#!/bin/bash
#==============================================================================
# Copyright and license info is available in the LICENSE file included with
# this package, and also available online:
# https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/projects/perforce_software-helix-installer/view/main/LICENSE
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#==============================================================================
# Declarations
set -u
declare ThisScript="${0##*/}"
declare Version=4.10.0
# The latest SDP release tarfile has a consistent name, sdp.Unix.tgz,
# alongside the version-named tarball (e.g. sdp.Unix.2019.3.26494.tgz).
# This is best when you want the latest officially released SDP.
# An alternate install method uses Helix native DVCS features to get the very
# latest code from a branch ('dev' by default) using a 'p4 clone' command.
# Alternately, the '-d' flag can be used to copy from a local directory.
declare SDPTar="sdp.Unix.tgz"
# See usage info for the '-d' flag in this script.
declare SDPCopyDir="/sdp"
declare SDPURL="https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/projects/perforce-software-sdp/download/downloads/$SDPTar"
declare SDPInstallMethod=FTP
declare SDPInstallBranch=Unset
declare FTPURL="https://ftp.perforce.com/perforce"
declare WorkshopPort="public.perforce.com:1666"
declare WorkshopUser=ftp
declare WorkshopRemote=
declare WorkshopBaseURL="https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com"
declare HelixInstallerProjectURL="$WorkshopBaseURL/projects/perforce_software-helix-installer"
declare HelixInstallerBaseURL="$HelixInstallerProjectURL/download"
declare HelixInstallerTarURL="$HelixInstallerBaseURL/downloads/helix_installer.tgz"
declare HelixInstallerBranch="main"
declare HelixInstallerURL="$HelixInstallerBaseURL/$HelixInstallerBranch"
declare HelixInstallerFileURL=
declare HxMetadata1=
declare HxMetadata2=
declare HxLogs=
declare DirList=
declare Hostname=
declare Timezone=
declare UseSystemdOption=
declare -i UseSystemd=1
declare -i CMDEXITCODE
# The values for set here are for use in the usage() function if '-man' is
# used. They are set again further down in the code below, after settings
# are loaded from the config file which might change the values set here.
declare HxDepots="hxdepots"
declare BinDir="/$HxDepots/helix_binaries"
declare ApiArch="linux26x86_64"
declare P4BinRel=r21.2
declare P4APIRel=r21.2
declare RunUser="perforce"
declare ResetHome="/$HxDepots/reset"
declare DownloadsDir="/$HxDepots/downloads"
declare SudoersEntry="$RunUser ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL"
declare SudoersFile="/etc/sudoers.d/$RunUser"
declare SudoersDir="${SudoersFile%/*}"
declare BinList=
declare ServerBin=
declare SiteBinDir="/p4/common/site/bin"
declare MailSimulator="$SiteBinDir/mail"
declare LimitedSudoersTemplate="$ResetHome/perforce_sudoers.t"
# This lists all files needed to operate the Helix Installer, which can be
# acquired during runtime operation in environments where outbound access to
# the public internet is available, or provisioned ahead of time for
# operation when such access is not available.
declare HelixInstallerFiles="NoTicketExpiration.group.p4s admin.user.p4s configure_sample_depot_for_sdp.sh p4broker_N.service.t p4broker_N.xml.t p4d_N.service.t p4d_N.xml.t p4p_N.service.t perforce_bash_profile perforce_bashrc protect.p4s perforce_sudoers.t r"
declare SDPHome=
declare SSLDir=
declare SSLConfig=
declare TmpFile=/tmp/tmp.reset_sdp.$$.$RANDOM
declare TmpDir=/tmp/tmp.dir.reset_sdp.$$.$RANDOM
declare ShelvedChange=Unset
declare LocalShelvedChange=Unset
declare CmdLine="${0##*/} $*"
declare -i WarningCount=0
declare -i ErrorCount=0
declare InitMechanism=Unset
declare PackageManager=Unset
declare -A PackageList
declare -A ExtraP4PackageList
declare -A Config ConfigDoc
declare -i BlastDownloadsAndBinaries=0
declare -i StopAfterReset=0
declare -i ExtremeCleanup=0
declare -i InstallDerivedAPIs=0
declare -i LoadSampleDepot=1
declare -i PullFromWebAsNeeded=1
declare -i UseSSL=1
declare -i GenDefaultConfig=0
declare -i LimitedSudoers=0
declare -i MultiRun=0
declare -i SetHostname=0
declare -i SetTimezone=0
declare -i SetServerID=0
declare -i SetServerType=0
declare -i SetSimulateEmail=0
declare -i SetListenPort=0
declare -i SetTargetPort=0
declare -i SetTargetServerID=0
declare -i SimulateEmail=0
declare -i UseBroker=0
declare -i UseConfigFile=0
declare ConfigFile=Unset
declare PreserveDirList=Unset
declare RunUserNewHomeDir=
declare RunUserHomeDir=
declare RunGroup=Unset
declare UserAddCmd=
declare P4YumRepo="/etc/yum.repos.d/perforce.repo"
declare P4AptGetRepo="/etc/apt/sources.list.d/perforce.list"
declare PerforcePackageRepoURL="https://package.perforce.com"
declare PerforcePackagePubkeyURL="$PerforcePackageRepoURL/perforce.pubkey"
declare TmpPubKey=/tmp/perforce.pubkey
declare -i AddPerforcePackageRepo=1
declare -i InstallCrontab=1
declare -i UpdatePackages=1
declare -i RunOSTweaks=1
declare SampleDepotTar=
declare CrontabFileInP4=
declare CrontabFile=
declare ThisArch=
declare ThisHost=
declare ThisOS=
declare ThisOSName=
declare ThisOSDistro=
declare ThisOSMajorVersion=
declare FirewallType=
declare FirewallDir=
declare ThisUser=
declare RunArch="x86_64"
declare CBIN="/p4/common/bin"
declare CCFG="/p4/common/config"
declare -i DoSDPVerify=0
declare -i DoFirewall=1
declare -i DoSudo=1
declare SDPVerify="$CBIN/verify_sdp.sh"
declare SDPVerifyCmd=
declare SDPVerifyOptions=
declare SDPVerifySkipTests=
declare SystemdTemplatesDir="/p4/common/etc/systemd/system"
declare SDPSetupDir="/p4/sdp/Server/Unix/setup"
declare SDPUnsupportedSetupDir="/p4/sdp/Unsupported/setup"
declare OSTweaksScript="$SDPSetupDir/os_tweaks.sh"
declare SDPCrontabDir=
declare SDPInstances="1"
declare SDPDefaultInstance=
declare OSTweaksScript=
declare ServerID=
declare ServerType=
declare ListenPort=
declare TargetPort=
declare TargetServerID=
declare MkdirsCmd=
#==============================================================================
# Static Configuration - Package Lists
# The associative array 'PackageList' defines packages required for each
# package manager (yum, apt-get, or zypper).
PackageList['yum']="cronie curl gcc gcc-c++ mailx make openssl openssl-devel rsync tar wget which zlib zlib-devel"
PackageList['apt-get']="build-essential cron libssl-dev make zlib1g-dev libbz2-dev libreadline-dev libsqlite3-dev wget curl llvm libncurses5-dev rsync"
PackageList['zypper']="cronie curl gcc gcc-c++ make openssl openssl-devel wget which zlib zlib-devel rsync"
ExtraP4PackageList['yum']="perforce-p4python3"
ExtraP4PackageList['apt-get']="perforce-p4python3"
ExtraP4PackageList['zypper']=
#==============================================================================
# Static Configuration - User Config Data
# User modifiable data is defined in the 'Config' associative array, with
# corresponding user documentation in the 'ConfigDoc' array, corresponding
# to the settings.cfg file the user modifies.
# To add a new setting, define values for both Config['YourNewValue] and
# ConfigDoc['YourNewValue]' in this block. Also, ensure the values are written
# in the appropriate section of the sample config file generated in the
# function gen_default_config().
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Settings Section 1: Localization
# Keep the order that settings are defined here in sync with the 'for c in'
# loop in gen_default_config() for Section 1 below. That defines the desired
# order of appearance in the generated file.
ConfigDoc['SMTPServer']="\\n# Specify email server for the p4review script. Ignore if Helix Swarm is used."
Config['SMTPServer']="smtp.p4demo.com"
ConfigDoc['P4AdminList']="\\n# Specify an email address to receive updates from admin scripts. This may be\\n# a distribution list or comma-separated list of addresses (with no spaces)."
Config['P4AdminList']="P4AdminList@p4demo.com"
ConfigDoc['MailFrom']="\\n# Specify an email address from which emails from admin scripts are sent.\\n# This must be a single email address."
Config['MailFrom']="P4Admin@p4demo.com"
ConfigDoc['DNS_name_of_master_server']="\\n# Specify the DNS alias to refer to he master server, e.g. by end\\n# users. This might be 'perforce' but probably not an actual host name\\n# like 'perforce01', which would be known only to admins."
Config['DNS_name_of_master_server']="helix"
ConfigDoc['SiteTag']="\\n# Specify a geographic site tag for the master server location,\\n# e.g. 'bos' for Boston, MA, USA."
Config['SiteTag']="bos"
ConfigDoc['Hostname']="\\n# Specify the hostname. This can be left blank. If set on a system that supports\\n# the 'hostnamectl' utility, that utility will be used to set the hostname. If the\\n# command line parameter '-H <hostname>' is used, that will override this setting."
Config['Hostname']=""
ConfigDoc['Timezone']="\\n# Specify the timezone. This can be left blank. If set on a system that supports\\n# the 'timedatectl' utility, that utility will be used to set the timezone. If the\\n# command line parameter '-T <timezone>' is used, that will override this setting."
Config['Timezone']=""
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Settings Section 2: Data Specific
# Keep the order that settings are defined here in sync with the 'for c in'
# loop in gen_default_config() for Section 2 below. That defines the desired
# order of appearance in the generated file.
ConfigDoc['P4_PORT']="\\n# Specify the TCP port for p4d to listen on. Typically this is 1999 if \\n# p4broker is used, or 1666 if only p4d is used."
Config['P4_PORT']="1999"
ConfigDoc['P4BROKER_PORT']="\\n# Specify the TCP port for p4broker to listen on. Must be different\\n# from the P4_PORT."
Config['P4BROKER_PORT']="1666"
ConfigDoc['Instance']="\\n# Specify SDP instance name, e.g. '1' for /p4/1."
Config['Instance']="1"
ConfigDoc['CaseSensitive']="\\n# Helix Core case sensitivity, '1' (sensitive) or '0' (insensitive). If\\n# data from a checkpoint is to be migrated into this instance, set this\\n# CaseSensitive value to match the case handling of the incoming data set\\n# (as shown with 'p4 info')."
Config['CaseSensitive']="1"
ConfigDoc['P4USER']="\\n# Set the P4USER value for the Perforce super user."
Config['P4USER']="perforce"
ConfigDoc['Password']="\\n# Set the password for the super user (see P4USER). If using this Helix Installer to\\n# bootstrap a production installation, replace this default password with your own."
Config['Password']="F@stSCM!"
ConfigDoc['SimulateEmail']="\\n# Specify '1' to avoid sending email from admin scripts, or 0 to send\\n# email from admin scripts."
Config['SimulateEmail']="1"
ConfigDoc['ServerID']="\\n# Specify a ServerID value. Leave this value blank for master/commit servers.\\n# The value for master/commit servers is set automatically."
Config['ServerID']=""
ConfigDoc['ServerType']="\\n# Specify the type of server. Valid values are:\\n# * p4d_master - A master/commit server.\\n# * p4d_replica - A replica with all metadata from the master (not filtered in\\n# any way).\\n# * p4d_filtered_replica - A filtered replica or filtered forwarding replica.\\n# * p4d_edge - An edge server.\\n# * p4d_edge_replica - Replica of an edge server. Also set TargetServerID.\\n# * p4broker - An SDP host running only a broker, with no p4d.\\n# * p4proxy - An SDP host running a proxy (maybe with a broker in front), with\\n# no p4d.\\n#\\n# The ServerID must also be set if the ServerType is any p4d_*\\n# type other than 'p4d_master'."
Config['ServerType']="p4d_master"
ConfigDoc['TargetServerID']="\\n# Set only if ServerType is p4d_edge_replica. The value is the ServerID of\\n# edge server that this server is a replica of, and must match the\\n# 'ReplicatingFrom:' field of the server spec."
Config['TargetServerID']=
ConfigDoc['TargetPort']="\\n# Specify the target port for a p4proxy or p4broker."
Config['TargetPort']=
ConfigDoc['ListenPort']="\\n# Specify the listening port for a p4proxy or p4broker."
Config['ListenPort']=
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Settings Section 3: Deep Customization
# Keep the order that settings are defined here in sync with the code in
# gen_default_config() for Section 3 below. That defines the desired order of
# appearance in the generated file.
ConfigDoc['OSUSER']="\\n# Specify the Linux Operating System account under which p4d and other Helix\\n# services will run as. This user will be created if it does not exist. If\\n# created, the password will match that of the P4USER."
Config['OSUSER']="perforce"
ConfigDoc['OSGROUP']="\\n# Specify the primary group for the Linux Operating System account specified\\n# as OSUSER."
Config['OSGROUP']="perforce"
ConfigDoc['OSUSER_ADDITIONAL_GROUPS']="\\n#Specify a comma-delimited list of any additional groups the OSUSER to be\\n# created should be in. This is passed to the 'useradd' command the '-G'\\n# flag. These groups must already exist."
Config['OSUSER_ADDITIONAL_GROUPS']=
ConfigDoc['OSUSER_HOME']="\\n# Specify home directory of the Linux account under which p4d and other Helix\\n# services will run as, and the group, in the form <user>:<group>. This user\\n# and group will be created if they do not exist."
Config['OSUSER_HOME']="/home/perforce"
ConfigDoc['P4BinRel']="\\n# The version of Perforce Helix binaries to be downloaded: p4, p4d, p4broker, and p4p."
Config['P4BinRel']="$P4BinRel"
ConfigDoc['P4APIRel']="\\n# The version of the C++ API to be downloaded, for building dervied APIs such\\n# as P4Perl and P4Python. This is typically the same as P4BinRel, but\\n# sometimes behind as P4Perl and P4Python can lag behind Helix Core releases."
