfsWithDaemon failed.
1874	printErrorMsg 171 $mmcmd reconcileSdrfsWithDaemon $rc
1875	cleanupAndExit
1876	fi
1877
1878	# Obtain the generation number from the version line of the new sdrfs file.
1879	versionLine=$($head -1 $tmpsdrfs)
1880	IFS=':'
1881	set -f ; set -- $versionLine ; set +f
1882	newGenNumber=$6
1883	IFS="$IFS_sv"
1884
1885	# Commit the new mmsdrfs file.
1886	trap "" HUP INT QUIT KILL # Disable interrupts until the commit is done.
1887	gpfsObjectInfo=$(commitChanges \
1888	$GLOBAL_ID $fsHomeCluster $gpfsObjectInfo $newGenNumber $tmpsdrfs $primaryServer)
1889	rc=$?
1890	if [[ $rc -ne 0 ]]
1891	then
1892	# The commit step failed.
1893	printErrorMsg 381 $mmcmd
1894	# Tell the user what to do.
1895	printErrorMsg 190 $mmcmd $fsname $fsname
1896	cleanupAndExit
1897	fi
1898
1899	# Unlock the sdr.
1900	[[ $sdrLocked = yes ]] && \
1901	freeLockOnServer $primaryServer $ourNodeNumber > /dev/null
1902	sdrLocked=no
1903	trap posttrap HUP INT QUIT KILL # Enable interrupts again.
1904
1905	# Propagate the changes to all affected nodes.
1906	propagateSdrfsFile async $nodefile $mmsdrfsFile $newGenNumber
1907
1908	# If installed, invoke the syncfsconfig user exit.
1909	if [[ -x $syncfsconfig ]]
1910	then
1911	print -- "$mmcmd: Starting $syncfsconfig ..."
1912	$syncfsconfig
1913	print -- "$mmcmd: $syncfsconfig finished."
1914	fi
1915
1916	cleanupAndExit 0
1917
1918	} #----- end of function recoverfs ------------------------------
1919
1920
1921	#####################################################################
1922	#
1923	# Function: Reset the starting integer for NSD names generation.
1924	# This is a service-only command.
1925	#
1926	# Input: $1 - nsdBaseNumber
1927	#
1928	# Output: None
1929	#
1930	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
1931	# 1 - unexpected error
1932	#
1933	#####################################################################
1934	function resetNsdNumber # <nsdBaseNumber>
1935	{
1936	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
1937	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGresetNsdNumber ]] && set -x
1938	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
1939	typeset nsdBaseNumber=$1
1940
1941	typeset gpfsInitOutput sdrfsLine newGenNumber
1942	typeset rc
1943
1944	#######################################################################
1945	# Set up trap exception handling and call the gpfsInit function.
1946	# It will ensure that the local copy of the mmsdrfs and the rest of
1947	# the GPFS system files are up-to-date and will obtain the sdr lock.
1948	#######################################################################
1949	trap pretrap HUP INT QUIT KILL
1950	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit $lockId)
1951	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
1952
1953	########################################################################
1954	# Go through the current mmsdrfs file. Increment the generation
1955	# number and build the node name lists that will be needed later.
1956	# Set HIGHEST_GPFS_DISK_NBR_Field to the specified value.
1957	########################################################################
1958	$rm -f $newsdrfs $nodefile
1959	IFS=":"
1960	exec 3<&-
1961	exec 3< $mmsdrfsFile
1962	while read -u3 sdrfsLine
1963	do
1964	# Parse the line.
1965	set -f ; set -A v -- - $sdrfsLine ; set +f
1966	IFS="$IFS_sv"
1967
1968	case ${v[$LINE_TYPE_Field]} in
1969
1970	$VERSION_LINE ) # this is the global header line
1971	# Increment the generation number
1972	newGenNumber=${v[$SDRFS_GENNUM_Field]}+1
1973	v[$SDRFS_GENNUM_Field]=$newGenNumber
1974	v[$HIGHEST_GPFS_DISK_NBR_Field]=$nsdBaseNumber
1975	;;
1976
1977	$MEMBER_NODE ) # this line describes a node
1978	# Collect the reliable names of all nodes in the cluster.
1979	print -- "${v[$REL_HOSTNAME_Field]}" >> $nodefile
1980	checkForErrors "writing to file $nodefile" $?
1981	;;
1982
1983	$SG_DISKS ) # this line describes a disk
1984	print -u2 "$mmcmd: There are disks in the cluster."
1985	print -u2 "$mmcmd: The base number for naming disks cannot be changed."
1986	cleanupAndExit
1987	;;
1988
1989	* ) # We are not interested in any other lines.
1990	;;
1991
1992	esac # end Change some of the fields
1993
1994	# Build and write the line to the new mmsdrfs file.
1995	print_newLine >> $newsdrfs
1996	checkForErrors "writing to file $newsdrfs" $?
1997
1998	IFS=":" # Change the separator back to ":" for the next iteration.
1999
2000	done # end while read -u3
2001
2002	IFS="$IFS_sv" # Restore the default IFS settings.
2003
2004	#######################
2005	# Commit the changes.
