def runtimeActionExtractVmdkPathFromInitrd(driveName):
'''Open the initrd.img file on a disk and find the location of the
Console VMDK file from esx.conf.
'''
diskSet = devices.DiskSet()
drive = diskSet[driveName]
partition = drive.findFirstPartitionMatching(fsTypes=('ext3'))
if not partition or partition.partitionId != 1:
return ''
tmpMntDir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='weasel', dir='/mnt')
partition.fsType.mount(partition.consoleDevicePath, tmpMntDir)
tmpDir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='weasel')
initrdFilePath = os.path.join(tmpMntDir, 'initrd.img')
cmd = "cd %s && zcat %s | cpio -id %s" % \
(tmpDir, initrdFilePath, ESXCONF_FILE[1:])
util.execCommand(cmd)
vmdkPath = getValueFromConfig(os.path.join(tmpDir, ESXCONF_FILE[1:]),
'/boot/cosvmdk')
partition.fsType.umount(tmpMntDir)
shutil.rmtree(tmpMntDir)
shutil.rmtree(tmpDir)
return vmdkPath
def runtimeActionExtractVmdkPathFromInitrd(driveName):
'''Open the initrd.img file on a disk and find the location of the
Console VMDK file from esx.conf.
'''
diskSet = devices.DiskSet()
drive = diskSet[driveName]
partition = drive.findFirstPartitionMatching(fsTypes=('ext3'))
if not partition or partition.partitionId != 1:
return ''
tmpMntDir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='weasel', dir='/mnt')
partition.fsType.mount(partition.consoleDevicePath, tmpMntDir)
tmpDir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='weasel')
initrdFilePath = os.path.join(tmpMntDir, 'initrd.img')
cmd = "cd %s && zcat %s | cpio -id %s" % \
(tmpDir, initrdFilePath, ESXCONF_FILE[1:])
util.execCommand(cmd)
vmdkPath = getValueFromConfig(os.path.join(tmpDir, ESXCONF_FILE[1:]),
'/boot/cosvmdk')
partition.fsType.umount(tmpMntDir)
shutil.rmtree(tmpMntDir)
shutil.rmtree(tmpDir)
return vmdkPath
def hostActionRebuildInitrd(context):
context.cb.pushStatusGroup(1)
context.cb.pushStatus('Checking if the initial ramdisk has to be rebuilt')
# If nothing has changed then this is a noop.
execCommand("%s --rebuild -b --update-trouble" % cmd_esxcfgboot,
root=instRoot)
context.cb.popStatus()
context.cb.popStatusGroup()
def hostActionRebuildInitrd(context):
context.cb.pushStatusGroup(1)
context.cb.pushStatus('Checking if the initial ramdisk has to be rebuilt')
# If nothing has changed then this is a noop.
execCommand("%s --rebuild -b --update-trouble" % cmd_esxcfgboot,
root=instRoot)
context.cb.popStatus()
context.cb.popStatusGroup()
def makeInitialRamdisk(stringSubstitutionDict):
'''Makes the initial ramdisk.'''
#these 2 should go away soon...
os.system('touch %s/etc/vmware/sysboot.conf' % instRoot)
# actually do the mkinitrd
log.info('Making initrd: ' + cmd_esxcfgboot)
execCommand("%s -b --update-trouble" % cmd_esxcfgboot, root=instRoot)
def makeInitialRamdisk(stringSubstitutionDict):
'''Makes the initial ramdisk.'''