Config['P4APIRel']="$P4APIRel"
ConfigDoc['HxDepots']="\\n# Define the directory that stores critical digital assets that must be\\n# backed up, including contents of versioned files, metadata checkpoints,\\n# and numbered journal files."
Config['HxDepots']="/hxdepots"
ConfigDoc['HxLogs']="\\n# Define the directory used to store the active journal (P4JOURNAL) and\\n# various logs."
Config['HxLogs']="/hxlogs"
ConfigDoc['HxMetadata1']="\\n# The /HxMetadata1 and /HxMetadata1 settings define two interchangeable\\n# directories that store either active/live metadata databases (P4ROOT) or\\n# offline copies of the same (offline_db). These typically point to the same\\n# directory. Pointing them to the same directory simplifies infrastructure\\n# and enables the fastest recovery options. Using multiple metadata volumes\\n# is typically done when forced to due to capacity limitations for metadata\\n# on a single volume, or to provide operational survivability of the host in\\n# event of loss of a single metadata volume."
Config['HxMetadata1']="/hxmetadata"
ConfigDoc['HxMetadata2']=
Config['HxMetadata2']="/hxmetadata"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Function: usage (required function)
#
# Input:
# $1 - style, either -h (for short form) or -man (for man-page like format).
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function usage
{
declare style=${1:--h}
msg "USAGE for $ThisScript v$Version:
$ThisScript [-c <cfg>] [-no_ssl] [-no_sd] [-no_cron] [-no_ppr] [-no_systemd] [-no_firewall] [-no_tweaks] [-no_sudo|-ls] [-v] [-fast|-dapi] [-t <ServerType>] [-s <ServerID>] [-ts <TargetServerID>] [-tp <TargetPort>] [-lp <ListenPort>] [-se] [-H <hostname>] [-T <timezone>] [-local|-B] [[-d <sdp_dir>] | [-b <branch>[,@cl]]] [-p <dir1>[,<dir2>,...]>] [-i <helix_installer_branch>] [-D] [-X|-R] [-M]
or
$ThisScript -C > settings.cfg
or
$ThisScript [-h|-man]
"
if [[ $style == -man ]]; then
msg "
SAFETY NOTICE:
This script SHOULD NEVER EXIST on a Production Perforce server.
It is useful for bootstrapping a new Production server machine
as well as demo hardware, but this script should be removed after
it has successfully executed on a Production server.
DESCRIPTION:
This script simplifies the process of testing an SDP installation,
repetitively blasting all process by the 'perforce' user and resetting
the SDP from the ground up, blasting typical SDP folders each time.
By default, it installs the Perforce Helix Core server (P4D) with a
P4Broker, and installs the Perforce Sample Depot data set used for
training and PoC installations. With command line options, it can
also install a proxy (P4P) server or a server running only a
P4Broker (e.g. in a DMZ).
It is helpful when bootstrapping a demo server with a sample data
set, complete with broker, and optionally Perl/P4Perl and
Python/P4Python.
This script handles many aspects of installation. It does the
following:
* Creates the OS user that will run the Helix Core p4d process,
the 'perforce' user by default, using the 'useradd' command,
unless that account already exists. If a non-local account
is to be used, that should be created first before running this
script. If the account is created using 'useradd', the password
will be set to match that of the admin P4USER, which is also
'perforce' by default (matching the OSUSER).
* Creates the home directory for the OSUSER user, if needed.
* Creates and enables systemd *.service files if neeeded.
* Does needed SELinux/systemd configuration if semanage and
restorecon are available.
* Adds OS packages as needed for P4Perl/P4Python local builds
(if -dapi is specified).
Following installation, it also does the following to be more
convenient for demos, and also give a more production-like feel:
* Grants the perforce user sudo access (full or limited).
* Creates default ~perforce/.bash_profile and .bashrc files.
* Connects to the Perforce Package Repository (APT and YUM only).
* Adds firewalld rules for Helix server and broker ports ('firewalld'
only; there is no support for the 'ufw' or other firewalls).
* Installs crontab for ~perforce user.
PLATFORM SUPPORT:
This works on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, and Mac OSX
10.10+ thru Mojave platforms. It works on RHEL/CentOS
6.4-7.6, SuSE Linux 12, and likely on Ubuntu 18 and other Linux
distros with little or no modification.
This script currently supports the bin.linux26x86_64 (Linux) and
bin.maxosx1010x86_64 (Mac OSX/Darwin) architectures.
This script recognizes SysV, Systemd, and Launchd init mechanisms,
though does not currently support Launchd on OSX.
For Mac OSX, note that this requires bash 4.x, and the default
bash on Mac OSX remains 3.x as of OSX Mojave. For operating on
Mac, the /bin/bash shebang line needs to be adjusted to reference
a bash 4 version, e.g. /usr/local/bin/bash if installed with
Homebrew.
REQUIREMENTS:
The following OS packages are installed (unless '-fast' is
used):
* Yum: ${PackageList[yum]}
* AptGet: ${PackageList[apt-get]}
* Zypper: ${PackageList[zypper]}
Development utilities such as 'make', the 'gcc' compiler,
and 'curl' will be available (unless running with '-fast').
In addition, if the Perforce Package Repository is added,
these additional packages are installed:
* Yum: ${ExtraP4PackageList[yum]}
* AptGet: ${ExtraP4PackageList[apt-get]}
* Zypper: None, as the Perforce Package Repository does
not support the Zypper package management system (e.g.
as used on SuSE Linux).
OPTIONS:
-c <cfg>
Specify a config file. By default, values for various settings
such as the email to send script logs to are configure with
demo values, e.g. ${Config['P4AdminList']}. Optionally, you can
specify a config file to define your own values.
For details on what settings you can define in this way, run:
$ThisScript -C > setings.cfg
Then modify the generated config file settings.cfg as desired.
The generated config file contains documentation on settings and
values. If no changes are made to the generated file, running with
'-c settings.cfg' is the equivalent of running without using '-c' at
all.
-C See '-c <cfg>' above.
-no_ssl
By default, the Perforce server is setup SSL-enabled. Specify
'-no_ssl' to avoid using SSL feature.
-no_sd
By default, the Perforce Sample Depot data set is loaded.
Specify '-no_sd' to skip loading the Sample Depot.
-no_cron
Skip initialization of the crontab.
-no_ppr
Skip addition of the Perforce Package Repository for YUM/APT
repos. By default, the Package Repository is added.
-no_sudo
Specify that no updates to sudoers are to be made.
WARNING: If systemd/systemctl is used to manage Perforce
Helix services, the OSUSER that operates these services
('perforce' by default) requires sufficient sudo access to
start and stop services. Using this option may result in
an unusable service being created.
If this option is used, consider also using '-no_systemd'.
Alternately, it is appropriate to use this option if the
machine it operates on was based on a machine image that
pre-creates the OSUSER with sufficient sudo accces.
This option is mutually exclusive with '-ls'.
-ls Specify that only limited sudo is to be granted. By default
full sudo access is granted to the OSUSER by adding this file:
$SudoersFile
with these contents:
$SudoersEntry
If '-ls' is specified, limited sudoers access is provisioned,
with just enough access to execute commands like:
systemctl <start|stop|status> p4d_*
systemctl <start|stop|status> p4dtg_*
systemctl <start|stop|status> p4broker_*
systemctl <start|stop|status> p4p_*
For more detail, see the template file: perforce_sudoers.t
This option is mutually exclusive with '-no_sudo'.
-v
Specify '-v' to run the verify_sdp.sh script after the SDP
installation is complete. If '-v' is specified and the
verify_sdp.sh script is available in the SDP, it is executed.
If the Sample Depot is loaded, the '-online' flag to the
verify_sdp.sh script is added. If '-no_cron' is specified,
the corresponding '-skip cron' option is added verify_sdp.sh.
If '-no_sd' is specified, the '-skip' tests also exclude
the offline_db and p4t_files checks in verify_sdp.sh.
-fast Specify '-fast' to skip package installation using
the package manager (yum, apt-get, or zypper).
The '-fast' flag should not be used if you plan to
deploy or develop triggers that use P4Python or P4Perl,
such as the SDP CheckCaseTrigger.py.
-dapi Specify '-dapi' (derived API) to attempt install of
the SDP derived APIs if they are available in the
SDP package. Those scripts are no longer included
in the SDP 2020.1+. This option may be deprecated
in a future release.
Pragmatically, this option is only useful if local
builds are needed for Perl, Ruby, associated derived
APIs such as P4Perl.
For Python and P4Pytyon in particular, this option
is not needed if you are operating on a platform for
which the perforce-p4python3 package is available.
The '-fast' and '-dapi' options are mutually exclusive.
-local
By default, various files and binaries are downloaded from
the Perforce Workshop and the Perforce FTP server as needed.
If the server machine on which the Helix Installer is to be
run cannot reach the public internet or if using files from
external sites is not desired, the '-local' flag can be used.
With '-local', needed files must be acquired and put in place
on the server machine on which this script is to be run. Any
missing files result in error messages.
The '-local' argument cannot be used with -B.
For '-local' to work, the following must exist:
1. Helix Binaries
Helix binaries must exist in $BinDir:
* $BinDir/p4
* $BinDir/p4d
* $BinDir/p4broker
* $BinDir/p4p
2. Server Deployment Package (SDP)
The SDP tarball must be acquired an put in place here:
* $DownloadsDir/$SDPTar
3. Sample Depot Tarball
The Sample Depot appropriate to your platform must exist unless the
the '-no_sd' ('No Sample Depot') is used.
* $DownloadsDir/sampledepot.mac.tar.gz (on Mac/OSX if case-insensitive)
* $DownloadsDir/sampledepot.tar.gz (on UNIX/Linux or case-sensitive Mac)
4. Helix Installer
With '-local', the 'reset_sdp.sh' script and all related files must
be acquired and placed in $ResetHome.
See EXAMPLES below for sample of acquiring files for use with
'-local' mode.
-B Specify '-B' to blast base SDP dirs, for a clean start.
Otherwise without '-B', downloaded components from earlier
runs will be used (which should be fine if they were run
recently).
The '-B' flag also replaces files in the $ResetHome
directory, where this script lives, with those downloaded
from The Workshop (the versions of which are affected
by the '-i <helix_installer_branch>' flag, described
below).
The '-B' flag also blasts the /tmp/downloads and /tmp/p4perl
directories, used by install_sdp_python.sh and
install_sdp_perl.sh, if they exist.
-no_firewall
Specify '-no_firewall' to skip updates to firewall.
By default, if on a system for which the host-local firewall
service available is one this script handles (currently firewalld
but not ufw), then the firewall service is updated to open
appropriate ports for the Perforce Helix services installed.
-no_systemd
Specify '-no_systemd' to avoid using systemd, even if it
appears to be available. By default, systemd is used if it
appears to be available.
This is helpful in operating in containerized test environments
where systemd is not available.
This option is implied if the systemctl command is not available
in the PATH of the root user.
-no_tweaks
Skip execution of the SDP operating system tweaks script,
os_tweaks.sh.
-t <ServerType>
Specify the type of server. Valid values are:
* p4d_master - A master/commit server.
* p4d_replica - A replica with all metadata from the master (not
filtered i any way).
* p4d_filtered_replica - A filtered replica or filtered forwarding
replica.
* p4d_edge - An edge server.
* p4d_edge_replica - Replica of an edge server. Also set
TargetServerID.
* p4broker - An SDP host running only a p4broker, with no p4d.
* p4proxy - An SDP host running only a p4proxy, with no p4d no p4d.
-s <ServerID>
Specify the ServerID. A ServerID is required if the ServerType is
any p4d_* type other than p4d_master.
-ts <TargetServerID>
Specify the Target ServerID. Set this only if ServerType is
p4d_edge_replica. The value is the ServerID of edge server that
this server is a replica of, and must match the ReplicatingFrom:
field of the server spec.
-tp <TargetPort>
Specify the target port. For p4broker and p4proxy only.
-lp <ListenPort>
Specify the port to listen on. For p4broker and p4proxy only.
-se
Specify -se to simulate email. This generates a mail simlator
script: $MailSimulator
-H <hostname>
Set the hostname. This is only supported on systems that
support the 'hostnamectl' command. The hostname is set by
doing: hostnamectl set-hostname <hostname>
If the corresponding 'Hostname' setting is defined in the
configuration file and this '-H <hostname>' flag is used,
the command line option will override the config file.
-T <timezone>
Set the timezone. This is only supported on systems that
support the 'timedatectl' command. The timezone is set by
doing: timedatectl set-timezone <timezone>
If the corresponding 'Timezone' setting is defined in the
configuration file and this '-T <timezone>' flag is used,
the command line option will override the config file.
-p <dir1>[,<dir2>,...]>]
Specify a comma-delimited list of directories under /p4/common
to preserve that would otherwise be removed. Directories must
be specified as paths relative to /p4/common, and cannot contain
spaces.
For example, the value '-p config,bin/triggers' would preserve the
$CCFG and $CBIN/triggers directories.
Directories specified are moved aside to a temporary working area
before the SDP folders are removed. After installation, they are
moved back via an 'rsync' command with no '--delete' option. This
means any files that overlap with the stock install are replaced
by ones that originally existed, but non-overlapping files are not
removed.
This is intended to be useful for developing test suites that
install server under $CBIN, e.g. Component Based Development
scripts which install under $CBIN/cbd would use '-p bin/cbd'.
-d <sdp_dir>
Specify a directory on the local host containing the SDP to deploy.
Use the special value '-d default' to use the /sdp directory (as per
the Docker-based SDP Test Suite environment).
The directory specified by '-d' is expected to contain either:
* an SDP tarball ($SDPTar) file, or
* an already-extracted SDP directory, which must include the SDP
Version file.
-b <branch>[,@cl]
The default SDP install method is to use the latest released SDP
tarball representing the main branch in The Workshop ($WorkshopPort).
The latest tarball can be found on this server, consistently named
$SDPTar. This file appears alongside a version-tagged file
named something like sdp.Unix.2019.2.25938.tgz. These appear here:
https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/projects/perforce-software-sdp/files/downloads
Specify '-b' to use a different branch, typically '-b dev'. This
changes the install method from a tarball to using a 'p4 clone'
command using Helix native DVCS features to fetch the very latest
unreleased files from the branch at any point in time. This is mainly
of interest when testing the SDP or previewing specific up and
coming features.
