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Commit 92da08e1 authored by Leigh B. Stoller's avatar Leigh B. Stoller
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Remove unused scripts and files (unused as a result of TMCD).

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tbsetup/GNUmakefile
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......@@ -6,14 +6,13 @@ include ../GNUmakerules
SUBDIRS = checkpass
SCRIPTS = mkprojdir_wrapper tbdoit tbstopit mkexpdir \
delay_setup ifc_setup ifc_filegen \
ir2ifc power resetvlans savevlans snmpit tbend \
power resetvlans savevlans snmpit tbend \
tbrun tbprerun tbreport vpower vsnmpit killtip \
mkacct-ctrl_wrapper rmacct-ctrl_wrapper rmprojdir_wrapper \
sched_reload os_setup
DATAFILES = default.ifc
SUSCRIPTS = mkprojdir rmprojdir os_setup mkacct rmacct \
mkacct-ctrl rmacct-ctrl ifc_setup os_load console_setup
DATAFILES =
SUSCRIPTS = mkprojdir rmprojdir os_setup \
mkacct-ctrl rmacct-ctrl os_load console_setup
SBINSCRIPTS = console_setup.proxy
all: $(BINS) $(SUBDIRS)
......@@ -72,14 +71,6 @@ post-install:
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/rmacct-ctrl
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/rmacct-ctrl
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/rmacct-ctrl
chown root $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/mkacct
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/mkacct
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/mkacct
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/mkacct
chown root $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/rmacct
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/rmacct
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/rmacct
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/rmacct
chown root $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/os_setup
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/os_setup
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/os_setup
......@@ -88,14 +79,6 @@ post-install:
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/os_load
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/os_load
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/os_load
chown root $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/ifc_setup
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/ifc_setup
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/ifc_setup
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/ifc_setup
chown root $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/delay_setup
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/delay_setup
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/delay_setup
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/delay_setup
chown root $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/console_setup
chmod u+s $(INSTALL_BINDIR)/console_setup
chown root $(INSTALL_LIBTBDIR)/console_setup
......
tbsetup/default.ifc deleted 100644 → 0
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#Use this file as input to ifc_all - # is comment line,
# Machine IP |if#| New IP for the interface
# -----------------------------------------
155.99.214.101 0 192.168.1.1
155.99.214.101 1 192.168.2.1
155.99.214.101 2 192.168.3.1
155.99.214.101 3 192.168.4.1
155.99.214.102 0 192.168.1.2
155.99.214.102 1 192.168.2.2
155.99.214.102 2 192.168.3.2
155.99.214.102 3 192.168.4.2
155.99.214.103 0 192.168.1.3
155.99.214.103 1 192.168.2.3
155.99.214.103 2 192.168.3.3
155.99.214.103 3 192.168.4.3
155.99.214.104 0 192.168.1.4
155.99.214.104 1 192.168.2.4
155.99.214.104 2 192.168.3.4
155.99.214.104 3 192.168.4.4
155.99.214.105 0 192.168.1.5
155.99.214.105 1 192.168.2.5
155.99.214.105 2 192.168.3.5
155.99.214.105 3 192.168.4.5
155.99.214.106 0 192.168.1.6
155.99.214.106 1 192.168.2.6
155.99.214.106 2 192.168.3.6
155.99.214.106 3 192.168.4.6
155.99.214.107 0 192.168.1.7
155.99.214.107 1 192.168.2.7
155.99.214.107 2 192.168.3.7
155.99.214.107 3 192.168.4.7
155.99.214.108 0 192.168.1.8
155.99.214.108 1 192.168.2.8
155.99.214.108 2 192.168.3.8
155.99.214.108 3 192.168.4.8
155.99.214.109 0 192.168.1.9
155.99.214.109 1 192.168.2.9
155.99.214.109 2 192.168.3.9
155.99.214.109 3 192.168.4.9
155.99.214.110 0 192.168.1.10
155.99.214.110 1 192.168.2.10
155.99.214.110 2 192.168.3.10
155.99.214.110 3 192.168.4.10
tbsetup/delay_setup deleted 100755 → 0
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#!/usr/bin/perl -wT
my $ping = "/sbin/ping";
my $TB = "/usr/testbed/bin";
my $power = "$TB/power";
my $me = "root";
my $dbg = 1;
my $net = "fxp";
my $pipe = 1;
my $DBOSID = "FBSD40-STD";
# Need to make sure we use the right identity file in case we're
# setuid root and $ENV{HOME} is wrong
my $identity = "-i /root/.ssh/identity";
my $rsh = "sshtb $identity -q";
my $ssh = "sshtb $identity -q";
my $rcp = "scptb $identity -q";
# Scrub environment
$ENV{PATH} = "/usr/testbed/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin";
delete @ENV{qw(IFS CDPATH ENV BASH_ENV)};
# Apparently ssh checks to see if ruid != euid, and sets eduid=ruid
# if so. So, let's let it see what it wants...
if ($> == 0) {
$< =0;
}
my %delaynodes = ();
my %delaylinks = ();
my %delayparams = ();
$| = 1; #Turn off line buffering on output
#
# Set up for querying the database.
#
use Mysql;
my $DB = Mysql->connect("localhost", "tbdb", "script", "none");
if ( $#ARGV < 0) {
die("Usage: delay_setup <ifc_file>\n".
