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This is a non-existing file, how did you find it? ;-)
It seems like you know a bit about your system, perhaps
you want to join cinit development in #cLinux on irc.freenode.org?

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Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short
notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
<program> Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands
might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an "about box".
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school,
if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary.
For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see
<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
The GNU General Public License does not permit incorporating your program
into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you
may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with
the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General
Public License instead of this License. But first, please read
<http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.html>.

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Credits - People contributed to cinit
Nico Schottelius, 2005-05-17 (Last Change: ls -l)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following list is sorted chronological, new contributors are
added at the end of the list.
René Nussbaumer
* helping with the general IPC idea
* testing and proof-reading code
Marcus Przyklink
* coding linear lists, making MAX_SVC obsolete
* providing cinit-vs.pl to visualize the cinit-tree
Matteo Croce
* finding good strip parameters to save about 30KiB (on glibc)
Sandro Koechli
* testing, testing and testing cinit and cinit documentation
Marcus Wagner
* building and maintaining the Debian package
Peter Portmann
* testing cinit and documentation, writing cinit.graph.text in C, other coding
Tonnerre Lombard
* NetBSD support (host + hints)

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#
# cinit
# Nico Schottelius
#
# Don't edit Makefiles, use conf/* for configuration.
#
# Directories and files
CDIRS=src doc
#
# Targets
#
#
# Warn per default, make sure the user knows what she does
#
warn:
@cat doc/.buildwarn
all: sources documentation
dev-all: all sizecheck
install clean dist distclean:
@for subdir in ${CDIRS}; do \
echo "Making $@ in $$subdir"; \
(cd $$subdir && ${MAKE} ${MAKEFLAGS} $@) || break; \
done;
.PHONY: sources
sources:
${MAKE} -C src all
.PHONY: documentation
documentation:
${MAKE} -C doc documentation
sizecheck: sources
FILE="size/`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S`"; ls -l src/cinit > $$FILE; cat $$FILE; \
cg-add $$FILE
cg-commit $$FILE -m "Size added"
#cg-commit $$FILE -m "Size: $$(awk '{ print $5 }' $$FILE)"
source-size: clean
@echo -n "Source size (in KiB): "
@du -s src/ | awk '{ sum+=$$1 } END { print sum }'
install-miniconf:
./bin/cinit.install.miniconf
install-dir:
./bin/cinit.install.dir
config:
@./bin/cinit.configure.os
@./bin/cinit.configure.tools
@./bin/cinit.configure.ipc
@touch src/.configured
################################################################################
# Tests
#
tests:
# does not work, due getting killed, due to design :-)
#./scripts/internal/compile_run_as_compiler.sh
./scripts/internal/test_on_hosts.sh ./scripts/internal/compile_test.sh
DEBIAN=lenny
UMLDIR=test/uml
CONFDIR=etc/cinit/
uml-install-debian:
mkdir -p $(UMLDIR)
sudo /usr/sbin/debootstrap $(DEBIAN) $(UMLDIR)
me=$$(whoami); sudo chown -R $$me $(UMLDIR)
# only install binaries, no need to test documentation
uml-install-config:
rsync -av --delete ./$(CONFDIR) $(UMLDIR)/$(CONFDIR)
uml-install-cinit:
dir=$$(cd $(UMLDIR); pwd -P); make -C src DESTDIR=$$dir install
uml-run: uml-install-config
dir=$$(cd $(UMLDIR); pwd -P); linux root=/dev/root rootflags=$$dir rootfstype=hostfs init=/sbin/cinit
uml-run-sysv:
dir=$$(cd $(UMLDIR); pwd -P); linux root=/dev/root rootflags=$$dir rootfstype=hostfs
# debian-etch
de-install:
rsync -av --delete ./ root@de:cinit
rsync -av --delete ./etc/cinit/ root@de:/etc/cinit
ssh root@de '(cd cinit; make clean install)'
de-run:
ssh root@de reboot
UBUNTUHOST=cinit@192.168.122.2
UBUNTUCONF=./etc/cinit-ubuntu
UBUNTUINSTALL="cd cinit && make clean && sudo make install"
UBUNTUTEST="sudo reboot"
ubuntu-install:
rsync -av --delete ./ $(UBUNTUHOST):cinit
# rsync -av --delete ./$(UBUNTUCONF) $(UBUNTUHOST):/etc/cinit
ssh "$(UBUNTUHOST)" $(UBUNTUINSTALL)
ubuntu-test: ubuntu-install
ssh "$(UBUNTUHOST)" $(UBUNTUTEST)
################################################################################
#
# Developer targets
#
release: ./scripts/internal/cinit.release
./scripts/internal/cinit.release now
scripts/internal/cinit.release: ./scripts/internal/test-cmd.sh
./scripts/internal/test-cmd.sh
cinitconfconfdir=../cinit-conf/conf
sync-conf:
rsync --delete -av ./conf/ $(cinitconfconfdir)
cd $(cinitconfconfdir); git add .; git commit -m "sync with cinit/conf"

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- Add service start/stop to cinit
cinit_svc_disable.c
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- svc_stop_wait()
=> calls svc_stop() and waits until the process
is finished
=> pay attention for child handler!
