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New script - ops-install . The purpose of this script is to do all the 

tedious, annyoing stuff from doc/setup-ops.txt .
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tools/pcapper/GNUmakefile \
$eventfiles \
$winfiles \
apache/GNUmakefile apache/apache.conf "
apache/GNUmakefile apache/apache.conf \
install/ops-install "
#
# Do this for easy distclean.
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configure.in
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tools/pcapper/GNUmakefile \
$eventfiles \
$winfiles \
apache/GNUmakefile apache/apache.conf "
apache/GNUmakefile apache/apache.conf \
install/ops-install "
#
# Do this for easy distclean.
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# EMULAB-COPYRIGHT
# Copyright (c) 2000-2003 University of Utah and the Flux Group.
# All rights reserved.
#
#
# install-ops.sh - Script to do the initial install of an ops node
#
# The main things it does not do yet:
# * Figure out where to put directories such as /users /proj - they must
# already exist
# * Fill out mailing list files - presumably, it's easier to just get the
# user to edit them himself
#
#
# Configure variables
#
my $PREFIX = '@prefix@';
my @mailing_lists = ('@TBOPSEMAIL@','@TBLOGSEMAIL@','@TBWWWEMAIL@',
'@TBAPPROVALEMAIL@','@TBLOGSEMAIL@','@TBAUDITEMAIL@','@TBSTATEDEMAIL@',
'@TBTESTSUITEEMAIL@');
my $OURDOMAIN = '@OURDOMAIN@';
my $USERNODE = '@USERNODE@';
my $FSNODE = '@FSNODE@';
my $BOSSNODE = '@BOSSNODE@';
use English;
#
# Make sure they know what they're getting into...
#
warn "WARNING: This script is ONLY intended to be run on a machine that is\n";
warn "being set up as a dedicated ops node. Continue? [y/N]\n";
my $response = <>;
die "Installation aborted!\n" unless ($response =~ /^y/i);
if ($UID != 0) {
die "This script must be run as root.\n";
}
#
# Create the tbadmin group
#
print "Creating tbadmin group ...\n";
#
# We don't want to fail if pw fails - we want to be able to run this script
# mutliple times
#
system "/usr/sbin/pw groupadd tbadmin -g 101 -q";
#
# Make sure that they have all the proper directories created, and chmod 'em
# to the proper thing.
#
print "Setting up directories ...\n";
my @testbeddirs = ($PREFIX,"/users","/proj","/groups");
foreach my $dir (@testbeddirs) {
if (-d $dir) {
system "/usr/bin/chgrp tbadmin $dir" and
die "Unable to chgrp $dir!\n";
chmod 0775, $dir or die "Unable to chmod $dir : $!\n";
} else {
die "ERROR - Directory $dir has not yet been created - please see\n",
"Step 0 in doc/setup-ops.txt\n";
}
}
#
# Add stuff to /etc/rc.conf
#
print "Editing /etc/rc.conf ... \n";
open(RC,"+</etc/rc.conf") or die "Unable to open /etc/rc.conf: $!\n";
#
# See if we've already done this
#
if (grep /testbed installation/,<RC>) {
print " Already done, skipping\n";
} else {
print RC "\n# The following lines were added by the testbed installation ".
"process\n";
print RC "sendmail_enable=\"YES\"\n";
print RC "nfs_server_enable=\"YES\"\n";
print RC "nfs_server_flags=\"-u -t -n 16\"\n";
print RC "syslogd_flags=\"\"\n";
print RC "# End of testbed section\n";
}
close RC;
#
# Set up sendmail
#
print "Setting up sendmail ...\n";
#
# Tell sendmail which hosts it's supposed to receive mail for
#
my $local_hostnames = "/etc/mail/local-host-names";
print " Setting up $local_hostnames ...\n";
if (-e $local_hostnames) {
print " $local_hostnames already exists, skipping\n";
} else {
open(LHN,">$local_hostnames") or die "Unable to open $local_hostnames : $!\n";
my @hostnames = ($OURDOMAIN,$BOSSNODE,$USERNODE,$FSNODE);
print LHN map "$_\n",@hostnames;
close LHN;
}
#
# Create the directory for auto-generated lists
#
my $lists_dir = "/etc/mail/lists";
print " Creating $lists_dir ...\n";
if (-d $lists_dir) {
print " $lists_dir already exists, skipping\n";
} else {
mkdir($lists_dir,0755) or die "Unable to make $lists_dir : $!\n";
}
#
# Find lists that are to be hosted on this machine - put them in the aliases
# file, and make a file to put the addresses in
#
print " Creating mailing lists ...";