#these 2 should go away soon...
os.system('touch %s/etc/vmware/sysboot.conf' % instRoot);
# actually do the mkinitrd
log.info('Making initrd: ' + cmd_esxcfgboot)
execCommand("%s -b --update-trouble" % cmd_esxcfgboot, root=instRoot)
def WriteMissingNetworkConfigFiles():
# dhclient writes to /etc/ntp.conf with any ntp servers it
# discovers, but only if the ntp.conf file already exists.
util.execCommand('touch /etc/ntp.conf')
if not os.path.exists('/etc/xinetd.d'):
# XXX Used by NetworkInfoImpl::SetCosIpv6Enabled().
os.makedirs('/etc/xinetd.d')
def WriteMissingNetworkConfigFiles():
# dhclient writes to /etc/ntp.conf with any ntp servers it
# discovers, but only if the ntp.conf file already exists.
util.execCommand('touch /etc/ntp.conf')
if not os.path.exists('/etc/xinetd.d'):
# XXX Used by NetworkInfoImpl::SetCosIpv6Enabled().
os.makedirs('/etc/xinetd.d')
def hostActionPostScript(context):
postScripts = userchoices.getPostScripts()
if not postScripts:
return
# Setup /dev in the installed system.
# XXX There still might be a few other things in rc.sysinit we'll need to
# do.
util.execCommand('/sbin/start_udev', root=HOST_ROOT)
for postScript in postScripts:
postScript['script'].run(HOST_ROOT)
def hostActionPostScript(context):
postScripts = userchoices.getPostScripts()
if not postScripts:
return
# Setup /dev in the installed system.
# XXX There still might be a few other things in rc.sysinit we'll need to
# do.
util.execCommand('/sbin/start_udev', root=HOST_ROOT)
for postScript in postScripts:
postScript['script'].run(HOST_ROOT)
def hostActionMountPseudoFS(_context):
'''Many executables/packages depend on the /proc filesystem to be present.
For example, mkinitrd depends on /proc.
This function creates the /proc, /sys, and /dev directories in the instRoot
and mounts proc and sysfs.
'''
for fsdir in ["/proc", "/sys", "/dev"]:
path = os.path.join(HOST_ROOT, fsdir.lstrip('/'))
if not os.path.exists(path):
os.makedirs(path)
util.execCommand('/usr/bin/mount -t proc /proc %s/proc' % HOST_ROOT)
util.execCommand('/usr/bin/mount -t sysfs /sys %s/sys' % HOST_ROOT)
def hostActionMountPseudoFS(_context):
'''Many executables/packages depend on the /proc filesystem to be present.
For example, mkinitrd depends on /proc.
This function creates the /proc, /sys, and /dev directories in the instRoot
and mounts proc and sysfs.
'''
for fsdir in ["/proc", "/sys", "/dev"]:
path = os.path.join(HOST_ROOT, fsdir.lstrip('/'))
if not os.path.exists(path):
os.makedirs(path)
util.execCommand('/usr/bin/mount -t proc /proc %s/proc' % HOST_ROOT)
util.execCommand('/usr/bin/mount -t sysfs /sys %s/sys' % HOST_ROOT)
def migrateClock(oldPath, newPath, accum):
_rc, utc, _stderr = util.execCommand(". %s && echo $UTC" % oldPath)
utc = utc.strip()
isUTC = utc.lower() not in ["false", "0"]
if isUTC:
return migrateTimezone(oldPath, newPath, accum)
shutil.copyfile(oldPath, oldPath + ".backup")
# The vmkernel expects the hw clock to be set to UTC time, so we need
# to update it.
log.info("changing hardware clock to UTC time")
newContents = ""
for line in open(oldPath):
if line.lstrip().startswith('UTC'):
newContents += "# UTC changed to true during upgrade\n"
newContents += "UTC=true\n"
else:
newContents += line
# Change the file in 3.x, so the time is still right on rollback.
open(oldPath, "w").write(newContents)
retval = migrateTimezone(oldPath, newPath, accum)
# migrateTimezone can write a new clock file with a different ZONE
# value, so we have to read the new one in that case.
if os.path.exists(newPath):
clockPath = newPath
else:
clockPath = oldPath
_rc, zoneName, _stderr = util.execCommand(
". %s && echo $ZONE" % clockPath)
zoneName = zoneName.strip()
# Change the timezone used by python.
os.environ['TZ'] = zoneName
time.tzset()