=> wait for that specific PID!
=> use global lock?
- answer_svc_stop(char *svc, int method)
=> is called by the IPC methods
=> checks whether the service exists
=> returns the status of the service (NOT_EXISTS or
the new one)
=> calls svc_stop_wait(), which returns
=> method =
o including needed_by
o including wanted_by
o including needed_by and wanted_by
o only the service
- cinit blocking while shutting down
=> not good!
=> only needed when being in ipc!
=> otherwise tree_stop() catches that again.
-
- Documentate off exit codes:
* 0: successfully stopped
* 1: internal error: service status unknown
* 2: ...?
Done for pre14:
- svc_stop()
=> stops an existing service
=> sets status
=> calls "off"
- svc_stop_deps() => takes care about dependencies
- Add comment about path_absolute in manpage of cmd => requires the directory
to be there.

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1. get the situation
2. fix the problems
3. release 0.3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.
- SIGCHLD not handled carefully
- service status changing not supported
- shutdown needs to be checked
- documentation is a mess
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2. began to cleanup child handler
- test on linux and freebsd

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cinit, Nico Schottelius, 2005-04-28 [last change: 2005-05-07]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Introduction
============
cinit is a fast init system with dependency features and
profile support. It was orientated on the design off Richard Gooch's
need [0] and Felix von Leitner's minit[1]. Minit does not support real
dependencies (you don't know whether the service you depend on really
started) and the need concept is somehow slow (as seen in gentoo).
In addition, minit needs libowfat and dietlibc, which may not be found
on every Unix system.
cinit main features:
- portability: it should run on every Unix
- true dependencies (soft and hard!)
- parallel execution
- highly customisable (see conf/*)
- profile support (specify what services to start depending on the profile)
Getting cinit
=============
This README is part of the source, so you should have it.
If not, goto the homepage [2] and download the tar archive
or get the lastest snapshot via git.
Pre-Configuring
===============
If you want to fine tune cinit parameters, add different path names,
change the DESTDIR, ... have a look at conf/*.
Installing
==========
You can install cinit parallel to any other init-system, it won't
kill other init's config nor /sbin/init, if it exists.
You only have to tell your kernel to execute /sbin/cinit instead
of /sbin/init.
Everybody do:
# make all install
This will create /sbin/cinit.
If /sbin/init does not exist, it will be linked to /sbin/cinit.
If it's the first time you operate with cinit, you can also do:
# make install-test
This will populate /etc/cinit with a testing configuration,
which is somehow minimalistic
(mounting root r/w, starting gettys, setting hostname).
Although this should work on most Linux systems, it's really
minimalistic. Please configure your cinit installation yourself,
see below how to do that.
After configuring you need to tell your kernel to boot cinit instead
of your current init system. How to do that depends on your system:
Linux/LILO and Linux/yaboot (ppc):
append="init=/sbin/cinit"
Linux/grub1 and Linux/grub2:
kernel <normal kernel specification> init=/sbin/cinit
Configuring
===========
You'll have to configure /etc/cinit and add your existing services.
Please read doc/configuring.cinit for details.
Please read doc/FAO if there are still questions open.
Please join #cLinux on irc.freenode.org if there are still questions open.
There can be found some (currently only one) testing examples
below samples/ (some I do use for testing, beware if you use it:
It loads the dvorak keymapping at startup!).
There are currently no tools to merge your existing init-system
to cinit (like sysvinit-merge, bsd-merge or minit-merge) available.
If someone cares and tries to do that, I would be happy to include
the script(s).
Additionally I would be thankful for tar-balls containing a complete
replacement of $your_unix_init.
Author, Contact, Bug reports, etc.
==================================
Nico Schottelius (nico-cinit<<at>>schottelius [[dot]] org) is the
author. Bug reports should be send to this address.
FIXME: Add mailing list here
The homepage of cinit is [2].
References:
===========
[0]: need: http://www.atnf.csiro.au/people/rgooch/linux/boot-scripts/
[1]: minit: http://www.fefe.de/minit/
[2]: cinit: http://linux.schottelius.org/cinit/

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THIS DOCUMENT SHOULD VANISH AS SOON AS EVERYTHING IS FINE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Timeline
---------
* ~ End of October 2006: Reunderstand the code, manifest changes [DONE]
* ~ Mid of November 2006: Have a compile-able cinit [DONE]
* ~ End of November 2006: Have a testsystem booting cinit [DONE]
* ~ Mid of December 2006: Have production stable cinit
- Begin with migration scripts
- publish installable pre-releases
* ~ End of December 2006: Have some generic migration scripts
- Have (different) understanable documents
* ~ Mid of January 2007: Begin official release of cinit-0.3
Versions
---------
0.3:
~~~
code: Make cinit compile again :) [DONE]
code: double check to remove Linux specific source from general tree [DONE]
code: seperate ipc from the rest [DONE]
code: fix / check signal handlers [DONE]
code: cleanup makefile [DONE]
code: add porting code: add support for any unix in general [DONE]
code: stabilize code, remove experimenting parts
code: remove delay support, let off/off.params do that. [DONE]
code: add special directory (/etc/cinit/conf?) for non-services [DONE]
code: move production code to src/ [DONE]
end user doc: add warning for special binaries and hint for r/o only
amiga alike systems
doc: begin to merge old documents into new structure and move them
to the doc/ancient directory [DONE]
0.3.1:
devel doc: how to write merging scripts
devel doc: merging framework:
- minimal (do not look at the current configuration, build minimal)
- use current system (slowly, may use old scripts)
- rebuilt current system (recommened)
tools: general framework for merging
end user doc: merging old init to cinit
code: add porting code: add support for freebsd
code: better readable output:
-> starting
[ started once ]
[ respawning ]
[ failed ] (+ REASON!)
