cluster-glue 1.0.12-7build1 / usr / lib / stonith / plugins / external / riloe

#! /usr/bin/python3
#
# Stonith module for RILOE Stonith device
#
# Copyright (c) 2004 Alain St-Denis <alain.st-denis@ec.gc.ca>
#
# Modified by Alan Robertson <alanr@unix.sh> for STONITH external compatibility.
#
# Extended and merged by Tijl Van den broeck <subspawn@gmail.com>
#  with ilo-v2 script from Guy Coates
#
# Cleanup by Andrew Beekhof <abeekhof@suse.de>
#
# Rewritten by Dejan Muhamedagic <dejan@suse.de>
# Now, the plugin actually reads replies from iLO.
#
# Extended by Jochen Roeder <jochen.roeder@novell.com> 
# to enable access via proxies
#
# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
# License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
# version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
# 
# This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
# Lesser General Public License for more details.
# 
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
# License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
#
import sys
import os
import socket
import subprocess
import xml.dom.minidom
import http.client
import time
import re

def log_msg(level,msg):
    subprocess.call("ha_log.sh %s '%s'" % (level,msg), shell=True)
def my_err(msg):
    log_msg("err", msg)
def my_warn(msg):
    log_msg("warn", msg)
def my_debug(msg):
    log_msg("debug", msg)
def fatal(msg):
    my_err(msg)
    sys.exit(1)

argv = sys.argv

try:
    cmd = argv[1]
except IndexError:
    my_err("Not enough arguments")
    sys.exit(1)

legacy_RI_HOST     = os.environ.get('RI_HOST',     '')
legacy_RI_HOSTRI   = os.environ.get('RI_HOSTRI',   '')
legacy_RI_LOGIN    = os.environ.get('RI_LOGIN',    'Administrator')
legacy_RI_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('RI_PASSWORD', '')

reset_ok     = os.environ.get('ilo_can_reset',        '0')
ilo_protocol = os.environ.get('ilo_protocol',         '1.2')
power_method = os.environ.get('ilo_powerdown_method', 'power')

realhost = os.environ.get('hostlist',     legacy_RI_HOST)
rihost   = os.environ.get('ilo_hostname', legacy_RI_HOSTRI)
ilouser  = os.environ.get('ilo_user',     legacy_RI_LOGIN)
ilopass  = os.environ.get('ilo_password', legacy_RI_PASSWORD)
iloproxyhost  = os.environ.get('ilo_proxyhost', '')
try:
    iloproxyport  = int(os.environ.get('ilo_proxyport', 3128))
except ValueError:
    my_err("ilo_proxyport is not a number")
    sys.exit(1)

xmlinfo = '''<parameters>
 <parameter name="hostlist" unique="1" required="1">
  <content type="string"/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">ilo target hostname</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
   Contains the hostname that the ilo controls
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_hostname" unique="1" required="1">
  <content type="string"/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">ilo device hostname</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
   The hostname of the ilo device
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_user" unique="0" required="1">
  <content type="string" default="Administrator"/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">ilo user</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
   The user for connecting to the ilo device
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_password" unique="0" required="1">
  <content type="string" default=""/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">password</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
   The password for the ilo device user
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_can_reset" unique="0" required="0">
  <content type="string" default="0"/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">Device can reset</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
   Does the ILO device support RESET commands (hint: older ones cannot)
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_protocol" unique="0" required="0">
  <content type="string" default="1.2"/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">ILO Protocol</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
   Protocol version supported by the ILO device.
   Known supported versions: 1.2, 2.0
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_powerdown_method" unique="0" required="0">
  <content type="string" default="power"/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">Power down method</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
   The method to powerdown the host in question.
   * button - Emulate holding down the power button
   * power  - Emulate turning off the machines power 

   NB: A button request takes around 20 seconds. The power method
   about half a minute.
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_proxyhost" unique="0" required="0">
  <content type="string" default=""/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">Proxy hostname</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
  proxy hostname if required to access ILO board
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>
<parameter name="ilo_proxyport" unique="0" required="0">
  <content type="string" default="3128"/>
  <shortdesc lang="en">Proxy port</shortdesc>
  <longdesc lang="en">
  proxy port if required to access ILO board
  parameter will be ignored if proxy hostname is not set
  </longdesc>
 </parameter>

