/*___INFO__MARK_BEGIN__*/ /************************************************************************* * * The Contents of this file are made available subject to the terms of * the Sun Industry Standards Source License Version 1.2 * * Sun Microsystems Inc., March, 2001 * * * Sun Industry Standards Source License Version 1.2 * ================================================= * The contents of this file are subject to the Sun Industry Standards * Source License Version 1.2 (the "License"); You may not use this file * except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the * License at http://gridengine.sunsource.net/Gridengine_SISSL_license.html * * Software provided under this License is provided on an "AS IS" basis, * WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, * WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES THAT THE SOFTWARE IS FREE OF DEFECTS, * MERCHANTABLE, FIT FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGING. * See the License for the specific provisions governing your rights and * obligations concerning the Software. * * The Initial Developer of the Original Code is: Sun Microsystems, Inc. * * Copyright: 2001 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. * * All Rights Reserved. * ************************************************************************/ /*___INFO__MARK_END__*/ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #if defined(SGE_MT) #include #endif #include "sge_bootstrap.h" #include "sge_hostname.h" #include "sgermon.h" #include "sge_log.h" #include "sge_language.h" #include "sge_time.h" #include "sge_unistd.h" #include "sge_string.h" #include "sge_prog.h" #include "sge_uidgid.h" #include "msg_utilib.h" #include "sge_mtutil.h" #define ALIAS_DELIMITER "\n\t ,;" #define SGE_MAXNISRETRY 5 #ifndef h_errno extern int h_errno; #endif extern void trace(char *); /* MT-NOTE: hostlist used only in qmaster, commd and some utilities */ static host *hostlist = NULL; /* MT-NOTE: localhost used only in commd */ static host *localhost = NULL; static pthread_mutex_t get_qmaster_port_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; static pthread_mutex_t get_execd_port_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; static struct servent *sge_getservbyname_r(struct servent *se_result, const char *service, char *buffer, size_t size) { struct servent *se; int nisretry = SGE_MAXNISRETRY; while (nisretry--) { /******************************************************************************* * TODO: * Whoever extends this function to account for other architectures, * DO NOT base the ifdef's on architecture names. Instead, use the format: * GETSERVBYNAM_R. For example, instead of "LINUX" below, you * should use "GETSERVBYNAM_R6". For architectures without a reentrant * version of the function, use "GETSERVBYNAM_M" and use locks to make it MT * safe. This will require that you update aimk to include the correct defines * for each architecture. ******************************************************************************/ #if defined(LINUX_NATIVE) if (getservbyname_r(service, "tcp", se_result, buffer, size, &se) != 0) se = NULL; #elif defined(SOLARIS) se = getservbyname_r(service, "tcp", se_result, buffer, size); #else se = getservbyname(service, "tcp"); #endif if (se != NULL) { return se; } else { sleep(1); } } return NULL; } /****** sge_hostname/sge_get_qmaster_port() ************************************ * NAME * sge_get_qmaster_port() -- get qmaster port * * SYNOPSIS * int sge_get_qmaster_port(bool *from_services) * * FUNCTION * This function returns the TCP/IP port of the qmaster daemon. It returns * a cached value from a previous run. The cached value will be refreshed * every 10 Minutes. The port may come from environment variable * SGE_QMASTER_PORT or the services files entry "sge_qmaster". * * INPUTS * bool *from_services - Pointer to a boolean which is set to true * when the port value comes from the services file. * * RESULT * int - port of qmaster * *******************************************************************************/ #define SGE_PORT_CACHE_TIMEOUT 60*10 /* 10 Min. */ int sge_get_qmaster_port(bool *from_services) { char* port = NULL; int int_port = -1; struct timeval now; static long next_timeout = 0; static int cached_port = -1; static bool is_port_from_services_file = false; DENTER(GDI_LAYER, "sge_get_qmaster_port"); sge_mutex_lock("get_qmaster_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_qmaster_port_mutex); /* check for reresolve timeout */ gettimeofday(&now,NULL); if (next_timeout > 0 ) { DPRINTF(("reresolve port timeout in "sge_U32CFormat"\n", sge_u32c( next_timeout - now.tv_sec))); } /* get port from cache when next_timeout for re-resolving is not reached */ if (cached_port >= 0 && next_timeout > now.tv_sec) { int_port = cached_port; if (from_services != NULL) { *from_services = is_port_from_services_file; } DPRINTF(("returning cached port value: "sge_U32CFormat"\n", sge_u32c(int_port))); sge_mutex_unlock("get_qmaster_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_qmaster_port_mutex); DEXIT; return int_port; } /* get port from environment variable SGE_QMASTER_PORT */ port = getenv("SGE_QMASTER_PORT"); if (port != NULL) { int_port = atoi(port); is_port_from_services_file = false; } /* get port from services file */ if (int_port <= 0) { char buffer[2048]; struct servent se_result; struct servent* se_help = NULL; se_help = sge_getservbyname_r(&se_result, "sge_qmaster", buffer, sizeof(buffer)); if (se_help != NULL) { int_port = ntohs(se_help->s_port); if (int_port > 0) { /* we found a port in the services */ is_port_from_services_file = true; if (from_services != NULL) { *from_services = is_port_from_services_file; } } } } if (int_port <= 0 ) { ERROR((SGE_EVENT, MSG_UTI_CANT_GET_ENV_OR_PORT_SS, "SGE_QMASTER_PORT", "sge_qmaster")); if ( cached_port > 0 ) { WARNING((SGE_EVENT, MSG_UTI_USING_CACHED_PORT_SU, "sge_qmaster", sge_u32c(cached_port) )); int_port = cached_port; } else { sge_mutex_unlock("get_qmaster_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_qmaster_port_mutex); SGE_EXIT(NULL, 1); } } else { DPRINTF(("returning port value: "sge_U32CFormat"\n", sge_u32c(int_port))); /* set new timeout time */ gettimeofday(&now,NULL); next_timeout = now.tv_sec + SGE_PORT_CACHE_TIMEOUT; /* set new port value */ cached_port = int_port; } sge_mutex_unlock("get_qmaster_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_qmaster_port_mutex); DEXIT; return int_port; } int sge_get_execd_port(void) { char* port = NULL; int int_port = -1; struct timeval now; static long next_timeout = 0; static int cached_port = -1; DENTER(TOP_LAYER, "sge_get_execd_port"); sge_mutex_lock("get_execd_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_execd_port_mutex); /* check for reresolve timeout */ gettimeofday(&now,NULL); if ( next_timeout > 0 ) { DPRINTF(("reresolve port timeout in "sge_U32CFormat"\n", sge_u32c( next_timeout - now.tv_sec))); } if ( cached_port >= 0 && next_timeout > now.tv_sec ) { int_port = cached_port; DPRINTF(("returning cached port value: "sge_U32CFormat"\n", sge_u32c(int_port))); sge_mutex_unlock("get_execd_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_execd_port_mutex); return int_port; } port = getenv("SGE_EXECD_PORT"); if (port != NULL) { int_port = atoi(port); } /* get port from services file */ if (int_port <= 0) { char buffer[2048]; struct servent se_result; struct servent* se_help = NULL; se_help = sge_getservbyname_r(&se_result, "sge_execd", buffer, sizeof(buffer)); if (se_help != NULL) { int_port = ntohs(se_help->s_port); } } if (int_port <= 0 ) { ERROR((SGE_EVENT, MSG_UTI_CANT_GET_ENV_OR_PORT_SS, "SGE_EXECD_PORT" , "sge_execd")); if ( cached_port > 0 ) { WARNING((SGE_EVENT, MSG_UTI_USING_CACHED_PORT_SU, "sge_execd", sge_u32c(cached_port) )); int_port = cached_port; } else { sge_mutex_unlock("get_execd_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_execd_port_mutex); SGE_EXIT(NULL, 1); } } else { DPRINTF(("returning port value: "sge_U32CFormat"\n", sge_u32c(int_port))); /* set new timeout time */ gettimeofday(&now,NULL); next_timeout = now.tv_sec + SGE_PORT_CACHE_TIMEOUT; /* set new port value */ cached_port = int_port; } sge_mutex_unlock("get_execd_port_mutex", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &get_execd_port_mutex); DEXIT; return int_port; } static int matches_addr(struct hostent *he, char *addr); static host *sge_host_search_pred_alias(host *h); static int matches_name(struct hostent *he, const char *name); static void sge_host_delete(host *h); /* this globals are used for profiling */ unsigned long gethostbyname_calls = 0; unsigned long gethostbyname_sec = 0; unsigned long gethostbyaddr_calls = 0; unsigned long gethostbyaddr_sec = 0; #if 0 /*defined(SOLARIS)*/ int gethostname(char *name, int namelen); #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYNAME_M /* guards access to the non-MT-safe gethostbyname system call */ static pthread_mutex_t hostbyname_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYADDR_M /* guards access to the