open-iscsi 2.0.874-5ubuntu2 / usr / share / initramfs-tools / scripts / local-top / iscsi

#!/bin/sh

PREREQ=""

prereqs()
{
	echo "$PREREQ"
}

case $1 in
# get pre-requisites
prereqs)
	prereqs
	exit 0
	;;
esac

parse_root_param ()
{
	target="$1"
	auth="$2"
	OLDIFS="$IFS"
	IFS=":"
	set -- $target
	IFS="$OLDIFS"

	tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_IP="$1"
	if [ -n "$2" ] ; then
		if [ x"$2" != x"6" ] ; then
			echo "Warning: unsupported protocol specified for iSCSI root parameter, assuming 6 (TCP)" >&2
		fi
	fi
	tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_PORT="$3"
	tmp_ISCSI_ROOT_LUN="$4"
	tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_NAME="$5"
	shift 5
	while [ -n "$1" ] ; do
		tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_NAME="${tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_NAME}:$1"
		shift
	done

	if [ -z "$tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_IP" ] || [ -z "$tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_NAME" ] ; then
		echo "Warning: empty iSCSI IP / target name currently not supported for root=iscsi:, ignoring parameter" >&2
		return
	fi

	OLDIFS="$IFS"
	IFS=":"
	set -- $auth
	IFS="$OLDIFS"

	tmp_ISCSI_USERNAME=""
	tmp_ISCSI_PASSWORD=""
	tmp_ISCSI_IN_USERNAME=""
	tmp_ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD=""

	if [ $# -gt 4 ] ; then
		echo "Warning: invalid authentication for root=iscsi:, ignoring" >&2
		return
	fi

	if [ $# -gt 0 ] ; then
		tmp_ISCSI_USERNAME="$1"
		tmp_ISCSI_PASSWORD="$2"
		if [ $# -gt 2 ] ; then
			tmp_ISCSI_IN_USERNAME="$3"
			tmp_ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD="$4"
		fi
	fi

	ISCSI_TARGET_IP="$tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_IP"
	ISCSI_TARGET_PORT="$tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_PORT"
	ISCSI_TARGET_NAME="$tmp_ISCSI_TARGET_NAME"
	ISCSI_ROOT_LUN="$tmp_ISCSI_ROOT_LUN"
	if [ -n "$tmp_ISCSI_USERNAME" ] ; then
		ISCSI_USERNAME="$tmp_ISCSI_USERNAME"
		ISCSI_PASSWORD="$tmp_ISCSI_PASSWORD"
	fi
	if [ -n "$tmp_ISCSI_IN_USERNAME" ] ; then
		ISCSI_IN_USERNAME="$tmp_ISCSI_IN_USERNAME"
		ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD="$tmp_ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD"
	fi
	ISCSI_HAD_ROOT=yes
}

do_iscsi_login ()
{
	# Bring in the main config
	. /conf/initramfs.conf
	for conf in conf/conf.d/*; do
		[ -f ${conf} ] && . ${conf}
	done
	. /scripts/functions

	udevadm settle

	if [ -n "$ISCSI_AUTO" ] ; then
		# try to auto-configure network interface based
		# on firmware values
		modprobe iscsi_ibft
		iscsistart -N