2006	#######################
2007	trap "" HUP INT QUIT KILL
2008	gpfsObjectInfo=$(commitChanges \
2009	$nsId $nsId $gpfsObjectInfo $newGenNumber $newsdrfs $primaryServer)
2010	rc=$?
2011	if [[ $rc -ne 0 ]]
2012	then
2013	# The commit step failed
2014	printErrorMsg 381 $mmcmd
2015	cleanupAndExit
2016	fi
2017
2018	##################
2019	# Unlock the sdr.
2020	##################
2021	[[ $sdrLocked = yes ]] && \
2022	freeLockOnServer $primaryServer $ourNodeNumber > /dev/null
2023	sdrLocked=no
2024	trap posttrap HUP INT QUIT KILL
2025
2026	###############################################
2027	# Propagate the changes to all affected nodes.
2028	###############################################
2029	propagateSdrfsFile async $nodefile $newsdrfs $newGenNumber
2030
2031	cleanupAndExit 0
2032
2033	} #----- end of function resetNsdNumber --------------------------
2034
2035
2036	######################################################################
2037	#
2038	# Function: Save the specified file on both the primary and backup
2039	# server nodes. Used in conjunction with tspreparedisk to
2040	# create backup copy of the SG descriptor being migrated.
2041	# The information is stored in /var/mmfs/tmp/mmimportfs
2042	# The file name has the following format:
2043	# tspreparedisk.diskDesc.<diskName>.<checksum>.<timestamp>
2044	#
2045	# Input: $1 - file name with the following format:
2046	# /var/mmfs/tmp/tspreparedisk.diskDesc.<diskName>
2047	#
2048	# Output: None
2049	#
2050	# Returns: 0 - no errors encountered
2051	# non-zero - error encounterred
2052	#
2053	######################################################################
2054	function saveSGDescFile # <sgDescFile>
2055	{
2056	typeset sourceFile="mmcommon.sh"
2057	[[ -n $DEBUG \|\| -n $DEBUGsaveSGDescFile ]] && set -x
2058	$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"
2059	typeset sgDescFile=$1
2060
2061	typeset sumOutput checksum timeStamp targetName serverNode
2062	typeset mvResult keyword status errorCode
2063
2064	if [[ $MMMODE != lc && $MMMODE != single ]]
2065	then
2066	# Command not supported.
2067	printErrorMsg 376 "$mmcmd:saveSGDescFile" $MMMODE
2068	cleanupAndExit
2069	fi
2070
2071	# Return ENOENT if file is not there or if it is empty.
2072	[[ ! -s $sgDescFile ]] && \
2073	return 2
2074
2075	# Calculate the checksum for the source file.
2076	sumOutput=$($sum $sgDescFile)
2077	checkForErrors "sum $sgDescFile" $?
2078	set -f ; set -- $sumOutput ; set +f
2079	checksum=$1
2080
2081	# Get a current timestamp.
2082	timeStamp=$($perl -e 'print time')
2083
2084	# Generate the name under which the file will be stored
2085	# on the primary and backup configuration servers.
2086	targetName=${tmpDir}mmimportfs/${sgDescFile##*/}.${checksum}.${timeStamp}
2087
2088	# Commit the file to the server nodes.
2089	[[ -z $primaryServer ]] && determineMode
2090	for serverNode in $(print -- "$primaryServer $backupServer")
2091	do
2092	if [[ $serverNode = $ourNodeName ]]
2093	then
2094	mvResult=$($mmremote mvSGDescFile \
2095	$sgDescFile $targetName $checksum $ourNodeName)
2096	rc=$?
2097	else
2098	mvResult=$(run onNode $serverNode mvSGDescFile \
2099	$sgDescFile $targetName $checksum $ourNodeName)
2100	rc=$?
2101	fi
2102
2103	# Parse the result.
2104	IFS=":"
2105	set -f ; set -- $mvResult ; set +f
2106	keyword=$1
2107	status=$2
2108	errorCode=$3
2109	IFS="$IFS_sv"
2110
2111	if [[ $keyword != mvSGDescFile ]]
2112	then
2113	# Unexpected error from mmremote or mmdsh.
2114	printErrorMsg 171 $mmcmd "mmremote mvSGDescFile" 1
2115	return 1
2116	fi
2117
2118	if [[ $status != success ]]
2119	then
2120	if [[ $errorCode = copyfile \|\| $errorCode = checksum ]]
2121	then
2122	# Error retrieving data from client.
2123	printErrorMsg 379 $mmcmd $ourNodeName $serverNode
2124	else
2125	# Unexpected error from mmremote or mmdsh.
2126	printErrorMsg 171 $mmcmd "mmremote mvSGDescFile" 1
2127	fi
2128	return 1
2129	fi # end of if [[ $status != success ]]
2130
2131	done # for serverNode in $(print -- "$primaryServer $backupServer")
2132
2133
2134	# Everything seems to have worked fine.
2135	# Remove the source file and return.
