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dracut-functions: add ip_params_for_remote_addr() helper

This helper function takes a remote IP address, and tries to
determine the dracut command line arguments ip= and ifname= that
will make this remote address reachable during boot.

Functionality was taken from the module-setup.sh scripts of 95iscsi and 95nfs,
cleaned up and fixed some issues in particular with statically configured
networks, where the old code would print the unsupported string
"$ifname:static".
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Martin Wilck 4 years ago committed by Daniel Molkentin
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dracut-functions.sh

@ -728,3 +728,117 @@ btrfs_devs() { @@ -728,3 +728,117 @@ btrfs_devs() {
printf -- "%s\n" "$_dev"
done
}

iface_for_remote_addr() {
set -- $(ip -o route get to "$1")
echo $3
}

local_addr_for_remote_addr() {
set -- $(ip -o route get to "$1")
echo $5
}

peer_for_addr() {
local addr=$1
local qtd

# quote periods in IPv4 address
qtd=${addr//./\\.}
ip -o addr show | \
sed -n 's%^.* '"$qtd"' peer \([0-9a-f.:]\{1,\}\(/[0-9]*\)\?\).*$%\1%p'
}

netmask_for_addr() {
local addr=$1
local qtd

# quote periods in IPv4 address
qtd=${addr//./\\.}
ip -o addr show | sed -n 's,^.* '"$qtd"'/\([0-9]*\) .*$,\1,p'
}

gateway_for_iface() {
local ifname=$1 addr=$2

case $addr in
*.*) proto=4;;
*:*) proto=6;;
*) return;;
esac
ip -o -$proto route show | \
sed -n "s/^default via \([0-9a-z.:]\{1,\}\) dev $ifname .*\$/\1/p"
}

# This works only for ifcfg-style network configuration!
bootproto_for_iface() {
local ifname=$1
local dir

# follow ifcfg settings for boot protocol
for dir in network-scripts network; do
[ -f "/etc/sysconfig/$dir/ifcfg-$ifname" ] && {
sed -n "s/BOOTPROTO=[\"']\?\([[:alnum:]]\{1,\}\)[\"']\?.*\$/\1/p" \
"/etc/sysconfig/$dir/ifcfg-$ifname"
return
}
done
}

is_unbracketed_ipv6_address() {
strglob "$1" '*:*' && ! strglob "$1" '\[*:*\]'
}

# Create an ip= string to set up networking such that the given
# remote address can be reached
ip_params_for_remote_addr() {
local remote_addr=$1
local ifname local_addr peer netmask= gateway ifmac

[[ $remote_addr ]] || return 1
ifname=$(iface_for_remote_addr "$remote_addr")
[[ $ifname ]] || {
berror "failed to determine interface to connect to $remote_addr"
return 1
}

# ifname clause to bind the interface name to a MAC address
if [ -d "/sys/class/net/$ifname/bonding" ]; then
dinfo "Found bonded interface '${ifname}'. Make sure to provide an appropriate 'bond=' cmdline."
elif [ -e "/sys/class/net/$ifname/address" ] ; then
ifmac=$(cat "/sys/class/net/$ifname/address")
[[ $ifmac ]] && printf 'ifname=%s:%s ' "${ifname}" "${ifmac}"
fi

bootproto=$(bootproto_for_iface "$ifname")
case $bootproto in
dhcp|dhcp6|auto6) ;;
dhcp4)
bootproto=dhcp;;
static*|"")
bootproto=;;
*)
derror "bootproto \"$bootproto\" is unsupported by dracut, trying static configuration"
bootproto=;;
esac
if [[ $bootproto ]]; then
printf 'ip=%s:%s ' "${ifname}" "${bootproto}"
else
local_addr=$(local_addr_for_remote_addr "$remote_addr")
[[ $local_addr ]] || {
berror "failed to determine local address to connect to $remote_addr"
return 1
}
peer=$(peer_for_addr "$local_addr")
# Set peer or netmask, but not both
[[ $peer ]] || netmask=$(netmask_for_addr "$local_addr")
gateway=$(gateway_for_iface "$ifname" "$local_addr")
# Quote IPv6 addresses with brackets
is_unbracketed_ipv6_address "$local_addr" && local_addr="[$local_addr]"
is_unbracketed_ipv6_address "$peer" && peer="[$peer]"
is_unbracketed_ipv6_address "$gateway" && gateway="[$gateway]"
printf 'ip=%s:%s:%s:%s::%s:none ' \
"${local_addr}" "${peer}" "${gateway}" "${netmask}" "${ifname}"
fi

}

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