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#!/bin/bash
#
# Copyright (c) 2013, 2014, 2015 Intel, Inc.
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
# Software Foundation; version 2 of the License
#
# This program 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 General Public License
# for more details.
UMOUNT="sudo umount -l"
test "${label+defined}" && \
OBS_REPO=`echo $label|cut -f1 -d-` && \
OBS_ARCH=`echo $label|cut -f2 -d-`
FUNCS_AT_EXEC=
FUNCS_AT_EXEC_CNT=0
at_exec() {
# Register a function which will be called
# when exception occurs or program exit.
#
# $1: callback function name which should
# cleanup tmp resource created in script
FUNCS_AT_EXEC[$FUNCS_AT_EXEC_CNT]=$1
FUNCS_AT_EXEC_CNT=$(expr $FUNCS_AT_EXEC_CNT + 1)
}
handle_exec() {
i=0
while [ $i -lt $FUNCS_AT_EXEC_CNT ]; do
cmd=${FUNCS_AT_EXEC[$i]}
i=$(expr $i + 1)
$cmd
done
}
trap handle_exec INT TERM EXIT ABRT
prepare_kvm() {
set +x
# Prepare KVM hda and hdb images
# It sets several global variables for other functions to use:
# KVM_HDB: hdb image path
# HDB_OFFSET: offset of mounting hdb image
# BUILDHOME: mounted path in host for /home/build in image
# KVM_ROOT_ON_DISK: tmp dir for HDB, used in cleanup function
# BUILDMOUNT: tmp mount path in host, also used in cleanup function
label=$1
additional_init=$2
# register cleanup
cleanup_tmp_kvm_root() {
test "${BUILDMOUNT+defined}" && mountpoint -q $BUILDMOUNT && $UMOUNT $BUILDMOUNT
if test "${KVM_ROOT_ON_DISK+defined}" ; then
rm -fr $KVM_ROOT_ON_DISK
fi
}
at_exec cleanup_tmp_kvm_root
# prepare KVM disk image files and mount KVM home
KVM_SEED_HDA="$JENKINS_HOME/kvm-seed-hda-$label"
KVM_SEED_HDB="$JENKINS_HOME/kvm-seed-hdb.tar"
KVM_ROOT_ON_DISK="../kvm-$label-$BUILD_NUMBER-disk"
KVM_HDB="$KVM_ROOT_ON_DISK/kvm-hdb"
mkdir -p $KVM_ROOT_ON_DISK
tar SxfO - < $KVM_SEED_HDB > $KVM_HDB
BUILDMOUNT="$KVM_ROOT_ON_DISK/mnt"
mkdir $BUILDMOUNT
BUILDHOME="$BUILDMOUNT/build"
BUILDHOMEBIN="$BUILDHOME/bin"
TARGETBIN="/home/build/bin"
HDB_OFFSET=1048576
sudo mount -o loop,offset=$HDB_OFFSET -t ext4 -v $KVM_HDB $BUILDMOUNT
# create run script that will be auto-started in Virtual machine
cat > $BUILDHOME/run << EOF
#!/bin/sh -xe
End () {
if [ -f /var/log/messages ]; then
tail -50 /var/log/messages > /home/build/syslog
elif [ -f /var/log/syslog ]; then
tail -50 /var/log/syslog > /home/build/syslog
elif [ -x /usr/bin/journalctl ]; then
/usr/bin/journalctl --no-pager | tail -50 > /home/build/syslog
fi
dmesg | tail -50 > /home/build/dmesg
}
trap End INT TERM EXIT ABRT
EOF
chmod a+x $BUILDHOME/run
# copy scripts and config that are needed in KVM session, into VM HDB
mkdir -p $BUILDHOMEBIN
cp /usr/bin/install_package /usr/bin/tools-testing-what-release.sh /usr/bin/run_tests $BUILDHOMEBIN
cp -a /etc/tools-tester.d $BUILDHOME/
$additional_init $BUILDHOME
show_heading " Tester script to be run in VM:"
cat $BUILDHOME/run
echo "=============================================="
$UMOUNT $BUILDMOUNT
set -x
}
check_kvm_args() {
KVM_MEMSZ_MAX=8192
if [ $KVM_MEMSZ -lt 0 ] ; then
echo "ERROR: requested KVM memory must be positive"
exit 1
elif [ $KVM_MEMSZ -gt $KVM_MEMSZ_MAX ] ; then
echo "ERROR: requested KVM memory can not exceed $KVM_MEMSZ_MAX MB"
exit 1
fi
}
launch_kvm() {
set +x
cpu_opt=$(compose_cpu_opt $OBS_ARCH)
mem_opt=$(compose_mem_opt)
net_opt=$(compose_net_opt)
vnc_opt=$(compose_vnc_opt)
numa_opt=$(compose_numa_opt)