</parameters>'''

info = {
        'getinfo-devid':    'iLO2',
        'getinfo-devname':  'ilo2 ' + rihost,
        'getinfo-devdescr': 'HP/COMPAQ iLO2 STONITH device',
        'getinfo-devurl':   'http://www.hp.com/',
        'gethosts':    realhost,
        'getinfo-xml':      xmlinfo
}

if cmd in info:
    print(info[cmd])
    sys.exit(0)

if cmd == 'getconfignames':
    for arg in [ "hostlist", "ilo_hostname", "ilo_user", "ilo_password", "ilo_can_reset", "ilo_protocol", "ilo_powerdown_method", "ilo_proxyhost", "ilo_proxyport"]:
        print(arg)
    sys.exit(0)

if not rihost:
    fatal("ILO device hostname not specified")

if not realhost:
    fatal("Host controlled by this ILO device not specified")

if not power_method in ("power","button"):
    my_err('unknown power method %s, setting to "power"')
    power_method = "power"

# XML elements
E_RIBCL = "RIBCL"
E_LOGIN = "LOGIN"
E_SERVER_INFO = "SERVER_INFO"

# power mgmt methods
E_RESET = "RESET_SERVER" # error if powered off
E_COLD_BOOT = "COLD_BOOT_SERVER" # error if powered off
E_WARM_BOOT = "WARM_BOOT_SERVER" # error if powered off
E_PRESS_BUTTON = "PRESS_PWR_BTN"
E_HOLD_BUTTON = "HOLD_PWR_BTN"

# get/set status elements
E_SET_POWER = "SET_HOST_POWER"
E_GET_PSTATUS = "GET_HOST_POWER_STATUS"

# whatever this means, but we have to use it to get good XML
E_LOCFG = "LOCFG"
LOCFG_VER = '2.21'

# attributes
A_VERSION = "VERSION" # ilo_protocol
A_USER = "USER_LOGIN"
A_PWD = "PASSWORD"
A_MODE = "MODE" # info mode (read or write)
A_POWER_SW = "HOST_POWER"  # "Y" or "N"
A_POWER_STATE = "HOST_POWER"  # "ON" or "OFF"

def new_power_req(tag, name = None, value = None):
    '''
    Create a new RIBCL request (as XML).
    '''
    my_debug("creating power request: %s,%s,%s"%(tag,name,value))
    doc = xml.dom.minidom.Document()
    locfg = doc.createElement(E_LOCFG)
    locfg.setAttribute(A_VERSION,LOCFG_VER)
    ribcl = doc.createElement(E_RIBCL)
    ribcl.setAttribute(A_VERSION,ilo_protocol)
    login = doc.createElement(E_LOGIN)
    login.setAttribute(A_USER,ilouser)
    login.setAttribute(A_PWD,ilopass)
    serv_info = doc.createElement(E_SERVER_INFO)
    # read or write, it doesn't really matter, i.e. even if we
    # say "write" that doesn't mean we can't read
    serv_info.setAttribute(A_MODE,"write")
    doc.appendChild(locfg)
    locfg.appendChild(ribcl)
    ribcl.appendChild(login)
    login.appendChild(serv_info)
    el_node = doc.createElement(tag)
    if name:
        el_node.setAttribute(name,value)
    serv_info.appendChild(el_node)
    s = doc.toprettyxml()
    doc.unlink()
    # work around an iLO bug: last line containing "</LOCFG>"
    # produces a syntax error
    lines = s.split('\n')
    return '\n'.join(lines[:-2])