[ needs failed ] (which ones)
-> stopping
[ stopping ] (for dependencies)
[ stopped ] ?
[ not running ] ?
code: export profile information (CINIT_PROFILE)
end user doc: using different profiles in user space
end user doc: write examples for profiles:
o switch ssh known_hosts based on profile
o different proxy settings in browsers
- environment
- mozilla settings
o start samba (for lan)
o start samba (for company lan)
o use nis and nfs (company profile)
doc: continue to merge old documents into new structure and move them
to the doc/ancient directory
0.3.2:
end user doc: what to read to use cinit
end user doc: installing cinit
end user doc: configuring cinit
tools: writing cinit-config (graphical (dialog based?) configuration tool)
code: add porting code: add support for openbsd
code: add reverse dependency chain (or earlier?) [DONE]
code: better support for external tools
o neustarten
o mit herunterfahren
o mit herunterfahren und allen Diensten, die abhaengen
o ohne herunterfahren
o Statische Daten
o pid vom Daemon
o pid vom einmal ausgefuehrten Programm
doc: end to merge old documents into new structure and move them
to the doc/ancient directory
0.3.3:
devel doc: writing an init system
devel doc: the conf/-configuration system
code: check conf/ and perhaps rewrite b0rken english sentences
code / doc: add logging support for services -> use multilog?
code: add porting code: add support for netbsd
0.4:
first stable, tested, well documented version.
code: check for optimisation
other: compare with other init systems
0.4.x:
code: add porting code: add support for other unices

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svc_stop vs. svc_disable: coded tired?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- define service status in one document, so repeatition stops!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- add error handling to cinit.install.binary
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- add code do implement stopping / restarting with dependency tree
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# cinit.create.empty.service: can only be started from the bin directory
- Fix Switching services off !!
- Error codes when shutting down a service?
- Delay dokumentieren
- no_kill dokumentieren
- on.out, on.err, on.in?
-> reading/writing from/to files
- implement "no_kill" until cinit-0.2 or 0.3?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Source Logic issues
- remove FIXME entries (and what should be fixed, too)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Helper scripts, rausgenommen aus Der Doku, muessen fuer
cinit-0.3 ueberprueft werden:
Configure help scripts
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
cinit-conf later
Using prepared scripts
In the bin/ directory of this tarball you'll find at least:
cinit.add.dependency - add a dependency to a service
cinit.add.getty - add a new getty
cinit.create.empty.service - create an empty service
cinit.reboot - reboot in /bin/sh
cinit.remove.getty - remove a getty service
cinit.respawn.off - switch respawing off
cinit.respawn.on - switch respawing on
cinit.shutdown - shutdown in /bin/sh
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Optimisations
-------------
- Configuring
* add scripts! see below
- define coding guidelines -> general, with url?
- Write manpages (use doc/* as base for that)
- Check Spell and Grammar in documentation
- write howto:
o Howto-cinit
o Howto-cinit-uml
tree_exec
~~~~~~~~~
- only check dependencies (=needs) after the basic run?
Documentation
-------------
developer
~~~~~~~~~
- ST_IN_LIST == startup marker, used to (NOT) insert services into startup
- dep_needs_wants_add is used to add dependencies of a service to the general
starter list
user
----
- do we really need swapoff? remove umount, swapoff!
* to services!
-> they have to do it!
- dependencies with leading '.' (dot) are ignored.
- about cinit-configuration structure
* cconfig
* svc/
* special/ (or however we called it)
- panic
- halt
- poweroff
- reboot
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAQ
~~~
- DOKU: what happens when a service does not terminate....
und er als once drin ist
--> Wenn kein ReSPAWN und der Prozess beendet sich nicht,
dann haengt init!
- multuicall probleme -> busysbox --> GIBT ES NICHT!!
---> DOKU DAZU! mit links, doppelt links, aus test
---> erklaeren, dass es unproblematisch ist!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
csvc:
11:09 < folken23> telmich: oder service allready started.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
cinit:
11:09 < folken23> telmich: zsb. eine grund angabe warum ein dienst nicht gestartet
werden konnte.
11:09 < folken23> telmich: e.g. file nicht gefunden, service hat nicht 0
zurueckgeworfen.
---> errno in execute_sth!
Child handlin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~g
- free() everything before starting child
Later
~~~~~
- close(*>2) before forking / executing
-> close fds, clean environment, etc., ...
-> do we really need that?
-> yep, clean environment!