# Get the current time in seconds, which is really in the current
# timezone, and use the timezone to change the hwclock to UTC time.
secsFromEpochLocal = time.time()
secsFromEpochUTC = secsFromEpochLocal + time.timezone
timeTuple = time.gmtime(secsFromEpochUTC)[:6]
timedate.setHardwareClock(timeTuple)
os.environ['TZ'] = ''
time.tzset()
return retval
def migrateClock(oldPath, newPath, accum):
_rc, utc, _stderr = util.execCommand(". %s && echo $UTC" % oldPath)
utc = utc.strip()
isUTC = utc.lower() not in ["false", "0"]
if isUTC:
return migrateTimezone(oldPath, newPath, accum)
shutil.copyfile(oldPath, oldPath + ".backup")
# The vmkernel expects the hw clock to be set to UTC time, so we need
# to update it.
log.info("changing hardware clock to UTC time")
newContents = ""
for line in open(oldPath):
if line.lstrip().startswith('UTC'):
newContents += "# UTC changed to true during upgrade\n"
newContents += "UTC=true\n"
else:
newContents += line
# Change the file in 3.x, so the time is still right on rollback.
open(oldPath, "w").write(newContents)
retval = migrateTimezone(oldPath, newPath, accum)
# migrateTimezone can write a new clock file with a different ZONE
# value, so we have to read the new one in that case.
if os.path.exists(newPath):
clockPath = newPath
else:
clockPath = oldPath
_rc, zoneName, _stderr = util.execCommand(". %s && echo $ZONE" % clockPath)
zoneName = zoneName.strip()
# Change the timezone used by python.
os.environ['TZ'] = zoneName
time.tzset()
# Get the current time in seconds, which is really in the current
# timezone, and use the timezone to change the hwclock to UTC time.
secsFromEpochLocal = time.time()
secsFromEpochUTC = secsFromEpochLocal + time.timezone
timeTuple = time.gmtime(secsFromEpochUTC)[:6]
timedate.setHardwareClock(timeTuple)
os.environ['TZ'] = ''
time.tzset()
return retval
def migrateTimezone(oldPath, newPath, _accum):
zoneInfoPath = "/usr/share/zoneinfo/"
# First, check to see if the clock file and localtime are in sync.
_rc, zoneName, _stderr = util.execCommand(". %s && echo $ZONE" % oldPath)
zoneName = zoneName.strip()
zonePath = os.path.join(consts.HOST_ROOT,
consts.ESX3_INSTALLATION.lstrip('/'),
zoneInfoPath.lstrip('/'),
zoneName.lstrip('/'))
oldLocaltime = os.path.join(consts.HOST_ROOT,
consts.ESX3_INSTALLATION.lstrip('/'),
"etc/localtime")
if not os.path.lexists(oldLocaltime):
log.debug("no /etc/localtime, assuming clock file is good")
return True
try:
if filecmp.cmp(oldLocaltime, zonePath):
log.debug("ZONE value in clock file matches /etc/localtime")
return True
except Exception, e:
log.debug("unable to compare localtime with zoneinfo -- %s" % str(e))
def run(self, command=None):
if not command:
command = self.command
if self.displayId != None:
util.setDisplay(self.displayId) # change to specific display
else:
print(f"ERROR: specified ({self.displayId}) display not found")
util.setWorkspace(self.newWorkspace) # optionally name new workspace
return util.execCommand(command)
def hostAction(_context):
choices = userchoices.getESXFirewall()
if choices:
if choices['incoming'] == userchoices.ESXFIREWALL_ALLOW:
incomingFlag = "--allowIncoming"
else:
incomingFlag = "--blockIncoming"
if choices['outgoing'] == userchoices.ESXFIREWALL_ALLOW:
outgoingFlag = "--allowOutgoing"
else:
outgoingFlag = "--blockOutgoing"
try:
util.execCommand("/usr/sbin/esxcfg-firewall %s %s" % (
incomingFlag, outgoingFlag),
root=HOST_ROOT,
raiseException=True)
except Exception, e:
raise InstallationError(
"Could not change global firewall rules.", e)
def hostAction(_context):
choices = userchoices.getESXFirewall()
if choices:
if choices['incoming'] == userchoices.ESXFIREWALL_ALLOW:
incomingFlag = "--allowIncoming"
else:
incomingFlag = "--blockIncoming"
if choices['outgoing'] == userchoices.ESXFIREWALL_ALLOW:
outgoingFlag = "--allowOutgoing"
else:
outgoingFlag = "--blockOutgoing"
try:
util.execCommand("/usr/sbin/esxcfg-firewall %s %s" %
(incomingFlag, outgoingFlag),
root=HOST_ROOT,
raiseException=True)
except Exception, e:
raise InstallationError("Could not change global firewall rules.",
e)
def _checkNFSAvailable(self):
if NFSMounter._nfsUp:
return NFSMounter._nfsUp
#TODO: this needs to change once these get sourced differently in scons
execCommand('insmod /lib/sunrpc.ko')
execCommand('insmod /lib/nfs_acl.ko')
execCommand('insmod /lib/lockd.ko')
execCommand('insmod /lib/nfs.ko')
if not os.path.exists('/var/lock/subsys'):
os.makedirs('/var/lock/subsys')
NFSMounter._nfsUp = True
return NFSMounter._nfsUp
def _checkNFSAvailable(self):
if NFSMounter._nfsUp:
return NFSMounter._nfsUp
#TODO: this needs to change once these get sourced differently in scons
execCommand('insmod /lib/sunrpc.ko')
execCommand('insmod /lib/nfs_acl.ko')
execCommand('insmod /lib/lockd.ko')
execCommand('insmod /lib/nfs.ko')
if not os.path.exists('/var/lock/subsys'):
os.makedirs('/var/lock/subsys')
NFSMounter._nfsUp = True
return NFSMounter._nfsUp
def write(self, stringSubstitutionDict):
choices = userchoices.getBoot()
if choices and choices['doNotInstall']:
log.info('Skipping the writing of the bootloader to disk')
return
self.__enter()
cmd = cmd_grub % stringSubstitutionDict
rc, stdout, stderr = execCommand(cmd)
self.checkGrubOutput(stdout)
self.__exit()
def write(self, stringSubstitutionDict):
choices = userchoices.getBoot()
if choices and choices['doNotInstall']:
log.info('Skipping the writing of the bootloader to disk')
return
self.__enter()
cmd = cmd_grub % stringSubstitutionDict
rc, stdout, stderr = execCommand(cmd)
self.checkGrubOutput(stdout)
self.__exit()
def runtimeActionMountMedia(uiDelegate=None):
"""Mounts the installation media."""
if not uiDelegate:
uiDelegate = MOUNT_MEDIA_DELEGATE
log.info("attempting to mount install media")
if userchoices.getMediaLocation():
log.info(" remote media in use, nothing to mount...")
return
while True:
media = userchoices.getMediaDescriptor()
if not media:
# Check for the default media setup by the init scripts.
media = DEFAULT_MEDIA
media.isMounted = isInstallMediaMounted()
if not os.path.exists(media.partPath):
# attempt to remount the cd-rom since it may have been a SCSI
# CD-ROM drive
rc, stdout, stderr = \
execCommand("cd / && INSTALLER=1 %s %s" % (INIT_WRAPPER,
CDROM_MOUNT_SCRIPT))
if rc:
log.critical("%s was not created" % media.partPath)
uiDelegate.mountMediaNoDrive()
sys.exit(ExitCodes.IMMEDIATELY_REBOOT)
else:
media.isMounted = True
# Make sure the media is mounted up.
try:
media.mount()
if isInstallMediaMounted():
return
media.umount()
except Exception, e:
log.error(str(e))
media.eject()
uiDelegate.mountMediaNoPackages()
def migrateTimezone(oldPath, newPath, _accum):
zoneInfoPath = "/usr/share/zoneinfo/"