non-MT-safe gethostbyaddr system call */ static pthread_mutex_t hostbyaddr_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; #endif /****** uti/hostname/uti_state_get_localhost() ************************************* * NAME * uti_state_get_localhost() - read access to uti lib global variables * * FUNCTION * Provides access to either global variable or per thread global variable. * *******************************************************************************/ host *uti_state_get_localhost(void) { /* so far called only by commd */ return localhost; } #define MAX_RESOLVER_BLOCKING 15 /****** uti/hostname/sge_gethostbyname_retry() ************************************* * NAME * sge_gethostbyname_retry() -- gethostbyname() wrapper * * SYNOPSIS * struct hostent *sge_gethostbyname_retry(const char *name) * * FUNCTION * Wraps sge_gethostbyname() function calls, and retries if the host is not * found. * * return value must be released by function caller (don't forget the * char** array lists inside of struct hostent) * * If possible (libcomm linked) use getuniquehostname() or * cl_com_cached_gethostbyname() or cl_com_gethostname() from commlib. * * This will return an sge aliased hostname. * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: see sge_gethostbyname() *******************************************************************************/ struct hostent *sge_gethostbyname_retry( const char *name ) { int i; struct hostent *he; DENTER(TOP_LAYER, "sge_gethostbyname_retry"); if (!name || name[0] == '\0') { DPRINTF(("hostname to resolve is NULL or has zero length\n")); DEXIT; return NULL; } he = sge_gethostbyname(name,NULL); if (he == NULL) { for (i = 0; i < MAX_NIS_RETRIES && he == NULL; i++) { DPRINTF(("Couldn't resolve hostname %s\n", name)); sleep(1); he = sge_gethostbyname(name,NULL); } } DEXIT; return he; } /****** uti/host/sge_gethostbyname() **************************************** * NAME * sge_gethostbyname() -- gethostbyname() wrapper * * SYNOPSIS * struct hostent *sge_gethostbyname(const char *name) * * FUNCTION * Wrapps gethostbyname() function calls, measures time spent * in gethostbyname() and logs when very much time has passed. * * return value must be released by function caller (don't forget the * char* array lists inside of struct hostent) * * If possible (libcomm linked) use getuniquehostname() or * cl_com_cached_gethostbyname() or cl_com_gethostname() from libcomm. * * This will return an sge aliased hostname. * * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_gethostbyname() is MT safe * MT-NOTE: sge_gethostbyname() uses a mutex to guard access to the * MT-NOTE: gethostbyname() system call on all platforms other than Solaris, * MT-NOTE: Linux, AIX, Tru64, HP-UX, and MacOS 10.2 and greater. Therefore, * MT-NOTE: except on the aforementioned platforms, MT calls to * MT-NOTE: gethostbyname() must go through sge_gethostbyname() to be MT safe. *******************************************************************************/ struct hostent *sge_gethostbyname(const char *name, int* system_error_retval) { struct hostent *he = NULL; time_t now; time_t time; int l_errno = 0; DENTER(GDI_LAYER, "sge_gethostbyname"); /* This method goes to great lengths to slip a reentrant gethostbyname into * the code without making changes to the rest of the source base. That * basically means that we have to make some redundant copies to * return to the caller. This method doesn't appear to be highly utilized, * so that's probably ok. If it's not ok, the interface can be changed * later. */ now = (time_t)sge_get_gmt(); gethostbyname_calls++; /* profiling */ #ifdef GETHOSTBYNAME_R6 #define SGE_GETHOSTBYNAME_FOUND /* This is for Linux */ DPRINTF (("Getting host by name - Linux\n")); { struct hostent re; char buffer[4096]; /* No need to malloc he because it will end up pointing to re. */ gethostbyname_r(name, &re, buffer, 4096, &he, &l_errno); /* Since re contains pointers into buffer, and both re and the buffer go * away when we exit this code block, we make a deep copy to return. */ /* Yes, I do mean to check if he is NULL and then copy re! No, he * doesn't need to be freed first. */ if (he != NULL) { he = sge_copy_hostent (&re); } } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYNAME_R5 #define SGE_GETHOSTBYNAME_FOUND /* This is for Solaris */ DPRINTF (("Getting host by name - Solaris\n")); { char buffer[4096]; struct hostent *help_he = NULL; he = (struct hostent *)malloc (sizeof (struct hostent)); if (he != NULL) { memset(he, 0, sizeof(struct