#!/usr/bin/perl # # Simple little program that takes the name of VM, parses its XML to find the 'vnetx' bridge links, # determines which bridge they're connected to and then takes the interfaces down, waits a few seconds, and # brings it back up. It cycles the interfaces connected to the BCN, then the SN and finally the IFN, always # in that order. # # The goal of this program is to simplify testing the Striker and Anvil! node installer scripts when using # KVM/qemu based VMs. # # Exit codes; # 0 = Normal exit. # 1 = Not run as root # 2 = Server name not passed in # 3 = Server not found # 4 = Server not running # use strict; use warnings; $| = 1; our $debug = 1; my $server = defined $ARGV[0] ? $ARGV[0] : ""; if (not $server) { print "[ Error ] - Server name required. Usage: '$0 '\n"; exit(2); } # Make sure we're running as 'root' # $< == real UID, $> == effective UID if (($< != 0) && ($> != 0)) { # Not root print "[ Error ] - This program requires root (or sudo) access.\n"; exit(1); } #print "Searching: [$server] for 'vnetX' interfaces...\n"; # We don't read switches, as the only allowed switch is the server's name. check_server_running($server); # If we're here, the server was found and running. my $nics = get_nic_list($server); # Now cycle the NICs. cycle_nics($server, $nics); exit(0); ############################################################################################################# # Functions # ############################################################################################################# # This does the work of cycling the NICs. sub cycle_nics { my ($server, $nics) = @_; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - server: [".$server."]\n" if $debug >= 2; print "Cycling network cables on the server: [".$server."]...\n"; my $nics_processed = 1; my $say_network = ""; foreach my $bridge_type ("bcn", "sn", "ifn") { print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - bridge_type: [".$bridge_type."]\n" if $debug >= 2; foreach my $network_number (sort {$a cmp $b} keys %{$nics->{$bridge_type}}) { print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - network_number: [".$network_number."]\n" if $debug >= 2; foreach my $bridge_number (sort {$a cmp $b} keys %{$nics->{$bridge_type}{$network_number}}) { if ($bridge_type eq "bcn") { $say_network = "Back-Chanel Network ".$network_number." - Bridge ".$bridge_number; } elsif ($bridge_type eq "sn") { $say_network = "Storage Network ".$network_number." - Bridge ".$bridge_number; } elsif ($bridge_type eq "ifn") { $say_network = "Internet-Facing Network ".$network_number." - Bridge ".$bridge_number; } print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - bridge_number: [".$bridge_number."]\n" if $debug >= 2; foreach my $this_vnet (sort {$a cmp $b} keys %{$nics->{$bridge_type}{$network_number}{$bridge_number}}) { print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - this_vnet: [".$this_vnet."]\n" if $debug >= 2; my $this_mac = $nics->{$bridge_type}{$network_number}{$bridge_number}{$this_vnet}; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - nics->${bridge_type}::${network_number}::${bridge_number}::${this_vnet}: [".$nics->{$bridge_type}{$network_number}{$bridge_number}{$this_vnet}."]\n" if $debug >= 2; # Down print "Unplugging: [".$this_vnet."] from: [".$say_network."]"; my $shell_call = "virsh domif-setlink ".$server." ".$this_vnet." down"; print "\n".__LINE__."; [ Debug ] - shell_call: [".$shell_call."]\n" if $debug >= 2; open (my $file_handle, $shell_call." 2>&1 |") or die "Failed to call: [$shell_call], error was: $!\n"; while(<$file_handle>) { chomp; my $line = $_; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - line: [".$line."]\n" if $debug >= 2; } close $file_handle; for (1..3) { #print "- Sleeping briefly\n"; print "."; sleep 1; } print " Reconnecting"; $shell_call = "virsh domif-setlink ".$server." ".$this_vnet." up"; print "\n".__LINE__."; [ Debug ] - shell_call: [".$shell_call."]\n" if $debug >= 2; open ($file_handle, $shell_call." 2>&1 |") or die "Failed to call: [$shell_call], error was: $!\n"; while(<$file_handle>) { chomp; my $line = $_; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - line: [".$line."]\n" if $debug >= 2; } close $file_handle; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - nics_processed: [".