2136	$rm -f $sgDescFile
2137	return 0
2138
2139	} #----- end of function saveSGDescFile -------------------------
2140
2141
2142
2143	#######################
2144	# Mainline processing
2145	#######################
2146
2147	kword=$arg1
2148	kword_lc=$arg1
2149	arg3_lc=$arg3
2150
2151	if [[ -z $kword ]]
2152	then
2153	# Missing keyword
2154	printErrorMsg 133 mmcommon NULL
2155	cleanupAndExit
2156	fi
2157
2158	# Set up silent trap exception handling.
2159	trap pretrap3 HUP INT QUIT KILL
2160
2161	# Determine the execution environment and set needed global variables.
2162	if [[ $arg3_lc = checknewclusternode* \|\|
2163	$arg3_lc = removefromclustercr \|\|
2164	$kword_lc = getdiskdevices ]]
2165	then
2166	# If the node is not yet a member of the GPFS cluster,
2167	# the functions to determine the local data do not work.
2168	[[ -z $ourNodeName ]] && ourNodeName=$($hostname)
2169	else
2170	# In all other cases, file mmsdrfs should already exist
2171	# and we can use it as a starting point.
2172	[[ -z $MMMODE \|\| -z $environmentType ]] && determineMode
2173	getLocalNodeData
2174	fi
2175
2176	# Make sure we have the proper credentials.
2177	[[ $getCredCalled = no ]] && getCred
2178
2179	# Reset the remote commands if necessary.
2180	[[ -n $GPFS_rshPath ]] && rsh=$GPFS_rshPath
2181	[[ -n $GPFS_rcpPath ]] && rcp=$GPFS_rcpPath
2182
2183	# Perform the action requested by the keyword.
2184	case $kword_lc in
2185
2186	#----------------------------------------
2187	init) # mmcommon init <lockid \| nolock>
2188	#----------------------------------------
2189	if [[ $argc -ne 2 ]]
2190	then
2191	operands="<lockid \| nolock>"
2192	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2193	cleanupAndExit
2194	fi
2195
2196	# Update local system files; lock the sdr if requested.
2197	gpfsInit $arg2
2198	rc=$?
2199	;;
2200
2201	#----------------------------------------
2202	getlocalnodename) # mmcommon getLocalNodeName
2203	#----------------------------------------
2204	print -- "$ourNodeName"
2205	rc=0
2206	;;
2207
2208	#----------------------------------------
2209	getclusternodes) # mmcommon getClusterNodes
2210	#----------------------------------------
2211	# Return the reliable hostnames of all nodes in the cluster.
2212	getNodeList $REL_HOSTNAME_Field $GLOBAL_ID $mmsdrfsFile
2213	rc=$?
2214	;;
2215
2216	#----------------------------------------
2217	getnodedatafordaemon) # mmcommon getNodeDataForDaemon <clType>
2218	#----------------------------------------
2219	# Set MMMODE from the passed cluster type parameter.
2220	[[ -n $arg2 ]] && export MMMODE=$arg2
2221
2222	# Get the data from the mmsdrfs file.
2223	getNodeDataFromSdrfs $sdrNodeFile "."
2224	rc=$?
2225
2226	# Return the result to the caller via standard output.
2227	[[ $rc -eq 0 ]] && $cat $sdrNodeFile
2228	;;
2229
2230	#----------------------------------------
2231	getnodelist) # mmcommon getNodeList [norefresh]
2232	#----------------------------------------
2233	# Get the data from the mmsdrfs file.
2234	getNodeListFromSdrfs $sdrNodeFile $arg2
2235	rc=$?
2236
2237	# Return the result to the caller via standard output.
2238	[[ $rc -eq 0 ]] && $cat $sdrNodeFile
2239	;;
2240
2241	#------------------------
2242	getdiskdevices) # mmcommon getDiskDevices
2243	#------------------------
2244	# Generate a list of all disk devices known to this node.
2245	getDiskDevices
2246	rc=$?
2247	;;
2248
2249	#---------------------------------------
2250	getvsdrpdnodedata) # mmcommon getVsdRpdNodeData <filename>
2251	#---------------------------------------
2252	if [[ $argc -ne 2 ]]
2253	then
2254	operands="<filename>"
2255	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2256	cleanupAndExit
2257	fi
2258
2259	# Obtain node-related data from the peer domain.
2260	getVsdRpdNodeData $arg2
2261	rc=$?
2262	;;
2263
2264	#----------------------------------------
2265	getvsddata) # mmcommon getVSDdata <filename>
2266	#----------------------------------------
2267	if [[ $argc -ne 2 ]]
2268	then
2269	operands="<filename>"
2270	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2271	cleanupAndExit
2272	fi
2273
2274	# Call routine to extract vsd information based on
2275	# which type of VSD code (PSSP or RSCT) is in use.
2276	vsdPath=$(LC_ALL=C $ls -l $vsdatalst 2>/dev/null)
2277	if [[ $vsdPath = ${vsdatalstRSCT} && -x $vsdatalstRSCT ]]
2278	then
2279	# Extract VSD-related data from the RPD.