If '-b' is specified with the optional @cl syntax, where @cl
specifies a changelist with files shelved on the given branch,
a form of unshelving is done, enabling a workflow for testing
shelved changes with the Helix Installer. So for example,
specify '-b dev,@23123' to clone from the dev branch, and then
followed by a fetch of shelved changelist @23123, which is
expected to have files shelved in the dev branch.
DEBUGGING OPTIONS:
-i <helix_installer_branch>
Specify the branch of the Helix Installer to use. This affects the
URL from which Helix Installer files in $ResetHome are pulled from
The Workshop. The default is main; an alternative is '-i dev'.
-D Set extreme debugging verbosity.
-X Extreme reset. This removes the user account for the configured
OSUSER ('$RunUser' by default) and blasts all SDP-related directories
at the start of script operations, including the home directory
for the configured OSUSER and any configurd system services.
This also clears firewall rules ('firewalld' only).
Using '-X' does not blast the Helix Installer downloads or
helix_binaries directories, and thus is compatible with either the
'-B' or '-local' options.
This also does not undo the setting of the hostname or the timezone
with either the command line ('-H <hostname>' and '-T <timezone>')
or configuration file settings.
-R Specify '-R' to reset. The cleanup logic is the same as with
-X. Unlike -X, with -R, processing stops after the cleanup is
done.
-M Specify '-M' to allow multiple runs. This is useful for running
a series of tests. This option disables the safety feature that
self-disables this script after it completes.
to prevent accidentally running this
script again, e.g. after real data has been migrated to this
machine after using this script to bootstrap for production.
HELP OPTIONS:
-h Display short help message
-man Display man-style help message
EXAMPLES:
=== FAST INSTALLATION (skipping package updates) ===
su -
mkdir -p /hxdepots/reset
cd /hxdepots/reset
curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerURL/src/$ThisScript
curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerURL/src/r
chmod +x ${ThisScript} r
./r
Note that the 'r' wrapper script calls the $ThisScript script with
a pre-defined of flags optimized for fast operation. The 'r' wrapper
also handles log capture, writing to the file '${ThisScript/sh/log}'.
=== COMPREHENSIVE INSTALLATION ===
su -
mkdir -p /hxdepots/reset
cd /hxdepots/reset
curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerURL/src/$ThisScript
chmod +x $ThisScript
./$ThisScript 2>&1 | tee ${ThisScript/sh/log}
=== CONFIGURED INSTALLATION ===
su -
mkdir -p /hxdepots/reset
cd /hxdepots/reset
curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerURL/src/$ThisScript
chmod +x $ThisScript
### Generate a default config file:
./$ThisScript -C > settings.cfg
### Edit settings.cfg, changing the values as desired:
vi settings.cfg
./$ThisScript -c settings.cfg 2>&1 | tee log.reset_sdp
=== LOCAL INSTALL ===
The following sample commands illustrate how to acquire the
dependencies for running with '-local' on a machine that can reach
the public internet. The resulting file structure, with paths as
shown, would need to be somehow copied to the machine where the
this reset_sdp.sh script is to be run. This can be used to
facilitate operation on a machine over an \"air gap\" network.
$ mkdir -p $BinDir
$ cd $BinDir
$ curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/$P4BinRel/bin.$ApiArch/p4
$ curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/$P4BinRel/bin.$ApiArch/p4d
$ curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/$P4BinRel/bin.$ApiArch/p4broker
$ curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/$P4BinRel/bin.$ApiArch/p4p
$ mkdir $DownloadsDir
$ cd $DownloadsDir
$ curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/tools/$SampleDepotTar
$ curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerTarURL
$ tar -xzf ${HelixInstallerTarURL##*/}
$ rsync -a hi/src $ResetHome
=== SDP DEV BRANCH TESTING ===
The Helix Installer can be used to test SDP changes shelved to the SDP
dev branch in The Workshop. The following example illustrates testing
a change in shelved changelist 23123:
su -
mkdir -p /hxdepots/reset
cd /hxdepots/reset
curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerURL/src/reset_sdp.sh
./reset_sdp.sh -b dev,@23123 2>&1 | tee log.reset_sdp.CL23123
After the first test, an iterative test cycle may follow on the same
shelved changelist. For each test iteration, the shelved changelist
is first updated in the workspace from which the change was originally
shelved, e.g. with a command like 'p4 shelve -f -c 23123'.
Then a new test can be done by calling reset_sdp.sh with the same
arguments. The script will re-install the SDP cleanly, and then
re-apply the updated shelved changelist.
=== SDP TEST SUITE SUPPORT ===
The Helix Installer can install the SDP in the Docker-based SDP
Test Suite. In that environment, the directory /sdp appears on
the test VMs, shared from the host machine. To deploy that SDP,
use the '-d <sdp_dir>' flag, something like this:
./reset_sdp.sh -d /sdp -fast 2>&1 | tee log.reset_sdp.test
"
fi
exit 1
}
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Functions msg(), dbg(), and bail().
# Sample Usage:
# bail "Missing something important. Aborting."
# bail "Aborting with exit code 3." 3
function msg () { echo -e "$*"; }
function warnmsg () { msg "\\nWarning: ${1:-Unknown Warning}\\n"; WarningCount+=1; }
function errmsg () { msg "\\nError: ${1:-Unknown Error}\\n"; ErrorCount+=1; }
function dbg () { msg "DEBUG: $*" >&2; }
function bail () { errmsg "${1:-Unknown Error}"; exit "${2:-1}"; }
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Functions run($cmd, $desc)
#
# This function is similar to functions defined in SDP core libraries, but we
# need to duplicate them here since this script runs before the SDP is
# available on the machine (and we require dependencies for this
# script).
function run {
cmd="${1:-echo Testing run}"
desc="${2:-}"
[[ -n "$desc" ]] && msg "$desc"
msg "Running: $cmd"
$cmd
CMDEXITCODE=$?
return $CMDEXITCODE
}
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Function: gen_default_config()
#
# This generates a sample configuration settings file. Output is generated to
# stdout, making it easy for external automation to modify. By convention,
# output is generated to a file named settings.cfg, e.g. with '-C settings.cfg'
# flag with output redirected to that file.
#
# The sample file contains all required settings and reasonable sample values.
# The in-code documentation describes how the settings are used. Settings
# are enumerated in the Config and ConfigDoc associative arrays, with the
# index of the arrays being the setting name. For example, if the setting
# is ServerID, it can be referenced as ${Config['ServerID']}.
#
# The sections of the file are delineated by comments, with an description of
# what type of settings are in each section. The sections are Section 1:
# Localization, Section 2: Data Specific, and Section 3: Deep Customization.
# A hand-crafted 'for' loop in each section indicates what section any given
# setting belongs in.
#
# Generate a sample settings.cfg file.
function gen_default_config {
echo -e "\
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Config file for $ThisScript v$Version.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This file is in bash shell script syntax.
# Note: Avoid spaces before and after the '=' sign.
# For demo and training installations, usually all defaults in this file
# are fine.
# For Proof of Concept (PoC) installation, Section 1 (Localization) settings
# should all be changed to local values. Some settings in Section 2 (Data
# Specific) might also be changed.
# Changing settings in Section 3 (Deep Customization) is generally
# discouraged unless necessary when bootstrapping a production installation or
# a high-realism PoC.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Section 1: Localization
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Changing all these is typical and expected, even for PoC installations."
for c in SMTPServer P4AdminList MailFrom DNS_name_of_master_server SiteTag Hostname Timezone; do
echo -e "${ConfigDoc[$c]}"
echo "$c=${Config[$c]}"
done
echo -e "
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Section 2: Data Specific
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# These settings can be changed to desired values, though default values are
# preferred for demo installations."
for c in P4_PORT P4BROKER_PORT Instance CaseSensitive P4USER Password SimulateEmail ServerID ServerType TargetServerID TargetPort ListenPort; do
echo -e "${ConfigDoc[$c]}"
echo "$c=${Config[$c]}"
done
echo -e "
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Section 3: Deep Customization
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Changing these settings is gently discouraged, but may be necessary for
# bootstrapping some production environments with hard-to-change default values
# for settings such as OSUSER, OSGROUP, Hx*, etc.
#
# Changing these settings is gently discouraged because changing these values
# will cause the configuration to be out of alignment with documentation and
# sample instructions for settings that are typically left as defaults.
# However, there are no functional limitations to changing these settings."
for c in OSUSER OSGROUP OSUSER_ADDITIONAL_GROUPS OSUSER_HOME P4BinRel P4APIRel; do
echo -e "${ConfigDoc[$c]}"
echo "$c=${Config[$c]}"
done
echo -e "
# The following Hx* settings reference directories that store Perforce
# Helix data. If configuring for optimal performance and scalability,
# these folders can be mount points for storage volumes. If so, they must
# be mounted prior to running the $ThisScript script (other than to generate
# this configuration file).
#
# See the Server Deployment Package (SDP) for information and guidance on
# provisioning these volumes."
for c in HxDepots HxLogs; do
echo -e "${ConfigDoc[$c]}"
echo "$c=${Config[$c]}"
done
# Special case: The ConfigDoc for HxMetadata1 applies to both HxMetadata1
# and HxMetadata2 settings, so display it only once.
echo -e "${ConfigDoc['HxMetadata1']}"
echo "HxMetadata1=${Config['HxMetadata1']}"
echo "HxMetadata2=${Config['HxMetadata2']}"
}
#==============================================================================
# Command Line Processing
declare -i shiftArgs=0
set +u
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
case $1 in
(-B) BlastDownloadsAndBinaries=1;;
(-local) PullFromWebAsNeeded=0;;
(-no_ssl) UseSSL=0;;
(-no_sd) LoadSampleDepot=0;;
(-no_cron) InstallCrontab=0;;
(-no_ppr) AddPerforcePackageRepo=0;;
(-no_systemd) UseSystemd=0; UseSystemdOption="-no_systemd";;
(-no_firewall) DoFirewall=0;;
(-no_tweaks) RunOSTweaks=0;;
(-no_sudo) DoSudo=0;;
(-ls) LimitedSudoers=1;;
(-v) DoSDPVerify=1;;
(-fast) UpdatePackages=0;;
(-dapi) InstallDerivedAPIs=1;;
(-s) ServerID="$2"; SetServerID=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-t) ServerType="$2"; SetServerType=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-ts) TargetServerID="$2"; SetTargetServerID=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-tp) TargetPort="$2"; SetTargetPort=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-lp) ListenPort="$2"; SetListenPort=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-se) SimulateEmail=1; SetSimulateEmail=1;;
(-H) Hostname="$2"; SetHostname=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-T) Timezone="$2"; SetTimezone=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-C) GenDefaultConfig=1;;
(-c) ConfigFile="$2"; UseConfigFile=1; shiftArgs=1;;
(-d)
SDPInstallMethod=Copy
[[ "$2" == "default" ]] || SDPCopyDir="$2"
shiftArgs=1
;;
(-b)
# If we are pulling from main and not using the ',@' sytnax,
# stick with tarball installation. Otherwise, switch to cloning
# from the specified branch (typically dev).
if [[ "$2" == *",@"* ]]; then
SDPInstallMethod=DVCS
SDPInstallBranch=${2%%,@*};
ShelvedChange=${2##*,@}
else
SDPInstallBranch=$2;
[[ "$SDPInstallBranch" == "main" ]] || SDPInstallMethod=DVCS
fi
shiftArgs=1
;;
(-p) PreserveDirList=$2; shiftArgs=1;;
(-h) usage -h;;
(-man) usage -man;;
(-D) set -x;; # Debug; use 'set -x' mode.
(-X) ExtremeCleanup=1;;
(-R) ExtremeCleanup=1; StopAfterReset=1;;
(-M) MultiRun=1;;
(-i) HelixInstallerBranch="$2"; shiftArgs=1;;
(*) bail "Usage Error: Unknown arg ($1).";;
esac
# Shift (modify $#) the appropriate number of times.
shift; while [[ $shiftArgs -gt 0 ]]; do
[[ $# -eq 0 ]] && bail "Usage Error: Wrong number of args or flags to args."
shiftArgs=$shiftArgs-1
shift
done
done
set -u
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Command Line Validation
[[ "$UseConfigFile" -eq 1 && "$GenDefaultConfig" -eq 1 ]] && \
bail "The '-c <cfg>' and '-C' options are mutually exclusive."
[[ "$InstallDerivedAPIs" -eq 1 && "$UpdatePackages" -eq 0 ]] && \
bail "The '-fast' and '-dapi' options are mutually exclusive."
[[ "$DoSudo" -eq 0 && "$LimitedSudoers" -eq 1 ]] && \
bail "The '-no_sudo' and '-ls' options are mutually exclusive."
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Main Program
# Set hostname and timezone early in processing, and bail unless both are
# successful.
if [[ -n "$Hostname" ]]; then
if command -v hostnamectl > /dev/null; then
if hostnamectl set-hostname "$Hostname"; then
msg "Hostname set to $(hostname); short hostname is $(hostname -s)."
else
errmsg "Failed to set hostname with: hostnamectl set-hostname $Hostname";
fi
else
errmsg "Not setting hostname due to lack of 'hostnamectl' utility."
fi
fi
if [[ -n "$Timezone" ]]; then
if command -v timedatectl > /dev/null; then
if timedatectl set-timezone "$Timezone"; then
msg "Timezone is set. Date is: $(date)"
else
errmsg "Failed to set timezone with: timedatectl set-timezone $Timezone";
fi
else
errmsg "Not settting timezone due to lack of 'timedatectl' utility."
fi
fi
[[ "$ErrorCount" -ne 0 ]] && \
bail "Aborting early due to failure to set hostname and/or timezone."