# Run tests by starting KVM, executes /home/build/run and shuts down.
# Pipe output through buffering utility to avoid high load on server.
date
show_heading " START tester VM:"
set -x
/usr/bin/timeout 12h $numa_opt qemu-kvm -name $label -M pc \
$cpu_opt $mem_opt $net_opt \
-drive file=$KVM_SEED_HDA,snapshot=on \
-drive file=$KVM_HDB $vnc_opt -nographic | buffer -s 4096
date
}
copy_back_from_kvm() {
set +x
if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
report_path=$BUILDHOME/reports
else
report_path=$BUILDHOME/$1
fi
# Mount 2nd disk of VM again to copy the test result and logs
sudo mount -o loop,offset=$HDB_OFFSET -t ext4 -v $KVM_HDB $BUILDMOUNT
show_heading " Tail of syslog from tester:"
[ -f $BUILDHOME/syslog ] && cat $BUILDHOME/syslog
show_heading " Tail of dmesg from tester:"
[ -f $BUILDHOME/dmesg ] && cat $BUILDHOME/dmesg
# re-create directory for reports
rm -rf "$WORKSPACE/reports"
mkdir "$WORKSPACE/reports"
[ -d $report_path ] && [ "$(ls -A $report_path/)" ] && cp -r $report_path/* $WORKSPACE/reports/
# examine tester session exit value
RETVAL=`cat "$BUILDHOME/testresult"`
if [ "$RETVAL" = 0 ]; then
echo RUN SUCCESS
exit 0
else
echo RUN FAIL
exit 1
fi
set -x
}
target_project_basename() {
gerrit_name=$1
safename=`echo $gerrit_name | sed 's/\//-/g'`
echo "Tools-$safename"
}
compose_cpu_opt() {
arch=$1
if [ $arch = "i586" ]; then
echo "-cpu qemu32"
else
echo "-cpu qemu64"
fi
}
compose_net_opt() {
# create unique MAC address from static part=52, node IP, slot number, process number
# node IP last octet comes from SSH_CONNECTION="10.237.71.24 44908 10.237.71.173 22"
nodenum=`echo "$SSH_CONNECTION" | awk '{print $3}' | awk -F\. '{printf("%02x", $4);}'`
slotnum=`printf "%02x" $((EXECUTOR_NUMBER%256))`
pid=$$
p1=$((pid/65536))
p1x=`printf "%02x" $p1`
pid=$((pid-p1*65536))
p2=$((pid/256))
p2x=`printf "%02x" $p2`
pid=$((pid-p2*256))
p3x=`printf "%02x" $pid`
echo "-net nic,macaddr=52:$nodenum:$slotnum:$p1x:$p2x:$p3x -net user"
}
compose_vnc_opt() {
# find free VNC number.
# Start with Jenkins slot number. If this socket is taken,
# increment to next range area. We assume max 20 slots per Jenkins worker.
# That makes sure our session does not fail because of leftover qemu process
# or some manually started process with same vnc number, or some random socket.
slots_range=20
vncnum=$EXECUTOR_NUMBER
while [ $vncnum -lt 200 ]; do
vncsock=`printf "00000000:%04X 00000000:0000" $((5900 + vncnum))`
if ! grep -q "$vncsock" /proc/net/tcp ; then
break
fi
vncnum=$((vncnum + slots_range))
done
echo "-vnc :$vncnum"
}
compose_numa_opt() {
# Bind to CPUs and mem of one node on a NUMA system.
opt=""
if which numactl; then
numanodes=`numactl --hardware | grep 'available:' | awk '{print $2}'`
if [ $numanodes -gt 1 ]; then
idx=$((EXECUTOR_NUMBER%numanodes))
opt="numactl --preferred=$idx --cpunodebind=$idx"
fi
fi
echo $opt
}
compose_mem_opt() {
KVM_MEMSZ_DEFAULT=2048
if [ ! "${KVM_MEMSZ+defined}" ] ; then
KVM_MEMSZ=$KVM_MEMSZ_DEFAULT
fi
echo "-m $KVM_MEMSZ"
}
setenv_to_run() {
#set defined env variable in script run
if [ "$#" -gt "0" ]; then
for val in "$@"
do
local name=$val
eval val=\${$val=undefined}
if [ "$val" != "undefined" ]; then
echo "export $name=\"$val\"" >> $BUILDHOME/run
fi
done
fi
}
show_heading() {
heading=$1
echo "=============================================="
echo "$heading"
echo "=============================================="
}
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