2280	getVSDdataRPD $arg2
2281	rc=$?
2282	elif [[ $vsdPath = ${vsdatalstPSSP} && -x $vsdatalstPSSP ]]
2283	then
2284	# Extract VSD-related data from the SDR.
2285	getVSDdataSDR $arg2
2286	rc=$?
2287	else
2288	printErrorMsg 320 "getVSDdata"
2289	cleanupAndExit
2290	fi
2291	;;
2292
2293	#------------------------------------
2294	getvsdnodedata) # mmcommon getVsdNodeData <filename>
2295	#------------------------------------
2296	if [[ $argc -ne 2 ]]
2297	then
2298	operands="<filename>"
2299	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2300	cleanupAndExit
2301	fi
2302
2303	# Call routine to extract vsd information based on
2304	# which type of VSD code (PSSP or RSCT) is in use.
2305	vsdPath=$(LC_ALL=C $ls -l $vsdatalst 2>/dev/null)
2306	if [[ $vsdPath = ${vsdatalstRSCT} && -x $vsdatalstRSCT ]]
2307	then
2308	# Extract VSD-related data from the RPD.
2309	getVsdNodeDataRPD $arg2
2310	rc=$?
2311	elif [[ $vsdPath = ${vsdatalstPSSP} && -x $vsdatalstPSSP ]]
2312	then
2313	# Extract VSD-related data from the SDR.
2314	getVsdNodeDataSDR $arg2
2315	rc=$?
2316	else
2317	printErrorMsg 320 "getVsdNodeData"
2318	cleanupAndExit
2319	fi
2320	;;
2321
2322	#----------------------------------------
2323	getvsdnodenumbers) # mmcommon getVsdNodeNumbers
2324	#----------------------------------------
2325	# Create mapping of the GPFS to VSD node numbers.
2326	getVsdNodeNumbers
2327	rc=$?
2328	;;
2329
2330	#---------------------------------------------------------
2331	checkauth) # mmcommon checkAuth <clusterName> <sgDevice> [norefresh]
2332	#---------------------------------------------------------
2333	if [[ $argc -lt 3 ]]
2334	then
2335	operands="<clusterName> <deviceName> [norefresh]"
2336	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2337	cleanupAndExit
2338	fi
2339
2340	# Check the authorization.
2341	checkAuth $arg2 "$arg3" $arg4
2342	rc=$?
2343	;;
2344
2345	#--------------------
2346	gpfsready) # mmcommon gpfsready
2347	#--------------------
2348	# Invoke the gpfsready exit.
2349	gpfsready
2350	rc=$?
2351	;;
2352
2353	#-----------------
2354	mmfsup) # mmcommon mmfsup
2355	#-----------------
2356	# Invoke the mmfsup exit.
2357	mmfsup $arg2 $arg3
2358	rc=$?
2359	;;
2360
2361	#-------------------
2362	mmfsdown) # mmcommon mmfsdown
2363	#-------------------
2364	# Invoke the mmfsdown exit.
2365	mmfsdown
2366	rc=$?
2367	;;
2368
2369	#---------------------------------------
2370	preunmount) # mmcommon preunmount <device> <reason>
2371	#---------------------------------------
2372	if [[ $argc -lt 3 ]]
2373	then
2374	operands="<deviceName\|all> <reason>"
2375	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2376	cleanupAndExit
2377	fi
2378
2379	# Invoke the preunmount exit.
2380	preunmount $arg2 $arg3
2381	rc=$?
2382	;;
2383
2384	#----------------------------------------------------
2385	gpfsrecover) # mmcommon gpfsrecover <sgDevice> <phase> <nodeList>
2386	#----------------------------------------------------
2387	if [[ $argc -lt 4 ]]
2388	then
2389	operands="<deviceName> <pahse> <nodeNumber> [<nodeNumber> ... ]"
2390	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2391	cleanupAndExit
2392	fi
2393
2394	# Shift past the positional parameters and get the node list.
2395	shift 3
2396	nodeList=$*
2397
2398	# Invoke the gpfsrecover exit.
2399	gpfsrecover $arg2 $arg3 $nodeList
2400	rc=$?
2401	;;
2402
2403	#-------------------------------------------------------
2404	getefoptions) # mmcommon getEFOptions <sgDevice> <checkMountPointOpt>
2405	#-------------------------------------------------------
2406	if [[ $argc -ne 3 ]]
2407	then
2408	operands="<deviceName> <checkMountPointOpt>"
2409	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2410	cleanupAndExit
2411	fi
2412
2413	# Generate the options line.
2414	getEFOptions "$arg2" $arg3
2415	rc=$?
2416	;;
2417
2418	#------------------------------------
2419	getmountpoint) # mmcommon getMountPoint <sgDevice>
2420	#------------------------------------
2421	if [[ $argc -ne 2 ]]
2422	then
2423	operands="<deviceName>"
2424	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2425	cleanupAndExit
2426	fi
2427
2428	# Generate the options line.
2429	getMountPoint "$arg2" $arg3
2430	rc=$?
