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#!/bin/sh
# Script to concat files to a config file.
#
# Given a directory like this:
# /path/to/conf.d
# |-- fragments
# | |-- 00_named.conf
# | |-- 10_domain.net
# | `-- zz_footer
#
# The script supports a test option that will build the concat file to a temp location and
# use /usr/bin/cmp to verify if it should be run or not. This would result in the concat happening
# twice on each run but gives you the option to have an unless option in your execs to inhibit rebuilds.
#
# Without the test option and the unless combo your services that depend on the final file would end up
# restarting on each run, or in other manifest models some changes might get missed.
#
# OPTIONS:
# -o The file to create from the sources
# -d The directory where the fragments are kept
# -t Test to find out if a build is needed, basically concats the files to a temp
# location and compare with what's in the final location, return codes are designed
# for use with unless on an exec resource
# -w Add a shell style comment at the top of the created file to warn users that it
# is generated by puppet
# -f Enables the creation of empty output files when no fragments are found
# -n Sort the output numerically rather than the default alpha sort
# -g Do NOT use the GNU entensions to find, xargs and sort; might cause problems on suitably funky filenames
#
# the command:
#
# concatfragments.sh -o /path/to/conffile.cfg -d /path/to/conf.d
#
# creates /path/to/conf.d/fragments.concat and copies the resulting
# file to /path/to/conffile.cfg. The files will be sorted alphabetically
# pass the -n switch to sort numerically.
#
# The script does error checking on the various dirs and files to make
# sure things don't fail.
OUTFILE=""
WORKDIR=""
TEST=""
FORCE=""
WARN=""
SORT1="-z"
SORT2=""
FINDARG="-print0"
XARGSARG="-0"
PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin
while getopts "o:s:d:tnw:fg" options; do
case $options in
o ) OUTFILE=$OPTARG;;
d ) WORKDIR=$OPTARG;;
n ) SORT2="-n";;
w ) WARNMSG="$OPTARG";;
f ) FORCE="true";;
t ) TEST="true";;
g ) FINDARG="" ; XARGSARG="" ; SORT1="" ;;
* ) echo "Specify output file with -o and fragments directory with -d"
exit 1;;
esac
done
SORTARG="$SORT1 $SORT2"
# do we have -o?
if [ x${OUTFILE} = "x" ]; then
echo "Please specify an output file with -o"
exit 1
fi
# do we have -d?
if [ x${WORKDIR} = "x" ]; then
echo "Please fragments directory with -d"
exit 1
fi
# can we write to -o?
if [ -f ${OUTFILE} ]; then
if [ ! -w ${OUTFILE} ]; then
echo "Cannot write to ${OUTFILE}"
exit 1
fi
else
if [ ! -w `dirname ${OUTFILE}` ]; then
echo "Cannot write to `dirname ${OUTFILE}` to create ${OUTFILE}"
exit 1
fi
fi
# do we have a fragments subdir inside the work dir?
if [ ! -d "${WORKDIR}/fragments" ] && [ ! -x "${WORKDIR}/fragments" ]; then
echo "Cannot access the fragments directory"
exit 1
fi
# are there actually any fragments?
if [ ! "$(ls -A ${WORKDIR}/fragments)" ]; then
if [ x${FORCE} = "x" ]; then
echo "The fragments directory is empty, cowardly refusing to make empty config files"
exit 1
fi
fi
cd ${WORKDIR}
if [ x${WARNMSG} = "x" ]; then
: > "fragments.concat"
else
printf '%s\n' "$WARNMSG" > "fragments.concat"
fi
# find all the files in the fragments directory, sort them numerically and concat to fragments.concat in the working dir
find fragments/ -type f -follow $FINDARG |sort ${SORTARG}|xargs $XARGSARG cat >>"fragments.concat"
if [ x${TEST} = "x" ]; then
# This is a real run, copy the file to outfile
cp fragments.concat ${OUTFILE}
RETVAL=$?
else
# Just compare the result to outfile to help the exec decide
cmp ${OUTFILE} fragments.concat
RETVAL=$?
fi
exit $RETVAL
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