		# write out /run/net-$IFACE.conf based on what
		# was in the firmware
		iscsistart -f | while read k eq v; do
			case "${k} ${eq} ${v}" in
			("# BEGIN RECORD"*)
				DEVICE=""
				PROTO="none"
				IPV4ADDR=""
				IPV4NETMASK=""
				IPV4GATEWAY=""
				IPV4DNS0=""
				IPV4DNS1=""
				UPTIME="0"
				DHCPLEASETIME="0"
				DOMAINSEARCH=""
				continue
				;;
			("# END RECORD"*)
				if [ -n "$DEVICE" ] ; then
				{
					echo "DEVICE='${DEVICE}'"
					echo "PROTO='${PROTO}'"
					echo "IPV4ADDR='${IPV4ADDR}'"
					echo "IPV4BROADCAST=''"
					echo "IPV4NETMASK='${IPV4NETMASK}'"
					echo "IPV4GATEWAY='${IPV4GATEWAY}'"
					echo "IPV4DNS0='${IPV4DNS0}'"
					echo "IPV4DNS1='${IPV4DNS1}'"
					echo "HOSTNAME=''"
					echo "DNSDOMAIN=''"
					echo "NISDOMAIN=''"
					echo "ROOTSERVER=''"
					echo "ROOTPATH=''"
					echo "UPTIME='${UPTIME}'"
					echo "DHCPLEASETIME='${DHCPLEASETIME}'"
					echo "DOMAINSEARCH=''"
				} > "/run/net-${DEVICE}.conf"
				echo "${DEVICE}" > /run/initramfs/open-iscsi.interface
				# iscsistart -N doesn't set the default gateway. Therefore,
				# we need to add it ourselves. However, the ip command is
				# only available if we use busybox in the initramfs (it's
				# in open-iscsi's Recommends), so check for that.
				if [ -n "${IPV4GATEWAY}" ] && which ip >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then
					ip route add default via "${IPV4GATEWAY}"
				fi
				fi
				continue
				;;
			esac
			if [ "${eq}" != "=" ] ; then
				continue
			fi
			case "${k}" in
				iface.ipaddress)     IPV4ADDR="${v}" ;;
				iface.subnet_mask)   IPV4NETMASK="${v}" ;;
				iface.gateway)       IPV4GATEWAY="${v}" ;;
				iface.primary_dns)   IPV4DNS0="${v}" ;;
				iface.secondary_dns) IPV4DNS1="${v}" ;;
				iface.net_ifacename) DEVICE="${v}" ;;
				iface.bootproto)
					case "${v}" in
						DHCP)	PROTO="dhcp"   ;;
						STATIC)	PROTO="static" ;;
						*)	PROTO="${v}"   ;;
					esac
					;;
			esac
		done
	fi

	# run configure_networking even if we have iscsi_auto, because there
	# could be other network interfaces that need to be configured
	# manually
	configure_networking

	# Save network device we configured via configure_networking, but only
	# if we didn't already get one from autoconfiguration (then we always
	# prefer that).
	if ! [ -e /run/initramfs/open-iscsi.interface ] ; then
		if [ -z "${DEVICE}" ] || ! [ -e "/run/net-${DEVICE}.conf" ] ; then
			for i in /run/net-*.conf ; do
				[ -e "${i}" ] && { . "${i}" ; break ; }
			done
		fi
		if [ -n "${DEVICE}" ] ; then
			echo "${DEVICE}" > /run/initramfs/open-iscsi.interface
                else
			for i in /run/net6-*.conf; do
				[ -e "${i}" ] && { . "${i}" ; break ; }
			done
		fi
		if [ -z "${DEVICE}" ] && [ -n "${DEVICE6}" ] ; then
			echo "${DEVICE6}" > /run/initramfs/open-iscsi.interface
		fi
	fi

	modprobe iscsi_tcp
	modprobe crc32c

	# If iscsiuio is present in the initramfs, start it, in case UIO
	# offloading is required.
	if [ -x /sbin/iscsiuio ] ; then
		start-stop-daemon --start --quiet --pidfile /run/initramfs/iscsiuio.pid \
				  --startas /sbin/iscsiuio --name iscsiuio \
				  --exec /sbin/iscsiuio -- --pid=/run/initramfs/iscsiuio.pid || :
	fi

	if [ -z $ISCSI_AUTO ]; then
		if [ -z $ISCSI_INITIATOR ]; then
			. /etc/initiatorname.iscsi
			ISCSI_INITIATOR=$InitiatorName
		fi

		if [ -z $ISCSI_TARGET_PORT ]; then
			ISCSI_TARGET_PORT=3260
		fi

		if [ -z $ISCSI_TARGET_GROUP ]; then
			ISCSI_TARGET_GROUP=1
		fi

		iscsistart -i $ISCSI_INITIATOR -t $ISCSI_TARGET_NAME	\
			   -g $ISCSI_TARGET_GROUP -a $ISCSI_TARGET_IP	\
			   -p $ISCSI_TARGET_PORT \
			   ${ISCSI_USERNAME:+-u "$ISCSI_USERNAME"}	\
			   ${ISCSI_PASSWORD:+-w "$ISCSI_PASSWORD"}	\
			   ${ISCSI_IN_USERNAME:+-U "$ISCSI_IN_USERNAME"}\
			   ${ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD:+-W "$ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD"}
	else
		modprobe iscsi_ibft
		iscsistart -b
	fi

