CLI and .conf File Parameters

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Typedefs
typedef status_t(*	agt_conf_write_fn_t) (FILE *conf_file, void *cookie)
	conf file writer function callback More...

Functions
status_t	agt_cli_process_input (int argc, char *argv[], agt_profile_t *agt_profile, boolean *showver, help_mode_t *showhelpmode, boolean *no_watcher)
	Process the param line parameters against the hardwired parmset for the netconfd program. More...
val_value_t *	agt_cli_get_valset (void)
	Retrieve the command line parameter set from boot time. More...
const xmlChar *	agt_cli_get_confspec (void)
	Retrieve the config file used or NULL if none. More...
void	agt_cli_cleanup (void)
	Cleanup the module static data. More...
status_t	agt_conf_load_files (const xmlChar *conf_filespec, val_value_t *valset, const xmlChar *conf_dirspec, boolean *skip_def_confdir)
	Default main loaded first: /etc/yumapro/netconfd-pro.conf. More...
status_t	agt_conf_create_file (const xmlChar *confname, const xmlChar *revision, agt_conf_write_fn_t conf_write_fn, void *cookie)
	Create a module or bundle config in the confdir. More...
status_t	agt_conf_delete_file (const xmlChar *confname, const xmlChar *revision)
	Delete a module or bundle config in the confdir. More...
status_t	agt_conf_test_write_file (const xmlChar *confname, const xmlChar *revision)
	Test Append a conf dir. More...
void	agt_profile_init_server_profile (agt_profile_t *agt_profile)
	Hardwire the initial server profile variables. More...
void	agt_profile_clean_server_profile (agt_profile_t *agt_profile)
	Clean the server profile variables. More...

Detailed Description

CLI utilities to process the CLI parameters at boot-time. Gathers all parameters and keeps them in an accessible val_value_t tree while the program is running. The parameters are applied to the system at boot-time.

Default conf file is stored in /etc/yumapro/netconfd-pro.conf. Parameters entered at the command line will over-ride any value set in the .conf file. The 'config' parameter is not allowed in a .conf file.

Typedef Documentation

agt_conf_write_fn_t

typedef status_t(* agt_conf_write_fn_t) (FILE *conf_file, void *cookie)

conf file writer function callback

Parameters

conf_file	open file to write
cookie	caller parameter cookie

Returns

status:

• NO_ERR file will be closed
• else file will be removed

Function Documentation

agt_cli_cleanup()

void agt_cli_cleanup

(

void

)

Cleanup the module static data.

Called by the server during shutdown.

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agt_cli_get_confspec()

const xmlChar* agt_cli_get_confspec

(

void

)

Retrieve the config file used or NULL if none.

Returns

pointer to config filespec

agt_cli_get_valset()

val_value_t* agt_cli_get_valset

(

void

)

Retrieve the command line parameter set from boot time.

Returns

pointer to parmset or NULL if none

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agt_cli_process_input()

status_t agt_cli_process_input	(	int	argc,
		char *	argv[],
		agt_profile_t *	agt_profile,
		boolean *	showver,
		help_mode_t *	showhelpmode,
		boolean *	no_watcher
	)

Process the param line parameters against the hardwired parmset for the netconfd program.

Parameters

argc	argument count
argv	array of command line argument strings
agt_profile	server profile struct to fill in
showver	address of version return quick-exit status
showhelpmode	address of help return quick-exit status
no_watcher	watcher param to fill in

Return values

*agt_profile	is filled in, with parms gathered or defaults
*showver	TRUE if user requsted version quick-exit mode
*showhelpmode	requested help mode (none, breief, normal, full)
*no_watcher	TRUE if user specified no-watcher param

Returns

NO_ERR if all goes well

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agt_conf_create_file()

status_t agt_conf_create_file	(	const xmlChar *	confname,
		const xmlChar *	revision,
		agt_conf_write_fn_t	conf_write_fn,
		void *	cookie
	)

Create a module or bundle config in the confdir.

Parameters

confname	module or bundle name
revision	revision date string
conf_write_fn	callback function to create the file
cookie	cookie to pass to callback

Returns

NO_ERR if file created

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agt_conf_delete_file()

status_t agt_conf_delete_file	(	const xmlChar *	confname,
		const xmlChar *	revision
	)

Delete a module or bundle config in the confdir.

Parameters

confname	module or bundle name
revision	revision date string

Returns

NO_ERR if file found and deleted

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agt_conf_load_files()

status_t agt_conf_load_files	(	const xmlChar *	conf_filespec,
		val_value_t *	valset,
		const xmlChar *	conf_dirspec,
		boolean *	skip_def_confdir
	)

Default main loaded first: /etc/yumapro/netconfd-pro.conf.

Set with –config/path/to/myconf.conf

Also check for extra config files: Default conf-dir: /etc/yumapro/netconfd-pro.d/

Parameters

conf_filespec	main netconfd-pro.conf (may be NULL)
valset	value to add any found parameters
conf_dirspec	directory to check for more foo.conf files (may be NULL)
skip_def_confdir	address of return flag

Return values

valset	filled in with any found parameters
*skip_def_confdir	TRUE if no default conf-dir found

Returns

NO_ERR if all goes well

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agt_conf_test_write_file()

status_t agt_conf_test_write_file	(	const xmlChar *	confname,
		const xmlChar *	revision
	)

Test Append a conf dir.

Parameters

confname	module or bundle name
revision	revision date string (may be NULL)

Returns

NO_ERR if file created

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agt_profile_clean_server_profile()

void agt_profile_clean_server_profile

(

agt_profile_t *

agt_profile

)

Clean the server profile variables.

Parameters

agt_profile

profile struct to clean

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agt_profile_init_server_profile()

void agt_profile_init_server_profile

(

agt_profile_t *

agt_profile

)

Hardwire the initial server profile variables.

Parameters

agt_profile

profile to initialize

Returns

*agt_profile is filled in with params of defaults

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