- logging service!
-> write output $somewhere, wait for syslog?
-> flush at the end of start-process?
-> perhaps pipe logging output to a program?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Doc
* main.text -> cleanup / remove / split
* config-dirs
* FAQ
* ideas
* meta.dependencies
- config/hints/meta depps
* optimising
- integrate into other
* README.text
- update
* replacing.init
- update / integrate
* special-services.text
- into configuring/hints?
* TODO
- into paths, if necessary
* updating.cinit
- update as soon as update is possible?
* using.rescue
- update as soon as update is possible?
* 'os-integration.text'
* 'daemons.backgrounding'
* There are some hints on how to migrate to cinit in general and also
some os specific help in the file 'migrating-init-systems.text',
- CODECHECK:
* what happens with the wants of the last services?
- are they added?
- are they added at the correct position?
- scripts
* `cinit.check.config` (doc/user/configuring.cinit.text)
-> circular depedencies!
- Doc.next:
- installing: report!
-> write report script.
- Doc later
* current-init-problems.text
- current-init-problems.text explains why cinit does not use nor recommends the use of shell scripts.
* special-services.text
- Begin documentation
* Check Makefile
* Integrate Makefile into main Makefile
* create manpage
* Write a small manual
- install
- configure
- boot (different OS)
* generate asciidoc!
- Doc way:
* installing
* configuring
- testconfig!
* booting
- different OS / bootloader
* debugging
- Shutdomn code:
* begin at init, then shutdown wants/needs, ...
- check that the new wants and need elements are nserted the other way round
* we go to next, elements must be put before us!
- replace cinit_ipc_logon with cinit_ipc_init...
* delay ipc code -> after start!
- Cleanup / create object lists
object-lists/
cinit
cservice
ccontrol
cinit.halt
cinit.reboot
cinit.shutdown (shell script?!?)
TODO.pre9:
Done:
- pfad korrigieren (home/..../ -> cinit.release)
- cg-add nicht aufrufen beim make all!
ser/nico/oeffentlich/computer/projekte/cinit/cinit-0.3pre8/doc'
FILE="size/`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S`"; ls -l src/cinit > $FILE; cat $FILE; \
cg-add $FILE
-rwx------ 1 nico nico 72601 2007-04-06 17:52 src/cinit
There is no GIT repository here (.git not found)
make: *** [sizecheck] Fehler 1
- setup VM for testing: qemu/kvm/virtualbox (no commercial bloaty)
-> uml!
- sleep when respawnig!
-> static delay of five seconds
do_reboot.c:
is ipc closed? -> check! => done!
- ignore msgrcv: Interrupted system call
Session terminated, killing shell...msgq-destroy: Invalid argument
msgq-destroy: Invalid argument
- do not print an error if /etc/cinit/conf/last is non-existent!
=> print it. Do not not print it, as this can aid debugging.
include locking via shm, remove test on pid1
=> not necessary imho currently
TODO.pre11:
Remove some debugging, re-introduce DEBUG() macro..
Fix doc:
make dist should cleanup cc / ld to sane values?
or do I experiement in tmp/*?
http://linux.schottelius.org/cinit/browse_source/current/doc/user/config-dirs
conf/c_halt
IPC:
* check msqg-code
* documentate the ipc functions: update devel/ipc.text
* check cinit_read_command() (devel/ipc.h)
do_reboot.c:
write cinit_svc_shutdown
- implement do_reboot()
* so not only booting with cinit works, but also the shutdown
- write libcinit for use in cmd()
- find out why gettimeofday() and time() do strange things when called in SIG_CHLD
=> bug opened in glibc, got to code testprogram
- write cinit.conf.check
* report broken links in needs/wants
* report circular dependencies
- pretty print, reporting is ugly!
Add handler for ctrl+alt+delete
* document in paths
* check whether there's an os-unspecific way to do that
cleanup bin/
- write sys-v-init-shutdown-wrapper
* shutdown
* halt
* reboot
* poweroff
- write manpages for
- *.kill
- cmd
install:
make install => does not overwrite critical targets
* cinit
* *.kill (see client/*)
* cmd
make force-install => overwrites /sbin/{halt,poweroff,reboot}?
=> with script that wraps cmd
make install-template:
* creates categories
make install-miniconf:
* creates categories
* creates one service starting a shell (depending on the OS!)

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caveats
-------
- cinit will sleep after respawing if ...
a) the service did not terminate normally (!WIFEXITED(status))
b) the service did return a non-zero exit status
- cinit ignores the Keyboard request
- Currently there is no support to react on 'ctr+alt+del':
- cinit will start a little bit faster if you omit non needed
'wants' and 'needs' dirs as they need to be scanned if they
do not exist
- Dependencies beginning with a '.' (dot) are ignored.