# First, check to see if the clock file and localtime are in sync.
_rc, zoneName, _stderr = util.execCommand(". %s && echo $ZONE" % oldPath)
zoneName = zoneName.strip()
zonePath = os.path.join(consts.HOST_ROOT,
consts.ESX3_INSTALLATION.lstrip('/'),
zoneInfoPath.lstrip('/'), zoneName.lstrip('/'))
oldLocaltime = os.path.join(consts.HOST_ROOT,
consts.ESX3_INSTALLATION.lstrip('/'),
"etc/localtime")
if not os.path.lexists(oldLocaltime):
log.debug("no /etc/localtime, assuming clock file is good")
return True
try:
if filecmp.cmp(oldLocaltime, zonePath):
log.debug("ZONE value in clock file matches /etc/localtime")
return True
except Exception, e:
log.debug("unable to compare localtime with zoneinfo -- %s" % str(e))
"check for numeric input for keyboard selection"
try:
selected = self.getScrollChoice()
except (IndexError, ValueError), msg:
body = '\n'.join(['Input error', msg[0], TransMenu.Back])
self.errorPushPop(self.uiTitle +' (Update)', body)
return
# register the choice
try:
name = self.scrollNames[selected]
# TODO: handle kbd.runtimeAction
kbd = self.keyboards.getKeyboardSettingsByName(name)
userchoices.setKeyboard(kbd.keytable, kbd.name,
kbd.model, kbd.layout, kbd.variant, kbd.options)
except AttributeError: # should only occur if keyboard.xml gets lost
self.errorPushPop(self.uiTitle +' (Update)',
exceptTextKeyboardNotFound + TransMenu.Back)
return
# if we get this far, set the keyboard
table = str(kbd.keytable) # convert from unicode to str.
path = os.path.join(consoleKeymapDir, self.mapParent[table],
"%s.map.gz" % table)
# want str here, not unicode; otherwise fails in caged_weasel.
execCommand('loadkeys %s' % path)
# choice accepted
self.setSubstepEnv( {'next': self.askConfirm } )
def hostAction(_context):
for path in PATHS_TO_MIGRATE:
migratePath(path)
for cmd in CMDS_TO_RUN:
util.execCommand(cmd, root=consts.HOST_ROOT)
def update(self):
"check for numeric input for keyboard selection"
try:
selected = self.getScrollChoice()
except (IndexError, ValueError), msg:
body = '\n'.join(['Input error', msg[0], TransMenu.Back])
self.errorPushPop(self.uiTitle + ' (Update)', body)
return
# register the choice
try:
name = self.scrollNames[selected]
# TODO: handle kbd.runtimeAction
kbd = self.keyboards.getKeyboardSettingsByName(name)
userchoices.setKeyboard(kbd.keytable, kbd.name, kbd.model,
kbd.layout, kbd.variant, kbd.options)
except AttributeError: # should only occur if keyboard.xml gets lost
self.errorPushPop(self.uiTitle + ' (Update)',
exceptTextKeyboardNotFound + TransMenu.Back)
return
# if we get this far, set the keyboard
table = str(kbd.keytable) # convert from unicode to str.
path = os.path.join(consoleKeymapDir, self.mapParent[table],
"%s.map.gz" % table)
# want str here, not unicode; otherwise fails in caged_weasel.
execCommand('loadkeys %s' % path)
# choice accepted
self.setSubstepEnv({'next': self.askConfirm})
def extractDriver(fileName):
args = 'cd "%s" && rpm2cpio "%s" | cpio -id' % (DRIVER_UNPACK_DIR, fileName)
log.debug("extracting %s" % fileName)
rc, stdout, stderr = execCommand(args, raiseException=True)
return rc
macAddress.GetStringAddress():
try:
vswitch.AddUplink(pnic.GetName())
except vmkctl.HostCtlException, ex:
log.debug("vswitch.addUplink("+pnic.GetName()+"): " + \
str(ex.GetMessage()))
raise
try:
newNic.Enable()
except vmkctl.HostCtlException, ex:
log.debug("newNic.Enable(): " + str(ex.GetMessage()))
raise
## Used to be in /etc/rc.d/init.d
util.execCommand('/init.d/41.vmkiscsi')
log.debug("Just ran /init.d/41.vmkiscsi")
log.debug("Rescanning LUNs...")
iScsiIFs = vmkctl.StorageInfoImpl().GetiScsiInterfaces()
if len(iScsiIFs) < 1:
raise SystemError, "No iSCSI interfaces found, or found but their option "\
"ROMs are misconfigured. Cannot configure iSCSI."