ThisUser="$(whoami)"
ThisOS="$(uname -s)"
ThisArch="$(uname -m)"
ThisHost="$(hostname -s)"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Special Mode: Generate Default Config File
# In this mode, generate a sample config file on stdout, and exit.
if [[ "$GenDefaultConfig" -eq 1 ]]; then
gen_default_config
exit 0
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Regular processing mode.
msg "Started $ThisScript v$Version on host $ThisHost as user $ThisUser at $(date), called as:\\n\\t$CmdLine"
if [[ "$UseConfigFile" -eq 1 ]]; then
[[ -r "$ConfigFile" ]] || \
bail "Config file specified with '-c $ConfigFile' is not readable."
msg "Loading configuration data from $ConfigFile."
for c in "${!Config[@]}"; do
value=$(grep ^$c= "$ConfigFile")
value="${value#*=}"
Config[$c]="$value"
done
SDPInstances="${Config['Instance']}"
RunGroup="${Config['OSGROUP']}"
RunUserNewHomeDir="${Config['OSUSER_HOME']}"
else
# We want to know whether RunGroup was set explicitly in the settings.cfg
# file or not. If not, we set it to the value of 'Unset', enabling
# OS-dependent logic to below to supply a platform-specific default.
# We don't want platform-specific defaults to override values explicitly
# defined in settings.cfg if that is used.
RunGroup=Unset
# Similarly, we want to apply the home directory specified in account
# creation if it was defined in settings.cfg, but not otherwise.
RunUserNewHomeDir=Unset
fi
# After the configuration data is loaded, set variables that depend on
# the loaded configuration.
SDPDefaultInstance="${SDPInstances%% *}"
RunUser="${Config['OSUSER']}"
SudoersFile="/etc/sudoers.d/$RunUser"
SudoersDir="${SudoersFile%/*}"
LimitedSudoersTemplate="$ResetHome/perforce_sudoers.t"
HxDepots="${Config['HxDepots']}"
HxMetadata1="${Config['HxMetadata1']}"
HxMetadata2="${Config['HxMetadata2']}"
HxLogs="${Config['HxLogs']}"
# Trim the leading '/' from Hx* settings to be compatible with SDP mkdirs.cfg
HxDepots="${HxDepots#/}"
HxMetadata1="${HxMetadata1#/}"
HxMetadata2="${HxMetadata2#/}"
HxLogs="${HxLogs#/}"
BinDir="/$HxDepots/helix_binaries"
DownloadsDir="/$HxDepots/downloads"
ResetHome="/$HxDepots/reset"
SDPHome="/$HxDepots/sdp"
SSLDir="/p4/ssl"
SSLConfig="$SSLDir/config.txt"
SDPSetupDir="$SDPHome/Server/Unix/setup"
SDPCrontabDir="$SDPHome/Server/Unix/p4/common/etc/cron.d"
OSTweaksScript="$SDPSetupDir/os_tweaks.sh"
SudoersEntry="$RunUser ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Command Line Overrides
# Configuration settings in this block have corresponding command options.
# Settings from the config file will be overridden if their corresponding
# command line options is set. So if '-t <ServerID>' is given on the command
# line, the ServerID setting from the config file is ignored.
[[ "$SetHostname" -eq 0 ]] && Hostname="${Config['Hostname']}"
[[ "$SetTimezone" -eq 0 ]] && Timezone="${Config['Timezone']}"
[[ "$SetServerID" -eq 0 ]] && ServerID="${Config['ServerID']}"
[[ "$SetServerType" -eq 0 ]] && ServerType="${Config['ServerType']}"
[[ "$SetSimulateEmail" -eq 0 ]] && SimulateEmail="${Config['SimulateEmail']}"
[[ "$SetListenPort" -eq 0 ]] && ListenPort="${Config['ListenPort']}"
[[ "$SetTargetPort" -eq 0 ]] && TargetPort="${Config['TargetPort']}"
[[ "$SetTargetServerID" -eq 0 ]] && TargetServerID="${Config['TargetServerID']}"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Do some data validations based on data loaded from the configuration file.
if [[ "$UseConfigFile" -eq 1 ]]; then
msg "Doing sanity checks on data loaded from the config file."
if [[ "$ServerType" != "p4d_master" ]]; then
if [[ -z "$ServerID" ]]; then
if [[ "$ServerType" == "p4broker" || "$ServerType" = "p4proxy" ]]; then
ServerID="$ServerType"
msg "No ServerID defined for server of type $ServerType. Defaulting to $ServerType as the ServerID."
else
errmsg "ServerID is not set. ServerID must be set if ServerType is any p4d_* type other than p4d_master. ServerType is [$ServerType]."
fi
fi
fi
if [[ -n "$TargetServerID" ]]; then
[[ "$ServerType" != "p4d_edge_replica" ]] && \
errmsg "TargetServerID is set (to $TargetServerID), but ServerType is not p4d_edge_replica. TargetServerID can only be set when ServerType is p4d_edge_replica. ServerType [$ServerType]."
fi
if [[ "${Config['CaseSensitive']}" == "0" && "$LoadSampleDepot" -eq 1 ]]; then
errmsg "The 'CaseSensitive' setting in the config file was set to 0 (case-insensitive),\\nand the '-no_sd' flag was not specified, indicating an intent to load the\\nSample Depot demo data set. Loading case-insensitive sample depot is not\\nsupported.\\n"
fi
if [[ "$ErrorCount" -eq 0 ]]; then
msg "Config file data passed sanity checks."
else
bail "Config file data failed sanity checks. Aborting."
fi
fi
# Valid ServerType. Based on ServerType, determine binary and services to
# install.
case "$ServerType" in
(p4d_master)
BinList="p4d p4broker"
UseBroker=1
;;
(p4d_replica)
BinList="p4d p4broker"
UseBroker=1
;;
(p4d_filtered_replica)
BinList="p4d p4broker"
UseBroker=1
;;
(p4d_edge)
BinList="p4d p4broker"
UseBroker=1
;;
(p4d_edge_replica)
BinList="p4d p4broker"
UseBroker=1
;;
(p4broker)
BinList="p4broker"
LoadSampleDepot=0
UseBroker=1
;;
(p4proxy)
BinList="p4p"
LoadSampleDepot=0
UseBroker=0
;;
(*)
bail "Invalid ServerType specified [$ServerType]. Run $ThisScript -man to see valid values."
;;
esac
# Set the ServerBin to the server binary that will be used to create SSL
# certificates. Use whichever server is available based on the server
# type to be installed; it can be p4d, p4p, or p4broker (but not the 'p4'
# client binary).
ServerBin="/p4/${SDPDefaultInstance}/bin/${BinList%% *}_${SDPDefaultInstance}"
# Get just enough detailed OS info in order to fill in
# details in the Perforce package repository files.
if [[ "$ThisOS" == "Linux" ]]; then
if [[ -r "/etc/redhat-release" ]]; then
if grep -q ' 6\.' /etc/redhat-release; then
ThisOSMajorVersion="6"
elif grep -q ' 7\.' /etc/redhat-release; then
ThisOSMajorVersion="7"
elif grep -q ' 8\.' /etc/redhat-release; then
ThisOSMajorVersion="8"
fi
[[ -n "$ThisOSMajorVersion" ]] || \
warnmsg "Could not determine OS Major Version from contents of /etc/redhat-release."
elif [[ -r "/etc/lsb-release" ]]; then
ThisOSName=$(grep ^DISTRIB_ID= /etc/lsb-release)
ThisOSName=${ThisOSName#*=}
ThisOSName=${ThisOSName,,}
ThisOSDistro=$(grep ^DISTRIB_CODENAME= /etc/lsb-release)
ThisOSDistro=${ThisOSDistro#*=}
[[ -n "$ThisOSName" && -n "$ThisOSDistro" ]] || \
warnmsg "Could not determine OS Name and Distro from contents of /etc/lsb-release."
fi
if [[ -r "/etc/firewalld/services" ]]; then
FirewallType="Firewalld"
FirewallDir="/etc/firewalld/services"
elif [[ -r "/etc/sysconfig/iptables" ]]; then
FirewallType="IPTables"
FirewallDir="/etc/sysconfig"
fi
fi
if [[ "$ThisUser" != root ]]; then
bail "Run as root, not $ThisUser."
else
msg "Verified: Running as root user."
fi
[[ "$BlastDownloadsAndBinaries" -eq 1 && "$PullFromWebAsNeeded" -eq 0 ]] && \
bail "The '-B' and '-local' arguments are mutually exclusive."
[[ "$SDPInstallBranch" != "Unset" && "$SDPInstallMethod" == "Copy" ]] && \
bail "The '-b <branch>' and '-d <sdp_dir>' arguments are mutually exclusive."
[[ "$SDPInstallBranch" == Unset ]] && SDPInstallBranch=main
HelixInstallerURL="$HelixInstallerBaseURL/$HelixInstallerBranch"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Determine Init Mechanism
if [[ "$UseSystemd" -eq 1 && -d "/etc/systemd/system" ]]; then
InitMechanism="Systemd"
if [[ -z "$(command -v systemctl)" ]]; then
warnmsg "systemctl isn't in PATH, bug /etc/systemd/system exists. Acting as if '-no_systemd' was specified."
UseSystemd=0
fi
elif [[ -x "/sbin/launchd" ]]; then
InitMechanism="Launchd"
UseSystemd=0
elif [[ -d "/etc/init.d" ]]; then
InitMechanism="SysV"
UseSystemd=0
else
bail "Could not determine init mechanism. Systemd, SysV, and Launchd aren't available. Aborting."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Self-update
cd "$ResetHome" || bail "Could not cd to $ResetHome. Aborting."
msg "\\nEnsuring Helix Installer files are available."
for f in $HelixInstallerFiles; do
HelixInstallerFileURL="$HelixInstallerURL/src/$f"
if [[ ! -f "$f" ]]; then
[[ "$PullFromWebAsNeeded" -eq 0 ]] && \
bail "Missing Helix Installer file [$f] and '-local' specified. Aborting."
run "curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerFileURL" "Getting file $f." ||\
bail "Failed to download from [$HelixInstallerFileURL]. Aborting."
else
if [[ "$BlastDownloadsAndBinaries" -eq 1 ]]; then
run "curl -k -s -O $HelixInstallerFileURL" \
"Replacing Helix Installer file $f due to '-B'." ||\
bail "Failed to download file [$PWD/$f]. Aborting."
else
msg "Using existing Helix Installer file $PWD/$f."
fi
fi
if [[ ! -x "$f" ]]; then
if [[ "$f" == *".sh" || "$f" == r ]]; then
run "chmod +x $f" "chmod +x $f" || bail "Failed to do: chmod +x $f. Aborting."
fi
fi
done
# After the self-update, if '-ls' (Limited Sudo) was specified, ensure the
# Limited Sudoers Template file is available.
[[ "$LimitedSudoers" -eq 1 && ! -r "$LimitedSudoersTemplate" ]] && \
bail "Missing Sudoers template file: $LimitedSudoersTemplate"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Blast key directories if '-B' was specified.
if [[ "$BlastDownloadsAndBinaries" -eq 1 ]]; then
if [[ -d "$BinDir" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -rf $BinDir" \
"Blasting helix_binaries dir [$BinDir] due to '-B'." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to blast helix_binaries dir."
for d in /tmp/downloads /tmp/p4perl; do
if [[ -d "$d" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -rf $d" \
"Blasting $d dir due to '-B'." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to blast dir $d."
fi
done
fi
if [[ -d "$DownloadsDir" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -r -f $DownloadsDir" \
"Blasting downloads dir [$DownloadsDir] due to '-B'."
fi
run "/bin/rm -rf $SDPHome $SSLDir" \
"Blasting old SDP Home and SSL dir due to '-B'." ||\
bail "Failed to remove old $SDPHome and $SSLDir."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Extreme Cleanup with -X
if [[ "$ExtremeCleanup" -eq 1 ]]; then
msg "\\nStarted Extreme Cleanup due to -X."
if id -u "$RunUser" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
RunUserHomeDir="$(eval echo ~"$RunUser")"
if run "pkill -9 -u $RunUser" "Blasting processes by OS user $RunUser."; then
msg "Verified: No processes for user $RunUser are running."
else
if [[ "$(pgrep -u "$RunUser" -c)" == "0" ]]; then
msg "Verified: No processes for user $RunUser were running."
else
warnmsg "Failed to blast all processes by OS user $RunUser."
fi
fi
sleep 1
run "userdel $RunUser" "Removing OS user $RunUser." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to remove OS user $RunUser."
run "/bin/rm -rf $RunUserHomeDir" "Removing home dir $RunUserHomeDir" ||\
warnmsg "Failed to remove $RunUserHomeDir."
else
msg "Extreme Cleanup: OS User $RunUser does not exist."
fi
if [[ "$DoSudo" -eq 1 ]]; then
if [[ -f "$SudoersFile" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -f $SudoersFile" \
"Extreme Cleanup: Removing sudoers file: $SudoersFile" ||\
warnmsg "Failed to remove $SudoersFile."
fi
else
msg "Skipping sudo cleanup due to '-no_sudo'."
fi
if [[ "$HxMetadata1" == "$HxMetadata2" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -rf /p4 /$HxDepots/p4 /$HxMetadata1/p4 /$HxLogs/p4" \
"Extreme Cleanup: Blasting several SDP dirs." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to blast some SDP dirs."
else
run "/bin/rm -rf /p4 /$HxDepots/p4 /$HxMetadata1/p4 /$HxMetadata2/p4 /$HxLogs/p4" \
"Extreme Cleanup: Blasting several SDP dirs." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to blast some SDP dirs."
fi
if [[ "$DoFirewall" -eq 1 ]]; then
if [[ "$FirewallType" == "Firewalld" ]]; then
cd "$FirewallDir" || bail "Could not cd to: $FirewallDir"
msg "Extreme Cleanup: Removing p4*.xml firewall rules (if any).\\n"
for svcFile in p4*.xml; do
[[ -r "$svcFile" ]] || continue
svcName="${svcFile%.xml}"
run "firewall-cmd --permanent --delete-service=$svcName" \
"Deleting firewall entry for $svcName" ||\
warnmsg "Deleting firewall entry for $svcName failed."