So you can temporarily disable a dependency moving it to
want/.name

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#!/bin/sh
# Nico Schottelius
# reboot system
# 2005-06-09
usage()
{
echo "`basename $0`"
echo " Reboot the system:"
exit 1
}
if [ $# -ne 0 ]; then
usage
fi
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#!/bin/sh
# Nico Schottelius
# shutdown system
# TODO: use ccontrol!
# 2005-05-24 (Last changed: 2005-06-18)
usage()
{
echo "`basename $0` -[ohr]"
echo " Shutdown the system:"
echo " -p|--power-off: Power off"
echo " -h|--halt: Halt"
echo " -r|--reboot: Reboot"
echo " -s|--rescue: Rescue mode"
echo " "
exit 1
}
if [ $# -ne 1 ]; then
usage
fi
case $1 in
-r|--reboot) kill -HUP 1 ;;
-p|--power-off) kill -TERM 1 ;;
-h|--halt) kill -USR1 1 ;;
-s|--rescue) kill -USR2 1 ;;
*) usage ;;
esac

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#!/bin/sh
# Nico Schottelius
# wait for daemon to terminate
# the pidfile is our first argument,
# the dameon the second and all others are for the daemon
# 2005-06-12 (Last Changed: 2005-06-17)
# how long to sleep before rechecking
SLEEP=5
if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then
echo "`basename $0` <pidfile> <daemon> [daemon arguments]"
exit 1
fi
PIDFILE=$1; shift
DAEMON=$1; shift
# remove old pidfile
[ -e "$PIDFILE" ] && rm -f $PIDFILE
$DAEMON $@
PID=$(cat "$PIDFILE")
ISALIVE=$(ps ax | awk '{ print $1 }' | grep "^$PID\$")
while [ "$ISALIVE" ]; do
sleep ${SLEEP}
ISALIVE=$(ps ax | awk '{ print $1 }' | grep "^$PID\$")
done

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--- !ditz.rubyforge.org,2008-03-06/issue
title: "Documentate: How to cross compile"
desc: |-
conf/os to destination os
conf/cc
conf/ld
conf/cflags
conf/ldflags
type: :task
component: documentation
release: future
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name: cinit
version: "0.5"
components:
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name: cinit
- !ditz.rubyforge.org,2008-03-06/component
name: core
- !ditz.rubyforge.org,2008-03-06/component
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- !ditz.rubyforge.org,2008-03-06/component
name: portability
- !ditz.rubyforge.org,2008-03-06/component
name: documentation
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- !ditz.rubyforge.org,2008-03-06/release
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This is an example for a cinit and cinit-conf configuration.
The first line of a file contains the configuration value,
the rest of the file may contain a description.
The conf/ directory is shared by cinit and cinit-conf and may contain files that
are only relevant for one of the two projects.

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conf
The directory below cinit_dir for cinit configuration.

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delay
Name of the file which contains the delay between sending SIGKILL after
SIGTERM for respawning processes.

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/bin/sh
The path to a program, that we execute if nothing
else helps. We'll execute it, if the standard panic
action fails (as specified in cinit_dir/c_confdir/panic).

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.env
The extension to c_on and c_off, which will contain the environment \n seperated.
For instance:
CLIENT_IP=192.168.23.42
ACCEPT_CONN=32

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The name of the init service.

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last
Name of the file below cinit_dir/c_confdir/ to execute right before
reboot/halt/poweroff.
This maybe a shellscript with the OS-specific umount procedure (like umount -a),
see doc/user/configuring.cinit for more details.

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needs
Name of the service sub-directory containing the needed services.

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Name of the file we start, when stopping the service.

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Name of the file we start, when starting the service.

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panic
Name of the file below cinit_dir/c_confdir/ to execute on panic.
This name .params (normally panic.params) will be passed as parameters/
argumunts to panic.

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The extension to c_on and c_off, which will contain the parameters \n seperated.

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respawn
If this file exists in a service directory, cinit will respawn the service.

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coala
The name of the socket cinit will use (currently: below tmpdir,
see doc/ipc.thoughts).

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The name of the temporary directory, where we'll mount tmpfs to create the socket

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tmpfs
The name of the filesystem to use to mount a memory filesystem.
On Linux this is "tmpfs".

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tmpfs
The name of the mount target, we'll mount with c_tmpfs on the c_tmp directory.
On Linux this can be anything, but we will use the default "tmpfs".

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wants
Name of the service sub-directory containing the wanted services.

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gcc
The c-compiler to use.

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-pipe -W -Wall -Werror -Iinclude -g -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=600 -D_USE_POSIX
Standard flags to pass to (g)cc.
-D_XOPEN_SOURCE=600 must be used on glibc to select the right standard.
-D_USE_POSIX is needed for sigemptyset on glibc

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This is where all configuration for cinit will be stored.

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conf
General cinit-configuration (below cinitdir)

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The destination to install to. This is not used when running cinit,
but only for installing it. Normally the first line is blank.
cinit-conf uses this file for installing the configuration.

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getty
This is the subdirectry in which the scripts will create the gettys,
if you are using 'install-conf'. It's not used be cinit internally.

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-d
Parameter to pass to install_prog to create directories.

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/usr/bin/install
Program we use to install. install_directory contains parameter
to create directory.

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msgq
The type of IPC (inter process communication) to use.
Valid values can be optained by issuing `ls src/ipc/`.

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gcc
Comment missing.

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No flags specified normally.