2431	;;
2432
2433	#------------------------------------------
2434	getcontactnodes) # mmcommon getContactNodes <remoteCluster>
2435	#------------------------------------------
2436	if [[ $argc -ne 2 ]]
2437	then
2438	operands="<remoteCluster>"
2439	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2440	cleanupAndExit
2441	fi
2442
2443	# If an user exit is installed, try it first. If we get
2444	# a result, consider this to be the definitive answer.
2445	contactList=""
2446	if [[ -x $remoteclusternodes ]]
2447	then
2448	contactList=$($remoteclusternodes $arg2)
2449	rc=$?
2450	# Tell the daemon where does the data come from.
2451	[[ -n $contactList ]] && \
2452	contactList="${contactList},refreshMethod=1"
2453	fi
2454
2455	# If an user exit is not activated, or if it did not return
2456	# anything, look for the contact nodes in the mmsdrfs file.
2457	if [[ -z $contactList ]]
2458	then
2459	gpfsInit nolock >/dev/null
2460	checkForErrors gpfsInit $?
2461	contactList=$($grep -e "^$arg2:$REM_CLUSTER:" $mmsdrfsFile \| \
2462	$GETVALUE $CONTACT_NODES_Field)
2463	# # Tell the daemon where does the data come from.
2464	# [[ -n $contactList ]] && \
2465	# contactList="${contactList},refreshMethod=0"
2466	fi
2467
2468	# Put out the result.
2469	if [[ -n $contactList ]]
2470	then
2471	print -- "$contactList"
2472	rc=0
2473	else
2474	[[ $rc -eq 0 ]] && rc=19 # ENODEV
2475	fi
2476	;;
2477
2478	#----------------------------------------
2479	getfsnames) # mmcommon getFSNames
2480	#----------------------------------------
2481
2482	# Return the names of the file systems in the nodeset to which
2483	# this node belongs. The environment is assumed to be up to date.
2484	# All errors are ignored.
2485	#
2486	# Because this function is used by the daemon and can be invoked
2487	# during recovery, there should be no locking and/or initializing
2488	# of the GPFS environment. Otherwise, there can be a deadlock.
2489	#
2490	$awk -F: ' \
2491	BEGIN { nodesetId = "" } \
2492	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$MEMBER_NODE'" && \
2493	$'$NODE_NUMBER_Field' == "'$ourNodeNumber'" { \
2494	{ nodesetId = $'$NODESETID_Field' } \
2495	{ next } \
2496	} \
2497	$'$LINE_TYPE_Field' == "'$SG_HEADR'" && \
2498	$'$NODESETID_Field' == nodesetId { \
2499	{ print "/dev/"$'$DEV_NAME_Field' } \
2500	} \
2501	' $mmsdrfsFile 2>/dev/null
2502	rc=0
2503	;;
2504
2505	#------------------------------------------
2506	getquotaenabledfs) # mmcommon getQuotaEnabledFS [<nodesetId>]
2507	#------------------------------------------
2508
2509	# Make sure the mmsdrfs file is current.
2510	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
2511	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
2512
2513	# If the nodeset is set to the global id, clear the variable
2514	# so that we can look at all SG_MOUNT records in the sdrfs.
2515	# Otherwise, prepend the '^' char to ensure correct match.
2516	[[ -n $arg2 ]] && nsId="$arg2"
2517	[[ $arg2 = $GLOBAL_ID ]] && nsId=""
2518	[[ -n $nsId ]] && nsId="^$nsId"
2519
2520	# Put out the names of all file systems that have non-null quota options.
2521	$awk -F: ' \
2522	/'$nsId:$SG_MOUNT:'/ { \
2523	if ( $'$QUOTA_OPT_Field' != "" ) { \
2524	{ print $'$DEV_NAME_Field' } \
2525	} \
2526	} \
2527	' $mmsdrfsFile
2528	checkForErrors awk $?
2529	rc=0
2530	;;
2531
2532	#----------------------------------------
2533	getdisknames) # mmcommon getDiskNames [<SGname>] [<nodesetId>]
2534	#----------------------------------------
2535
2536	# Make sure the mmsdrfs file is current.
2537	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
2538	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
2539
2540	# Make sure that the file system name, if specified,
2541	# is stripped from any /dev/ prefix.
2542	deviceName=""
2543	[[ -n $arg2 ]] && deviceName="${arg2##+(/)dev+(/)}:"
2544
2545	# If the nodeset is set to the global id, clear the variable
2546	# so that we can look at all SG_DISKS records in the sdrfs.
2547	# Otherwise, prepend the '^' char to ensure correct match.
2548	[[ -n $arg3 ]] && nsId="$arg3"
2549	[[ $arg3 = $GLOBAL_ID ]] && nsId=""
2550	[[ -n $nsId ]] && nsId="^$nsId"
2551
2552	# Put out the names of all file system disks.
2553	$awk -F: ' \
2554	/'$nsId:$SG_DISKS:$deviceName'/ { print $'$DISK_NAME_Field' } \
2555	' $mmsdrfsFile
2556	checkForErrors awk $?