"Sets delay node configuration from a .ir file.\n");
}
#
# Must run, effectively, as root.
#
if ($> != 0) {
die("This won't work unless you run as user $me\n");
}
#
# Open up the ir file.
#
if (-e "$ARGV[0]" ) {
open(IN,$ARGV[0]) || die("Couldn't open $ARGV[0]\n");
}
my $virtsection=0;
#
# Look for the start of the VIRTUAL section. Error if not found
#
while (<IN>) {
if ( /^start virtual/i ) {
$virtsection=1;
print STDERR "Start VIRTUAL section...\n" if $dbg;
last;
}
}
if ($virtsection == 0) {
die("No VIRTUAL section in $ARGV[0]\n");
}
#
# Okay, parse the VIRTUAL section.
#
if ($virtsection == 1) {
#
# Search the NODES section for delayX labels and save the name of the
# PC operating as the delay node (tbpcX).
#
while (<IN>) {
if ( /^start nodes/i ) {
print STDERR "Start NODES section...\n" if $dbg;
next;
}
elsif ( /^end nodes/i ) {
print STDERR "End NODES section...\n" if $dbg;
last;
}
my ($node,$pc) = split();
if ($node =~ /^delay/) {
print STDERR "$node $pc\n" if $dbg;
# We can safely untaint these variables
if (!($node =~ /^(\w+\d*)$/)) {
die "Unexpected data in \$node : $node\n";
} else {
$node = $1;
}
if (!($pc =~ /^(\w+\d*)$/)) {
die "Unexpected data in \$pc : $pc\n";
} else {
$pc = $1;
}
$delaynodes{$node} = $pc;
}
}
#
# Just record all the links for now. We will correlate them later.
#
while (<IN>) {
if ( /^start links/i ) {
print STDERR "Start LINKS section...\n" if $dbg;
next;
}
elsif ( /^end links/i ) {
print STDERR "End LINKS section...\n" if $dbg;
last;
}
chop;
#
# Just record all the links for now.
#
my ($link,$rest) = split(' ', $_, 2);
$delaylinks{$link} = [ split(' ', $rest) ];
}
}
foreach my $link ( keys %delaylinks ) {
my $rest = $delaylinks{$link};
print STDERR "$link @{ $rest }\n" if $dbg;
}
#
# Skip to the end of the VIRTUAL section. Not really needed ...
#
while (<IN>) {
if ( /^end virtual/i ) {
$virtsection=0;
print STDERR "End VIRTUAL section...\n" if $dbg;
last;
}
}
#
# Now find the DELAY section.
#
while (<IN>) {
if ( /^start delay/i ) {
print STDERR "Start DELAY section...\n" if $dbg;
last;
}
}
#
# Parse the DELAY section till it ends.
#
while (<IN>) {
if ( /^end delay/i ) {
print STDERR "End DELAY section...\n" if $dbg;
last;
}
chop;
my ($link, $node, $bandw, $delay) = split();
print STDERR "$link $node $bandw $delay\n" if $dbg;
$delayparams{$link} = [ $node, $bandw, $delay ];
}
close(IN);
#
# First, check to make sure that each delay node is up and running the
# correct OS (FreeBSD). We get all the nodes rebooted at once, and then
# wait to start running the delay configuration setup stuff.
#
foreach my $link ( keys %delayparams ) {
my $node = $delayparams{$link}[0];
my $pc = $delaynodes{$node};
#
# database goo. We check to make sure the default image is set to
# FreeBSD, and reset it if not.
#
my $cmd = "select def_boot_image_id from nodes where node_id='$pc'";
my $sth = $DB->query($cmd);
my @row = $sth->fetchrow_array();
print STDERR "$pc is currently set to OS = $row[0]\n" if $dbg;
if ($row[0] ne $DBOSID) {
print STDERR "Changing default OS for $pc to $DBOSID\n";
$cmd = "update nodes set def_boot_image_id='$DBOSID' ";
$cmd = "$cmd where node_id='$pc'";
$sth = $DB->query($cmd);
if ($sth == 0) {
die("Database update failed. Aborted...\n");
