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1#! /bin/sh
2#
3# innotek VirtualBox
4# Linux static host networking interface initialization
5#
6
7#
8# Copyright (C) 2007 innotek GmbH
9#
10# innotek GmbH confidential
11# All rights reserved
12
13# chkconfig: 35 30 60
14# description: VirtualBox permanent host networking setup
15#
16### BEGIN INIT INFO
17# Provides: vboxnet
18# Required-Start: $network
19# Required-Stop:
20# Default-Start: 3 5
21# Default-Stop:
22# Description: VirtualBox permanent host networking setup
23### END INIT INFO
24
25PATH=$PATH:/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin
26CONFIG="/etc/vbox/interfaces"
27VARDIR="/var/run/VirtualBox"
28VARFILE="/var/run/VirtualBox/vboxnet"
29TAPDEV="/dev/net/tun"
30NOLSB=%LSB%
31
32if [ -z "$NOLSB" -a -f /lib/lsb/init-functions ]; then
33 . /lib/lsb/init-functions
34else
35 log_action_begin_msg()
36 {
37 echo -n "$@..."
38 }
39 log_action_end_msg()
40 {
41 if [ -z "${2:-}" ]; then
42 end="."
43 else
44 end=" ($2)."
45 fi
46 if [ $1 -eq 0 ]; then
47 echo "done${end}"
48 else
49 echo "failed${end}"
50 fi
51 }
52 log_success_msg()
53 {
54 echo "$@"
55 }
56 log_failure_msg()
57 {
58 echo "$@"
59 }
60fi
61
62failure()
63{
64 log_action_end_msg 1 "$1"
65 exit 0
66}
67
68running()
69{
70 test -f "$VARFILE"
71}
72
73valid_ifname()
74{
75 if expr match "$1" "vbox[0-9][0-9]*$" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
76 return 0
77 else
78 return 1
79 fi
80}
81
82# Create all permanent TAP devices registered on the system, add them to a
83# bridge if required and keep a record of proceedings in the file
84# /var/run/VirtualBox/vboxnet. If this file already exists, assume that the
85# script has already been started and do nothing.
86start_network() {
87 log_action_begin_msg "Starting VirtualBox host networking"
88 # If the service is already running, return successfully.
89 if [ -f "$VARFILE" ]; then
90 log_action_end_msg 0
91 return 0
92 fi
93 # Fail if we can't create our runtime record file
94 if [ ! -d "$VARDIR" ]; then
95 if ! mkdir "$VARDIR" 2> /dev/null; then
96 failure "Cannot create $VARDIR"
97 fi
98 fi
99 if ! touch "$VARFILE" 2> /dev/null; then
100 failure "Cannot create $VARFILE"
101 fi
102 # If there is no configuration file, report success
103 if [ ! -f "$CONFIG" ]; then
104 log_action_end_msg 0
105 return 0
106 fi
107 # Fail if we can't read our configuration
108 if [ ! -r "$CONFIG" ]; then
109 failure "Cannot read $CONFIG"
110 fi
111 # Fail if we don't have tunctl
112 if ! VBoxTunctl -h 2>&1 | grep -q VBoxTunctl > /dev/null; then
113 failure "VBoxTunctl not found"
114 fi
115 # Read the configuration file entries line by line and create the
116 # interfaces
117 while read line; do
118 set ""$line
119 # If the line is a comment then ignore it
120 if ((! expr match "$1" "#" > /dev/null) && (! test -z "$1")); then
121 # Check that the line is correctly formed (an interface name plus one
122 # or two non-comment entries, possibly followed by a comment).
123 if ((! expr match "$2" "#" > /dev/null) &&
124 (test -z "$4" || expr match "$4" "#" > /dev/null) &&
125 (valid_ifname "$1"))
126 then
127 # Try to create the interface
128 if VBoxTunctl -t "$1" -u "$2" > /dev/null 2>&1
129 then
130 # On SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, the interface does not
131 # appear immediately, so we loop trying to bring it up.
132 i=1
133 while [ $i -le 10 ]
134 do
135 ifconfig "$1" up 2> /dev/null
136 if ifconfig | grep "$1" > /dev/null 2>&1
137 then
138 # Add the interface to a bridge if one was specified
139 if [ ! -z "$3" ]
140 then
141 if brctl addif "$3" "$1" 2> /dev/null
142 then
143 echo "$1 $2 $3" > "$VARFILE"
144 else
145 echo "$1 $2" > "$VARFILE"
146 echo "Warning - failed to add interface $1 to the bridge $3"
147 fi
148 else
149 echo "$1 $2" > $VARFILE
150 fi
151 i=20
152 else
153 i=`expr $i + 1`
154 sleep .1
155 fi
156 done
157 if [ $i -ne 20 ]
158 then
159 echo "Warning - failed to bring up the interface $1"
160 fi
161 else
162 echo "Warning - failed to create the interface $1 for the user $2"
163 fi
164 else
165 echo
166 echo "Warning - invalid line in $CONFIG:"
167 echo " $line"
168 fi
169 fi
170 done < "$CONFIG"
171 # Set /dev/net/tun to belong to the group vboxusers if it exists and does
172 # yet belong to a group.
