#!/bin/sh
#*******************************************************************************
#
# NAME:		%name%
# SUMMARY:	Initial RAID Manager event notification script for Unix systems.
# COMPONENT:	%subsystem%
# VERSION:	%version%
# UPDATE DATE:	%date_modified: %
#
# CONTACTS:
#   Originator:	jgatica
#   Owner:	?
#   Backup:	?
#   Updater:	%created_by:    %
# 
#		Copyright 1995, 1996, 1997 by Symbios Logic Inc.
#
# DESCRIPTION:
#	This script is called by the RAID Manager application or daemon every time a
#	new event has been detected.  The application creates an event record
#	and saves it in a file whose name is passed as the first argument to
#	this script.
#
#	After initial installation, users may change this script to add or
#	remove features, such as mailing the superuser account, etc.
#	However, this script should always call putplog to update the
#	proprietary log (disabling of this can be done via the parameter
#	file), and it must delete the event file when it is done with it.
#
#
# NOTES:
#
#
# REFERENCE:
# 1.  PIP0003C.DOC, Source Code Integrity Measures
#
#
# CODING STANDARD WAIVERS:
#
#
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PATH=$PATH:/etc/raid/bin:/etc/raid/lib
export PATH
# Add the event to the proprietary log
putplog $1

# Add the event to the syslog
EVTYPE=`cut -d\~ -f6 $1`
if [ EVTYPE != 30 ]
then
(case $EVTYPE in
# 	An AEN event
	00) awk -F\~ 'NF > 0 { printf "AEN event Host=%s Ctrl=%s Dev=%s\n  ASC=%s ASCQ=%s FRU=%s LUN=%s LUN Stat=%s\n  Sense=%s", $1, $2, $3, substr($7,1,2), substr($7,3,2), $8, $9, $10, $11 }' < $1;; 
#
#	Mode Page events are ignored for now
 	10) ;;
#
#	Parity event
	20) awk -F\~ 'NF > 0 { printf "Parity event Host=%s Ctrl=%s Dev=%s\n  Start Blk=%s End Blk=%s # Blks=%s LUN=%s ", $1, $2, $3, $7, $8, $9, $10 }' < $1;;
#
#	Text events are ignored for now
	90) ;;
#
esac) | ( if [ -x "/usr/ucb/logger" ]
	  then
	      /usr/ucb/logger -t raid -p user.err
          elif [ -x "/usr/bin/logger" ]
	  then
	      /usr/bin/logger -t raid -p user.err
	  fi
	  )

# Mail the superuser that an event has occurred
(awk -F\~ 'NF > 0 { printf "An array event has been detected on Controller %s \n  Device %s at Host %s - Time %s %s\n", $2, $3, $1, $4, $5 }' < $1;
echo "\nGo to the Message Log in the Status Application for details" ) | mailx -s "raid Event" root
# If a network is available, does resolv.conf exist and is non-zero?
	if [ -s "/etc/resolv.conf" ]	
		then
		case $EVTYPE in
		   00) cCode="`cut -d\~ -f7 $1`"
		       cCode="`echo 0000$cCode`";;       
		   20)cCode="`cut -d\~ -f11 $1`";;
		   90)cCode="`cut -d\~ -f11 $1`";;
		esac
		ctrlName="`cut -d\~ -f2 $1`"
		hostName="`cut -d \~ -f1 $1`"
		if [ -x "/usr/bin/getent" ]
			then
			hostIP="`getent hosts $hostName | awk '/^[0-9][0-9]*[.]/ {print $1}'`"
			else
			hostIP="`nslookup $hostName | grep Address | tail -1 | awk '{ print $2 }'"
		fi
		trapcntl $cCode $ctrlName $hostIP $hostName
	fi
fi
# Delete the event file (needed since arraymon does not do this)
rm $1