hostent)); /* On Solaris, this function returns the pointer to my struct on success * and NULL on failure. */ help_he = gethostbyname_r(name, he, buffer, 4096, &l_errno); /* Since he contains pointers into buffer, and buffer goes away when we * exit this code block, we make a deep copy to return. */ if (help_he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent(he); FREE(he); he = new_he; } else { FREE(he); } } } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYNAME_R3 #define SGE_GETHOSTBYNAME_FOUND /* This is for AIX < 4.3, HPUX < 11, and Tru64 */ DPRINTF (("Getting host by name - 3 arg\n")); { struct hostent_data he_data; memset(&he_data, 0, sizeof(he_data)); he = (struct hostent *)malloc (sizeof (struct hostent)); if (he != NULL) { memset(he, 0, sizeof(struct hostent)); if (gethostbyname_r(name, he, &he_data) < 0) { /* If this function fails, free he so that we can test if it's NULL * later in the code. */ FREE(he); } /* The location of the error code is actually undefined. I'm just * assuming that it's in h_errno since that's where it is in the unsafe * version. * h_errno is, of course, not thread safe, but if there's an error we're * already screwed, so we won't worry to much about it. * An alternative would be to set errno to HOST_NOT_FOUND. */ l_errno = h_errno; /* Since he contains pointers into he_data, and he_data goes away when we * exit this code block, we make a deep copy to return. */ if (he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent(he); FREE(he); he = new_he; } } } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYNAME #define SGE_GETHOSTBYNAME_FOUND /* This is for AIX >= 4.3, HPUX >= 11, and Mac OS X >= 10.2 */ DPRINTF (("Getting host by name - Thread safe\n")); he = gethostbyname(name); /* The location of the error code is actually undefined. I'm just * assuming that it's in h_errno since that's where it is in the unsafe * version. * h_errno is, of course, not thread safe, but if there's an error we're * already screwed, so we won't worry too much about it. * An alternative would be to set errno to HOST_NOT_FOUND. */ l_errno = h_errno; if (he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent (he); /* do NOT free he, there was no malloc() */ he = new_he; } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYNAME_M #define SGE_GETHOSTBYNAME_FOUND /* This is for Mac OS < 10.2, IRIX, and everyone else * - Actually, IRIX 6.5.17 supports a reentrant getaddrinfo(), but it's not * worth the effort. */ DPRINTF (("Getting host by name - Mutex guarded\n")); sge_mutex_lock("hostbyname", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &hostbyname_mutex); he = gethostbyname(name); l_errno = h_errno; if (he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent (he); /* do NOT free he, there was no malloc() */ he = new_he; } sge_mutex_unlock("hostbyname", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &hostbyname_mutex); #endif #ifndef SGE_GETHOSTBYNAME_FOUND #error "no sge_gethostbyname() definition for this architecture." #endif time = (time_t)sge_get_gmt() - now; gethostbyname_sec += time; /* profiling */ /* warn about blocking gethostbyname() calls */ if (time > MAX_RESOLVER_BLOCKING) { WARNING((SGE_EVENT, "gethostbyname(%s) took %d seconds and returns %s\n", name, (int)time, he?"success": (l_errno == HOST_NOT_FOUND)?"HOST_NOT_FOUND": (l_errno == TRY_AGAIN)?"TRY_AGAIN": (l_errno == NO_RECOVERY)?"NO_RECOVERY": (l_errno == NO_DATA)?"NO_DATA": (l_errno == NO_ADDRESS)?"NO_ADDRESS":"")); } if (system_error_retval != NULL) { *system_error_retval = l_errno; } DEXIT; return he; } /****** uti/host/sge_copy_hostent() **************************************** * NAME * sge_copy_hostent() -- make a deep copy of a struct hostent * * SYNOPSIS * struct hostent *sge_copy_hostent (struct hostent *orig) * * FUNCTION * Makes a deep copy of a struct hostent so that sge_gethostbyname() can * free it's buffer for the gethostbyname_r() calls on Linux and Solaris. * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_copy_hostent() is MT safe *******************************************************************************/ struct hostent *sge_copy_hostent(struct hostent *orig) { struct hostent *copy = (struct hostent *)malloc(sizeof(struct hostent)); char **p = NULL; int count = 0; DENTER (GDI_LAYER, "sge_copy_hostent"); if (copy != NULL) { /* reset the malloced memory */ memset(copy, 0, sizeof(struct hostent)); /* Easy stuff first */ copy->h_name = strdup(orig->h_name); copy->h_addrtype = orig->h_addrtype; copy->h_length = orig->h_length; /* Count the number of entries */ count = 0; for (p = orig->h_addr_list; *p != NULL; p++) { count++; } DPRINTF (("%d names in h_addr_list\n", count)); copy->h_addr_list = (char **) malloc (sizeof (char *) * (count + 1)); /* Copy the entries */ count = 0; for (p = orig->h_addr_list; *p != NULL; p++) { #ifndef in_addr_t int tmp_size = sizeof (uint32_t); /* POSIX definition for AF_INET */ #else int tmp_size = sizeof (in_addr_t); #endif /* struct in_addr */ copy->h_addr_list[count] = (char *)malloc (tmp_size); memcpy (copy->h_addr_list[count++], *p, tmp_size); } copy->h_addr_list[count] = NULL; /* Count the number of entries */ count = 0; for (p = orig->h_aliases; *p != 0; p++) { count++; } DPRINTF (("%d names in h_aliases\n", count)); copy->h_aliases = (char **) malloc (sizeof (char *) * (count + 1)); /* Copy the entries */ count = 0; for (p = orig->h_aliases; *p != 0; p++) { int tmp_size = (strlen(*p) + 1) * sizeof(char); copy->h_aliases[count] = (char *)malloc(tmp_size); memcpy(copy->h_aliases[count++], *p, tmp_size); } copy->h_aliases[count] = NULL; } DEXIT; return copy; } /****** uti/host/sge_gethostbyaddr() **************************************** * NAME * sge_gethostbyaddr() -- gethostbyaddr() wrapper * * SYNOPSIS * struct hostent *sge_gethostbyaddr(const struct in_addr *addr) * * FUNCTION * Wrapps gethostbyaddr() function calls, measures time spent * in gethostbyaddr() and logs when very much time has passed. * * return value must be released by function caller (don't forget the * char** array lists inside of struct hostent) * * If possible (libcomm linked) use cl_com_cached_gethostbyaddr() * from libcomm. This will return an sge aliased hostname. * * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_gethostbyaddr() is MT safe * MT-NOTE: sge_gethostbyaddr() uses a mutex to guard access to the * MT-NOTE: gethostbyaddr() system call on all platforms other than Solaris, * MT-NOTE: Linux, and HP-UX. Therefore, except on the aforementioned * MT-NOTE: platforms, MT calls to gethostbyaddr() must go through * MT-NOTE: sge_gethostbyaddr() to be MT safe. *******************************************************************************/ struct hostent *sge_gethostbyaddr(const struct in_addr *addr, int* system_error_retval) { struct hostent *he = NULL; time_t now; time_t time; int l_errno; DENTER(TOP_LAYER, "sge_gethostbyaddr"); /* This method goes to great lengths to slip a reentrant gethostbyaddr into * the code without making changes to the rest of the source base. That * basically means that we have to make some redundant copies to * return to the caller. This method doesn't appear to be highly utilized, * so that's probably ok. If it's not ok, the interface can be changed * later. */ gethostbyaddr_calls++; /* profiling */ now = (time_t)sge_get_gmt(); #ifdef GETHOSTBYADDR_R8 #define SGE_GETHOSTBYADDR_FOUND /* This is for Linux */ DPRINTF (("Getting host by addr - Linux\n")); { struct hostent re; char buffer[4096]; /* No need to malloc he because it will end up pointing to re. */ gethostbyaddr_r ((const char *)addr, 4, AF_INET, &re, buffer, 4096, &he, &l_errno); /* Since re contains pointers into buffer, and both re and the buffer go * away when we exit this code block, we make a deep copy to return. */ /* Yes, I do mean to check if he is NULL and then copy re! No, he * doesn't need to be freed first. */ if (he != NULL) { he = sge_copy_hostent (&re); } } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYADDR_R7 #define SGE_GETHOSTBYADDR_FOUND /* This is for Solaris */ DPRINTF(("Getting host by addr - Solaris\n")); { char buffer[4096]; struct hostent *help_he = NULL; he = (struct hostent *)malloc(sizeof(struct hostent)); if (he != NULL) { memset(he, 0, sizeof(struct hostent)); /* On Solaris, this function returns the pointer to my struct on success * and NULL on failure. */ help_he = gethostbyaddr_r((const char *)addr, 4, AF_INET, he, buffer, 4096, &l_errno); /* Since he contains pointers into buffer, and buffer goes away when we * exit this code block, we make a deep copy to return. */ if (help_he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent(help_he); FREE(he); he = new_he; } else { FREE(he); he = NULL; } } } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYADDR_R5 #define SGE_GETHOSTBYADDR_FOUND /* This is for HPUX < 11 */ DPRINTF(("Getting host by addr - 3 arg\n")); { struct hostent_data he_data; memset(&he_data, 0, sizeof(he_data)); he = (struct hostent *)malloc (sizeof (struct hostent)); if (he != NULL) { memset(he, 