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#
# set environment variables:
#

##############################################################
# Reading configuration from $ARC_CONFIG
##############################################################

if [ -z "$pkgdatadir" ]; then echo 'pkgdatadir must be set' 1>&2; exit 1; fi

. "$pkgdatadir/config_parser_compat.sh" || exit $?

ARC_CONFIG=${ARC_CONFIG:-/etc/arc.conf}
config_parse_file $ARC_CONFIG 1>&2 || exit $?

config_import_section "common"
config_import_section "infosys"
config_import_section "grid-manager"
config_import_section "cluster"

if [ ! -z "$joboption_queue" ]; then
  config_import_section "queue/$joboption_queue"
fi

# performance logging: if perflogdir or perflogfile is set, logging is turned on. So only set them when enable_perflog_reporting is ON
unset perflogdir
unset perflogfile
enable_perflog=${CONFIG_enable_perflog_reporting:-no}
if [ "$CONFIG_enable_perflog_reporting" == "yes" ]; then
   perflogdir=${CONFIG_perflogdir:-/var/log/arc/perfdata}
   perflogfile="${perflogdir}/backends.perflog"
fi


# Path to slurm commands
SLURM_BIN_PATH=${CONFIG_slurm_bin_path:-/usr/bin}
if [ ! -d ${SLURM_BIN_PATH} ] ; then
    echo "Could not set SLURM_BIN_PATH." 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

# Paths to SLURM commands
squeue="$SLURM_BIN_PATH/squeue"
scontrol="$SLURM_BIN_PATH/scontrol"
sinfo="$SLURM_BIN_PATH/sinfo"
scancel="$SLURM_BIN_PATH/scancel"
sbatch="$SLURM_BIN_PATH/sbatch"
sacct="$SLURM_BIN_PATH/sacct"

# Verifies that a SLURM jobid is set, and is an integer
verify_jobid () {
    joboption_jobid="$1"
    # Verify that the jobid is somewhat sane.
    if [ -z ${joboption_jobid} ];then
	echo "error: joboption_jobid is not set" 1>&2
	return 1
    fi
    # jobid in slurm is always an integer, so anything else is an error.
    if [ "x" != "x$(echo ${joboption_jobid} | sed s/[0-9]//g )" ];then
	echo "error: non-numeric characters in joboption_jobid: ${joboption_jobid}" 1>&2
	return 1
    fi
    return 0
}