Revision af3a7f97
Added by Hamish Coleman over 16 years ago
- ID af3a7f973a6b9c0db8191ccb61c855faf9f494cd
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WWW := $(WWW_DEBIAN)
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endif
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#WWW := $(WWW_PERIL)
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WWW := $(WWW_PERIL)
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all:
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@echo error
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}
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}
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sub maketree_grouphosttest($$) {
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my ($name,$sequence) = @_;
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sub extract_grouphosttest($) {
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my ($name) = @_;
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# Do not classify any test with no separators in it
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# Do not classify a test with no separators in it
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if ($name !~ /,/) {
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$db->{tree}->{other}->{$name} = $sequence;
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return;
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return undef;
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}
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my ($group,$host,$test) = split ',', $name;
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# TODO cope with missing group/host/test parts.
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# for now, just assume it is not a group/host/test
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if (!defined $group || !defined $host || !defined $test) {
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return undef;
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}
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return ($group,$host,$test);
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}
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# Read through the list of targets and find common hostname prefixes,
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# so that we can group these hosts together
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# (a hosttype entry)
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#
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sub maketree_find_hosttypes() {
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for my $name (keys %{$db->{target}}) {
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my ($group,$host,$test) = extract_grouphosttest($name);
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if (!defined($group)) {
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next;
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}
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my $hosttype;
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# TODO - this needs to have a better way...
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# hosttype is the non digit hostname prefix - thus
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# "proxy-1" and "proxy-2" would both end up in the
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# "proxy-" hosttype
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if ($host =~ m/^(.*[^0-9])(\d+)$/) {
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$hosttype = $1.'*';
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} else {
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next;
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}
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$db->{target}->{$name}->{_hosttype} = $hosttype;
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$db->{hosttype}->{$hosttype}->{$name}++;
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}
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#for my $hosttype (keys %{$db->{hosttype}}) {
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# if ((keys %{$db->{hosttype}->{$hosttype}})<2) {
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# delete $db->{hosttype}->{$hosttype};
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# }
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#}
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# a valid hosttype is:
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# defined($db->{target}->{$name}->{hosttype}) &&
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# defined($db->{hosttype}->{$hosttype})
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}
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sub maketree_grouphosttest($$) {
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my ($name,$sequence) = @_;
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my ($group,$host,$test) = extract_grouphosttest($name);
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if (!defined($group)) {
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# TODO cope with missing group/host/test parts.
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# for now, just assume it is not a group/host/test
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$db->{tree}->{other}->{$name} = $sequence;
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return;
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}
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#my $hosttype = $db->{target}->{$name}->{_hosttype};
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#if (!defined($db->{hosttype}->{$hosttype})) {
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# $hosttype=undef;
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#}
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my $hosttype;
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# TODO - this needs to have a better way...
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# hosttype is the non digit hostname prefix - thus
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}
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# TODO - determine a better description for this tree leaf
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my $testtreename = 'Gorganzola';
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my $testtreename = 'Graph Type';
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if (defined $hosttype) {
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$db->{tree}->{group}->{$group}->{$hosttype}->{$host}->{$test}->{$name} = $sequence;
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$db->{tree}->{group}->{ALL}->{$testtreename}->{$test}->{$host}->{$name} = $sequence;
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$db->{tree}->{group}->{$group}->{$testtreename}->{$test}->{$host}->{$name} = $sequence;
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}
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}
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sub maketree_cfgfile($$) {
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# Look through the target database and create tree entries for each cfgfile
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#
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sub maketree() {
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maketree_find_hosttypes();
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for my $name (keys %{$db->{target}}) {
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my $sequence = $db->{target}->{$name}->{_sequence};
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maketree_cfgfile($name,$sequence);
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sub emit_tree_one($$$) {
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my ($parentnode,$path,$dir) = @_;
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my $debug;
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if (defined(param('debug'))) {
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$debug = 'debug=1&';
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} else {
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$debug = '';
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}
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if (!ref($dir)) {
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#print "FIXME !REF $dir\n";
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print "insDoc($parentnode, gLnk(\"S\", \"FIXME !REF $dir\", \"?\"))\n";
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}
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my $node = 'n'.$node_next++;
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print "$node = insFld($parentnode, gFld(\"$i\", \"?path=$path/$i\"))\n";
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print "$node = insFld($parentnode, gFld(\"$i\", \"?".$debug."path=$path/$i\"))\n";
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emit_tree_one("$node","$path/$i",$val);
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}
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}
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}
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if ($warnings && param('debug')) {
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print "<pre>\n", "$warnings", "</pre>\n";
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if (param('debug')) {
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#print "<pre>\n", "$warnings", "</pre>\n";
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print "<pre>\n";
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print Dumper(\$db),"\n";
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print "</pre>";
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}
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#print "<pre>\n";
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#print Dumper(\$db),"\n";
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#print "</pre>";
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Make debug text a param, rename "test" again, start extracting hosttype functions