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#!/usr/bin/bash
# dracut-lib to use debugging functions
command -v warn >/dev/null || . /lib/dracut-lib.sh
###############################################################################
# GLOBALS
#
# TODO make this configurable
[ -f /opt/openslx/config ] && . /opt/openslx/config
declare -rg DNBD3_DEVICE="/dev/dnbd0"
declare -rg DNBD3_SERVER="132.230.4.1"
declare -rg DNBD3_IMAGE="stage4/joe/centos7"
declare -rg DNBD3_RID="4"
#
# END GLOBALS
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# FUNCTION DEFINITIONS
#
# helper to do some sanity checks
check_dnbd3() {
if [ ! command -v "dnbd3-client" >/dev/null ]; then
warn "No 'dnbd3-client' found. Was the initramfs built correctly?"
emergency_shell -n "Error in $0"
return 1
fi
return 0
}
# helper to connect to the dnbd3-server
connect_dnbd3() {
# check if it already connected
local current_image_name="$(cat /sys/block/${DNBD3_DEVICE#/dev/}/net/image_name)"
[ "x${current_image_name}" != "x(null)" ] && return 0
# not connected yet, do it
if ! dnbd3-client -h "${DNBD3_SERVER}" \
-i "${DNBD3_IMAGE}" \
-r "${DNBD3_RID}" \
-d "${DNBD3_DEVICE}" ; then
warn "Failed to mount $DNBD3_IMAGE from $DNBD3_SERVER to $DNBD3_DEVICE"
emergency_shell -n "Error in $0"
return 1
fi
return 0
}
# helper to create the qcow2 container file using
# DNBD3_DEVICE as the base of the filesystem
# /run/test.qcow2 as the writable file
# (our future rootfs)
create_qcow() {
# check if we already created the qcow2-container
[ -e /run/test.qcow2 ] && return 0
# we did not, let's create it
if ! qemu-img create -f qcow2 -o \
backing_file="$DNBD3_DEVICE",backing_fmt=qcow2 /run/test.qcow2; then
warn "Failed to create qcow2-Container from $DNBD3_DEVICE"
emergency_shell -n "Error in $0"
rm -f -- /run/test.qcow2
return 1
fi
return 0
}
# helper to start qemu-nbd on localhost:2000
# use our wrapper to set argv[0][0] to '@'
# this keeps qemu-nbd running after switching root
export_qcow() {
# check if we already have a qemu-nbd
if [ -e /tmp/qemu-nbd.pid ]; then
kill -0 $(cat /tmp/qemu-nbd.pid) && return 0
fi
# since we use the wrapper, we need a little more logic to see if it runs
/usr/bin/systemd-preserve-process-marker \
/usr/bin/qemu-nbd -t -p 2000 /run/test.qcow2 &
# the wrapper returns 255 if the qemu-nbd binary is missing
local qemu_nbd_pid="$!"
for i in 0.5 1 2; do
sleep $i
if ! kill -0 $qemu_nbd_pid; then
# not running
wait $qemu_nbd_pid
local ret_wrapper="$?"
if [ "${ret_wrapper}" -eq 127 ]; then
# wrapper was not found by bash
warn "No such file or directory: /usr/bin/systemd-preserve-process-marker"
elif [ "${ret_wrapper}" -eq 255 ]; then
# qemu-nbd was not found
warn "No such file or directory: /usr/bin/qemu-nbd"
fi
emergency_shell -n "Error in $0"
return 1
else
# all good, qemu-nbd is running, remember its pid
echo $qemu_nbd_pid > /tmp/qemu-nbd.pid
return 0
fi
done
# fallback
return 1
}
#
# END FUNCTION DEFINITIONS
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# MAIN CODE
#
#check_dnbd3 || return 1
connect_dnbd3 || exit 1
create_qcow || exit 1
export_qcow || exit 1
# all good, we are done :)
exit 0
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