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package Citrix::Farm; |
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# DONE: Change to use new keys, Change POD as well |
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our $VERSION = '0.25'; |
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=head1 NAME |
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Citrix::Farm - Citrix Farm Context Configuration. |
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=head1 DESCRIPTION |
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Farm Context (used all over the Citrix::* modules) is a configuration (hash) for single |
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Citrix Farm with following members: |
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=over 4 |
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=item farmid - Short ID (typically 2-8 chars) for Farm (to appear as farm ID in an App). |
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=item name - Descriptive / displayable Name for the farm |
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=item masterhost - Master host of the farm, queries will be directed onto this host |
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=item domainsuffix - DNS Domain suffix to add to hostname to make a fully qualified host name |
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=item apps - List of applications available on the farm (a ref to an array with app name strings) |
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=item hosts - List of hosts (Including master host) available on farm |
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=back |
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Citrix Farm Information is expected to be stored and maintained in static configuration |
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file so that there is no need to alter the config at runtime (This may change later). |
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For now the accessor methods or class work only as getters. |
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=head1 METHODS |
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The simple Farm model class contains mostly simple getter methods. |
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=over 4 |
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=item $fc->farmid() - Farm ID |
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=item $fc->name() - Farm Name |
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=item $fc->masterhost() - Hostname of masterhost on the farm |
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=item $fc->domainsuffix() - DNS Domain suffix (part after hostname) for farm |
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=item $fc->apps() - Names (IDs) of apps available on Citrix Farm |
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=item $fc->hosts() - Hosts for the farm (serving apps listed above) |
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=back |
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Note once more that these accessor methods only work as getters (see above). |
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=head2 $farminfo = $fc->getfarminfo(); |
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Retrieve Farm info about Farm apps/hosts (by Farm Context). |
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This query is possibly slow and unreliable (if some hosts |
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are down on the farm). Return Farm Info as array(ref). |
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=cut |
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#OLD:=item s - Optional Sequence number (to explicitly order farms within farm collection) |
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# Read-only accessors. Config is assumed to be maintained externally and loaded asis |
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# with no need to "tinker". |
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sub farmid {$_[0]->{'farmid'};} |
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sub name {$_[0]->{'name'};} |
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sub apps {$_[0]->{'apps'};} |
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sub hosts {$_[0]->{'hosts'};} |
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# Method Aliases |
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*Citrix::Farm::mh = \&Citrix::Farm::masterhost; |
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sub getfarminfo { |
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my ($fc) = @_; |
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# TODO: Change heuristics |
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my $usehost = $fc->masterhost(); # OLD: {'mh'} |
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my $cmd = "rsh $usehost $Citrix::binpath/ctxqserver -app"; |
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#DEBUG:print("$cmd:\n",`$cmd`," "); |
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#my $t = alarm(0); |
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local $SIG{'ALRM'} = sub {die("RSH Timeout\n");}; # (at $t) |
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alarm(8); |
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my $fh; |
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my $ok = open($fh, "$cmd |"); |
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$fc->{'msg'} = "$!/$?";print("Failed to open the pipe"); |
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#return(undef); |
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die("$!/$?"); |
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alarm(0); |
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$fc->{'msg'} = $@; |
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} |
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my $arr = []; |
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my $atts = ['APPID', 'PROTO', 'SERVER', 'LOAD',]; |
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# Join to context ? |
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#my $s = $_->{'SERVER'}; |
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$apphost{$_->{'APPID'}}->{$_->{'SERVER'}} = 1; |
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$fc->{'apphost'} = \%apphost; # Index ?! |
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__END__ |