0, sizeof(struct hostent)); if (gethostbyaddr_r ((const char *)addr, 4, AF_INET, he, &he_data) < 0) { /* If this function fails, free he so that we can test if it's NULL * later in the code. */ FREE (he); he = NULL; } /* The location of the error code is actually undefined. I'm just * assuming that it's in h_errno since that's where it is in the unsafe * version. * h_errno is, of course, not thread safe, but if there's an error we're * already screwed, so we won't worry to much about it. * An alternative would be to set errno to HOST_NOT_FOUND. */ l_errno = h_errno; /* Since he contains pointers into he_data, and he_data goes away when we * exit this code block, we make a deep copy to return. */ if (he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent (he); FREE (he); he = new_he; } } } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYADDR #define SGE_GETHOSTBYADDR_FOUND /* This is for HPUX >= 11 */ DPRINTF(("Getting host by addr - Thread safe\n")); he = gethostbyaddr((const char *)addr, 4, AF_INET); /* * JG: TODO: shouldn't it be * he = gethostbyaddr((const char *)addr, sizeof(struct in_addr), AF_INET); */ /* The location of the error code is actually undefined. I'm just * assuming that it's in h_errno since that's where it is in the unsafe * version. * h_errno is, of course, not thread safe, but if there's an error we're * already screwed, so we won't worry too much about it. * An alternative would be to set errno to HOST_NOT_FOUND. */ l_errno = h_errno; if (he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent(he); /* do not free he, there was no malloc() */ he = new_he; } #endif #ifdef GETHOSTBYADDR_M #define SGE_GETHOSTBYADDR_FOUND /* This is for everone else. */ DPRINTF (("Getting host by addr - Mutex guarded\n")); sge_mutex_lock("hostbyaddr", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &hostbyaddr_mutex); #if defined(CRAY) he = gethostbyaddr((const char *)addr, sizeof(struct in_addr), AF_INET); #else /* JG: TODO: shouldn't it always be sizeof(struct in_addr)? */ he = gethostbyaddr((const char *)addr, 4, AF_INET); #endif l_errno = h_errno; if (he != NULL) { struct hostent *new_he = sge_copy_hostent(he); /* do not free he, there was no malloc() */ he = new_he; } sge_mutex_unlock("hostbyaddr", SGE_FUNC, __LINE__, &hostbyaddr_mutex); #endif #ifndef SGE_GETHOSTBYADDR_FOUND #error "no sge_gethostbyaddr() definition for this architecture." #endif time = (time_t)sge_get_gmt() - now; gethostbyaddr_sec += time; /* profiling */ /* warn about blocking gethostbyaddr() calls */ if (time > MAX_RESOLVER_BLOCKING) { WARNING((SGE_EVENT, "gethostbyaddr() took %d seconds and returns %s\n", (int)time, he?"success": (l_errno == HOST_NOT_FOUND)?"HOST_NOT_FOUND": (l_errno == TRY_AGAIN)?"TRY_AGAIN": (l_errno == NO_RECOVERY)?"NO_RECOVERY": (l_errno == NO_DATA)?"NO_DATA": (l_errno == NO_ADDRESS)?"NO_ADDRESS":"")); } if (system_error_retval != NULL) { *system_error_retval = l_errno; } DEXIT; return he; } /****** uti/hostname/sge_host_delete() ***************************************** * NAME * sge_host_delete() -- delete host in host list with all aliases * * SYNOPSIS * static void sge_host_delete(host *h) * * INPUTS * host *h - host to be deleted * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_host_delete() is not MT safe due to access to global variable * *******************************************************************************/ static void sge_host_delete(host *h) { host *last = NULL, *hl = hostlist; host *predalias, *nextalias; if (!h) return; predalias = sge_host_search_pred_alias(h); nextalias = h->alias; while (hl && hl != h) { last = hl; hl = hl->next; } if (hl) { if (last) last->next = hl->next; else hostlist = hostlist->next; } sge_strafree(&(h->he.h_aliases)); sge_strafree(&(h->he.h_addr_list)); free(h); sge_host_delete(predalias); sge_host_delete(nextalias); } /****** uti/hostname/sge_host_search_pred_alias() ****************************** * NAME * sge_host_search_pred_alias() -- search host who's aliasptr points to host * * SYNOPSIS * static host* sge_host_search_pred_alias(host *h) * * INPUTS * host *h - host we search for * * RESULT * static host* - found host if contained in host list * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_host_search_pred_alias() is not MT safe due to access to * MT-NOTE: global variable * * BUGS * ??? * * SEE ALSO * ???