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Initial import of provisioning framework into drupal contrib. This se… 
…t of modules extends Drush to provide the ability to install and manage Drupal sites. It is the back end component of the hostmaster system.
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Adrian Rossouw authored and adrian committed Dec 7, 2007
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name = Provision
description = Allows for the automated provisioning of hosted Drupal sites, via the command line
package = Provision
dependencies = drush provision_drupal provision_mysql provision_apache token
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<?php
/**
* @file
* Provisioning Framework
*
* This module provides a framework for a Drupal site to manage and install new Drupal sites, using the command line
* Drush utility.
*
* It allows for pluggable 'provisioning modules' that can extend and modify the actions that are taken during installation.
*
* Each site has the following commands that can be run on it.
*
* Implemented :
* install - Install a new Drupal site. The install command uses 3 separate hooks to do it's job,
* namely hook_provision_pre_install(), hook_provision_install() and hook_provision_post_install()
* synch - Recreate all configuration files, to be in synch with changes in the front end.
* stats - Return an associated array of site statistics. (implemented in provision_stats module, is thus optional)
* import - Import the details of an already existing site into the provisioning framework.
* This command inspects the settings.php and generates the site.php file that the framework uses for configuration.
*
* Not implemented yet :
* disable - Disable an installed Drupal site. This is done by removing the virtual host file, so that Apache no longer serves it.
* enable - Re-enable a site that has already been disabled. Recreates the virtual host file.
* upgrade - Accepts a site package (backup) as argument, and redeploys it, running the upgrade processes on it.
* Uses hook_provision_pre_upgrade(), hook_provision_upgrade() and hook_provision_post_upgrade() hooks,
* and allows clean roll back if any errors occur. Will include stringent checking of module versions,
* and allow unit tests to be run.
* backup - Generates a tarball containing the sites directory, the site data configuration and the database dump.
* This allows the tarball to act as a 'site package', which can be redeployed on other installations,
* or used for an upgrade.
* rollback - Revert to a previous backup of the site.
* rename - Change the url of a site. This requires moving of files, and numerous other issues.
* delete - Generates a back up of the site, and then removes all references to it.
*/


/** Include the provisioning API. */
include_once('provision.inc');

/**
* Implementation of hook_perm().
*/
function hook_perm() {
return array("administer provisioning");
}


/**
* @defgroup provisionui Configure provisioning framework.
* @{
*/

/**
* Implementation of hook_menu().
*/
function provision_menu($items, $may_cache = true) {
if ($may_cache) {
$items[] = array(
'path' => 'admin/settings/provision',
'title' => t('Provisioning'),
'description' => t("Configure how new Drupal sites will be provisioned."),
'callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'callback arguments' => array('provision_configure'),
'access' => user_access('administer provisioning'),
);
}
return $items;
}

/**
* Menu callback.
*
* Configuration screen for the provisioning framework.
*/
function provision_configure() {

$form['provision_root'] = array(
'#type' => 'textfield',
'#title' => t('Provision root'),
'#description' => t('The path where the provision platform is based.'),
'#default_value' => variable_get('provision_root', ereg_replace("/webroot$", "", $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'])),
'#size' => 40,
'#maxlength' => 255,
);

$form['provision_tempurl_base'] = array(
'#type' => 'textfield',
'#required' => TRUE,
'#title' => t('Temporary URL base'),
'#description' => t('Each new domain that gets created gets created with a temporary url base that allows it to be immediately accessible.'),
'#default_value' => variable_get('provision_tempurl_base', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']),
'#size' => 40,
'#maxlength' => 255,
);

$form['provision_user'] = array(
'#type' => 'textfield',
'#title' => t('Provision user'),
'#description' => t('The owner of the files. must not be the web server user.'),
'#default_value' => variable_get('provision_user', 'hosting'),
'#size' => 40,
'#maxlength' => 255,
);

$form['provision_group'] = array(
'#type' => 'textfield',
'#title' => t('Provision group'),
'#description' => t('The group owner of the files. should be the group the web server is running as.'),
'#default_value' => variable_get('provision_group', 'apache'),
'#size' => 40,
'#maxlength' => 255,
);

foreach (module_implements('provision_configure') as $module) {
$form[$module] = array(
'#type' => 'fieldset',
'#title' => module_invoke($module, 'provision_service'),
'#collapsible' => TRUE,
'#collapsed' => FALSE,
'#access' => user_access('administer provisioning'),
);
$form[$module] = array_merge($form[$module], module_invoke($module, "provision_configure"));
}
return system_settings_form($form);
}

/**
* @} End of "defgroup provisionui"
*/


/**
* @defgroup provisiondrush Command line interface for Provision.
* @{
*/
/**
* Implementation of hook_drush_command().
*/
function provision_drush_command() {
$items['provision install'] = array(
'callback' => 'provision_install_cmd',
'description' => 'Provision a new site using the provided data.'
);

$items['provision synch'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_synch',
'description' => 'Regenerate all the config files for a site.'
);
$items['provision import'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_import',
'description' => 'Turn an already running site into a provisioned site.'
);
/*
$items['provision enable'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_enable',
'description' => 'Enable a disabled site.'
);
$items['provision disable'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_disable',
'description' => 'Disable a site.'
);
// Not implemented yet.
$items['provision delete'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_delete',
'description' => 'Delete a site.'
);

$items['provision backup'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_backup',
'description' => 'Generate a back up for the site.'
);
$items['provision rollback'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_rollback',
'description' => 'Roll back the site to a previous backup.'
);
$items['provision deploy'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_deploy',
'description' => 'Deploy a backup made on another provisioning platform on this one.'
);
$items['provision rename'] = array(
'callback' => '_provision_rename',
'description' => 'Change the url of an existing site.'
);