2557	rc=0
2558	;;
2559
2560	#----------------------------------------
2561	getsgdevice) # mmcommon getSGDevice <diskname>
2562	#----------------------------------------
2563	# Make sure the mmsdrfs file is current.
2564	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
2565	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
2566
2567	# Find the file system to which the disk belongs.
2568	findFSforDisk "$arg2" $mmsdrfsFile
2569	rc=0
2570	;;
2571
2572	#----------------------------------------
2573	recoverfs) # mmcommon recoverfs <fsname>
2574	#----------------------------------------
2575	if [[ $argc -lt 2 ]]
2576	then
2577	operands="<fsname>"
2578	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2579	cleanupAndExit
2580	fi
2581
2582	# Make sure the mmsdrfs file matches the GPFS daemon's data
2583	# for the specified filesystem.
2584	recoverfs "$arg2"
2585	rc=$?
2586	;;
2587
2588	#----------------------------------------
2589	getnsddata) # mmcommon getNsdData [<fsname>]
2590	#----------------------------------------
2591	# Make sure the mmsdrfs file is current.
2592	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
2593	setGlobalVar $? $gpfsInitOutput
2594
2595	# Retrieve the NSD data.
2596	getNsdData $arg2
2597	rc=0
2598	;;
2599
2600	#---------------------------------------------------
2601	restoremmfscfg ) # mmcommon restoreMmfscfg <nodesetId>
2602	#---------------------------------------------------
2603	if [[ $argc -lt 2 ]]
2604	then
2605	operands=" <nodesetId> "
2606	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2607	cleanupAndExit
2608	fi
2609
2610	# Retrieve the mmfs.cfg data.
2611	restoreMmfscfg $arg2
2612	rc=$?
2613	;;
2614
2615	#---------------------------------------------------
2616	resetnsdnumber ) # mmcommon resetNsdNumber <nn>
2617	#---------------------------------------------------
2618	if [[ $argc -lt 2 ]]
2619	then
2620	operands=" <nodesetId> "
2621	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2622	cleanupAndExit
2623	fi
2624
2625	# Change the starting number for NSD names.
2626	resetNsdNumber $arg2
2627	rc=$?
2628	;;
2629
2630	#-------------------------------------------------------
2631	on1 \| on1long ) # mmcommon on1 <hostname> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >]
2632	#-------------------------------------------------------
2633	if [[ $argc -lt 3 ]]
2634	then
2635	operands="<hostname> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >] "
2636	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2637	cleanupAndExit
2638	fi
2639
2640	target=$arg2
2641
2642	# Shift past the hostname and get the command to execute and its args.
2643	shift 2
2644	remoteCommand=$*
2645	remoteVerb=$1
2646
2647	if [[ $target = $ourNodeName \|\| $MMMODE = single ]]
2648	then
2649	# If we happen to be the target node, run the command locally.
2650	$mmremote $remoteCommand
2651	rc=$?
2652
2653	else
2654	# Invoke mmdsh to execute command on remote system,
2655	# suppressing prepending of the hostname to the output lines.
2656	$rm -f $tmpDir$remoteVerb$$.*
2657	$mmdsh -svL $target $mmremote onbehalf2 $ourNodeName $remoteVerb$$ \
2658	$MMMODE $NO_LINK mmremote $remoteCommand
2659	rc=$?
2660
2661	# Determine the return code. The goal is to pass back the return code
2662	# from the mmremote command. Because rsh and different versions of ssh
2663	# handle the return code differently (e.g., rsh does not propagate
2664	# it back), mmremote onbehalf creates a special file that has the
2665	# return code appended at the end of its name. If we do not see this
2666	# file on our side, we assume that mmdsh returned the return code from
2667	# the remote command. Although this is not necessarily always the case
2668	# (there could have been a problem with the touch command that creates
2669	# the special file) it is the best we can do under the circumstances.
2670	rcInfo=$($ls $tmpDir$remoteVerb$$.* 2> /dev/null)
2671	$rm -f $tmpDir$remoteVerb$$.*
2672	if [[ -n $rcInfo ]]
2673	then
2674	# The return code was passed back via the empty file mechanism.
2675	# Extract the return code from the file name.
2676	rc=${rcInfo#$tmpDir$remoteVerb$$\.}
2677	#esjx else
2678	#esjx # The special file was not found.
2679	#esjx # Override the rc from mmdsh if necessary.
2680	#esjx [[ $rc -eq 0 ]] && rc=1
2681	fi
2682	fi
2683	;;
2684
2685	#---------------------------------------------------
2686	onall) # mmcommon onall <relNameFile> <unreachedNodesFile>
2687	# <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >]
2688	#---------------------------------------------------
2689	if [[ $argc -lt 4 ]]
2690	then
2691	operands="<relNameFile> <unreachedNodesFile> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >]"
2692	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2693	cleanupAndExit
2694	fi
2695
2696	# Shift past the reliable names file and the report file
2697	# and get the command to execute and its args.
2698	shift 3
2699	remoteCommand=$*
2700
2701	if [[ $MMMODE = single ]]
2702	then
2703	# Execute the command locally.
