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35 * Each "hammer cleanup" command creates a pid file at /var/run with the
36 * name hammer.cleanup.$pid with the contents of $pid
38 * If the cleanup ends without incident, the pid file is removed. If the
39 * cleanup job is interrupted, the pid file is not removed. This is
40 * because SIGINT is disabled in deferrence to HAMMER ioctl.
42 * The "hammer abort-cleanup" command is simple. It scans /var/run for
43 * all files starting with "hammer.cleanup.", reads them, and issues a
44 * SIGINTR for any valid pid. Every hammer.cleanup.XXXXXX file will be
45 * removed after the command executes. If multiple cleanup jobs are
46 * running simultaneously, all of them will be aborted.
48 * It is intended any future "abort" commands are also placed in here.
54 hammer_cmd_abort_cleanup(char **av __unused
, int ac __unused
)
61 static char pidfile
[PIDFILE_BUFSIZE
];
62 static const char prefix
[] = "hammer.cleanup.";
63 static const char termmsg
[] = "Terminated cleanup process %u\n";
64 const size_t pflen
= sizeof(prefix
) - 1;
66 if ((dir
= opendir(pidfile_loc
)) == NULL
)
69 while ((den
= readdir(dir
)) != NULL
) {
70 if (strncmp(den
->d_name
, prefix
, pflen
) == 0) {
71 snprintf (pidfile
, PIDFILE_BUFSIZE
, "%s/%s",
72 pidfile_loc
, den
->d_name
);
73 pid
= strtol((char *)(den
->d_name
+ pflen
), &str
, 10);
74 pf_fd
= open(pidfile
, O_RDONLY
| O_CLOEXEC
);
78 if (flock(pf_fd
, LOCK_EX
| LOCK_NB
) < 0) {
79 if (errno
== EWOULDBLOCK
) {
80 /* error expected during cleanup */
81 if (kill (pid
, SIGTERM
) == 0)
82 printf (termmsg
, pid
);
85 /* lock succeeded so pidfile is stale */
86 flock (pf_fd
, LOCK_UN
);