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30
Maximum number of seconds to sleep between retrying to start it
(respawn only).

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32
Maximum number of direct dependencies (in each wants and needs,
that way doubling this number) a service may have. The default is 32.

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/bin/sh
Used to generate an unique identifier for the message queue.
See ftok(3).

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o
This is use in ftok to generate a key_t for the message queue use to write
to the clients. See ftok(3).

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i
This is use in ftok to generate a key_t for the message queue use to write
to the server. See ftok(3).

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linux
Select the operating system compiling for.
Current possibilities:
- linux
Currently Planned possibilities:
- freebsd
- openbsd
- netbsd

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asciidoc
The binary on your system (with or without path) which does what I expect
asciidoc todo.
Default: asciidoc

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docbook2x-man
The binary on your system (with or without path) which converts
docbook to manpages.
Default: docbook2x-man

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docbook2x-texi
The binary on your system (with or without path) which converts
docbook to texinfo.
Default: docbook2x-texi

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Where to install cinit. Normally this will be /, but you can put it anywhere.
The subdirectory 'sbin' under this prefix must be readable by the kernel.
This is normally either empty or "/".

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cprofile:
The argument should be passed to cinit to recognize that
a profile will follow. "cprofile:" is the standard, as
the Linux kernel eats everything in the form 'var=parm'.
The old (pre cinit-0.1) option "cprofile=" should therefore
NOT be used.
Under Linux you tell it the bootloader like grub or LILO.

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getty init local-tuning local-services mount network remote-services
List of directories normally created below /etc/cinit/svc/ as
'pseudo-services'.
Btw, 'init' is the first service and has always to be there, but it does not really
fit into here, because it's a real one, compraed to the pseudo services.

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sleep_before_kill
The file that specifies how long to sleep after sending SIGTERM, before sending
SIGKILL to every process. If this file is non-existing the builtin value from
'sleep_kill'.
The file should be located below conf/

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2
Seconds to sleep after sending SIGTERM, before sending SIGKILL to every
process. 5 is a good working value, but makes me tired. Testing with
2 currently.
Note: This does NOT affect terminating services, they are shutdown by
their own 'off' functions.

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1
Seconds to sleep after sending SIGTERM, before sending SIGKILL to
the service we are shutting down. This is only used for
bringing down respawning processes. Default: 1.

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How many seconds to sleep before rechecking if the service was executed.
Used by run_svc().

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How many seconds to sleep before respawning a failed process.

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Maximum process waiting in the socket queue. The default is much
more than enough.

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Strip out unecessary parts of the binaries.

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svc
Directory below /etc/cinit that contains the services.

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"0.3pre15"
The version.

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Migrate conf/ to general conf/-buildsystem (write documentation for it).
gpm2 may be an example for this!
conf/targets:
targets to make available in Makefile and their dependencies
abstract the build-process somehow, so one can create build-targets?
c-programs/ (includes cc / ld)
cinit (link to conf/object_listings cinit?)
conf/object_listings
lists of dependencies:
conf/object_listings/cinit contains all objects needed for cinit
conf/programs/
like cc, ld, install, ...
conf/built-options/
like --... in ./configure
conf/install/
<name>
options/
destdir (prefixed before everything)
prefix (standard prefix)
bin (relative to prefix, if not beginning with a /)
sbin (relative to prefix, if not beginning with a /)
lib (relative to prefix, if not beginning with a /)
targets/
cinit/
built-target (link to conf/targets/cinit)
destination (relative to

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#
# (c) 2005 Peter Portmann (pp at bluewin.ch)
# cinit/contrib+tools
#
# This script is written for the clinux-System and published
# under the terms of GPL 2.0
#
# Version: 0.2
# clean with a single command instead of two commands.
#
# ChangeLog:
# 0.1 initial version
#
# Todo:
#
# Features:
#
# compile/link options
#
# do not use DEBUG and OPTIMIZE at the same time!
#DEBUG=-DDEBUG
#OPTIMIZE=-Werror
DEBUG=-g -DDEBUG
#OPTIMIZE=-pipe -Os -Werror
# init should be static per default!
LDFLAGS=
# programs
CC=gcc $(DEBUG) $(OPTIMIZE) $(TIMEME)
CFLAGS=-Wall -I. -I../
LD=gcc
STRIP=strip -R .comment -R .note
INSTALL = install
prefix = /usr
bindir = $(prefix)/bin
# objects
CLIENT=cinit.graph.text.o
COMMUNICATION=error.o usage.o mini_printf.o
OBJ=$(CLIENT) $(COMMUNICATION)
#
PROGRAMS=cinit.graph.text
SCRIPTS=cconfig.graph.xml.rb \
make.cconfig.from.xml.rb \
cinit-vis.pl
# targets
all: $(PROGRAMS)
cinit.graph.text: $(OBJ)
$(LD) $(LDFLAGS) $(OBJ) -o $@
$(STRIP) $@
clean:
rm -f *.o $(PROGRAMS)
install: all
@echo '*** Installing contrib+tools ***'
$(INSTALL) -d -m755 $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)
for bin in $(SCRIPTS) $(PROGRAMS); do \
$(INSTALL) $$bin $(DESTDIR)/$(bindir); \
done

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contrib+tools/
programs written by others and external tools not necessary
needed but (very) nice to have
cinit-vis.pl - draw an ascii graph of cinit configuration [perl]
cinit.graph.text - draw an ascii graph of cinit configuration [c]
cconfig.graph.xml.rb - creates a xml file from a cconfig [ruby]
make.cconfig.from.xml.rb - creates a cconfig from a xml file [ruby]

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The ruby tools for general cconfig [0] are written by René Nussbaumer [1].