173 if ls -g "$TAPDEV" 2>/dev/null | grep -q root; then
174 chgrp vboxusers "$TAPDEV"
175 chmod 0660 "$TAPDEV"
176 fi
177 log_action_end_msg 0
178 return 0
179}
180
181# Shut down VirtualBox host networking and remove all permanent TAP
182# interfaces. This action will fail if some interfaces could not be removed.
183stop_network() {
184 log_action_begin_msg "Shutting down VirtualBox host networking"
185 # If there is no runtime record file, assume that the service is not
186 # running.
187 if [ ! -f "$VARFILE" ]; then
188 log_action_end_msg 0
189 return 0
190 fi
191 # Fail if we can't read our runtime record file or write to the
192 # folder it is located in
193 if [ ! -r "$VARFILE" -o ! -w "$VARDIR" ]; then
194 failure "Failed to read $VARFILE or to write $VARDIR"
195 fi
196 # Fail if we don't have tunctl
197 if ! VBoxTunctl -h 2>&1 | grep -q VBoxTunctl > /dev/null; then
198 failure "VBoxTunctl not found"
199 fi
200 # Read the runtime record file entries line by line and delete the
201 # interfaces. The format of the runtime record file is not checked for
202 # errors.
203 while read line; do
204 set ""$line
205 # Remove the interface from a bridge if it is part of one
206 if [ ! -z "$3" ]; then
207 brctl delif "$3" "$1" 2> /dev/null
208 fi
209 # Remove the interface. Roll back everything and fail if this is not
210 # possible
211 if (! ifconfig "$1" down 2> /dev/null ||
212 ! VBoxTunctl -d "$1" > /dev/null 2>&1)
213 then
214 while read line; do
215 set ""$line
216 VBoxTunctl -t "$1" -u "$2" > /dev/null 2>&1
217 ifconfig "$1" up 2> /dev/null
218 if [ ! -z "$3" ]; then
219 brctl addif "$3" "$1"
220 fi
221 done < "$VARFILE"
222 failure "Removing of interface failed"
223 fi
224 done < "$VARFILE"
225 rm -f "$VARFILE" 2> /dev/null
226 log_action_end_msg 0
227 return 0
228}
229
230# Shut down VirtualBox host networking and remove all permanent TAP
231# interfaces. This action will succeed even if not all interfaces could be
232# removed. It is only intended for exceptional circumstances such as
233# uninstalling VirtualBox.
234force_stop_network() {
235 log_action_begin_msg "Shutting down VirtualBox host networking"
236 # If there is no runtime record file, assume that the service is not
237 # running.
238 if [ ! -f "$VARFILE" ]; then
239 log_action_end_msg 0
240 return 0
241 fi
242 # Fail if we can't read our runtime record file or write to the
243 # folder it is located in
244 if [ ! -r "$VARFILE" -o ! -w "$VARDIR" ]; then
245 failure "Failed to read $VARFILE or to write $VARDIR"
246 fi
247 # Fail if we don't have tunctl
248 if ! VBoxTunctl -h 2>&1 | grep -q VBoxTunctl > /dev/null; then
249 failure "VBoxTunctl not found"
250 fi
251 # Read the runtime record file entries line by line and delete the
252 # interfaces. The format of the runtime record file is not checked for
253 # errors.
254 while read line; do
255 set ""$line
256 # Remove the interface from a bridge if it is part of one
257 if [ ! -z "$3" ]; then
258 brctl delif "$3" "$1" 2> /dev/null
259 fi
260 # Remove the interface.
261 ifconfig "$1" down 2> /dev/null
262 VBoxTunctl -d "$1" > /dev/null 2>&1
263 done < "$VARFILE"
264 rm -f "$VARFILE" 2> /dev/null
265 log_action_end_msg 0
266 return 0
267}
268
269case "$1" in
270start)
271 start_network
272 ;;
273stop)
274 stop_network
275 ;;
276restart|reload|force-reload)
277 stop_network
278 start_network
279 ;;
280force-stop)
281 force_stop_network
282 ;;
283status)
284 if running; then
285 log_success_msg "VirtualBox host networking is loaded."
286 else
287 log_failure_msg "VirtualBox host networking is not loaded."
288 fi
289 ;;
290*)
291 echo "Usage: `basename $0` {start|stop|force-stop|restart|force-reload|status}"
292 exit 1
293esac
294
295exit
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