# This could happen if 1) the NIC doesn't support iSCSI or (2) the data
# in the NIC's option ROM doesn't make sense (in a way that the sanity
# checks in validateIQN() didn't catch).
## TODO: we should scan only on sofware iScsi interfaces, but for the time being
## ScsiInterfaceImpl::IsSoftwareiScsi() doesn't work and Prasanna doesn't
## know when he'll be able to take care of that.
for intf in iScsiIFs:
def hostActionLoadDrivers(context):
global DRIVERS_LOADED
if DRIVERS_LOADED:
return
uiHook = context.cb
# when in rome...
f = open("/tmp/initscripts.sh", "w")
f.write(FIND_INIT_SCRIPTS)
f.close()
initScripts = util.execWithCapture("/bin/bash", ["/bin/bash", "/tmp/initscripts.sh"])
initScripts = initScripts.split()
units = len(initScripts)
uiHook.pushStatusGroup(units)
criticalFailure = False
scriptsFailed = []
log.info("Starting driver load ...")
for script in initScripts:
script = os.path.basename(script)
if _findBaseInitLevel(script) < INIT_START_LEVEL:
continue
log.info("Loading %s" % script)
uiHook.pushStatus("Loading %s" % script)
rc, stdout, stderr = execCommand("cd / && INSTALLER=1 %s %s" % (INIT_WRAPPER, script))
if rc == 1:
warningMessage = "The script %s returned status 1" % script
log.warning(warningMessage)
elif rc == 2:
errorMessage = (
"A non-critical error has happened in the "
+ "script %s. The installation can continue " % script
+ "but you may experience reduced functionality."
)
log.error(errorMessage)
scriptsFailed.append(script)
elif rc == 3:
errorMessage = "The script %s failed to execute " % (script) + "and the installation can not continue."
criticalFailure = True
break
elif rc:
errorMessage = "An unexpected error occurred in the " + "script %s." % script
criticalFailure = True
break
uiHook.popStatus()
if criticalFailure:
log.error(errorMessage)
uiHook.popStatus()
uiHook.popStatusGroup()
raise CriticalScriptLoadError(errorMessage)
# XXX should be done by the init scripts... the device nodes will get
# created implicitly by devices.DiskSet() but not everything that needs
# a device node goes through there.
import partition
partition.createDeviceNodes()
DRIVERS_LOADED = True
uiHook.popStatusGroup()
if scriptsFailed:
messageText = SCRIPT_ERROR_MSG % ", ".join(scriptsFailed)
raise ScriptLoadError(messageText)
def control(self, value):
return util.execCommand(self.command % (value, ))
def close(self):
util.setDisplay(self.displayId) # change to specific display
util.execCommand("sway kill")
def close(self):
util.execCommand(self.releaseCommand)
def hostAction(_context):
for path in PATHS_TO_MIGRATE:
migratePath(path)
for cmd in CMDS_TO_RUN:
util.execCommand(cmd, root=consts.HOST_ROOT)
def extractDriver(fileName):
args = 'cd "%s" && rpm2cpio "%s" | cpio -id' % \
(DRIVER_UNPACK_DIR, fileName)
log.debug("extracting %s" % fileName)
rc, stdout, stderr = execCommand(args, raiseException=True)
return rc
def hostActionLoadDrivers(context):
global DRIVERS_LOADED
if DRIVERS_LOADED:
return
uiHook = context.cb
# when in rome...
f = open('/tmp/initscripts.sh', 'w')
f.write(FIND_INIT_SCRIPTS)
f.close()
initScripts = util.execWithCapture('/bin/bash',
['/bin/bash', '/tmp/initscripts.sh'])
initScripts = initScripts.split()
units = len(initScripts)
uiHook.pushStatusGroup(units)
criticalFailure = False
scriptsFailed = []
log.info("Starting driver load ...")