# Firewalld renames the *.xml files to *.xml.old upon deletion of the
# rule.
if [[ -r "$PWD/${svcFile}.old" ]]; then
run "rm -f $PWD/${svcFile}.old" "Removing $PWD/${svcFile}.old" ||\
warnmsg "Deleting file $PWD/${svcFile}.old failed."
fi
done
run "firewall-cmd --reload" "Firewall reload after cleanup." ||\
warnmsg "Firewall reload failed after cleanup."
fi
else
msg "Skipping firewall cleanup due to '-no_firewall'."
fi
if [[ "$InitMechanism" == "SysV" ]]; then
cd /etc/init.d || bail "Could not cd to /etc/init.d."
msg "Removing Perforce-related SysV services in $PWD."
for svc in p4*_init; do
[[ "$svc" == "p4*_init" ]] && break
run "chkconfig --del $svc"
run "rm -f $svc"
done
elif [[ "$InitMechanism" == "Systemd" && "$UseSystemd" -eq 1 ]]; then
cd /etc/systemd/system || bail "Could not cd to /etc/systemd/system."
msg "Disabling and removing Perforce-related Systemd services in $PWD."
for svcFile in p4*.service; do
[[ "$svcFile" == "p4*.service" ]] && break
run "systemctl disable ${svcFile%.service}"
run "rm -f $svcFile"
done
run "systemctl daemon-reload" "Reloading systemd after removing Systemd unit files." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to reload systemd daemon."
fi
if [[ "$StopAfterReset" -eq 0 ]]; then
msg "Extreme Cleanup complete. Continuing.\\n"
else
msg "Extreme Cleanup complete. Stopping.\\n"
exit 0
fi
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Digital asset acquisition and availability checks.
[[ ! -d "/$HxDepots" ]] && run "/bin/mkdir -p /$HxDepots"
cd "/$HxDepots" || bail "Could not cd to [/$HxDepots]."
if command -v yum > /dev/null; then
PackageManager="yum"
elif command -v apt-get > /dev/null; then
PackageManager="apt-get"
elif command -v zypper > /dev/null; then
PackageManager="zypper"
else
UpdatePackages=0
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Update OS Packages
if [[ "$UpdatePackages" -eq 1 ]]; then
msg "Ensuring needed packages are installed."
if [[ "$ThisOS" != "Darwin" ]]; then
[[ "$PackageManager" == "Unset" ]] && \
bail "Could not find one of these package managers: ${!PackageList[*]}"
run "$PackageManager install -y ${PackageList[$PackageManager]}" \
"Installing these packages with $PackageManager: ${PackageList[$PackageManager]}" ||\
warnmsg "Not all packages installed successfully. Proceeding."
if [[ "$InstallDerivedAPIs" -eq 1 ]]; then
if ! command -v gcc > /dev/null || ! command -v g++ > /dev/null; then
msg "Warning: No gcc found in the path. You may need to install it. Please\\n check that the gcc and gcc-c++ packages are\\n installed, e.g. with:\\n\\t$PackageManager install -y gcc gcc-c++\\nIgnoring missing gcc/g++ due to '-fast'.\\n"
else
msg "Verified: gcc and g++ are available and in the PATH."
fi
fi
else
warnmsg "Skipping package handling on Mac OSX/$ThisOS."
UpdatePackages=0
fi
fi
if [[ "$PullFromWebAsNeeded" -eq 1 ]]; then
if ! command -v curl > /dev/null; then
bail "No 'curl' found in the path. You may need to install it or adjust the PATH for the root user to find it.\\n\\n"
fi
fi
if ! command -v su > /dev/null; then
bail "No 'su' found in the path. You may need to install it or adjust the PATH for the root user to find it.\\n\\n"
fi
if [[ "$ThisArch" == "$RunArch" ]]; then
msg "Verified: Running on a supported architecture [$ThisArch]."
ApiArch=UNDEFINED_API_ARCH
case $ThisOS in
(Darwin)
ApiArch="macosx1010x86_64"
[[ "$RunGroup" == Unset ]] && RunGroup=staff
SampleDepotTar=sampledepot.mac.tar.gz
;;
(Linux)
ApiArch="linux26x86_64"
# Set a platform-specific value for RunGroup if it wasn't defined
# explicitly in a settings.cfg file.
if [[ "$RunGroup" == Unset ]]; then
if [[ -r "/etc/SuSE-release" ]]; then
RunGroup=users
else
# CentOS, RHEL, and Ubuntu default group is same as user name.
RunGroup=perforce
fi
fi
SampleDepotTar=sampledepot.tar.gz
;;
(*) bail "Unsupported value returned by 'uname -m': $ThisOS. Aborting.";;
esac
else
bail "Running on architecture $ThisArch. Run this only on hosts with '$RunArch' architecture. Aborting."
fi
# In this block, we just check that directories specified to be preserved
# with the '-p' flag actually exist, in which case we abort before further
# processing.
if [[ "$PreserveDirList" != Unset ]]; then
for d in $(echo "$PreserveDirList" | tr ',' ' '); do
preserveDir="/$HxDepots/p4/common/$d"
if [[ -d "$preserveDir" ]]; then
parentDir=$(dirname "$TmpDir/$d")
if [[ ! -d "$parentDir" ]]; then
run "/bin/mkdir -p $parentDir" "Creating parent temp dir [$parentDir]." ||\
bail "Failed to create parent temp dir [$parentDir]."
fi
fi
done
fi
if [[ ! -d "$BinDir" ]]; then
[[ "$PullFromWebAsNeeded" -eq 0 ]] && bail "BinDir [$BinDir] is missing and '-local' specified. Aborting."
run "/bin/mkdir -p $BinDir" ||\
bail "Could not create dir [$BinDir]."
cd "$BinDir" || bail "Could not cd to $BinDir."
msg "Working in [$PWD]."
run "curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/${Config['P4BinRel']}/bin.$ApiArch/p4" ||\
bail "Could not get 'p4' binary."
run "curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/${Config['P4BinRel']}/bin.$ApiArch/p4d" ||\
bail "Could not get 'p4d' binary."
run "curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/${Config['P4BinRel']}/bin.$ApiArch/p4p" ||\
bail "Could not get 'p4p' binary."
run "curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/${Config['P4BinRel']}/bin.$ApiArch/p4broker" ||\
bail "Could not get 'p4broker' binary."
run "chmod +x p4 p4d p4p p4broker" \
"Doing chmod +x for downloaded Helix binaries."
else
msg "Using existing helix_binaries dir [$BinDir]."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Services Shutdown and Cleanup.
if command -v getent > /dev/null; then
if getent group "$RunGroup" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
msg "Verified: Group $RunGroup exists."
else
run "groupadd $RunGroup" "Creating group $RunGroup." ||\
bail "Failed to create group $RunGroup."
fi
fi
if id -u "$RunUser" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
msg "Verified: User $RunUser exists."
else
if command -v useradd > /dev/null; then
UserAddCmd="useradd -s /bin/bash -g $RunGroup"
# Specify the home dir only if explicitly defined in settings.cfg;
# otherwise defer to the useradd default.
[[ "$RunUserNewHomeDir" != Unset ]] && \
UserAddCmd+=" -d $RunUserNewHomeDir"
# Specify the -G value to useradd if and only if values for additional
# groups were defined in settings.cfg.
[[ -n "${Config['OSUSER_ADDITIONAL_GROUPS']}" ]] && \
UserAddCmd+=" -G ${Config['OSUSER_ADDITIONAL_GROUPS']}"
UserAddCmd+=" $RunUser"
run "$UserAddCmd" "Creating user $RunUser with command: $UserAddCmd" ||\
bail "Failed to create user $RunUser."
msg "Setting OS password for user $RunUser."
echo "${Config['Password']}" > "$TmpFile"
echo "${Config['Password']}" >> "$TmpFile"
msg "Running: passwd $RunUser"
if passwd "$RunUser" < "$TmpFile"; then
msg "Verified: Password for user $RunUser set successfully."
else
warnmsg "Failed to set password for user $RunUser."
fi
RunUserHomeDir="$(eval echo ~"$RunUser")"
if [[ -d "$RunUserHomeDir" ]]; then
msg "Verified: Home directory for user $RunUser exists."
else
run "mkdir -p $RunUserHomeDir" \
"Creating home dir for $RunUser" ||\
bail "Failed to create home directory $RunUserHomeDir for OS user $RunUser."
run "chown -R $RunUser:$RunGroup $RunUserHomeDir" \
"Ensuring $RunUser owns home dir $RunUserHomeDir." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to change ownership of home directory $RunUserHomeDir for OS user $RunUser."
fi
run "cp $ResetHome/perforce_bash_profile $RunUserHomeDir/.bash_profile" \
"Creating $RunUserHomeDir/.bash_profile." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to copy to $RunUserHomeDir/.bash_profile."
msg "Creating $RunUserHomeDir/.bashrc."
sed "s:EDITME_SDP_INSTANCE:$SDPDefaultInstance:g" \
"$ResetHome/perforce_bashrc" > "$RunUserHomeDir/.bashrc" ||\
warnmsg "Failed to copy to $RunUserHomeDir/.bashrc."
run "chown $RunUser:$RunGroup $(eval echo ~"$RunUser")/.bash_profile $(eval echo ~"$RunUser")/.bashrc" "Adjusting perms of .bash_profile and .bashrc." ||\
warnmsg "Adjusting ownership failed."
else
bail "User $RunUser does not exist, and the 'useradd' utility was not found."
fi
fi
for i in $SDPInstances; do
if [[ "$ThisOS" == "Linux" || "$ThisOS" == "Darwin" ]]; then
msg "Stopping Perforce-related services for Instance $i."
for svc in p4d p4broker p4p p4web p4dtg; do
processCmd="${svc}_${i}"
# This 'ps' command should work on Linux and Mac (Yosemite+ at least).
# shellcheck disable=SC2009
Pids=$(ps -u "$RunUser" -f | grep -v grep | grep "/$processCmd "| awk '{print $2}')
if [[ -z "$Pids" && $svc == p4d ]]; then
msg "$processCmd not found for p4d service; looking for _bin variant instead."
# For the p4d service, the process command may look like 'p4d_1_bin' or just 'p4d_1', so
# we check for both.
processCmd="${svc}_${i}_bin"
# shellcheck disable=SC2009
Pids=$(ps -u "$RunUser" -f | grep -v grep | grep "/$processCmd "| awk '{print $2}')
fi
if [[ -n "$Pids" ]]; then
run "kill -9 $Pids" \
"Killing user $RunUser processes for command $processCmd."
sleep 1
else
msg "Verified: No processes by user $RunUser for command [$processCmd] are running."
fi
done
fi
done
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if [[ ! -d "$DownloadsDir" ]]; then
[[ $PullFromWebAsNeeded -eq 0 ]] && bail "DownloadsDir [$DownloadsDir] is missing and '-local' specified. Aborting."
run "/bin/mkdir -p $DownloadsDir"
cd "$DownloadsDir" || bail "Could not cd to downloads dir: $DownloadsDir"
msg "Working in [$PWD]."
if [[ "$InstallDerivedAPIs" -eq 1 ]]; then
run "curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/${Config['P4APIRel']}/bin.$ApiArch/p4api.tgz" ||\
bail "Could not get file 'p4api.tgz'"
else
msg "Skipping download of p4api.tgz '-dapi' not being specified."
fi
if [[ "$SDPInstallMethod" == FTP ]]; then
run "curl -k -s -O $SDPURL" ||\
bail "Could not get SDP tar file from [$SDPURL]."
fi
if [[ "$LoadSampleDepot" -eq 1 ]]; then
run "curl -k -s -O $FTPURL/tools/$SampleDepotTar" ||\
bail "Could not get file [$SampleDepotTar]. Aborting."
if [[ "$BlastDownloadsAndBinaries" -eq 1 && -d "PerforceSample" ]]; then
run "rm -rf "PerforceSample "Blasting dir PerforceSample due to '-B'." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to cleanly remove Sample Depot dir $PWD/PerforceSample."
fi
if [[ ! -d PerforceSample ]]; then
run "tar -xzpf $SampleDepotTar" "Unpacking $SampleDepotTar in $PWD."
else
msg "Using existing extracted Sample Depot dir $PWD/PerforceSample."
fi
run "chown -R $RunUser:$RunGroup $DownloadsDir" \
"Setting ownership on downloads dir." ||\
bail "Failed to set ownership on downloads dir [$DownloadsDir]. Aborting."
else
msg "Skipping download of Sample Depot due to '-no_sd'."
fi
else
msg "Using existing downloads dir [$DownloadsDir]."
cd "$DownloadsDir" || bail "Could not cd to downloads dir: $DownloadsDir"
if [[ "$SDPInstallMethod" == FTP ]]; then
if [[ -r "$SDPTar" ]]; then
msg "Using existing SDP tarfile [$SDPTar]."
else
run "curl -k -s -O $SDPURL" ||\
bail "Could not get SDP tar file from [$SDPURL]."
fi
fi
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Cleanup
cd "/$HxDepots" || bail "Could not cd to [/$HxDepots]. Aborting."
msg "Working in [$PWD]."
if [[ "$HxMetadata1" == "$HxMetadata2" ]]; then
DirList="/$HxMetadata1 /$HxLogs";
else
DirList="/$HxMetadata1 /$HxMetadata2 /$HxLogs";
fi
for d in $DirList; do
if [[ ! -d "$d" ]]; then
run "/bin/mkdir -p $d" "Initialized empty dir [$d]." ||\
bail "Failed to create dir [$d]."
else
msg "Verified: Dir [$d] exists."
fi
done
if [[ $PreserveDirList != Unset ]]; then
run "/bin/mkdir -p $TmpDir" "Creating temp dir [$TmpDir]." ||\
bail "Failed to create temp dir [$TmpDir]."
for d in $(echo "$PreserveDirList" | tr ',' ' '); do
preserveDir="/$HxDepots/p4/common/$d"
if [[ -d "$preserveDir" ]]; then
parentDir=$(dirname "$TmpDir/$d")
if [[ ! -d "$parentDir" ]]; then
run "/bin/mkdir -p $parentDir" "Creating parent temp dir [$parentDir]." ||\
bail "Failed to create parent temp dir [$parentDir]."
fi
run "/bin/mv $preserveDir $TmpDir/$d" \
"Moving preserved dir $preserveDir aside for safe keeping."
else
bail "Missing expected preserve dir [$preserveDir]. Check that paths specified with '-p' are relative to /$HxDepots/p4/common."
fi
done
fi
for i in $SDPInstances; do
if [[ "$HxMetadata1" == "$HxMetadata2" ]]; then
DirList="/$HxDepots/p4/$i /$HxMetadata1/p4/$i /$HxLogs/p4/$i"
else
DirList="/$HxDepots/p4/$i /$HxMetadata1/p4/$i /$HxMetadata2/p4/$i /$HxLogs/p4/$i"
fi
run "/bin/rm -rf $DirList" \
"Blasting any existing SDP structures." ||\
bail "Failed to blast existing SDP structures."
if [[ -L "/p4/$i" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -f /p4/$i" "Blasting symlink /p4/$i." ||\
bail "Failed to remove SDP symlink."
