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nazunalika
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Add better syncing for current bash scripts (thanks pgreco) Continued python scripts, creating classes for local module imports, with some inspiration coming from cobbler
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172 lines
5.3 KiB
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# To be sourced by scripts to use
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# Revision must always start with a major number
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REVISION=8.6
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MAJOR="${REVISION:0:1}"
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MINOR="${REVISION:2:1}"
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# comment or blank if needed
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APPEND_TO_DIR="-RC2"
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STAGING_ROOT="/mnt/repos-staging"
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PRODUCTION_ROOT="/mnt/repos-production"
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# relative to ${ENV}_ROOT
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CATEGORY_STUB="mirror/pub/rocky"
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RELEASE_DIR="${CATEGORY_STUB}/${REVISION}${APPEND_TO_DIR}"
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# Set all repos that have no comps/groups associated with them. This is even in
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# cases where repos will not be available by normal means. It's just for
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# consistency.
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NONMODS_REPOS=(
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extras
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Devel
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plus
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rockyrpi
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)
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# These repos were originally separate from the main compose and need symlinks
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declare -A LINK_REPOS
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LINK_REPOS=(
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[NFV]="nfv"
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[Devel]="devel"
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)
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# These repos have comps/groups, except for debuginfo and sources
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MODS_REPOS=(
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BaseOS
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AppStream
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HighAvailability
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ResilientStorage
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PowerTools
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RT
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NFV
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)
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ALL_REPOS=(
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"${NONMODS_REPOS[@]}"
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"${MODS_REPOS[@]}"
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)
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NONSIG_COMPOSE=(
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Rocky
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Extras
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Rocky-devel
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Plus
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rockyrpi
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)
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declare -A SIG_COMPOSE
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SIG_COMPOSE=(
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[kernel]="kernel/kernel"
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[kmod]="kernel/kmod"
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)
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# These repos have modules
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MODS=(
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AppStream
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PowerTools
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)
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# functions
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# Note, EL8 and EL9 may not be the same, do not put in 'common'
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function treeinfoSaver() {
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BaseOSArch="${1}"
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TREEINFO_VAR="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/os/.treeinfo"
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PRISTINE_TREE="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/os/.treeinfo-pristine"
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/bin/cp "${TREEINFO_VAR}" "${PRISTINE_TREE}"
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}
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function treeinfoFixer() {
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BaseOSArch="${1}"
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TREEINFO_VAR="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/os/.treeinfo"
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PRISTINE_TREE="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/os/.treeinfo-pristine"
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test -f "${PRISTINE_TREE}"
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pris_retval=$?
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if [ "$pris_retval" -eq 0 ]; then
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/bin/cp "${PRISTINE_TREE}" "${TREEINFO_VAR}"
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else
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echo "WARNING: We do not have a pristine treeinfo to copy from"
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fi
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}
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# Note, EL8 and EL9 may not be the same, do not put in 'common'
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function treeinfoModder() {
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BaseOSArch="${1}"
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TREEINFO_VAR="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/os/.treeinfo"
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PRISTINE_TREE="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/os/.treeinfo-pristine"
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test -f "${TREEINFO_VAR}"
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treeinfo_retval=$?
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test -x /usr/bin/python3
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python_retval=$?
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# There is an awk way to do this, but it was easier to implement python and
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# cat heredoc together. It felt cleaner. This was a trick I had used in a
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# previous life when I had to admin Solaris systems, and I needed a way to
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# add a solaris 10 system into FreeIPA (it was not fun, let me tell you). But
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# the take away is I learned something kind of on the fly and well, it worked.
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# Emails should have stamps.
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if [ "$treeinfo_retval" -eq 0 ] && [ "$python_retval" -eq 0 ]; then
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cat <<EOF | /usr/bin/python3
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from configparser import ConfigParser
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config = ConfigParser()
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config.read('${TREEINFO_VAR}')
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config.set('tree', 'variants', 'BaseOS,AppStream')
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config.add_section('variant-AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'id', 'AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'name', 'AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'type', 'variant')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'uid', 'AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'packages', '../../../AppStream/${BaseOSArch}/os/Packages')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'repository', '../../../AppStream/${BaseOSArch}/os/')
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with open('${TREEINFO_VAR}', 'w') as configfile:
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config.write(configfile)
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EOF
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else
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echo "${TREEINFO_VAR}, or python3 does not exist on this system."
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fi
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/bin/cp "${TREEINFO_VAR}" "${PRISTINE_TREE}"
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}
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function treeinfoModderKickstart() {
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BaseOSArch="${1}"
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TREEINFO_VAR="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/kickstart/.treeinfo"
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PRISTINE_TREE="${STAGING_ROOT}/${RELEASE_DIR}/BaseOS/${BaseOSArch}/kickstart/.treeinfo-pristine"
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test -f "${TREEINFO_VAR}"
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treeinfo_retval=$?
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test -x /usr/bin/python3
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python_retval=$?
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# There is an awk way to do this, but it was easier to implement python and
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# cat heredoc together. It felt cleaner. This was a trick I had used in a
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# previous life when I had to admin Solaris systems, and I needed a way to
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# add a solaris 10 system into FreeIPA (it was not fun, let me tell you). But
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# the take away is I learned something kind of on the fly and well, it worked.
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# Emails should have stamps.
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if [ "$treeinfo_retval" -eq 0 ] && [ "$python_retval" -eq 0 ]; then
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cat <<EOF | /usr/bin/python3
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from configparser import ConfigParser
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config = ConfigParser()
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config.read('${TREEINFO_VAR}')
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config.set('tree', 'variants', 'BaseOS,AppStream')
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config.add_section('variant-AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'id', 'AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'name', 'AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'type', 'variant')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'uid', 'AppStream')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'packages', '../../../AppStream/${BaseOSArch}/kickstart/Packages')
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config.set('variant-AppStream', 'repository', '../../../AppStream/${BaseOSArch}/kickstart/')
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with open('${TREEINFO_VAR}', 'w') as configfile:
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config.write(configfile)
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EOF
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else
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echo "${TREEINFO_VAR}, or python3 does not exist on this system."
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fi
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/bin/cp "${TREEINFO_VAR}" "${PRISTINE_TREE}"
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}
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export -f treeinfoFixer
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export -f treeinfoModder
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export -f treeinfoModderKickstart
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