for script in initScripts:
script = os.path.basename(script)
if _findBaseInitLevel(script) < INIT_START_LEVEL:
continue
log.info("Loading %s" % script)
uiHook.pushStatus("Loading %s" % script)
rc, stdout, stderr = \
execCommand("cd / && INSTALLER=1 %s %s" % (INIT_WRAPPER, script))
if rc == 1:
warningMessage = "The script %s returned status 1" % script
log.warning(warningMessage)
elif rc == 2:
errorMessage = "A non-critical error has happened in the " + \
"script %s. The installation can continue " % script + \
"but you may experience reduced functionality."
log.error(errorMessage)
scriptsFailed.append(script)
elif rc == 3:
errorMessage = "The script %s failed to execute " % (script) + \
"and the installation can not continue."
criticalFailure = True
break
elif rc:
errorMessage = "An unexpected error occurred in the " + \
"script %s." % script
criticalFailure = True
break
uiHook.popStatus()
if criticalFailure:
log.error(errorMessage)
uiHook.popStatus()
uiHook.popStatusGroup()
raise CriticalScriptLoadError(errorMessage)
# XXX should be done by the init scripts... the device nodes will get
# created implicitly by devices.DiskSet() but not everything that needs
# a device node goes through there.
import partition
partition.createDeviceNodes()
DRIVERS_LOADED = True
uiHook.popStatusGroup()
if scriptsFailed:
messageText = SCRIPT_ERROR_MSG % ", ".join(scriptsFailed)
raise ScriptLoadError(messageText)
macAddress.GetStringAddress():
try:
vswitch.AddUplink(pnic.GetName())
except vmkctl.HostCtlException, ex:
log.debug("vswitch.addUplink("+pnic.GetName()+"): " + \
str(ex.GetMessage()))
raise
try:
newNic.Enable()
except vmkctl.HostCtlException, ex:
log.debug("newNic.Enable(): " + str(ex.GetMessage()))
raise
## Used to be in /etc/rc.d/init.d
util.execCommand('/init.d/41.vmkiscsi')
log.debug("Just ran /init.d/41.vmkiscsi")
log.debug("Rescanning LUNs...")
iScsiIFs = vmkctl.StorageInfoImpl().GetiScsiInterfaces()
if len(iScsiIFs) < 1:
raise SystemError, "No iSCSI interfaces found, or found but their option "\
"ROMs are misconfigured. Cannot configure iSCSI."
# This could happen if 1) the NIC doesn't support iSCSI or (2) the data
# in the NIC's option ROM doesn't make sense (in a way that the sanity
# checks in validateIQN() didn't catch).
## TODO: we should scan only on sofware iScsi interfaces, but for the time being
## ScsiInterfaceImpl::IsSoftwareiScsi() doesn't work and Prasanna doesn't
## know when he'll be able to take care of that.
for intf in iScsiIFs:
def runtimeAction(year, month, day, hour, minute, seconds):
'''This will set the system clock.'''
try:
year = int(year)
month = int(month)
day = int(day)
hour = int(hour)
minute = int(minute)
seconds = int(seconds)
except ValueError, ex:
raise ValueError('time/date must be set with integer arguments')
# this is the format that works with busybox
tzName = getTimezoneName()
execCommand('TZ="%s" date -s "%02d%02d%02d%02d%d.%02d"' %
(tzName, month, day, hour, minute, year, seconds))
def carefullyCloseSocket():
global _openSocket
if _openSocket:
try:
_openSocket.shutdown(socket.SHUT_RDWR)
_openSocket.close()
except (EnvironmentError, socket.error), ex:
log.info('Error while shuting down / closing socket')
log.info('Error details: ' + str(ex))
def ntpQueryStart(server):
global _openSocket