elif [[ -d "/p4/$i" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -rf /p4/$i" "Blasting directory /p4/$i." ||\
bail "Failed to remove SDP instance directory /p4/$i."
fi
done
run "/bin/rm -rf /$HxDepots/p4/common" \
"Blasting SDP common folder." ||\
bail "Failed to remove SDP common folder."
if [[ -L /p4/common ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -f /p4/common" "Removing /p4/common symlink." ||\
bail "Failed to remove /p4/common symlink."
elif [[ -d /p4/common ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -rf /p4/common" "Removing /p4/common directory." ||\
bail "Failed to remove /p4/common local directory."
else
msg "Info: /p4/common did not exist as a directory or symlink."
fi
if [[ -d "$SDPHome" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -rf $SDPHome" \
"Removing old SDP Home: $SDPHome" ||\
bail "Failed to remove old SDP Home: $SDPHome"
fi
if [[ -d "$SSLDir" ]]; then
run "/bin/rm -rf $SSLDir" \
"Removing old SSL dir: $SSLDir" ||\
bail "Failed to remove old SSL dir: $SSLDir"
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SDP Setup
if [[ "$SDPInstallMethod" == FTP ]]; then
run "tar -xzpf $DownloadsDir/$SDPTar" "Unpacking $DownloadsDir/$SDPTar in $PWD." ||\
bail "Failed to untar SDP tarfile."
elif [[ "$SDPInstallMethod" == Copy ]]; then
if [[ -r "$SDPCopyDir/$SDPTar" ]]; then
if [[ -d "$SDPHome" ]]; then
run "rm -rf $SDPHome/" \
"Removing existing SDP directory [$SDPHome]." ||\
bail "Failed to clean existing SDPHome dir: $SDPHome"
fi
cd "${SDPHome%/*}" ||\
bail "Could not cd to parent of SDPHome dir: ${SDPHome%/*}"
run "tar -xzf $SDPCopyDir/$SDPTar" \
"Extracting SDP tarball: $SDPCopyDir/$SDPTar" ||\
bail "Failed to extract SDP tarball."
cd - > /dev/null || bail "Could not cd back to: $OLDPWD"
elif [[ -r "$SDPCopyDir/Version" ]]; then
run "rsync -a --delete $SDPCopyDir/ $SDPHome" "Deploying SDP from: $SDPCopyDir" ||\
bail "Failed to rsync SDP from $SDPCopyDir."
else
bail "The SDP directory [$SDPCopyDir] contains neither an SDP tarball file ($SDPTar) nor a Version file to indicate a pre-extracted SDP tarball. Aborting."
fi
else
# SDPInstallMethod is DVCS
export PATH="$BinDir:$PATH"
export P4ENVIRO=/dev/null/.p4enviro
export P4CONFIG=.p4config.local
run "/bin/mkdir -p $SDPHome" "Creating dir $SDPHome" ||\
bail "Failed to create dir $SDPHome. Aborting."
cd "$SDPHome" || bail "Failed to cd to [$SDPHome]."
WorkshopRemote=perforce_software-sdp_${SDPInstallBranch}
run "$BinDir/p4 -s -u $WorkshopUser clone -p $WorkshopPort -r $WorkshopRemote" \
"Cloning SDP $SDPInstallBranch branch from The Workshop." ||\
bail "Failed to clone SDP from The Workshop."
run "$BinDir/p4 -s sync -f .p4ignore" \
"Force-sync .p4ignore file."
if [[ "$ShelvedChange" != Unset ]]; then
run "$BinDir/p4 -s fetch -s $ShelvedChange" \
"Fetching shelved change @$ShelvedChange from The Workshop." ||\
bail "Failed to fetch shelved change @$ShelvedChange from The Workshop."
LocalShelvedChange=$("$BinDir"/p4 -ztag -F %change% changes -s shelved -m 1)
[[ -n "$LocalShelvedChange" ]] || \
bail "Could not determine local shelved change fetched for shelved change @$ShelvedChange."
run "$BinDir/p4 -s unshelve -s $LocalShelvedChange" \
"Unshelving local shelved change @$LocalShelvedChange." ||\
bail "Failed to unshelve local shelved change @$LocalShelvedChange."
fi
unset P4ENVIRO
unset P4CONFIG
fi
if [[ -r "$SDPHome/Version" ]]; then
if [[ "$SDPInstallMethod" == DVCS ]]; then
msg "Version info not displayed as it is unreliable when using DVCS install method to get latest from the dev branch."
else
msg "SDP Version in $SDPHome is: $(cat "$SDPHome/Version")"
fi
else
bail "Cannot determine SDP Version; file $SDPHome/Version is missing."
fi
run "chown -R $RunUser:$RunGroup $SDPHome $ResetHome" \
"Changing ownership to $RunUser:$RunGroup for $SDPHome $ResetHome" ||\
bail "Failed to change ownership to $RunUser:$RunGroup."
cd "$SDPSetupDir" ||\
bail "Could not cd to [$SDPSetupDir]."
run "/bin/mv -f mkdirs.cfg mkdirs.cfg.orig" \
"Generating custom mkdirs.cfg in $PWD."
# The values for the P4MASTERHOST setting in the SDP mkdirs.cfg file can be
# 'DNS_name_of_master_server_for_this_instance' or
# 'DNS_name_of_master_server', depending on SDP version. Support both.
sed -e "s:=DNS_name_of_master_server_for_this_instance:=${Config['DNS_name_of_master_server']}:g" \
-e "s:=DNS_name_of_master_server:=${Config['DNS_name_of_master_server']}:g" \
-e "s:^MAILTO=.*:MAILTO=${Config['P4AdminList']}:g" \
-e "s:^MAILFROM=.*:MAILFROM=${Config['MailFrom']}:g" \
-e "s:mail.example.com:${Config['SMTPServer']}:g" \
-e "s:^CASE_SENSITIVE=.*:CASE_SENSITIVE=${Config['CaseSensitive']}:g" \
-e "s:^DB1=.*:DB1=${HxMetadata1}:g" \
-e "s:^DB2=.*:DB2=${HxMetadata2}:g" \
-e "s:^DD=.*:DD=${HxDepots}:g" \
-e "s:^LG=.*:LG=${HxLogs}:g" \
-e "s|^P4_PORT=.*|P4_PORT=SeeBelow|g" \
-e "s|^P4BROKER_PORT=.*|P4BROKER_PORT=SeeBelow|g" \
-e "s|^P4P_TARGET_PORT=.*|P4P_TARGET_PORT=$TargetPort|g" \
-e "s|# P4_PORT=1666|P4_PORT=${Config['P4_PORT']}|g" \
-e "s|# P4BROKER_PORT=1667|P4BROKER_PORT=${Config['P4BROKER_PORT']}|g" \
-e "s:=adminpass:=${Config['Password']}:g" \
-e "s:=servicepass:=${Config['Password']}:g" \
-e "s:ADMINUSER=perforce:ADMINUSER=${Config['P4USER']}:g" \
-e "s:OSUSER=perforce:OSUSER=$RunUser:g" \
-e "s:OSGROUP=perforce:OSGROUP=$RunGroup:g" \
-e "s:REPLICA_ID=replica:REPLICA_ID=p4d_ha_${Config['SiteTag']}:g" \
-e "s:SVCUSER=service:SVCUSER=svc_p4d_ha_${Config['SiteTag']}:g" \
mkdirs.cfg.orig > mkdirs.cfg
if [[ $UseSSL -eq 0 ]]; then
msg "Not using SSL feature due to '-no_ssl'."
sed "s/SSL_PREFIX=ssl:/SSL_PREFIX=/g" mkdirs.cfg > $TmpFile
run "mv -f $TmpFile mkdirs.cfg"
fi
chmod +x mkdirs.sh
msg "SDP Localizations in mkdirs.sh:"
diff mkdirs.sh.orig mkdirs.sh
msg "\\nSDP Localizations in mkdirs.cfg:"
diff mkdirs.cfg.orig mkdirs.cfg
# Prior to SDP r20.1, 'p4d', 'p4', and other binaries were placed in
# /<DD>/sdp/p4/common/bin. Modern SDP uses wrapper shell scripts in
# place of those binaries. If the wrapper script exists, skip the copy
# of the binaries.
if [[ -x "$SDPHome/Server/Unix${CBIN}/p4d" ]]; then
run "cp -f -p $BinDir/p4* $SDPHome/helix_binaries/." \
"Copying Perforce Helix binaries to $SDPHome/helix_binaries/." ||\
errmsg "Failed to copy binaries to $SDPHome/helix_binaries/."
else
run "cp -p $BinDir/p4* $SDPHome/Server/Unix${CBIN}/." \
"Copying Perforce Helix binaries to $SDPHome/Server/Unix${CBIN}/." ||\
errmsg "Failed to copy binaries to $SDPHome/Server/Unix${CBIN}/."
fi
msg "Initializing SDP instances and configuring $InitMechanism services."
for i in $SDPInstances; do
cd "$SDPSetupDir" || bail "Could not cd to [$SDPSetupDir]."
MkdirsCmd="$PWD/mkdirs.sh $i"
if grep -q Version= mkdirs.sh > /dev/null 2>&1; then
[[ -n "$ServerID" ]] && MkdirsCmd+=" -s $ServerID"
[[ -n "$ServerType" ]] && MkdirsCmd+=" -t $ServerType"
[[ -n "$TargetServerID" ]] && MkdirsCmd+=" -S $TargetServerID"
else
[[ -n "$ServerID" || "$ServerType" != "p4d_master" || -n "$TargetServerID" ]] && \
warnmsg "Settings for ServerID, ServerType, and TargetServerID will be ignored due to too-old version of mkdirs.sh. Use SDP r20.1+ to take advantage of these configuration settings."
fi
log="$PWD/mkdirs.${i}.log"
msg "Initializing SDP instance [$i], writing log [$log]."
msg "Running: $MkdirsCmd"
$MkdirsCmd > "$log" 2>&1
cat "$log"
if [[ "$InitMechanism" == "SysV" ]]; then
msg "\\nConfiguring $InitMechanism services.\\n"
cd /etc/init.d || bail "Could not cd to [/etc/init.d]."
for svc in $BinList; do
initScript=${svc}_${i}_init
if [[ -x /p4/${i}/bin/$initScript ]]; then
run "ln -s /p4/${i}/bin/$initScript"
run "chkconfig --add $initScript"
run "chkconfig $initScript on"
fi
done
elif [[ "$InitMechanism" == "Systemd" && "$UseSystemd" -eq 1 ]]; then
msg "\\nConfiguring $InitMechanism services.\\n"
cd /etc/systemd/system || bail "Could not cd to /etc/systemd/system."
for binary in $BinList; do
svcName="${binary}_${i}"
svcFile="${svcName}.service"
# If the version of SDP deployed is 2020.1+, it will have templates
# for systemd unit files. Use those if found, otherwise use the
# baseline templates that come with the Helix Installer.
svcTemplate="$SystemdTemplatesDir/${binary}_N.service.t"
[[ ! -r "$svcTemplate" ]] && \
svcTemplate="$ResetHome/${binary}_N.service.t"
sed -e "s:__INSTANCE__:${i}:g" \
-e "s:__OSUSER__:$RunUser:g" \
"$svcTemplate" > "$svcFile" ||\
bail "Failed to generate $PWD/$svcFile from template $svcTemplate."
run "systemctl enable $svcName" "Enabling $svcName to start on boot." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to enable $svcName with $InitMechanism."
if [[ -n "$(command -v semanage)" ]]; then
run "semanage fcontext -a -t bin_t /p4/${i}/bin/${binary}_${i}_init" ||\
errmsg "Failed SELinux addition of init script for ${binary}_${i}."
else
warnmsg "SELinux is available but semanage not in PATH. Skipping semanage setup"
fi
if [[ -n "$(command -v restorecon)" ]]; then
run "restorecon -vF /p4/${i}/bin/${binary}_${i}_init" ||\
errmsg "Failed SELinux restorecon of init script for ${binary}_${i}."
else
warnmsg "SELinux is available but restorecon not in PATH. Skipping restorecon setup."
fi
done
run "systemctl daemon-reload" "Reloading systemd after generating Systemd unit files." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to reload systemd daemon."
fi
run "chown $RunUser:$RunGroup /$HxDepots" \
"Adjusting ownership of /$HxDepots to $RunUser:$RunGroup." ||\
bail "Failed to adjust ownership of /$HxDepots."
for d in "/$HxDepots/p4" "$ResetHome" "$BinDir"; do
if [[ -d "$d" ]]; then
run "chown -R $RunUser:$RunGroup $d" \
"Adjusting ownership of $d to $RunUser:$RunGroup." ||\
bail "Failed to adjust ownership of $d."
fi
done
msg "Apply custom proxy/broker-only host rules."
iCfg="/p4/common/config/p4_${i}.vars"
if [[ -r "$iCfg" ]]; then
iCfgTmp="$(mktemp)"
if [[ -n "$TargetPort" && "$ServerType" == "p4proxy" ]]; then
sed -e "s|^export PROXY_TARGET=.*|export PROXY_TARGET=$TargetPort|g" "$iCfg" > "$iCfgTmp"
mv -f "$iCfgTmp" "$iCfg"
fi
if [[ -n "$TargetPort" && "$ServerType" == "p4broker" ]]; then
sed -e "s|^export P4PORT=.*|export P4PORT=$TargetPort|g" "$iCfg" > "$iCfgTmp"
mv -f "$iCfgTmp" "$iCfg"
fi
if [[ -n "$ListenPort" && "$ServerType" == "p4proxy" ]]; then
sed -e "s|^export PROXY_PORT=.*|export PROXY_PORT=$ListenPort|g" \
-e "s|^export P4PORT=.*|export P4PORT=$ListenPort|g" \
"$iCfg" > "$iCfgTmp"
mv -f "$iCfgTmp" "$iCfg"
fi
if [[ -n "$ListenPort" && "$ServerType" == "p4broker" ]]; then
sed -e "s|^export P4BROKERPORT=.*|export P4BROKERPORT=$ListenPort|g" \
"$iCfg" > "$iCfgTmp"
mv -f "$iCfgTmp" "$iCfg"
fi
chown "$RunUser:$RunGroup" "$iCfg"
fi
if [[ "$UseBroker" -eq 1 ]]; then
msg "\\nGenerating broker config for instance $i.\\n"
su -l "$RunUser" -c "$CBIN/gen_default_broker_cfg.sh ${i} > $CCFG/p4_${i}.broker.cfg"
fi
done
if [[ "$UseSSL" -eq 1 ]]; then
msg "Generating $SSLConfig SSL config file for autogen cert."
sed -e "s/REPL_DNSNAME/helix/g" "$SSLConfig" > "$TmpFile" ||\
bail "Failed to substitute content in $SSLConfig."
run "mv -f $TmpFile $SSLConfig"
msg "Contents of $SSLConfig:\\n$(cat "$SSLConfig")\\n"
run "chown -R $RunUser:$RunGroup $SSLDir" \
"Adjusting ownership of $SSLDir." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to adjust ownership of SSL dir: $SSLDir"
if [[ -x "$ServerBin" ]]; then
msg "Generating SSL certificates."