*/
return $items;
}

/**
* Drush callback function
*
* Installs a new site at $url.
* It does so by calling hook_provision_pre_install(), hook_provision_install() and hook_provision_post_install().
*
* @param url
* The url of the site being installed.
* @return
* Returns provision_output on success or error.
* Will exit with a PROVISION_SITE_INSTALLED error if the site already exists.
* Will exit with a PROVISION_FRAMEWORK_ERROR if the command is incorrectly used.
*/
function provision_install_cmd($url) {
global $args;
$data = provision_get_site_data($url);

if (!$args['commands'][2]) {
print "Usage: drush.php provision install DOMAIN [OPTIONS]\n";
print "Install a new site for the domain DOMAIN.\n";
print "Example: drush.php provision install mydomain.com --site-db-host=localhost\n";
provision_set_log("error", "Incorrect usage of the provisioning framework");
drupal_set_error(PROVISION_FRAMEWORK_ERROR);
provision_output($url, $data);
}
$ops = array('pre_install', 'install', 'post_install'); # these are the provision hooks that will get triggered.

if ($data['site-installed'] == TRUE) {
print "The site $url is already installed.\nIf you want to re-install it, you will need to delete it first.";
drupal_set_error(PROVISION_SITE_INSTALLED);
provision_output($url, $data);
}

foreach ($ops as $op ) {
$func = "_provision_$op";
$func($url, $data);
}

provision_save_site_data($url, $data);
provision_output($url, $data);
}

/**
* Drush action.
*
* Calls hook_provision_pre_install().
* Also responsible for calling creating site directory layout, and the drupal settings file.
*
* @param url
* The url of the site being invoked.
* @param data
* A reference to the associated array containing the data for the site. This needs to be a reference,
* because the modules might provide additional information about the site.
* @return
* Boolean denoting whether the provision_invoke rolled back changes made.
*/
function _provision_pre_install($url, &$data) {
$rolled_back = provision_invoke("pre_install", $url, $data);

if (!provision_get_error()) {
// This is the actual drupal provisioning requirements.
_provision_drupal_create_directories($url, $data['profile']);
// Requires at least the database settings to complete.
_provision_drupal_create_settings_file($url, $data);
}
return $rolled_back;
}

/**
* Install drupal site
*
* The magic here is that we need to drive the install api through this code.
* At this point, we no longer have access to the central database, and we need to be able
* to drive this code blind, without causing bad stuff to happen.
*
* Install profile gets triggered at the end of this code.
*
* @param url
* The url of the site being invoked.
* @param data
* A reference to the associated array containing the data for the site. This needs to be a reference,
* because the modules might provide additional information about the site.
* @return
* Boolean denoting whether the provision_invoke rolled back changes made.
*/
function _provision_install($url, &$data) {
$rolled_back = provision_invoke("install", $url, $data);

if (!$rolled_back) {
_provision_drupal_switch_active_site($url); # Change headers and db info, also backs up
_provision_drupal_force_load_modules($url);
_provision_drupal_install_schema($data['site-profile']);
_provision_drupal_force_load_modules();
_provision_drupal_switch_active_site(); # This *should* bring the site back to where we were before installing
}
return $rolled_back;
}

/**
* Clean up after installation.
*
* Most notably give the web server the opportunity to recheck it's configuration files.
*
* @param url
* The url of the site being installed.
* @param data
* A reference to the associated array containing the data for the site. This needs to be a reference,
* because the modules might provide additional information about the site.
* @return
* Boolean denoting whether the provision_invoke rolled back changes made.
*/
function _provision_post_install($url, &$data) {
$rolled_back = provision_invoke("post_install", $url, $data);
if (!$rolled_back) {
$data['site-installed'] = true;
}
return $rolled_back;
}

/**
* Regenerate the config files of an already running site.
*
* @param url
* The url of the site being synched.
* @return
* Output of drupal_output() function.
* Will exit with a PROVISION_SITE_NOT_FOUND error if the site does not exist.
*/
function _provision_synch($url) {
if (!_provision_drupal_site_exists($url)) {
provision_log("Error", "Site has not been installed yet.");
drupal_set_error(PROVISION_SITE_NOT_FOUND);
drupal_output($url, $data);
}
$data = provision_get_site_data($url);
// This is the actual drupal provisioning requirements.
_provision_drupal_create_directories($url, $data['profile']);
$rolled_back = provision_invoke("synch", $url, $data);
// Requires at least the database settings to complete.
_provision_drupal_create_settings_file($url, $data);
provision_save_site_data($url, $data);
drupal_output($url, $data);
}

/**
* Import a running Drupal site into a provisioned site.
*
* This is accomplished by inspecting the settings.php file and generating a site.php file.
*
* @param url
* The url of the site being synched.
* @return
* Output of drupal_output() function.
* Will exit with a PROVISION_SITE_NOT_FOUND error if the site does not exist.
*/
function _provision_import($url) {
if (!_provision_drupal_site_exists($url)) {
provision_log("Error", "Site directory is not present, and can not be imported.");
drupal_set_error(PROVISION_SITE_NOT_FOUND);
drupal_output($url, $data);
}
$data = provision_get_site_data($url);

include_once("sites/$url/settings.php");

$parts = parse_url($db_url);
$data['site-db-type'] = $parts['scheme'];
$data['site-db-user'] = $parts['user'];
$data['site-db-host'] = $parts['host'];
$data['site-db-passwd'] = $parts['pass'];
$data['site-db-name'] = substr($parts['path'], 1);
$data['site-profile'] = $installed_profile;

provision_save_site_data($url, $data);
provision_output($url, $data);
}
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name = Provision: Apache
description = Provides provisioning requirements for the Apache web server
package = Provision
dependencies = provision

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