E_RESPONSE = "RESPONSE"
E_HOST_POWER = "GET_HOST_POWER"
A_STATUS = "STATUS"
# documentation mentions both; better safe than sorry
A_MSG = "MSG"
A_MSG2 = "MESSAGE"

def is_element(xmlnode):
    return xmlnode.nodeType == xmlnode.ELEMENT_NODE

def read_resp(node):
    '''
    Check if the RESPONSE XML is OK.
    '''
    msg = ""
    str_status = ""
    for attr in list(node.attributes.keys()):
        if attr == A_STATUS:
            str_status = node.getAttribute(attr)
        elif attr == A_MSG:
            msg = node.getAttribute(attr)
        elif attr == A_MSG2:
            msg = node.getAttribute(attr)
        else:
            my_warn("unexpected attribute %s in %s" % (attr,E_RESPONSE))
    if not str_status:
        my_err("no status in response")
        return -1
    try:
        status = int(str_status,16)
    except ValueError:
        my_err("unexpected status %s in response" % str_status)
        return -1
    if status != 0:
        my_err("%s (rc: %s)"%(msg,str_status))
        return -1
    return 0

def read_power(node):
    '''
    Read the power from the XML node. Set the global power
    variable correspondingly.
    '''
    global power
    for attr in list(node.attributes.keys()):
        if attr == A_POWER_STATE:
            power_state = node.getAttribute(attr).upper()
        else:
            my_warn("unexpected attribute %s in %s" % (attr,node.tagName))
    if not power_state:
        my_err("no %s attribute in %s" % (A_POWER_STATE,node.tagName))
        return -1
    if power_state not in ("ON","OFF"):
        my_err("unexpected value for %s: %s" % (A_POWER_STATE,power_state))
        return -1
    power = (power_state == "ON")
    my_debug("Host has power: %s"%power)
    return 0

el_parsers = {
    E_RESPONSE:read_resp,
    E_HOST_POWER:read_power
}
def proc_resp(doc):
    '''
    Process one iLO reply. Real work is done in el_parsers.
    '''
    ribcl = doc.childNodes[0]
    if not is_element(ribcl) or ribcl.tagName != E_RIBCL:
        my_err("unexpected top element in response")
        return -1
    for child in ribcl.childNodes:
        if not is_element(child):
            continue
        if child.tagName in el_parsers:
            rc = el_parsers[child.tagName](child)
            if rc != 0:
                return -1
        else:
            my_warn("unexpected element in response: %s" % child.toxml())
    return 0

def open_ilo(host):
    # open https connection
    try:
        if iloproxyhost != "" and iloproxyport != 0: 
            proxy=socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,socket.SOCK_STREAM)
            proxy.connect((iloproxyhost, iloproxyport))
            proxy_connect='CONNECT %s:%s HTTP/1.1\r\n'%(host,443)
            user_agent='User-Agent: python\r\n'
            proxy_pieces=proxy_connect+user_agent+'\r\n'
            proxy.sendall(proxy_pieces)
            response=proxy.recv(8192) 
            status=response.split()[1]
            if status!=str(200):  
                fatal("Error status=: %s" %(response))
            import ssl
            sock = ssl.wrap_socket(proxy) 
            h=http.client.HTTPConnection('localhost')
            h.sock=sock
            return h
        else:
            return http.client.HTTPSConnection(host)
    except socket.gaierror as msg:
        fatal("%s: %s" %(msg,host))
    except socket.sslerror as msg:
        fatal("%s for %s" %(msg,host))
    except socket.error as msg:
        fatal("%s while talking to %s" %(msg,host))
    except ImportError as msg:
        fatal("ssl support missing (%s)" %msg)

def send_request(req,proc_f):
    '''
    1. After every request, the iLO closes the connection.
    2. For every request, there are multiple replies. Each reply
    is an XML document. Most of replies are just a kind of
    (verbose) XML "OK".
    '''
    t_begin = time.time()
    c = open_ilo(rihost)
    try:
        c.send(req+'\r\n')
    except socket.error as msg:
        fatal("%s, while talking to %s" %(msg,rihost))
    t_end = time.time()
    my_debug("request sent in %0.2f s" % ((t_end-t_begin)))

    t_begin = time.time()
    result = []
    while True:
        try:
            reply = c.sock.recv(1024)
            if not reply:
                break
            result.append(reply)
        except socket.error as msg:
            if msg[0] == 6: # connection closed
                break
            my_err("%s, while talking to %s" %(msg,rihost))
            return -1
    c.close()
    t_end = time.time()