# If there are multipe SDP Instances, we only generate SSL certificates
# for one instance. Any one will do because SSL certs are not
# instance-specific.
su -l "$RunUser" -c "/p4/common/bin/p4master_run ${SDPInstances%% *} $ServerBin -Gc" ||\
warnmsg "Failed to generate SSL Certificates."
fi
fi
if [[ "$PreserveDirList" != Unset ]]; then
for d in $(echo "$PreserveDirList" | tr ',' ' '); do
preserveDir="/$HxDepots/p4/common/$d"
tempCopyDir="$TmpDir/$d"
run "rsync -av --exclude=.p4root --exclude=.p4ignore --exclude=.p4config $tempCopyDir/ $preserveDir" \
"Restoring $preserveDir" ||\
bail "Failed to restore $preserveDir."
done
run "/bin/rm -rf $TmpDir" "Cleanup: Removing temp dir [$TmpDir]." ||\
bail "Failed to remove temp dir [$TmpDir]."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# To simulate email, generate a faux mail utility in the PATH.
if [[ "$SimulateEmail" -eq 1 ]]; then
msg "Generating mail simulator."
if [[ ! -d "$SiteBinDir" ]]; then
run "mkdir -p $SiteBinDir" "Creating SiteBin dir: $SiteBinDir" ||\
warnmsg "Failed to generate SiteBin dir: $SiteBinDir"
fi
echo -e "#!/bin/bash\\necho Simulated Email: \$*\\n" > "$MailSimulator"
chmod +x "$MailSimulator"
[[ -x "$MailSimulator" ]] || \
warnmsg "Failed to generate mail simulator script: $MailSimulator"
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Install P4Perl and P4Python if the install scripts are available in the
# SDP Package. If the install_sdp_*.sh scripts are not available, generate
# a warning message.
if [[ "$InstallDerivedAPIs" -eq 1 ]]; then
if [[ -x "$SDPUnsupportedSetupDir/install_sdp_python.sh" ]]; then
msg "\\nInstalling P4Python for SDP using: $SDPUnsupportedSetupDir/install_sdp_python.sh"
su -l "$RunUser" -c "$SDPUnsupportedSetupDir/install_sdp_python.sh" ||\
errmsg "Failed to install P4Python."
elif [[ -x "$SDPSetupDir/install_sdp_python.sh" ]]; then
msg "\\nInstalling P4Python for SDP using: $SDPSetupDir/install_sdp_python.sh"
su -l "$RunUser" -c "$SDPSetupDir/install_sdp_python.sh" ||\
errmsg "Failed to install P4Python."
else
warnmsg "SDP P4Python installer not available in SDP Package and '-dapi' was used."
fi
if [[ -x "$SDPUnsupportedSetupDir/install_sdp_perl.sh" ]]; then
msg "\\nInstalling P4Perl for SDP using: $SDPUnsupportedSetupDir/install_sdp_perl.sh"
su -l "$RunUser" -c "$SDPUnsupportedSetupDir/install_sdp_perl.sh" ||\
errmsg "Failed to install P4Perl."
elif [[ -x "$SDPSetupDir/install_sdp_perl.sh" ]]; then
msg "\\nInstalling P4Perl for SDP using: $SDPSetupDir/install_sdp_perl.sh"
su -l "$RunUser" -c "$SDPSetupDir/install_sdp_perl.sh" ||\
errmsg "Failed to install P4Perl."
else
warnmsg "SDP P4Perl installer not available in SDP Package and '-dapi' was used."
fi
fi
msg "Preparing to run Sample Depot configuration script."
if [[ ! -d "$ResetHome" ]]; then
run "/bin/mkdir -p $ResetHome" "Creating reset home dir [$ResetHome]." ||\
bail "Could not create reset home dir [$ResetHome]. Aborting."
fi
cd "$ResetHome" || bail "Could not cd to $ResetHome. Aborting."
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add sudoers to /etc/sudoers.d if the directory exists and the user file doesn't.
if [[ "$DoSudo" -eq 1 ]]; then
if [[ -d "$SudoersDir" ]]; then
msg "Adding $RunUser to sudoers."
if [[ -e "$SudoersFile" ]]; then
run "rm -f $SudoersFile" "Removing existing sudoers [$SudoersFile] with these contents:\\n$(cat "$SudoersFile")" ||\
errmsg "Failed to remove old sudoers file."
fi
if [[ "$LimitedSudoers" -eq 1 ]]; then
if sed -e "s:__OSUSER__:$RunUser:g" -e "s:__HOSTNAME__:$(hostname -s):g" "$LimitedSudoersTemplate" > "$SudoersFile"; then
run "chmod 0400 $SudoersFile" "Setting perms on sudoers file, $SudoersFile." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to set perms on $SudoersFile."
else
warnmsg "Failed to create $SudoersFile."
fi
else
if echo -e "$SudoersEntry" > "$SudoersFile"; then
run "chmod 0400 $SudoersFile" "Setting perms on sudoers file, $SudoersFile." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to set perms on $SudoersFile."
else
warnmsg "Failed to create $SudoersFile."
fi
fi
else
warnmsg "Skipping sudoers update; sudoers dir does not exist: $SudoersDir."
fi
else
msg "Skipping sudo setup due to '-no_sudo'."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Load the Sample Depot training data set, useful for eval/demo installs,
# PoCs, training, etc.
if [[ "$LoadSampleDepot" -eq 1 ]]; then
for i in $SDPInstances; do
msg "Configuring Sample Depot for SDP on Instance $i."
if su -l "$RunUser" -c "$ResetHome/configure_sample_depot_for_sdp.sh -i $i -d $ResetHome -u $RunUser $UseSystemdOption"; then
msg "\\nSample Depot configured successfully for instance $i.\\n"
else
bail "Failed to load the Sample Depot."
fi
done
else
msg "\\nSkipping configuration of Sample Depot due to '-no_sd'.\\n"
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add Perforce Package Repository to repo list (YUM and APT only).
if [[ "$AddPerforcePackageRepo" -eq 1 ]]; then
if [[ -d "${P4YumRepo%/*}" ]]; then
if [[ -n "$ThisOSMajorVersion" ]]; then
run "rpm --import $PerforcePackagePubkeyURL" \
"Adding Perforce's packaging key to RPM keyring." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to add Perforce packaging key to RPM keyring."
msg "Generating $P4YumRepo."
if ! echo -e "[perforce]\\nname=Perforce\\nbaseurl=$PerforcePackageRepoURL/yum/rhel/$ThisOSMajorVersion/x86_64\\nenabled=1\\ngpgcheck=1\\n" > "$P4YumRepo"; then
warnmsg "Unable to generate $P4YumRepo."
fi
else
warnmsg "Skipping generation of $P4YumRepo due to lack of OS Major Version info."
fi
elif [[ -d "${P4AptGetRepo%/*}" ]]; then # /etc/apt/sources.list.d
if [[ -n "$ThisOSName" && -n "$ThisOSDistro" ]]; then
msg "Acquiring Perforce's package repository public key."
if wget -qO - $PerforcePackagePubkeyURL > $TmpPubKey; then
msg "Public key for Perforce package repo acquired as: $TmpPubKey"
msg "Adding Perforce's packaging key to APT keyring."
if apt-key add < /tmp/perforce.pubkey; then
msg "APT keyring added successfully."
else
warnmsg "Failed to add Perforce packaging key to APT keyring."
fi
msg "Doing apt-get update after adding the new perforce.list repo."
if apt-get update; then
msg "Update completed."
else
warnmsg "An apt-get update did not return a zero exit code."
fi
else
warnmsg "Failed to acquire Perforce package repo public key."
UpdatePackages=0
fi
msg "Generating $P4AptGetRepo."
if ! echo "deb $PerforcePackageRepoURL/apt/$ThisOSName $ThisOSDistro release" > "$P4AptGetRepo"; then
warnmsg "Unable to generate $P4AptGetRepo."
UpdatePackages=0
fi
else
warnmsg "Skipping generation of $P4AptGetRepo due to lack of OS Name and Distro info."
UpdatePackages=0
fi
else
warnmsg "No Perforce supported package repository, RPM or APT, found to add. Skipping."
UpdatePackages=0
fi
if [[ "$UpdatePackages" -eq 1 && "$PackageManager" != zypper ]]; then
msg "Adding packages from the Perforce Package Repository."
run "$PackageManager install -y ${ExtraP4PackageList[$PackageManager]}" \
"Installing these packages with $PackageManager: ${PackageList[$PackageManager]}" ||\
warnmsg "Not all Perforce packages installed successfully. Proceeding."
fi
else
msg "Skipping addition of Perforce Package repository due to '-no_ppr'."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add Firewall rules.
if [[ "$DoFirewall" -eq 1 ]]; then
# Add Firewall rules for Firewalld, popular on the RHEL/RockyLinux/CentOS family.
if [[ "$FirewallType" == "Firewalld" ]]; then
msg "\\nConfiguring $FirewallType services.\\n"
cd "$FirewallDir" || bail "Could not cd to $FirewallDir."
for i in $SDPInstances; do
for binary in $BinList; do
svcName="${binary}_${i}"
svcFile="${svcName}.xml"
sed -e "s:__INSTANCE__:${i}:g" \
-e "s:__P4PORT__:${Config['P4_PORT']}:g" \
-e "s:__P4BROKER_PORT__:${Config['P4BROKER_PORT']}:g" \
"$ResetHome/${binary}_N.xml.t" > "$svcFile" ||\
bail "Failed to generate $PWD/$svcFile."
run "firewall-cmd --add-service=$svcName" \
"Adding firewall entry for $svcName." ||\
warnmsg "Adding firewall entry for $svcName failed."
done
run "firewall-cmd --runtime-to-permanent" \
"Permanently adding firewall entries" ||\
warnmsg "Adding permanent firewall entries failed."
done
run "firewall-cmd --reload" "Firewall reload." ||\
warnmsg "Firewall reload failed."
run "iptables-save" "Showing firewall rules." ||\
warnmsg "Showing firewall failed."
elif [[ "$FirewallType" == "IPTables" ]]; then
warnmsg "IPtables firewall detected, but not handled."
fi
else
msg "Skipping firewall setup due to '-no_firewall'."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Load crontab.
if [[ "$InstallCrontab" -eq 1 ]]; then
CrontabFile="$SDPCrontabDir/crontab.$RunUser.${HOSTNAME%%.*}"
# Search for SDP-generated crontab files in a particular order, looking for
# *.new files first and accounting for an SDP change introducing the
# SDP instance name info the file.
for i in $SDPInstances; do
for f in /p4/p4.crontab.${i}.new /p4/p4.crontab.${i} /p4/p4.crontab.new /p4/p4.crontab; do
if [[ -r "$f" ]]; then
CrontabFileInP4="$f"
break
fi
[[ -n "$CrontabFileInP4" ]] && break
done
done
if [[ -n "$CrontabFileInP4" ]]; then
run "mv $CrontabFileInP4 $CrontabFile" ||\
errmsg "Failed to move crontab file to $CrontabFile."
run "crontab -u $RunUser $CrontabFile" "Setting crontab for $RunUser." ||\
errmsg "Failed to load crontab."
else
warnmsg "No SDP-generated crontab file found. Skipping load of crontab."
fi
else
msg "Not loading crontab due to '-no_cron'."
fi
if [[ "$DoSDPVerify" -eq 1 && -x "$SDPVerify" ]]; then
SDPVerifyOptions+=" -L off"
if [[ "$LoadSampleDepot" -eq 1 ]]; then
SDPVerifyOptions+=" -online"
else
SDPVerifySkipTests="offline_db,p4root,p4t_files"
fi
[[ "$InstallCrontab" -eq 0 ]] && SDPVerifySkipTests+=",cron"
SDPVerifyOptions+=" -skip $SDPVerifySkipTests"
for i in $SDPInstances; do
SDPVerifyCmd="$SDPVerify $i $SDPVerifyOptions"
msg "\\nDoing SDP verification for instance $i."
if run "$SDPVerifyCmd"; then
msg "SDP verification for instance $i was OK."
else
errmsg "SDP verification for instance $i reported errors."
fi
done
else
msg "No $SDPVerify script found to execute. Skipping it."
fi
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Apply Support-recommended OS Tweaks to Linux kernel parameters.