/??? *******************************************************************************/ static host *sge_host_search_pred_alias(host *h) { host *hl = hostlist; while (hl && hl->alias != h) hl = hl->next; return hl; } static int matches_name(struct hostent *he, const char *name) { if (!name) return 1; if (!strcasecmp(name, he->h_name)) return 1; if (sge_stracasecmp(name, he->h_aliases)) return 1; return 0; } static int matches_addr(struct hostent *he, char *addr) { if (!addr) { return 1; } if (sge_stramemncpy(addr, he->h_addr_list, he->h_length)) { return 1; } return 0; } /****** uti/hostname/sge_host_search() **************************************** * NAME * sge_host_search() -- Search for host * * SYNOPSIS * host* sge_host_search(const char *name, char *addr) * * FUNCTION * Search for host. If 'name' is not NULL the returned host has * the given or the alias that matches this name. 'name' is * not case sensitive. 'addr' is in hostorder. * If 'addr' is not NULL the returned host has 'addr' in his * addrlist. If 'addr' is aliased this function returns the * hostname of the first alias (mainname) * * INPUTS * const char *name - hostname * char *addr - address * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_host_search() is not MT safe due to access to hostlist * MT-NOTE: global variable * * RESULT * host* - host entry ******************************************************************************/ host *sge_host_search(const char *name, char *addr) { host *hl = hostlist, *h1; struct hostent *he; while (hl) { he = &hl->he; if (((name && !strcasecmp(hl->mainname, name)) || matches_name(he, name)) && matches_addr(he, addr)) { while ((h1 = sge_host_search_pred_alias(hl))) /* start of alias chain */ hl = h1; return hl; } hl = hl->next; } return NULL; } /****** uti/hostname/sge_host_print() ***************************************** * NAME * sge_host_print() -- Print host entry info file * * SYNOPSIS * void sge_host_print(host *h, FILE *fp) * * FUNCTION * Print host entry info file * * INPUTS * host *h - host entry * FILE *fp - file * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_host_print() is NOT MT safe ( because of inet_ntoa() call) ******************************************************************************/ void sge_host_print(host *h, FILE *fp) { struct hostent *he; char **cpp; he = &h->he; fprintf(fp, "h_name: %s\n", he->h_name); fprintf(fp, "mainname: %s\n", h->mainname); fprintf(fp, "h_aliases:\n"); for (cpp = he->h_aliases; *cpp; cpp++) { fprintf(fp, " %s\n", *cpp); } fprintf(fp, "h_addrtype: %d\n", he->h_addrtype); fprintf(fp, "h_length: %d\n", he->h_length); fprintf(fp, "h_addr_list:\n"); for (cpp = he->h_addr_list; *cpp; cpp++) { fprintf(fp, " %s\n", inet_ntoa(*(struct in_addr *) *cpp)); /* inet_ntoa() is not MT save */ } if (h->alias) { fprintf(fp, "aliased to %s\n", h->alias->he.h_name); } } /****** uti/hostname/sge_host_list_print() ************************************ * NAME * sge_host_list_print() -- Print hostlist into file * * SYNOPSIS * void sge_host_list_print(FILE *fp) * * FUNCTION * Print hostlist into file * * INPUTS * FILE *fp - filename * * NOTES * MT-NOTE: sge_host_list_print() is not MT safe due to access to hostlist * MT-NOTE: global variable ******************************************************************************/ void sge_host_list_print(FILE *fp) { host *hl = hostlist; while (hl) { sge_host_print(hl, fp); hl = hl->next; if (hl) fprintf(fp, "\n"); } } void sge_free_hostent( struct hostent** he_to_del ) { struct hostent *he = NULL; char** help = NULL; /* nothing to free */ if (he_to_del == NULL) { return; } /* pointer points to NULL, nothing to free */ if (*he_to_del == NULL) { return; } he = *he_to_del; /* free unique host name */ free(he->h_name); he->h_name = NULL; /* free host aliases */ if (he->h_aliases != NULL) { help = he->h_aliases; while(*help) { free(*help++); } free(he->h_aliases); } he->h_aliases = NULL; /* free addr list */ if (he->h_addr_list != NULL) { help = he->h_addr_list; while(*help) { free(*help++); } free(he->h_addr_list); } he->h_addr_list = NULL; /* free hostent struct */ free(*he_to_del); *he_to_del = NULL; } /****** uti/hostname/sge_host_get_mainname() ********************************** * NAME * sge_host_get_mainname() -- Return mainname considering aliases * * SYNOPSIS * char* sge_host_get_mainname(host *h) * * FUNCTION * Return the mainname of a host considering aliases. * * INPUTS * host *h - host * * RESULT * char* - mainname * * NOTES: * MT-NOTE: sge_host_get_mainname() is not MT safe ******************************************************************************/ char *sge_host_get_mainname(host *h) { host *h1; h1 = h; while ((h = sge_host_search_pred_alias(h))) /* search start of alias chain */ h1 = h; if (h1->mainname[0]) return h1->mainname; return (char *) h1->he.h_name; } /****** uti/hostname/sge_hostcpy() ******************************************** * NAME * sge_hostcpy() -- strcpy() for hostnames. * * SYNOPSIS * void sge_hostcpy(char *dst, const char *raw) * * FUNCTION * strcpy() for hostnames. Honours some configuration values: * - Domain name may be ignored * - Domain name may be replaced by a 'default domain' * - Hostnames may be used as they are. * - straight strcpy() for hostgroup names * * INPUTS * char *dst - possibly modified hostname * const char *raw - hostname * * SEE ALSO * uti/hostname/sge_hostcmp() * uti/hostname/sge_hostmatch() * * NOTES: * MT-NOTE: sge_hostcpy() is MT safe ******************************************************************************/ void sge_hostcpy(char *dst, const char *raw) { bool ignore_fqdn = bootstrap_get_ignore_fqdn(); bool is_hgrp = is_hgroup_name(raw); const char *default_domain; if (dst == NULL || raw == NULL) { return; } if (is_hgrp) { /* hostgroup name: not in FQDN format, copy the entire string*/ sge_strlcpy(dst, raw, CL_MAXHOSTLEN); return; } if (ignore_fqdn) { char *s = NULL; /* standard: simply ignore FQDN */ sge_strlcpy(dst, raw, CL_MAXHOSTLEN); if ((s = strchr(dst, '.'))) { *s = '\0'; } return; } if ((default_domain = bootstrap_get_default_domain()) != NULL && SGE_STRCASECMP(default_domain, "none") != 0) { /* exotic: honor FQDN but use default_domain */ if (!strchr(raw, '.')) { snprintf(dst, CL_MAXHOSTLEN, "%s.%s", raw, default_domain); } else { sge_strlcpy(dst, raw, CL_MAXHOSTLEN); } } else { /* hardcore: honor FQDN, don't use default_domain */ sge_strlcpy(dst, raw, CL_MAXHOSTLEN); } return; } /****** uti/hostname/sge_hostcmp() ******************************************** * NAME * sge_hostcmp() -- strcmp() for hostnames * * SYNOPSIS * int sge_hostcmp(const char *h1, const char*h2) * * FUNCTION * strcmp() for hostnames. Honours some configuration values: * - Domain name may be ignored * - Domain name may be replaced by a 'default domain' * - Hostnames may be used as they are. * * INPUTS * const char *h1 - 1st hostname * const char *h2 - 2nd hostname * * RESULT * int - 0, 1 or -1 * * SEE ALSO * uti/hostname/sge_hostmatch() * uti/hostname/sge_hostcpy() * * NOTES: * MT-NOTE: sge_hostcmp() is MT safe ******************************************************************************/ int sge_hostcmp(const char *h1, const char*h2) { int cmp = -1; char h1_cpy[CL_MAXHOSTLEN+1], h2_cpy[CL_MAXHOSTLEN+1]; DENTER(BASIS_LAYER, "sge_hostcmp"); if (h1 != NULL && h2 != NULL) { sge_hostcpy(h1_cpy,h1); sge_hostcpy(h2_cpy,h2); cmp = SGE_STRCASECMP(h1_cpy, h2_cpy); DPRINTF(("sge_hostcmp(%s, %s) = %d\n", h1_cpy, h2_cpy)); } DEXIT; return cmp; } /****** uti/hostname/sge_hostmatch() ******************************************** * NAME * sge_hostmatch() -- fnmatch() for hostnames * * SYNOPSIS * int sge_hostmatch(const char *h1, const char*h2) * * FUNCTION * fnmatch() for hostnames. Honours some configuration values: * - Domain name may be ignored * - Domain name may be replaced by a 'default domain' * - Hostnames may be used as they are. * * INPUTS * const char *h1 - 1st hostname * const char *h2 - 2nd hostname * * RESULT * int - 0, 1 or -1 * * SEE ALSO * uti/hostname/sge_hostcmp() * uti/hostname/sge_hostcpy() * * NOTES: * MT-NOTE: sge_hostmatch() is MT safe ******************************************************************************/ int sge_hostmatch(const char *h1, const char*h2) { int cmp = -1; char h1_cpy[CL_MAXHOSTLEN+1], h2_cpy[CL_MAXHOSTLEN+1]; DENTER(BASIS_LAYER, "sge_hostmatch"); if (h1 != NULL && h2 != NULL) { sge_hostcpy(h1_cpy,h1); sge_hostcpy(h2_cpy,h2); cmp=fnmatch(h1_cpy, h2_cpy, 0); DPRINTF(("sge_hostmatch(%s, %s) = %d\n", h1_cpy, h2_cpy)); } DEXIT; return cmp; } /****** uti/hostname/is_hgroup_name() **************************************** * NAME * is_hgroup_name() -- Is the given name a hostgroup name * * SYNOPSIS * bool is_hgroup_name(const char *name) * * FUNCTION * Is the given name a hostgroup name * * NOTE * This function is also used for usergroup in resource quota sets * * INPUTS * const char *name - hostname or hostgroup name * * RESULT * bool - true for hostgroupnames otherwise false ******************************************************************************/ bool is_hgroup_name(const char *name) { bool ret = false; if (name != NULL) { ret = (name[0] == HOSTGROUP_INITIAL_CHAR) ? true : false; } return ret; }