}
}
#
# See if the machine is pingable. If its not pingable, then
# we just power cycle the machine rather than wait for a bunch
# of ssh/rsh commands to time out.
#
print STDERR "Pinging $pc ... \n" if $dbg;
if (-e $ping) {
open(PING, "$ping -c 4 $pc 2>&1 |");
}
else {
die("PING command $ping not found!\n");
}
do {
}
until ( <PING> =~ /transmitted, (\d*) packets received/ );
close(PING);
print STDERR "Got back $1 ping packets from $pc.\n" if $dbg;
#
# Power cycle if the machine is dead. It will come back up with the
# proper OS, cause we modified the database above.
#
if ( $1 == 0 ) {
print STDERR "$pc appears to be dead. Power cycling ... ";
PowerCycle($pc);
print STDERR "Done!\n";
}
#
# Machine is up. See if its already running the proper OS so that we can
# avoid a reboot.
#
open(UNAME, "$rsh $pc uname -a 2>&1 |");
$_ = <UNAME>;
close(UNAME);
my $OS = "Unknown";
if ( $_ ) {
@temp = split(" ",$_);
$OS = $temp[0];
}
if ( $OS eq "FreeBSD" ) {
print STDERR "$pc appears to be running the correct OS\n";
next;
}
#
# Time to reboot or power cycle.
#
print STDERR "Rebooting $pc cause its not running the correct OS\n";
if (system("$ssh -l root $pc /sbin/reboot") == 0) {
printf STDERR "$pc appears to be rebooting\n" if $dbg;
#
# Wait for it to really die so we are sure, and to avoid problems
# with WaitTillAlive down below.
#
if (WaitTillDead($pc) == 0) {
next;
}
printf STDERR "Hmm, maybe not. $pc is still alive\n" if $dbg;
}
#
# Okay, before we power cycle lets really make sure. On FreeBSD, it might
# have rebooted, but since the connection is terminated, system returns
# an error status. So, lets ping it again and if its pingable, the
# reboot must have failed. If it is not pingable, I assume that the
# reboot really worked, and the exit value can be ignored.
#
my $exit_value = $? >> 8;
print STDERR "reboot returned $exit_value. Lets make sure it dies\n"
if $dbg;
if (WaitTillDead($pc) == 0) {
next;
}
print STDERR "$pc appears to still be running Power cycling ...\n";
PowerCycle($pc);
}
#
# Okay, got everything we need. Generate some script files
#
foreach my $link ( keys %delayparams ) {
my $node = $delayparams{$link}[0];
my $bandw = $delayparams{$link}[1];
my $delay = $delayparams{$link}[2];
my $pc = $delaynodes{$node};
my $cards = ();
print STDERR "$link, $node, $pc, $bandw, $delay\n" if $dbg;
foreach my $pclink ( @{ $delaylinks{$link} } ) {
if ($pclink =~ /$pc/) {
$_ = $pclink;
s/$pc-/$net/g;
$pclink = $_;
push @cards, $pclink;
}
}
my $iface1 = $cards[0]; # Okay, fxp0
my $iface2 = $cards[1]; # Okay, fxp1
my $fname = "/tmp/delayconfig_${pc}_$$";
open(TEMP, "> $fname");
print TEMP "sysctl -w net.link.ether.bridge=0\n";
print TEMP "sysctl -w net.link.ether.bridge_ipfw=0\n";
print TEMP "sysctl -w net.link.ether.bridge_cfg=fxp4:6,";
print TEMP "$iface1:69,$iface2:69,\n";
print TEMP "sysctl -w net.link.ether.bridge=1\n";
print TEMP "sysctl -w net.link.ether.bridge_ipfw=1\n";
#
# Try to form unqiue pipe numbers, since at some point I'll have
# to deal with one node doing two delays,
#
my $p1 = $pipe++;
my $p2 = $pipe++;
print TEMP "ipfw -f flush\n";
print TEMP "ipfw add pipe $p1 ip from any to any in recv $iface1\n";
print TEMP "ipfw add pipe $p2 ip from any to any in recv $iface2\n";
print TEMP "ipfw pipe $p1 config delay ${delay}ms bw ${bandw}Mbit/s\n";
print TEMP "ipfw pipe $p2 config delay ${delay}ms bw ${bandw}Mbit/s\n";
print TEMP "echo \"Delay Configuration Complete\"\n";
close(TEMP);
if ($dbg) {
system("cat $fname");
}
#
# Wait for it to be pingable again
#
if (WaitTillAlive($pc)) {
die("Oops, $pc did not come back alive!");
}
#
# Copy the file over to the target machine.
#
my $tries=0;
my $max_tries=5;
my $interval=5;
while (system("$rcp $fname $pc:/etc/rc.delayconfig") &&
($tries < $max_tries)) {
$tries++;
print STDERR "Remote Copy to $pc failed... Waiting and retrying...\n";
# Sleep $interval seconds longer each time
# Waits in total ($max_tries)! * $interval
# seconds after its pingable before giving up
sleep ($interval*$tries);
}
if ($tries>=$max_tries) {
die("Error copying delay config file to $pc\n");
}
unlink($fname);