# (e.g. KHugePage, etc.)
if [[ "$RunOSTweaks" -eq 1 ]]; then
if [[ "$ThisOS" == "Linux" ]]; then
if [[ -x "$OSTweaksScript" ]]; then
run "$OSTweaksScript" "Making recommended Linux OS tweaks." ||\
warnmsg "Non-zero exit code ($CMDEXITCODE) returned from $SDPSetupDir/os_tweaks.sh"
else
msg "Not making OS tweaks, $OSTweaksScript is missing or not executable."
fi
else
msg "Skipping OS tweaks on non-Linux OS."
fi
else
msg "Skipping OS tweaks due to '-no_tweaks'."
fi
if [[ "$ErrorCount" -eq 0 ]]; then
if [[ "$WarningCount" -eq 0 ]]; then
msg "\\nSUCCESS: SDP Configuration complete."
else
msg "\\nSUCCESS: SDP Configuration complete with $WarningCount warnings."
fi
if [[ "$MultiRun" -eq 0 ]]; then
run "chmod -x $ResetHome/reset_sdp.sh" \
"Removing execute permissions from $ThisScript." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to remove execute permissions from $ResetHome/reset_sdp.sh"
run "mv $ResetHome/reset_sdp.sh $ResetHome/reset_sdp.sh.txt" \
"Renamed to clarify this should not be executed again." ||\
warnmsg "Failed to rename to $ResetHome/reset_sdp.sh.txt"
else
msg "Self-disable safety feature ignored due to '-M'."
fi
else
msg "\\nSDP Configuration completed, but with $ErrorCount errors and $WarningCount warnings."
fi
exit "$ErrorCount"
| # | Change | User | Description | Committed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #93 | 29707 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2023.1.29698 (2023/07/11). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #92 | 29618 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2023.1.29616 (2023/05/25). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #91 | 29450 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2022.2.29448 (2023/02/27). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #90 | 29405 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2022.2.29403 (2023/02/06). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #89 | 28931 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2022.1.28929 (2022/07/05). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #88 | 28863 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2022.1.28834 (2022/05/27). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #87 | 28665 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2022.1.28663 (2022/03/08). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #86 | 28415 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2021.4.28409 (2021/11/24). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #85 | 28129 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2021.3.28126 (2021/10/24). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #84 | 27427 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released SDP 2021.2.27425 (2021/02/09). Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b perforce_software-helix-installer-dev'. |
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| #83 | 27229 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2021.1.27227 (2021/01/20). | ||
| #82 | 27165 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2021.1.27163 (2021/01/11). | ||
| #81 | 27139 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2021.1.27137 (2021/01/03). | ||
| #80 | 27036 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2020.2.27031 (2020/12/11). | ||
| #79 | 26975 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2020.2.26973 (2020/12/01). | ||
| #78 | 26831 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2020.1/26829 (2020/10/07). | ||
| #77 | 26793 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2020.1/26784 (2020/09/25). | ||
| #76 | 26609 | C. Thomas Tyler | Release HelixInstaller 2020.1.26607 (2020/07/10). | ||
| #75 | 26578 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2020.1.26576 (2020/06/17). | ||
| #74 | 26268 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.4/26181 (2020/01/22). | ||
| #73 | 26031 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2019.4.26026 (2019/08/22). | ||
| #72 | 26013 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2019.4.26010 (2019/08/21). | ||
| #71 | 26008 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2019.4.26006 (2019/08/20). | ||
| #70 | 25999 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2019.4.25995 (2019/08/20). | ||
| #69 | 25900 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2019.3.25890 (2019/07/24). | ||
| #68 | 25871 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2019.3.25869 (2019/07/23) | ||
| #67 | 25822 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.3/25820 (2019/07/11). | ||
| #66 | 25725 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.2/25723 (2019/06/19). | ||
| #65 | 25600 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2019.2.25598. | ||
| #64 | 25499 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/2019.2/25497 (2019/04/12). | ||
| #63 | 25495 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released. | ||
| #62 | 25394 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.1/25392 (2019/03/21). | ||
| #61 | 25384 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.1/25382 (2019/03/21). | ||
| #60 | 25328 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released Rev. HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.1/25324 (2019/03/08). |
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| #59 | 25315 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released Rev. HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.1/25313 (2019/03/07). |
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| #58 | 25287 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released Rev. HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.1/25285 (2019/03/06). |
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| #57 | 25284 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released Rev. HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.1/25282 (2019/03/06). |
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| #56 | 25260 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released Rev. HelixInstaller/MultiArch/2019.1/25250 (2019/03/02). |
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| #55 | 25166 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2019.1.25164 (2019/02/22). | ||
| #54 | 24914 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller 2018.2.24912. | ||
| #53 | 24865 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released HelixInstaller v2018.2.24862. | ||
| #52 | 23828 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2018.1.23826. | ||
| #51 | 23599 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer patch. | ||
| #50 | 23515 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released. | ||
| #49 | 23365 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released 2017.4.23363. | ||
| #48 | 23361 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released 2017.4.23359. | ||
| #47 | 23335 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2017.4.23333. | ||
| #46 | 23283 | C. Thomas Tyler | Released Helix Installer 2017.4.23281 | ||
| #45 | 23245 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Released reset_sdp.sh v2.9.5 adding support for a new workflow supporting testing a shelved changelist from the SPD dev branch. Use like this example: reset_sdp.sh -fast -b dev,@23123 2>&1 | tee reset.log where change @23123 would be a shelved changelist containing files shelved on the SDP dev branch. After cloning the SDP from the dev branch, it fetches the shelved changes, and then unshelves it in the local repo. |
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| #44 | 23060 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.8.32: * Corrected 'sed' replacements of email addresses in mkdirs.cfg. * Removed obsolete logic related to case sensitivity setting. |
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| #43 | 23056 | C. Thomas Tyler |
No functional change; cosmetic and convention-compliance/ maintainability enhancements only. |
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| #42 | 23054 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to latest SDP version. | ||
| #41 | 23008 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP Version. | ||
| #40 | 22299 | C. Thomas Tyler | Tweaked to use preferred ports: 1666 for p4broker, 1999 for p4d. | ||
| #39 | 22292 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Tweaked to use P4CONFIG=.p4config.local for 'p4 clone' operation only, and then it is unset to defer to the SDP standard. This fixes an issue where the local repo cloned from The Workshop with 'p4 clone' (using DVCS features) was getting confused with the 'p4d' instance we were trying to initialize. Also updated to download 2017.1 p4/p4d/p4broker executables plus Swarm 2017.1 package. |
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| #38 | 22209 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP version. | ||
| #37 | 22203 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Adapted to SDP structural changes including refactoring to add mkdirs.cfg. |
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| #36 | 21844 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Adjusted base URL for The Workshop to use 'https:' only; the 'http:' base URL no longer works due to a redirect on the Workshop's Swarm server. |
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| #35 | 21839 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.8.23: * Added exlusions to 'preserve dirs' feature to avoid copying DVCS repo files. * Reduced excessive noise losing the '-v' flag for tarfile extraction. * Enhanced to use 'curl' rather than 'wget', as it is functionally equivalent for our purposes, and is more ubiquituous. configure_sample_depot_for_sdp.sh v1.4.7: * Enhanced environment isolation. |
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| #34 | 21812 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Updated to latest SDP relelase. Added insulation from P4ENVIRO hijacking. |
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| #33 | 21539 | C. Thomas Tyler | Cosmetic fix. | ||
| #32 | 21536 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Updated SDP Version. Disabled shallow cloning to work around issue shallow cloning SDP from The Workshop (due to a rename in prior history). |
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| #31 | 21505 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP version. | ||
| #30 | 21503 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed cosmetic issue. | ||
| #29 | 21501 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to latest SDP release. | ||
| #28 | 21357 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed transposed digit. | ||
| #27 | 21354 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed typo in version id. | ||
| #26 | 21349 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Updated SDP version. Updated default release for P4/P4D to r16.2. Updated default Swarm to 2016.3. Adapated to new volume layout structure. Added support for generating SSL autogen cert file. |
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| #25 | 21246 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP version. | ||
| #24 | 21238 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Changed all 'ftp://' URLs to 'http://' protocol to have a better chance at dodging network and port filtering. |
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| #23 | 21037 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to latest SDP. | ||
| #22 | 20999 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP version. | ||
| #21 | 20978 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated default SDP version. | ||
| #20 | 20864 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated default SDP tar file. | ||
| #19 | 20863 | C. Thomas Tyler | Optimized for shallow cloning of SDP from Workshop. | ||
| #18 | 20656 | C. Thomas Tyler | Removed obsolete HostIP logic. | ||
| #17 | 20654 | C. Thomas Tyler |
A few minor tweaks to make it more in-line with the Battle School Lab Engine, a primary customer of the Helix Installer. |
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| #16 | 20568 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP to 2016.1.20559. | ||
| #15 | 20522 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP to 2016.1.20491. | ||
| #14 | 20483 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP to 2016.1.20460. | ||
| #13 | 20411 | C. Thomas Tyler | Optimzied sed. | ||
| #12 | 20400 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP to 2016.1.20395. | ||
| #11 | 20392 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to SDP 2016.1.20387. | ||
| #10 | 20375 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Tweaked sample DNS name of master server to use 'helix' name, emphasizing that it should be a host alias, not hard-coded to a specific machine (e.g. helix-01 or helix-02). Also uses the host short name, which should work if networking best practices are followed. |
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| #9 | 20359 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added comment encouring people not to be lazy and use the built-in password for production environments. |
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| #8 | 20358 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.7.6: * Updated to latest SDP, including change in password file location. * Updated to acquire Swarm 2016.1. |
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| #7 | 20052 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated latest packaged SDP default to 2016.1.20028. | ||
| #6 | 19900 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated default SDP version. | ||
| #5 | 19843 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated default to latest SDP. | ||
| #4 | 19416 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP version. | ||
| #3 | 19263 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Updated to test with 2016.1 executables. Enhanced code and internal docs. Tweaked URLS for pulling files from The Workshop. |
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| #2 | 19231 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Adjusted Swarm URL to reflect the Helix Installer move from //guest/tom_tyler to //guest/perforce_software. |
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| #1 | 19230 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Populate -o //guest/tom_tyler/helix-installer/... //guest/perforce_software/helix-installer/.... |
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| //guest/tom_tyler/helix-installer/main/src/reset_sdp.sh | |||||
| #21 | 18963 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to latest SDP 2016.1.18958. | ||
| #20 | 16837 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to latest SDP tarfile. | ||
| #19 | 16697 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Tweaked to account for cases where 'hostname -i' call returns more than one IP address. |
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| #18 | 16671 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.6.9: * Minor optimization to error message when gcc and/or gcc-c++ packages are missing. * The '-fast' flag now changes the error relating to gcc/g++ not being installed to a warning. * Added confirmation message if gcc/g++ are found. |
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| #17 | 16670 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.6.8: * Now clones SDP main branch from The Workshop by default, rather than using a tar file. * Added '-b' to override default branch (main), e.g. '-b dev'. * Added '-t <tarfile>' (or '-t default') to use the old tarfile install method of using a hard-coded tarball, good for when stability is preferred over using the very latest. |
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| #16 | 16660 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added '-p' flag to enable preserving existing directories under /p4/common. |
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| #15 | 16642 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated default SDP version. | ||
| #14 | 16624 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.6.5. For Linux hosts, optimized to use 'hostname -i' rather than 'hostname -I'. Added inline comments on IP selection on Linux and OSX. |
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| #13 | 16623 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Changed order of commands to fix issue with permissions when generating SDP broker config file. |
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| #12 | 16607 | C. Thomas Tyler | Audit enhancement. | ||
| #11 | 16606 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Improved handling of simulated mail from SDP scripts, so that live_checkpoint succeeds on all platforms; it had failed previosuly on Mac/Darwin due to failure sending email. Improved backup handling. |
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| #10 | 16602 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added '-local' option; avoids pulling from Workshop/FTP server. Updated Swarm to 2015.3. |
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| #9 | 16567 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP Version. | ||
| #8 | 16396 | C. Thomas Tyler | Rolled back Swarm version. | ||
| #7 | 16395 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to 2015.2 GA for P4D and 2015.3 GA for Swarm. | ||
| #6 | 16393 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Fixed issue with 'sed' call. Updated to work with new HOSTIP setting in SDP. |
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| #5 | 16377 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Updated to pick up latest SDP, and made corresponding adjustments to processing of subsitutions in mkdirs.sh. |
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| #4 | 16359 | C. Thomas Tyler | Minor code cleanlup. | ||
| #3 | 16358 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Adjusted base path for Helix Installer. Updated coypright to reference LICENSE file. |
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| #2 | 16349 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated to latest SDP version. | ||
| #1 | 15829 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Moved Helix Installer to new Workshop Standard for personal projects. |
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| //guest/tom_tyler/sw/main/hi/src/reset_sdp.sh | |||||
| #22 | 15629 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.5.0: * Updated SDP to 2015.1.15607. * Added '-C' (clean) flag to blast /depotdata/p4/common. |
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| #21 | 15611 | C. Thomas Tyler |
reset_sdp.sh v2.4.9: * Updated default Swarm to 2015.2. * Fixed mostly harmless bug attempting to pull a non-existing file from the web. |
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| #20 | 15060 | C. Thomas Tyler | Rollback of Copy Up done with a new utility that apparently needs some work. | ||
| #19 | 15051 | C. Thomas Tyler | Copy Up using 'p4 copy -r -b tom_tyler-hi-dev' | ||
| #18 | 15007 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed expression. | ||
| #17 | 14987 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Reduced excessive noise from from rsync and tar commands. Added '--delete' to rsync commands handling the Sample Depot to force a clean reset. Added clear completion messages. |
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| #16 | 14973 | C. Thomas Tyler | Added -no_ssl flag. | ||
| #15 | 14956 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed 'ps' check. | ||
| #14 | 14954 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed typo in case sensitivity mod. | ||
| #13 | 14953 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Updated various settings to match changes in SDP. Removed generation of a duplicate broker config file. |
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| #12 | 14952 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Adjusted case sensitivitiy to be case-sensitive on Linux, the opposite of the SDP default. |
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| #11 | 14949 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Enhanced to ensure that 'reset_sdp.sh' is the only script required. It now downloads all other scripts and data files as needed. |
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| #10 | 14910 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added initialtion of empty /depotdata /metadata and /logs dirs. |
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| #9 | 14903 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed issue running under Vagrant. | ||
| #8 | 14902 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Changed default list of SDP instances to initialize from "1 12 abc" (illustrating ability to use named rather than number instances) to just "1", which is mostly all that's wanted for testing and pilot installations. |
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| #7 | 14901 | C. Thomas Tyler | Fixed a typo in 'chmod' call. | ||
| #6 | 14188 | C. Thomas Tyler | Updated SDP version. | ||
| #5 | 14120 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Moved sample depot checkpoint load to configurator script. Added '-fast' flag to speed up testing. Various minor tweaks. |
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| #4 | 14106 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Implemented Sample Depot SDP configurator script. Tightened logic around process kill statement, and made it work for Linux/Mac. |
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| #3 | 14063 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added generation of initial live checkpoint for each instance. Adjusted permissions on downloads folder. Removed bad code fragements. Cosmetic enhancement to the password. |
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| #2 | 14033 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added script to transform stock Sample Depot data set to be SDP compliant (mostly a stub at this point). Various improvements to reset_sdp.sh and the wrapper r.sh. |
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| #1 | 13940 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added my personal reset_sdp test script. DO NOT DEPLOY on a live server. |
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