def _upgrade(system_name):
"""
Do the actual upgrade.
"""
# Get the path to the cache files which contain the information on what
# is to be upgraded. Also, get the command by which the system is to be
# upgraded.
pippy_cachedir = get_config_option(__pluginname__, "pippy_cachedir")
py_upgrade_cmd = get_config_option(__pluginname__, "py_upgrade_cmd")
# Get the list of packages that need to be upgraded.
updates = _get_updates(pippy_cachedir + os.sep + system_name)
# Do the actual upgrade.
if updates:
if system_name == "base":
for update in updates:
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execute_command(["%s %s" % (py_upgrade_cmd, update.split()[0])])
else:
# It means we operate on jails now.
for update in updates:
execute_command(["jexec %s %s %s" % \
(system_name, py_upgrade_cmd, \
update.split()[0])])
# Do postupgrade update if specified in the config.
_postupgrade_update(system_name)
else:
print colored("->", "green"), \
colored("Nothing to upgrade.", attrs=["bold"])
def get_updates(self, system_name=None):
"""
Get the information which python packages need to be updated. Use
"yolk -U" to get this info.
Attributes:
system_name = give the name of the base system or a jail in order to
process just one unit. REMINDER: system_name must be given
as a list. Thus, get_updates("jail") will not work, while
get_updates(["jail"]) will.
"""
self.jails = system_name
if self.jails == None:
# Get the names of the jails. Afterwards, list and save the update list.
self.jails = get_config_option("pippy", "jails")
# Show updates for the base system.
if "base" in self.jails:
update, error = execute_command(["yolk -U"], func_return=True)
self._save_updates("base", update)
# Remove "base" from the list, so it is not invoked in the loop
# below.
self.jails.remove("base")
for jail in self.jails:
update, error = execute_command(["jexec %s yolk -U" % \
jail], func_return=True)
self._save_updates(jail, update)
def upgrade(params):
"""
Upgrade base system and some of the jails. Get the list of systems to
upgrade from the command line. Usage:
# czokomaster ports upgrade base jail1 jail2
This would upgrade the base system only:
# czokomaster ports upgrade base
This would upgrade all jails. Caution! Jails' names must be put into
the config file:
# czokomaster ports upgrade all
"""
# Get base or/and jails that are to be upgraded.
# normalize_params() requires config section, config variable and params.
jails = normalize_params(__pluginname__, "jails", params)
# Get the upgrade command.
ports_upgrade_cmd = get_config_option(__pluginname__, "ports_upgrade_cmd")
# If the base system is to be upgraded as well, do it now. In order
# to upgrade the base system, add "base" to the "jails" option within
# the config file.
if "base" in jails:
# Both "colored(...)" shall be displayed as one text line.
print colored("\n==>", "green"), \
colored("Upgrading the base system", attrs=["bold"]) + \
colored(":\n", attrs=["bold"])
execute_command([ports_upgrade_cmd])
# Drop "base" from the list, so it does not interfere with the loop below.
# Print new line as well.
jails.remove("base")
print ""
# Upgrade specified jails.
for jail in jails:
print colored("\n==>", "green"), \
colored("Upgrading", attrs=["bold"]), \
colored(jail, "cyan") + colored(":\n", attrs=["bold"])
execute_command(["jexec %s %s" % (jail, ports_upgrade_cmd)])
# Print new line.
print ""
def update(params):
"""
Update the port tree on the base system as well as in jails.
"""
# First, update the base system.
print colored("==>", "green"), \
colored("Updating ports on the base system", attrs=["bold"]) + \
colored(":\n", attrs=["bold"])
execute_command(["portsnap fetch update"])
#Update the ports tree for jails now.
print colored("\n==>", "green"), \
colored("Updating ports for the jails", attrs=["bold"]) + \
colored(":\n", attrs=["bold"])
execute_command(["ezjail-admin update -P"])
def diff(params):
"""
Show the ports that need to be updated.
"""
jails = normalize_params(__pluginname__, "jails", params)
# Get the command to show the ports that need updating.
show_updates_cmd = get_config_option(__pluginname__, "show_updates_cmd")
# First, the base system, if it is supplied either on the command line
# or in the config file.
if "base" in jails:
print "Available updates for", colored("the base system", "cyan") + ":"
# Pass the 'func_return=True' as a function argument, so the output is
# not printed but returned to stdout and stderr variables.
stdout, stderr = execute_command([show_updates_cmd], func_return=True)
# If stdout is nil, don't print red '->'. Print green '-> None'.
if stdout:
print colored("->", "red"), stdout[:-2].replace("\n", \
colored("\n-> ", "red"))
else:
print colored("->", "green"), colored("None", "white", \
attrs=["bold"])
# Remove "base", so it does not interfere with the loop below.
jails.remove("base")
for jail in jails:
# Print available updates.
print "\nAvailable updates for", \
colored(jail, "cyan") + ":"
stdout, stderr = execute_command(["jexec %s %s" % (jail,
show_updates_cmd)], func_return=True)
# If stdout is nil, don't print red '->'. Print green '-> None'.
if stdout:
print colored("->", "red"), stdout[:-2].replace("\n", \
colored("\n-> ", "red"))
else:
print colored("->", "green"), colored("None", attrs=["bold"])