#
# Now run the config script on the target. We look for the echo
# at the end of the script that says it completed okay (See above).
# The script generated above needs to be changed so that it terminates
# early if one of the commands fails, but I have not done that yet.
#
open(CONFIG, "$rsh $pc sh /etc/rc.delayconfig 2>&1 |");
while ( $_ = <CONFIG> ) {
if ( $_ =~ /Complete/ ) {
close(CONFIG);
goto FIGGED;
}
}
die("Problem running configuration script on delay node $pc.\n");
FIGGED:
print STDERR "Wow! Delay node $pc configured okay!\n" if $dbg;
}
print STDERR "Done!\n";
exit 0;
#
# Power cycle a PC using the testbed power program.
#
sub PowerCycle {
local($pc) = @_;
if (system("$power cycle $pc") != 0) {
die("Could not power cycle $pc! Quitting\n");
}
}
sub WaitTillAlive {
local($pc) = @_;
print STDERR "Waiting for $pc to come alive\n" if $dbg;
#
# Sigh, a long ping results in the script waiting until all the
# packets are sent from all the pings, before it will exit. So,
# loop doing a bunch of shorter pings.
#
for ($i = 0; $i < 30; $i++) {
open(PING, "$ping -c 5 $pc 2>&1 |");
do {
$_ = <PING>;
if ( $_ =~ /bytes from/ ) {
print STDERR "Yep, $pc alive and well\n" if $dbg;
return 0;
}
}
until ( $_ =~ /transmitted, (\d*) packets received/ );
}
close(PING);
print STDERR "$pc is not responding. Better check into it\n";
return 1;
}
sub WaitTillDead {
local($pc) = @_;
print STDERR "Waiting for $pc to die off\n" if $dbg;
#
# Sigh, a long ping results in the script waiting until all the
# packets are sent from all the pings, before it will exit. So,
# loop doing a bunch of shorter pings.
#
for ($i = 0; $i < 12; $i++) {
open(PING, "$ping -c 5 $pc 2>&1 |");
do {
}
until ( <PING> =~ /transmitted, (\d*) packets received/ );
if ( $1 == 0 ) {
print STDERR "Good, $pc must have rebooted.\n" if $dbg;
return 0;
}
}
close(PING);
print STDERR "$pc is still alive.\n" if $dbg;
return 1;
}
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#!/bin/csh
#
# ifc_filegen
#
# Generates files for setting up interfaces (NICs) of testbed machines
#
# Range of machines to work with
if ($1 > 0) then
set first=$1
else
set first=1
endif
if ($1 > 0) then
set last=$2
else
set last=10
endif
if ( -e /home/newbold/bin ) then
set machines=`/home/newbold/bin/range $first $last`
else if ( -e /users/newbold/bin ) then
set machines=`/users/newbold/bin/range $first $last`
else
set machines
set i=$first
while ( $i <= $last )
set machines = "$machines $i"
set i=`expr $i + 1`
end
endif
# Usually use 192.168 (unroutable Internet testing subnet)
if ($3 > 0) then
set subnet=$3
else
set subnet=192.168
endif
echo "#Use this file as input to ifc_all - # is comment line,"
echo "# Machine IP |if#| New IP for the interface"
echo "# -----------------------------------------"
foreach m ( $machines ) # for each machine
#Control net IPs are 101, 102, ...
set control=`expr 100 + $m`
foreach i ( 0 1 2 3 ) # for each interface
# set newip=`expr $last \* $i + $m`
set newnet=`expr $i + 1`
#output a line with Control IP, interface, and IP for that interface
echo 155.99.214.$control $i $subnet.$newnet.$m
end
end
#clean up...
unset m i first last control newip last machines subnet newnet
tbsetup/ifc_setup deleted 100755 → 0
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#!/usr/bin/perl -wT
use English;
my $rsh = "sshtb -q";
my $rcp = "scptb -q";
my $ping = "/sbin/ping";
my $SAVEUID = $UID;
my $dbg = 1;
my %seen = ();
#
# Untaint path
#
$ENV{'PATH'} = '/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin';
delete @ENV{'IFS', 'CDPATH', 'ENV', 'BASH_ENV'};
$| = 1; #Turn off line buffering on output
#
# Set up for querying the database.
#
use Mysql;
my $DB = Mysql->connect("localhost", "tbdb", "script", "none");
#
# Check arguments.
#
if ( $#ARGV != 2) {
die("Usage: ifc_setup <pid> <eid> <ifc_file>\n".
"Sets network interface configurations, both with ifconfig, and\n".
"in the boot configuration files.\n");
}
my $pid = $ARGV[0];
my $eid = $ARGV[1];
my $ifc = $ARGV[2];
#