2704	$mmremote $remoteCommand
2705	rc=$?
2706	else
2707	# Invoke mmdsh to execute command on remote systems.
2708	$mmdsh -vF $arg2 -R $arg3 $mmremote $remoteCommand
2709	rc=$?
2710	fi
2711	;;
2712
2713	#----------------------------------------------------------------
2714	onall_async) # mmcommon onall_async <relNameFile> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >]
2715	#----------------------------------------------------------------
2716	if [[ $argc -lt 3 ]]
2717	then
2718	operands="<relNameFile> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >] "
2719	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2720	cleanupAndExit
2721	fi
2722
2723	# Shift past the file name and get the command to execute and its args.
2724	shift 2
2725	remoteCommand=$*
2726
2727	if [[ $MMMODE = single ]]
2728	then
2729	# Execute the command locally.
2730	$mmremote $remoteCommand
2731	rc=$?
2732	else
2733	# Invoke mmdsh to execute command on remote systems.
2734	#esjdbg # Show msgs during development and testing only.
2735	#esjdbg $mmdsh -vF $arg2 $mmremote $remoteCommand
2736	$mmdsh -vF $arg2 $mmremote $remoteCommand >/dev/null 2>&1
2737	rc=$?
2738	fi
2739
2740	# Remove the node names file. The caller is gone by now.
2741	$rm -f $arg2
2742	;;
2743
2744	#----------------------------------------------
2745	pushsdr \| pushsdr_async ) # mmcommon pushSdr <relNameFile> <fileToCopy>
2746	# <checksum> [<options>]
2747	#----------------------------------------------
2748	if [[ $argc -lt 4 ]]
2749	then
2750	operands="<relNameFile> <fileToCopy> <checksum> [<options>]"
2751	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2752	cleanupAndExit
2753	fi
2754
2755	if [[ $kword_lc = pushsdr_async ]]
2756	then
2757	async_call=yes
2758	#esjdbg # Show msgs during development and testing only.
2759	#esjdbg print -u2 "$(date): mmcommon $kword: mmsdrfs propagation started"
2760	fi
2761
2762	# Shift past all positional parameters and collect the command arguments.
2763	shift 4
2764	opt="$@"
2765
2766	if [[ $MMMODE = single ]]
2767	then
2768	# This function is a no-op for single clusters.
2769	rc=0
2770	else
2771	#esjdbg # Show msgs during development and testing only.
2772	#esjdbg $mmdsh -vF $arg2 -I $arg3 $mmremote upgradeSystemFiles $arg3 $arg4 "$opt"
2773	$mmdsh -vF $arg2 -I $arg3 \
2774	$mmremote upgradeSystemFiles $arg3 $arg4 "$opt" >/dev/null 2>&1
2775	rc=$?
2776	fi
2777
2778	if [[ $async_call = yes ]]
2779	then
2780	# Cleanup files that were left behind by the main process.
2781	$rm -f $arg2 $arg3
2782	#esjdbg # Show msgs during development and testing only.
2783	#esjdbg print -u2 "$(date): mmcommon $kword: mmsdrfs propagation completed; mmdsh rc=$rc"
2784	fi
2785	;;
2786
2787	#------------------------------------------------
2788	pushkey \| pushkey_async ) # mmcommon pushKey <nodeFile> <sdrfsFile>
2789	# <sdrfsChecksum>
2790	# <keyFile> <keyChecksum>
2791	# [<options>]
2792	#------------------------------------------------
2793	if [[ $argc -lt 6 ]]
2794	then
2795	operands="<nodeFile> <sdrfsFile> <sdrfsChecksum> <keyFile> <keyChecksum> [<options>]"
2796	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2797	cleanupAndExit
2798	fi
2799
2800	if [[ $kword_lc = pushkey_async ]]
2801	then
2802	async_call=yes
2803	#esjdbg # Show msgs during development and testing only.
2804	#esjdbg print -u2 "$(date): mmcommon $kword: mmsdrfs propagation started"
2805	fi
2806
2807	# Shift past all positional parameters and collect the command arguments.
2808	shift 6
2809	opt="$@"
2810
2811	if [[ $MMMODE = single ]]
2812	then
2813	# This function is a no-op for single clusters.
2814	rc=0
2815	else
2816	#esjdbg # Show msgs during development and testing only.
2817	#esjdbg $mmdsh -vF $arg2 -I $arg3 -I $arg5 \
2818	#esjdbg $mmremote upgradeSystemFiles2 $arg3 $arg4 $arg5 $arg6 "$opt"
2819	$mmdsh -vF $arg2 -I $arg3 -I $arg5 \
2820	$mmremote upgradeSystemFiles2 $arg3 $arg4 $arg5 $arg6 "$opt" >/dev/null 2>&1
2821	rc=$?
2822	fi
2823
2824	if [[ $async_call = yes ]]
2825	then
2826	# Cleanup files that were left behind by the main process.
