Roxen.git/ server/ start

2013-01-22

2013-01-22 17:40:21 by Henrik Grubbström (Grubba) <grubba@grubba.org>

• 9f87e6caa2eca7b2312e9c8ee345348ae7f84210 (126 lines) (+90/-36) ^{[ Show | Annotate ]}
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Start: Move more functionality from init scripts to start script.

The init scripts were messing around with the Roxen pid file
performing work that the start script was already doing, but
with bugs that the start script had fixed.

Adds two new options to the start script:

--restart Restarts (or starts) the server.

--signal Sends a signal to the running Roxen process.

Fixes [bug 6670 (#6670)].

1:   #!/bin/sh   # - # $Id: start,v 1.249 2012/09/27 12:44:12 grubba Exp $ + # $Id$      ### If --silent-start is given as the first argument,   ### nothing will be printed to stdout by the script.
122:   # No debug by default.   debug=-1    + # Don't attempt to stop a running server by default. + stop="" +  + # Attempt to start the server by default. + start=1 +    # Locate Pike binary.   find_pike   
338:    remove_dumped=1;    ;;    '--stop') -  stop=1; +  stop="TERM"; +  start="";    ;; -  +  '--restart') +  stop="TERM"; +  start=1; +  ;; +  '--signal') +  stop="$2" +  shift +  start=""; +  ;;       '--once')    once=${once:-1}
510:       .B--stopB.: Stop the server.    +  .B--restartB.: Stop the server, and then restart it. +  +  .B--signalB.: Send the specified signal to the running +  Roxen process. +     .B--keep-mysqlB.: Do not shut down MySQL process when exiting    the start script. Useful during development    or any other scenario where the start script
1051:    cleanup_roxen_pid_file   }    + # <pid> <signal> <type> <canonicalconf> <description> + stop_roxen() + { +  if roxenp "$1" "$3" "$4"; then +  if [ "$2" = "TERM" ]; then +  dp "Shutting down the $5..." +  kill "$1" || exit 1 +  while processp "$1" 2>/dev/null; do +  echo "Waiting for $5 $1 to die." >&2 +  sleep 1 +  done +  else +  kill "-$2" "$1" || exit 1 +  fi +  return 0 +  fi +  return 1 + }      #   # Now do the stuff
1069:    if [ -f "$pidfile" ]; then    if read roxenpid && read scriptpid; then    problems="" -  if roxenp "$scriptpid" "start" "$canonicalconf"; then -  dp "Shutting down the start script..." -  kill "$scriptpid" -  while processp $pid 2>/dev/null; do -  echo "Waiting for start script $pid to die." >&2 -  sleep 1 -  done +  # NB: No need to shut down the start-script +  # if we're going to do a restart. +  if [ "$start"x = x -a "$stop" = "TERM" ]; then +  if stop_roxen "$scriptpid" "TERM" "start" "$canonicalconf" "start script"; then +  :    else    problems="nostart"    fi -  +  fi    # NB: At this point the original start script has    # often already shut down the server, but... -  if roxenp "$roxenpid" "server" "$canonicalconf"; then -  dp "Shutting down the server..." -  kill "$roxenpid" -  while processp $roxenpid 2>/dev/null; do -  echo "Waiting for roxen $roxenpid to die." >&2 -  sleep 1 -  done +  if stop_roxen "$roxenpid" "$stop" "server" "$canonicalconf" "Roxen server"; then +  :    else    problems="$problems:noserver"    fi
1099:    rm "$pidfile"    :    fi +  if [ "$problems:$start" = "nostart:1" ]; then +  dp "The listed start script was dead. Starting a new one." +  : +  fi    else    dp "There is a pid file $pidfile,"    dp "but it seems to be truncated."
1107:    else    dp "The pid file $pidfile does not exist."    dp "The server is probably not running." +  if [ "$stop" != "TERM" ]; then +  exit 1    fi -  exit +     fi -  +  if [ "$start"x = x ]; then +  exit 0 +  fi +  fi    # Avoid duplicate start scripts if we got a pid file. -  test -f "$pidfile" && { +  if [ -f "$pidfile" ]; then +  {    if read roxenpid && read scriptpid; then    if roxenp "$scriptpid" "start" "$canonicalconf" 2>/dev/null ; then -  +  if [ "$stop"x = x ]; then    dp "According to the pid file $pidfile,"    dp "there is already a start script running with pid $scriptpid. Specify "    dp "another pid file with --pid-file if this is a different server."    dp "Server not started." -  : +  exit 1 +  fi +  dp "The old start script (pid $scriptpid) should now restart the server." +  exit 2    elif roxenp "$roxenpid" "server" "$canonicalconf" 2>/dev/null ; then    dp "According to the pid file $pidfile,"    dp "there is already a server running with pid $roxenpid, but its start "    dp "script seems to have died. You should shut it down and restart "    dp "it, since it won't restart automatically. Server not started." -  : -  else false; fi -  else false; fi -  } < "$pidfile" && exit 1 +  exit 1 +  fi +  fi +  } < "$pidfile" || { +  # NB: The exits above just exit the subshell used for the +  # redirect. Adjust the exit codes and exit for real. +  [ "$?" = "2" ]; +  exit; +  } +  fi    # Minor race here.    lock_pid_file $start_pid "start" "$canonicalconf"    { echo "x" && echo $start_pid; } > "$pidfile"