@mailing_lists = grep /\@$OURDOMAIN$/, @mailing_lists;
open(MA,">>/etc/mail/aliases") or die "Unable to open /etc/mail/aliases: $!\n";
foreach $list (@mailing_lists) {
$list =~ /^([\w-]+)\@/;
my $list_name = $1;
if (!$list_name) {
die "Malformed email address: $list\n";
}
if (-e "$lists_dir/$list_name") {
next;
}
system "touch $lists_dir/$list_name" and die
"Unable to create $lists_dir/$list_name";
print MA "$list_name:\t:include:$lists_dir/$list_name\n";
}
close MA;
if (@mailing_lists) {
print " Running newaliases ...\n";
system "newaliases" and die "Error running newaliases!\n";
}
#
# Set up exports
#
print "Creating /etc/exports.head ...\n";
if (-e "/etc/exports.head") {
print " Already done, skipping\n";
} else {
#
# Figure out which of these directories are on the same
# filesystems
#
my @dirs = ('/users','/groups','/proj','/var');
@dirs = map {`realpath $_`} @dirs;
chomp @dirs;
my %filesystems;
foreach my $dir (@dirs) {
my ($dev,@junk) = stat $dir;
push @{$filesystems{$dev}}, $dir;
}
#
# Now, make the exports entries
#
open(EX,">>/etc/exports.head") or die
"Unable to open /etc/exports.head: $!\n";
foreach my $key (keys %filesystems) {
print EX join(" ",@{$filesystems{$key}}), "\t$BOSSNODE -alldirs -maproot=root\n";
}
close EX;
system "cp /etc/exports.head /etc/exports" and die
"Unable to copy /etc/exports.head to /etc/exports\n";
}
#
# Set up syslog
#
print "Setting up syslog ...\n";
print " Editing /etc/syslog.conf\n";
open(SC,"+</etc/syslog.conf") or die "Unable to open /etc/syslog.conf: $!\n";
#
# See if we've already done this
#
my @sc = <SC>;
if (grep /testbed installation/, @sc) {
print " Already done, skipping\n";
} else {
# Make sure we can find what we're looking for before we clobber
# the file!
if (scalar(grep(/^cron/, @sc)) != 1) {
die "Unable to find marker in /etc/syslog.conf!\n";
}
# Clobber and re-write
seek(SC,0,0);
truncate(SC,0);
#
# Find the ftp line, after which we place our auth.info line
#
foreach my $line (@sc) {
print SC $line;
if ($line =~ /^cron/) {
print SC "# The following line was added by the testbed " .
"installation process\n";
print SC "auth.info\t\t\t\t\t/var/log/logins\n";
}
}
#
# Put a few more lines at the end
#
print SC "# The following line was added by the testbed installation ".
"process\n";
print SC "!capture\n";
print SC "*.*\t\t\t\t\t\t/var/log/tiplogs/capture.log\n";
print SC "!mountd\n";
print SC "*.*\t\t\t\t\t\t/var/log/mountd.log\n";
}
close SC;
my $tiplog_dir = "/var/log/tiplogs";
print " Creating $tiplog_dir ...\n";
if (-d $tiplog_dir) {
print " $tiplog_dir already exists, skipping\n";
} else {
mkdir($tiplog_dir,0755) or die "Unable to make $tiplog_dir : $!\n";
}
print " Creatings logs ...\n";
my @logfiles = ("/var/log/logins","/var/log/tiplogs/capture.log",
"/var/log/mountd.log");
foreach my $logfile (@logfiles) {
system "touch $logfile" and die "Unable to create $logfile!\n";
chmod 0640, $logfile or die "Unable to change permissions on $logfile!\n";
}
print " Editing /etc/newsyslog.conf ...\n";
open(NS,"+</etc/newsyslog.conf") or die "Unable to open /etc/newsyslog.conf: $!\n";
#
# See if we've already done this
#
if (grep /testbed installation/,<NS>) {
print " Already done, skipping\n";
} else {
print NS "\n# The following lines were added by the testbed installation ".
"process\n";
print NS "/var/log/logins\t\t\t\t640 7 200 * Z\n";
print NS "/var/log/mountd.log\t\t\t640 5 200 * Z\n";
print NS "/var/log/tiplogs/capture.log\t\t644 7 * 168 Z\n";
}
close NS;
print "----------------------------------------------------------------------\n";
print "Installation completed succesfully!\n";
print "Please reboot this machine before proceeding with boss setup\n";
if (@mailing_lists) {
print "Local mailing lists have been created, with no members, in\n";
print "/etc/mail/lists/ . Please add members to the following lists:\n";
print map "$_\n", @mailing_lists;
}
exit 0;
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