    if not result:
        fatal("no response from %s within %0.2f s"%(rihost,(t_end-t_begin)))
    for reply in result:
        # work around the iLO bug, i.e. element RIBCL closed twice
        if re.search("</RIBCL", reply) and re.search("<RIBCL.*/>", reply):
            reply = re.sub("<(RIBCL.*)/>", r"<\1>", reply)
        try:
            doc = xml.dom.minidom.parseString(reply)
        except xml.parsers.expat.ExpatError as msg:
            fatal("malformed response: %s\n%s"%(msg,reply))
        rc = proc_f(doc)
        doc.unlink()
        if rc != 0:
            break
    my_debug("iLO processed request (rc=%d) in %0.2f s" % (rc,(t_end-t_begin)))
    return rc

def manage_power(cmd):
    '''
    Before trying to send a request we have to check the power
    state.
    '''
    rc = 0
    req = ''
    # it won't do to turn it on if it's already on!
    if cmd == "on" and not power:
        req = new_power_req(E_SET_POWER,A_POWER_SW,"Y")
    # also to turn it off if it's already off
    elif cmd == "off" and power:
        req = new_power_req(E_SET_POWER,A_POWER_SW,"N")
    elif cmd == "cold_boot" and power:
        req = new_power_req(E_COLD_BOOT)
    elif cmd == "warm_boot" and power:
        req = new_power_req(E_WARM_BOOT)
    elif cmd == "reset":
        if power:
            req = new_power_req(E_RESET)
        # reset doesn't work if the host's off
        else:
            req = new_power_req(E_SET_POWER,A_POWER_SW,"Y")
    if req:
        rc = send_request(req,proc_resp)
    return rc
def power_on():
    '''
    Update the power variable without checking the power state.
    The iLO is slow at times to report the actual power state, so
    we assume that it changed if the request succeeded.
    '''
    rc = manage_power("on")
    if rc == 0:
        global power
        power = True
    return rc
def power_off():
    rc = manage_power("off")
    if rc == 0:
        global power
        power = False
    return rc
def cold_boot():
    rc = manage_power("cold_boot")
    return rc
def warm_boot():
    rc = manage_power("warm_boot")
    return rc
def reset():
    rc = manage_power("reset")
    if rc == 0:
        global power
        power = True
    return rc
def hold_button():
    '''
    Hold the power button. Got this error message when tried
    without the TOGGLE attribute:
        Command without TOGGLE="Yes" attribute is ignored
        when host power is off. (rc: 0x0054)
    Didn't find any documentation about TOGGLE.
    '''
    if power:
        req = new_power_req(E_HOLD_BUTTON)
    else:
        req = new_power_req(E_HOLD_BUTTON,"TOGGLE","Yes")
    rc = send_request(req,proc_resp)
    return rc
def read_power_state():
    req = new_power_req(E_GET_PSTATUS)
    rc = send_request(req,proc_resp)
    return rc

def reset_power():
    '''
    Three methods to reset:
    - hold power button
    - reset (only if host has power and user said that reset is ok)
    - power off/on
    '''
    do_power_on = False
    if power_method == 'button':
        rc = hold_button()
    elif reset_ok != '0':
        if power:
            return reset()
        else:
            return power_on()
    else:
        do_power_on = True
        rc = power_off()
    if rc == 0:
        rc = read_power_state()
    if do_power_on:
        while rc == 0 and power: # wait for the power state to go off
            time.sleep(5)
            rc = read_power_state()
    if rc == 0 and do_power_on and not power:
        rc = power_on()
    return rc

# track state of host power
power = -1

todo = {
'reset':reset_power,
'on':power_on,
'off':power_off,
'cold':cold_boot,
'warm':warm_boot,
'status':lambda: 0  # just return 0, we already read the state
}

rc = read_power_state()
if rc == 0:
    if cmd in todo:
        rc = todo[cmd]()
    else:
        fatal('Invalid command: %s' % cmd)
if rc != 0:
    fatal("request failed")
sys.exit(rc)

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