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#!/bin/ash
# Collection of small bash functions utilized in various scripts.
################################################################################
case "$PATH" in
*opt/openslx*) ;;
*) export PATH="$PATH:/opt/openslx/bin:/opt/openslx/sbin" ;;
esac
DM_STATE_FILE="/run/openslx/dmsetup.state"
readonly DM_STATE_FILE
# Return the device corresponding to the given path, or
# empty if it's not mounted from a device (tmpfs, cifs, ...)
fs_path_getdev() {
local _dev
_dev="$( df -P "$1" | awk '$1 ~ "^/dev/" {print $1}' )"
[ -n "$_dev" ] || return 1
[ -b "$_dev" ] || return 1
printf "%s" "$_dev"
}
# Return base mount point of given path
fs_path_getmountpoint() {
local _mp
_mp="$( df -P "$1" | awk '$6 ~ "^/" {print $6}' )"
[ -n "$_mp" ] || return 1
[ -d "$_mp" ] || return 1
printf "%s" "$_mp"
}
# Get fstype of given directory
fs_path_gettype() {
local _mp
_mp="$( df -P "$1" | awk '$6 ~ "^/" {print $6}' )"
[ -n "$_mp" ] || return 1
[ -d "$_mp" ] || return 1
awk '$2 == "'"$_mp"'" {print $3}' '/proc/mounts'
}
# Helper to check whether given directory resides in RAM, either
# by being mounted as tmpfs or not mounted at all in which case
# we assume the same. Returns 0 if so, 1 if otherwise backed,
# 2 when errors occur.
fs_path_isvolatile() {
[ -z "$1" ] && return 2
local _dev _mp
_dev="$(fs_path_getdev "$1")"
[ -z "$_dev" ] && return 0 # No result, assume tmpfs
[ "$_dev" = "${_dev#/dev/zram}" ] || return 0 # zram is in RAM, like tmpfs
[ "$_dev" != "${_dev#/dev/mapper/}" ] || return 1 # Doesn't start with /dev/mapper, assume some kind of storage
[ -s "$DM_STATE_FILE" ] || return 2 # No point in continuing
_mp="$(fs_path_getmountpoint "$1")"
[ -z "$_mp" ] && return 2
# it is a device mapper device, check if it was setup in dracut's initramfs.
grep -qE "^$( regex_escape "${_dev}" )\s+$( regex_escape "${_mp}" )\s+type=0" "$DM_STATE_FILE"
}
# Return free/total space at given path, in KiB.
# If the given path is backed by a thin pool, snapshot, etc.
# it returns a conservative estimate, considering the remaining
# space of the backing device.
# Returns "<free> <total>"
fs_path_space() {
[ -z "$1" ] && return 1
local _free _total _dev _type _id _name _bs _tmp _tfree _ttotal
_type="$( fs_path_gettype "$1" )"
[ -z "$_type" ] && return 1
_free="$( df -P "$1" | awk '$6 ~ "^/" {print $4 " " $2}' )"
case "$_type" in # EASY!
tmpfs|nfs*|cifs)
printf "%s" "$_free"
return
esac
_dev="$( fs_path_getdev "$1" )"
if [ "$_dev" = "${_dev#/dev/mapper/}" ]; then # does *NOT* start with /dev/mapper, assume not device mapped
# In case we start using aufs again, check if it needs special handling...
printf "%s" "$_free"
return
fi
# Split, since we might need to do Min()
_total="${_free#* }"
_free="${_free% *}"
_type="$( dmsetup status "$_dev" | awk '{print $3}' )"
_tfree=0
_ttotal=0
case "$_type" in
snapshot)
# Field 4 is used/total in sectors of 512 byte, so divide by two for KiB
_tmp="$( dmsetup status "$_dev" | awk '{split($4, a, "/"); print (a[2] - a[1]) / 2 " " a[2] / 2}' )"
_tfree="${_tmp% *}"
_ttotal="${_tmp#* }"
;;
thin)
# Determine matching pool
_id="$( dmsetup table "$_dev" | awk '{print $4}' )"
if [ -n "$_id" ]; then
_name="$( cat "/sys/dev/block/${_id}/dm/name" )"
if [ -n "$_name" ]; then
# Get data block size (in sectors of 512 byte)
_bs="$( dmsetup table "$_name" | awk '{print $6}' )"
if [ "$_bs" -gt 0 ]; then
# Field 6 is used/total (in data blocks), so transform into KiB
_tmp="$( dmsetup status "$_name" | awk -v "bs=$_bs" '{split($6, a, "/"); print ((a[2] - a[1]) / 2) * bs " " (a[2] / 2) * bs}' )"
_tfree="${_tmp% *}"
_ttotal="${_tmp#* }"
fi
fi
fi
;;
esac
if [ "$_tfree" -ge 0 ] && [ "$_ttotal" -gt 0 ]; then
[ "$_tfree" -lt "$_free" ] && _free="$_tfree"
[ "$_ttotal" -lt "$_total" ] && _total="$_ttotal"
fi
printf "%s" "$_free $_total"
}
# Match $1 against perl regex $2, case insensitive
regex_imatch() {
printf "%s" "$1" | grep -qPi "$2"
}
# Escapes $1 for use in grep -E/-P, sed -r, etc.
# Pass --slash to escape '/' too. (e.g. for sed)
regex_escape() {
if [ "x$1" = "x--slash" ]; then
printf "%s" "$2" | sed 's,[][()\.^$?*+/],\\&,g'
else
printf "%s" "$1" | sed 's/[][()\.^$?*+]/\\&/g'
fi
}
# Get all partitions with given id (list of /dev/sdXX)
# Works for MBR/DOS by looking at the type (1 byte)
# and for GPT by looking for the label 'OpenSLX-ID$1'
# in case an id was given, or with the given UUID,
# or with the given name.
# The output will be a list of matching devices,
# sorted from largest to smallest.
dev_find_partitions() {
local ID dev exp target
exp=
# target for the scan, defaults to /dev to check everything
if [ -b "$1" ]; then
target="$1"
shift
elif [ -d "$1" ]; then
target="$1/"
else
target="/dev/"
fi
while [ "$#" -gt 0 ]; do
ID="$1"
shift
[ -z "$ID" ] && continue
# if single digit, e.g. 7, look for 0x7 and 0x07
if regex_imatch "$ID" "^[0-9a-f]$"; then
ID="0?$ID"
fi
if regex_imatch "$ID" "^[0-9a-f?]{2,3}$"; then # Match two digit and the expanded three digit version from above
# if double digit look for MBR types and OpenSLX-ID$ID GPT labels
exp="$exp|ID_PART_ENTRY_(NAME=OpenSLX-ID|TYPE=0x)$ID"
elif regex_imatch "$ID" "^[0-9a-f]{8}-([0-9a-f]{4}-){3}[0-9a-f]{12}$"; then
# if UUID, look for TYPE
exp="$exp|ID_PART_ENTRY_TYPE=$ID"
else
# something else, look for names of partitions / filesystems
ID="$( regex_escape "$ID" )"
exp="$exp|ID_(PART_ENTRY_NAME|FS_LABEL)=$ID"
fi
done
exp="${exp:1}"
for dev in $(find $target* -type b); do
udevadm info --name="$dev" | grep -iqE "($exp)\$" \
&& printf "%s\n" "$(blockdev --getsize64 "$dev") $dev"
done | sort -n -k1 -r | cut -d' ' -f2
}
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