You can find the documentation for them at [2].
[0]: http://nico.schotteli.us/papers/linux/cconfig/
[1]: http://killerfox.forkbomb.ch/
[2]: http://killerfox.forkbomb.ch/articles/cconfig/tools

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
=begin
Writes an XML-Tree for a cconfig directory
Idea by Nico Schottelius aka telmich
Implemented and (C) by René Nussbaumer aka KillerFox
This script is written for the clinux-System and published
under the terms of GPL 2.0
Version: 0.3
ChangeLog:
Version 0.3 (René Nussbaumer):
* Added support for binary files
* Added sha1 checksum for binary files
Version 0.2 (René Nussbaumer):
* Changed checking order: symlink, directory, file. Because of
a logical bug -> directory follows symlink so, when a symlink
points to a directory no «link» element is created.
Version 0.1 (René Nussbaumer):
* Holy hack for directory scanning (needs to be optimized)
* Hack for rexml to print out «lost» tags. This rexml sux.
Todo:
* Optimize scanning.
* Use another xml library instead of rexml crap.
Problem: Produce dependencies -> no std-lib
Features:
* Create a flat (no deepnes without directory) and 1:1 image
of an cconfig directory
=end
require 'rexml/document'
require 'base64'
require 'digest/sha1'
require 'filemagic'
@version = '0.3'
def determineTarget(entry)
return 'external' if(!File.expand_path(entry).index(@initpath))
return 'link' if(FileTest.symlink?(entry))
return 'object' if(FileTest.directory?(entry))
return 'attribute' if(FileTest.file?(entry))
return 'unknown' # Should never be reached
end
def createTree(dir, parent)
dir.each { |entry|
next if(entry =~ /^(\.|\.\.)$/)
if(FileTest.symlink?(entry))
e = parent.add_element('link')
# Much fun with links
e.add_attributes( { 'name' => entry, 'target' => determineTarget(File.readlink(entry)) } )
e.add_text(File.readlink(entry))
elsif(FileTest.directory?(entry))
e = parent.add_element('object')
e.add_attribute('name', entry)
# Bad, that we need to change the directory every time.
oldPwd = Dir.pwd
Dir.chdir(entry)
createTree(Dir.new('.'), e)
Dir.chdir(oldPwd)
elsif(FileTest.file?(entry))
e = parent.add_element('attribute')
e.add_attribute('name', entry)
if(File.stat(entry).size?)
# Yeah, we got one WITH content! W00h00, let's party.
fm = FileMagic.new(FileMagic::MAGIC_MIME)
if(fm.file(entry) =~ /executable/)
e.add_attribute('type', 'binary')
text = File.new(entry).read
e.add_attribute('sha1', Digest::SHA1.hexdigest(text))
e.add_text(Base64.encode64(text))
else
e.add_text(File.new(entry).read)
end
fm.close()
end
end
}
end
if(!ARGV[0] || !FileTest.directory?(ARGV[0]))
puts 'You need to specify a directory'
Kernel.exit(-1)
end
doc = REXML::Document.new
e = doc.add_element('cconfig')
e.add_attribute('name', File.basename(ARGV[0]))
e.add_attribute('version', @version)
@initpath = File.expand_path(ARGV[0])
Dir.chdir(ARGV[0])
createTree(Dir.new('.'), doc.root)
out = ''
doc.write(out, 0, false, true)
REXML::XMLDecl.new('1.0', 'utf-8').write($stdout) # This should automatically printed by rexml. Damn bugs.
puts ''
puts out # Workaround for a buggy rexml

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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# (c) by Marcus Przyklink (downhill-clinux@burningchaos.org)
# written for cinit and published under GPL
# beautified a bit by Nico Schottelius
# optimized by René Nussbaumer
# Version: 0.1
use strict;
use warnings;
#
# Variables for location and output
#
# cinit-directory
my $path = "/etc/cinit/svc/";
# started profile
my $starting_point = "init";
# the spaces for each level (integer: amount of spaces)
my $space = 3;
# marker for need
my $need = "-->";
# marker for want
my $want = "==>";
#
# main function, recursively list the components of the cinit system
#
if (@ARGV) {
if( $ARGV[0] =~ /-(h|-help)/ ) {
print "Usage: " . __FILE__ . " without parameters for standard-use (check variables in file)\n";
print " Parameters:\n";
print " -h for this help\n";
print " profile-name for a profile\n";
exit(0);
}
else {
$starting_point = $ARGV[0];
}
}
#
# start first instance
#
sub get_deeper {
my ($point, $tmp_counter, $need_want) = splice @_;
print " " x ($space * $tmp_counter) . ($need_want ? $need : $want) . " " . $point . "\n";
opendir(DIR, "${path}${point}/needs") and
my @next_need = sort grep(!/^\./, readdir(DIR)) and
closedir(DIR);
opendir(DIR, "${path}${point}/wants") and
my @next_want = sort grep(!/^\./, readdir(DIR)) and
closedir(DIR);
for(@next_need) {
get_deeper($_, $tmp_counter + 1, 1);
}
for(@next_want) {
get_deeper($_, $tmp_counter + 1, 0);
}
}
#
# start first instance
#
get_deeper($starting_point, 0, 0);
#
# work done, go home
#
exit(0);

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/**
(c) 2005 Peter Portmann (pp at bluewin.ch)
cinit.graph.text.c
This script is written for the clinux-System and published
under the terms of GPL 2.0
Version: 0.2
ChangeLog:
Version 0.2 (Peter Portmann):
* Not assigned link destinies are marked by (!).