2827	$rm -f $arg2 $arg3
2828	[[ $arg5 != ${genkeyData}* ]] && $rm -f $arg5
2829	#esjdbg # Show msgs during development and testing only.
2830	#esjdbg print -u2 "$(date): mmcommon $kword: mmsdrfs propagation completed; mmdsh rc=$rc"
2831	fi
2832	;;
2833
2834	onactive \| onactive_async )
2835	#------------------------------------------------------------------
2836	# mmcommon onactive <preferredNode> <relNameFile> <fileToCopy>
2837	# <fsToCheck> <scope> <link> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >]
2838	#------------------------------------------------------------------
2839	if [[ $argc -lt 8 ]]
2840	then
2841	operands="<preferredNode> <relNameFile> <fileToCopy>"
2842	operands="$operands <fsToCheck> <scope> <link> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >] "
2843	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2844	cleanupAndExit
2845	fi
2846
2847	# If async call, mark the relNameFile for deletion.
2848	[[ $kword_lc = onactive_async ]] && async_call=yes
2849
2850	# Shift past all positional parameters and collect the command arguments.
2851	shift 8
2852	arguments="$@"
2853
2854	# Find an active node and execute the command.
2855	runRemoteCommand $arg2 $arg3 $arg4 $arg5 $arg6 $arg7 $arg8 "$arguments"
2856	rc=$?
2857
2858	# Remove the file with node names.
2859	[[ $async_call = yes ]] && $rm -f $arg3
2860	;;
2861
2862	#-------------------------------------------------------
2863	linkcommand) # mmcommon linkCommand <preferredNode> <relNameFile>
2864	# <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >]
2865	#-------------------------------------------------------
2866	if [[ $argc -lt 4 ]]
2867	then
2868	operands="<preferredNode> <relNameFile> <remoteCommand> [<arg ... >] "
2869	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2870	cleanupAndExit
2871	fi
2872
2873	# Shift past all positional parameters and collect the command arguments.
2874	shift 4
2875	arguments="$@"
2876
2877	# Find an active node and execute the command.
2878	runRemoteCommand $arg2 $arg3 \
2879	$NO_FILE_COPY $NO_MOUNT_CHECK NULL $LINK $arg4 "$arguments"
2880	rc=$?
2881	;;
2882
2883	#-------------------------------------------
2884	run) # mmcommon run <function> [arg ... ]
2885	# Note: Intended for use by SMIT mostly
2886	#-------------------------------------------
2887	if [[ $argc -lt 2 ]]
2888	then
2889	operands="<function> [arg ... ]"
2890	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2891	cleanupAndExit
2892	fi
2893
2894	shift 1 # Skip past the keyword "run".
2895	$@ # Execute the requested function.
2896	rc=$?
2897	;;
2898
2899	#-------------------------------------------
2900	freelocks) # mmcommon freeLocks
2901	#-------------------------------------------
2902	primaryServer=$($head -1 $mmsdrfsFile \| $GETVALUE $PRIMARY_SERVER_Field)
2903	setRunningCommand null $primaryServer > /dev/null 2>&1
2904	freeLockOnServer $primaryServer > /dev/null 2>&1
2905	freeEnvLock > /dev/null 2>&1
2906	;;
2907
2908	#---------------------------
2909	startautomounter ) # mmcommon startAutomounter
2910	#---------------------------
2911	# Make sure that the local mmfs.cfg file is up-to-date.
2912	gpfsInitOutput=$(gpfsInit nolock)
2913	checkForErrors gpfsInit $?
2914
2915	# Find out the value of the automountDir config parameter.
2916	automountDir=$(showCfgValue automountDir)
2917	[[ -z $automountDir ]] && automountDir=$defaultAutomountDir
2918
2919	# Run the OS automount command.
2920	startAutomounter $automountDir
2921	rc=$?
2922	;;
2923
2924	#--------------------------------------
2925	savesgdescfile ) # mmcommon saveSGDescFile <sgDescFile>
2926	#--------------------------------------
2927	if [[ $argc -lt 2 ]]
2928	then
2929	operands="<sgDescFile>"
2930	printErrorMsg 260 mmcommon $kword "$operands"
2931	cleanupAndExit
2932	fi
2933
2934	# Store the file on the config server nodes.
2935	saveSGDescFile $arg2
2936	rc=$?
2937	;;
2938
2939	#------------------------------------------------------
2940	expirationdatacleanup) # mmcommon expirationDataCleanup <expData> <lockAction>
2941	#------------------------------------------------------
2942	expirationDataCleanup $arg2 $arg3
2943	rc=0
2944	;;
2945
2946	#-----------------------
2947	killsdrserv) # mmcommon killSdrServ
2948	#-----------------------
2949	killSdrServ
2950	rc=$?
2951	;;
2952
2953	#----------------------------------------
2954	* ) # Unknown action requested
2955	#----------------------------------------
2956	# Invalid keyword
2957	printErrorMsg 133 mmcommon $kword
2958	cleanupAndExit
2959	;;
2960
2961	esac # end case $kword_lc in
2962
2963	cleanupAndExit $rc doNotUnlock
2964

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