$nics_processed."], nics->count: [".$nics->{count}."]\n" if $debug >= 2; if ($nics_processed < $nics->{count}) { #print "- Sleeping briefly\n"; for(1..3) { print "."; sleep 1; } print " Up\n"; } else { print ". Up.\n"; } $nics_processed++; } } } } print "- Done.\n"; return(0); } # This parses the server's XML definition and returns a hash reference of interfaces to cycle. sub get_nic_list { my ($server) = @_; my $nic_count = 0; my $nics = {}; my $bridge_number = 0; my $network_number = 0; my $bridge_type = ""; my $this_vnet = ""; my $this_mac = ""; my $in_interface = 0; my $shell_call = "virsh dumpxml ".$server; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - shell_call: [".$shell_call."]\n" if $debug >= 2; open (my $file_handle, $shell_call." 2>&1 |") or die "Failed to call: [$shell_call], error was: $!\n"; while(<$file_handle>) { chomp; my $line = $_; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - line: [".$line."]\n" if $debug >= 2; if ($line =~ //) { $in_interface = 1; } if ($in_interface) { print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - line: [".$line."]\n" if $debug >= 2; if (($line =~ /source network='(.*?)'/) or ($line =~ /bridge='(.*?)'/)) { my $this_bridge = $1; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - this_bridge: [".$this_bridge."]\n" if $debug >= 2; ($bridge_type, $network_number, $bridge_number) = ($this_bridge =~ /^(\D+)(\d+)_bridge(\d+)$/); print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - bridge_type: [".$bridge_type."], network_number: [".$network_number."], bridge_number: [".$bridge_number."]\n" if $debug >= 2; } if ($line =~ /target dev='(.*?)'/) { $this_vnet = $1; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - this_vnet: [".$this_vnet."]\n" if $debug >= 2; } if ($line =~ /address='(.*?)'/) { $this_mac = $1; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - this_mac: [".$this_mac."]\n" if $debug >= 2; } } if ($line =~ /<\/interface>/) { # Record the details. print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - bridge_type: [".$bridge_type."], network_number: [".$network_number."], bridge_number: [".$bridge_number."], this_vnet: [".$this_vnet."], this_mac: [".$this_mac."]\n" if $debug >= 2; $nics->{$bridge_type}{$network_number}{$bridge_number}{$this_vnet} = $this_mac; $nic_count++; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - nics->${bridge_type}::${network_number}::${bridge_number}::${this_vnet}: [".$nics->{$bridge_type}{$network_number}{$bridge_number}{$this_vnet}."]\n" if $debug >= 2; # Clear the variables. $in_interface = 0; $bridge_number = 0; $network_number = 0; $bridge_type = ""; $this_vnet = ""; $this_mac = ""; } } close $file_handle; $nics->{count} = $nic_count; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - nics->count: [".$nics->{count}."]\n" if $debug >= 2; return($nics); } # This checks to see if the name of the server was found and is running. It will exit if a problem is found. sub check_server_running { my ($server) = @_; my $found = 0; my $shell_call = "virsh list --all"; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - shell_call: [".$shell_call."]\n" if $debug >= 2; open (my $file_handle, $shell_call." 2>&1 |") or die "Failed to call: [$shell_call], error was: $!\n"; while(<$file_handle>) { chomp; my $line = $_; $line =~ s/\n$//; $line =~ s/^\s+//; $line =~ s/\s+$//; $line =~ s/\s+/ /g; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - line: [".$line."]\n" if $debug >= 2; # Look for running servers if ($line =~ /^(\d+) (.*?) (.*)$/) { my $id = $1; my $this_server = $2; my $state = $3; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - id: [".$id."], server: [".$this_server."], state: [".$state."]\n" if $debug >= 2; if ($server eq $this_server) { # Found it $found = 1; last; } } # Look for stopped servers if ($line =~ /^- (.*?) (.*)$/) { my $this_server = $1; my $state = $2; print __LINE__."; [ Debug ] - id: [-], server: [".$this_server."], state: [".$state."]\n" if $debug >= 2; if ($server eq $this_server) { print "[ Error ] - The server: [".$server."] is not running.\n"; exit(4); } } } close $file_handle; if (not $found) { print "[ Error ] - The server: [".$server."] was not found.\n"; exit(3); } return(0); }