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36 * $Whistle: msg.c,v 1.2 1999/11/29 23:38:35 archie Exp $
37 * $FreeBSD: src/usr.sbin/ngctl/msg.c,v 1.1.4.1 2000/07/27 22:05:36 archie Exp $
38 * $DragonFly: src/usr.sbin/ngctl/msg.c,v 1.5 2007/06/04 00:40:31 swildner Exp $
45 static int MsgCmd(int ac
, const char **av
);
47 const struct ngcmd msg_cmd
= {
49 "msg path command [args ... ]",
50 "Send a netgraph control message to the node at \"path\"",
51 "The msg command constructs a netgraph control message from the"
52 " command name and ASCII arguments (if any) and sends that message"
53 " to the node. It does this by first asking the node to convert"
54 " the ASCII message into binary format, and resending the result.",
59 MsgCmd(int ac
, const char **av
)
62 const char *path
, *cmdstr
;
71 /* Put command and arguments back together as one string */
72 for (*buf
= '\0', i
= 3; i
< ac
; i
++) {
73 snprintf(buf
+ strlen(buf
),
74 sizeof(buf
) - strlen(buf
), " %s", av
[i
]);
78 if (NgSendAsciiMsg(csock
, path
, "%s%s", cmdstr
, buf
) < 0) {
83 /* See if a synchronous reply awaits */
90 memset(&tv
, 0, sizeof(tv
));
91 switch (select(csock
+ 1, &rfds
, NULL
, NULL
, &tv
)) {
93 err(EX_OSERR
, "select");
107 * Read and display the next incoming control message
112 u_char buf
[2 * sizeof(struct ng_mesg
) + BUF_SIZE
];
113 struct ng_mesg
*const m
= (struct ng_mesg
*)buf
;
114 struct ng_mesg
*const ascii
= (struct ng_mesg
*)m
->data
;
115 char path
[NG_PATHSIZ
];
117 /* Get incoming message (in binary form) */
118 if (NgRecvMsg(csock
, m
, sizeof(buf
), path
) < 0) {
119 warn("recv incoming message");
123 /* Ask originating node to convert message to ASCII */
124 if (NgSendMsg(csock
, path
, NGM_GENERIC_COOKIE
,
125 NGM_BINARY2ASCII
, m
, sizeof(*m
) + m
->header
.arglen
) < 0
126 || NgRecvMsg(csock
, m
, sizeof(buf
), NULL
) < 0) {
127 printf("Rec'd %s %d from \"%s\":\n",
128 (m
->header
.flags
& NGF_RESP
) != 0 ? "response" : "command",
129 m
->header
.cmd
, path
);
130 if (m
->header
.arglen
== 0)
131 printf("No arguments\n");
133 DumpAscii(m
->data
, m
->header
.arglen
);
137 /* Display message in ASCII form */
138 printf("Rec'd %s \"%s\" (%d) from \"%s\":\n",
139 (ascii
->header
.flags
& NGF_RESP
) != 0 ? "response" : "command",
140 ascii
->header
.cmdstr
, ascii
->header
.cmd
, path
);
141 if (*ascii
->data
!= '\0')
142 printf("Args:\t%s\n", ascii
->data
);
144 printf("No arguments\n");