build_seeds

#!/bin/bash
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#

#
# This tool builds a small SMF seed repository for a given brand based on its
# manifests file which is used by our zones service.
#

unalias -a

cd "$(dirname $0)/.."
BASE="$PWD"
ROOT="$1"
SVCCFG="$BASE/projects/illumos/usr/src/cmd/svc/svccfg/svccfg-native"
CONFIGD="$BASE/projects/illumos/usr/src/cmd/svc/configd/svc.configd-native"
MAN_BASE="$ROOT/lib/svc/manifest"
TMPFILE="/tmp/$(basename $0).$$"

function fail
{
        local msg="$*"
        [[ -z "$msg" ]] && msg="failed"
        echo "$msg" >&2
        exit 1
}

#
# XXX We really want to control this in a different way. We'd really rather not
# have to hardcode machinations on the XML format of a manifest, because really,
# that's just bad. On the flip side, we can't use libscf, but we can change the
# file format that we use, which is probably what makes sense in the long run.
# e.g. because a manifest can deliver more than one instance, we'd need to
# explicitly call out which instances delivered by the manifest we'd like to
# enable and disable.
#
function import_manifest
{
	local svc on

	svc="$MAN_BASE/$1"
	on=""
	[[ "$2" == "enabled" ]] && on=$2	
	[[ ! -f "$svc" ]] && fail "cannot find $svc"
	nawk -v status=$2 < $svc > $TMPFILE '{
		if (($1 == "<instance" &&
		    $2 == "name=\047default\047") ||
		    $1 == "<create_default_instance") {
			if (status == "enabled")
				n=sub("\047false\047", "\047true\047")
			else
				n=sub("\047true\047", "\047false\047")
		}

		print $0
	}'
	[[ $? -eq 0 ]] || fail "failed to nawk manifest"
	$SVCCFG import $TMPFILE || fail "failed to import $svc"
	rm -f $TMPFILE
}

function build_database
{
	local input output
	input=$1
	output=$2
	export SVCCFG_REPOSITORY=$output
	export SVCCFG_CONFIGD_PATH=$CONFIGD
	rm -f $SVCCFG_REPOSITORY

	[[ -f $input ]] || fail "can't read manifest input file: $input"
	while read service enabled import; do
		[[ -z "$service" ]] && continue
		[[ "$service" =~ ^\# ]] && continue
		[[ "$import" == "noimport" ]] && continue
		import_manifest $service $enabled
		
		echo $service $enabled
	done < $input
}

[[ -z "$ROOT" ]] && fail "missing ROOT argument"

#
# We need to walk through a few different sources of brands and work through it.
# For now we only care about doing this for the Joyent minimal zone. Some day we
# can extend this to everything.
#
build_database $ROOT/usr/lib/brand/joyent-minimal/manifests \
    $ROOT/usr/lib/brand/joyent-minimal/repository.db
chmod 444 $ROOT/usr/lib/brand/joyent-minimal/repository.db
chown root:root $ROOT/usr/lib/brand/joyent-minimal/repository.db