	if [ -z $ISCSI_TARGET_PORT ]; then
		ISCSI_TARGET_PORT=3260
	fi

	if [ -z $ISCSI_TARGET_GROUP ]; then
		ISCSI_TARGET_GROUP=1
	fi

	for i in $ISCSI_TARGET_IP; do
	iscsistart -i $ISCSI_INITIATOR -t $ISCSI_TARGET_NAME	\
		   -g $ISCSI_TARGET_GROUP -a $i \
		   -p $ISCSI_TARGET_PORT \
		   ${ISCSI_USERNAME:+-u "$ISCSI_USERNAME"}	\
		   ${ISCSI_PASSWORD:+-w "$ISCSI_PASSWORD"}	\
		   ${ISCSI_IN_USERNAME:+-U "$ISCSI_IN_USERNAME"}\
		   ${ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD:+-W "$ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD"}
	done
}

parse_iscsi_ops ()
{
	[ -r /etc/iscsi.initramfs ] && . /etc/iscsi.initramfs

	for x in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
		case ${x} in
		iscsi_auto)
			ISCSI_AUTO=true
			;;
        	iscsi_initiator=*)
                	ISCSI_INITIATOR="${x#iscsi_initiator=}"
                	;;
        	iscsi_target_name=*)
                	ISCSI_TARGET_NAME="${x#iscsi_target_name=}"
                	;;
        	iscsi_target_ip=*)
                	ISCSI_TARGET_IP="${x#iscsi_target_ip=}"
                	;;
        	iscsi_target_port=*)
                	ISCSI_TARGET_PORT="${x#iscsi_target_port=}"
                	;;
		iscsi_target_group=*)
			ISCSI_TARGET_GROUP="${x#iscsi_target_group=}"
			;;
		iscsi_username=*)
			ISCSI_USERNAME="${x#iscsi_username=}"
			;;
		iscsi_password=*)
			ISCSI_PASSWORD="${x#iscsi_password=}"
			;;
		iscsi_in_username=*)
			ISCSI_IN_USERNAME="${x#iscsi_in_username=}"
			;;
		iscsi_in_password=*)
			ISCSI_IN_PASSWORD="${x#iscsi_in_password=}"
			;;
		root=iscsi:*@*)
			x="${x##root=iscsi:}"
			parse_root_param "${x#*@}" "${x%%@*}"
			;;
		root=iscsi:*)
			parse_root_param "${x##root=iscsi:}" ""
			;;
		esac
	done
}

if [ ! -x /sbin/iscsistart ]; then
	exit 0
fi

parse_iscsi_ops

if ( [ -z $ISCSI_TARGET_NAME ] || [ -z $ISCSI_TARGET_IP ] ) && [ -z $ISCSI_AUTO ]; then
	exit 0
fi

do_iscsi_login

udevadm settle

# The second check is to allow us to use multiple root= parameters. That way
# one may specify root=iscsi:... root=UUID=... to mount partitions on an iSCSI
# disk. (The latter value will overwrite the former for purposes of the main
# initramfs scripts, but our loop that scans /proc/cmdline will still detect
# the former and set proper parameters.
if [ -n "$ISCSI_HAD_ROOT" ] && [ x"${ROOT##iscsi:}" != x"${ROOT}" ] ; then
	if [ -z "$ISCSI_ROOT_LUN" ] ; then
		ISCSI_ROOT_LUN=0
	fi
	found=0
	# FIXME: RFC 4173 defines the LUN field to be more complicated and that
	#        the same LUN may have multiple representations.
	for disk in /dev/disk/by-path/*-iscsi-*-"${ISCSI_ROOT_LUN}" ; do
		# Resolve device name, as the colons in the by-path name will
		# cause mount to think that this is a NFS share, which we don't
		# want.
		if ! disk="$(readlink -f "$disk")" ; then
			continue
		fi

		# Try to load file system type module (ignore errors), otherwise
		# this won't succeed.
		if fstype=$(get_fstype "$disk") ; then
			modprobe "$fstype" || :
			ROOTFSTYPE="$fstype"
		fi

		# Try to mount read-only and see if it's the right filesystem.
		# If so, record the device name but umount again, because we
		# want to be able to do an fsck on it.
		if mount -r -t "${ROOTFSTYPE:-auto}" ${ROOTFLAGS} "${disk}" ${rootmnt} ; then
			if [ -d ${rootmnt}/proc ] ; then
				# This will be sourced by init after this hook has run.
				echo "export ROOT=$disk" >> /conf/param.conf
				if [ -n "$ROOTFSTYPE" ] && [ x"$ROOTFSTYPE" != x"auto" ] ; then
					echo "export ROOTFSTYPE=$ROOTFSTYPE" >> /conf/param.conf
				fi
				found=1
			fi
			umount ${rootmnt}
			if [ $found -eq 1 ] ; then
				break
			fi
		fi
	done
fi

exit 0