* Not readable directories are marked by "directory not readable".
Version 0.1 (Peter Portmann):
* Print of the directory structure of the contained files and links
without following the links.
Todo:
Features:
*/
//#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
//#include "cinit.h"
#include "error.h"
#define FTW_F 1 /* file isn't a directory */
#define FTW_D 2 /* file is a directory */
#define FTW_DNR 3 /* not readable directory */
#define FTW_NS 4 /* unsuccesfully stat on this file */
#define MAX_CHAR 4096
/***********************************************************************
* cinit.graph.text - textual representation of the cinit directory
*/
#define CSERVICE_BANNER "cinit.graph.text - textual representatio of the cinit directory\n\n"
#define USAGE_TEXT "\n\nUsage:\n\ncinit.graph.text <path>\n" \
"\tpath\t- cinit installationpath\n"
typedef int EACH_ENTRY(const char *, const struct stat *, int);
typedef enum { FALSE=0, TRUE=1 } bool;
static char dirpath[PATH_MAX];
static int depth = 0;
static long int filecount = 0;
static EACH_ENTRY each_entry;
static int pp_ftw(char *, EACH_ENTRY *);
static int each_getinfo(EACH_ENTRY *);
/***********************************************************************
* pp_ftw: file tree walk
*/
static int pp_ftw(char *filepath, EACH_ENTRY *function)
{
int n;
if(chdir(filepath) < 0) /* In angegebenen Pfad wechseln */
err_msg(FATAL_SYS, "can't change to %s", filepath);
if(getcwd(dirpath, PATH_MAX) == 0) /* Absoluten Pfadnamen ermitteln */
err_msg(FATAL_SYS, "error using getcwd for %s", filepath);
n = each_getinfo(function);
return(n);
}
/***********************************************************************
* each_getinfo: get more info for each file.
*/
static int each_getinfo(EACH_ENTRY *function)
{
struct stat statpuff;
struct dirent *direntz;
DIR *dirz;
int n;
char *zgr;
if(lstat(dirpath, &statpuff) < 0)
return(function(dirpath, &statpuff, FTW_NS)); /* Error on stat */
if(S_ISDIR(statpuff.st_mode) == 0)
return(function(dirpath, &statpuff, FTW_F)); /* no directory */
/* It's a directory.
* Call function() for it. After that handel each file in the directory. */
if((dirz = opendir(dirpath)) == NULL) { /* Directory not readable */
closedir(dirz);
return(function(dirpath, &statpuff, FTW_DNR));
}
if((n = function(dirpath, &statpuff, FTW_D)) != 0) /* return the directorydirpath */
return(n);
zgr = dirpath + strlen(dirpath); /* append slash to the dirpathname */
*zgr++ = '/';
*zgr = '\0';
while((direntz = readdir(dirz)) != NULL) {
/* ignor . and .. */
if(strcmp(direntz->d_name, ".") && strcmp(direntz->d_name, "..")) {
strcpy(zgr, direntz->d_name); /* append filename after slash */
depth++;
if(each_getinfo(function) != 0) { /* Recursion */
depth--;
break;
}
depth--;
}
}
*(zgr-1) = '\0'; /* deleting evrything after the slash */
if(closedir(dirz) < 0)
err_msg(WARNING, "closedir for %s failed", dirpath);
return(n);
}
/***********************************************************************
* each_entry: handling each file and build the graph step by step.
*/
static int each_entry(const char *filepath, const struct stat *statzgr, int filetype)
{
struct stat statpuff;
static bool erstemal=TRUE;
int i;
char link[MAX_CHAR];
filecount++;
if(!erstemal) {
for(i=1 ; i<=depth ; i++)
printf("%4c|", ' ');
printf("----%s", strrchr(filepath, '/')+1);
} else {
printf("%s", filepath);
erstemal = FALSE;
}
switch(filetype) {
case FTW_F:
switch(statzgr->st_mode & S_IFMT) {
case S_IFREG: break;
case S_IFCHR: printf(" c"); break;
case S_IFBLK: printf(" b"); break;
case S_IFIFO: printf(" f"); break;
case S_IFLNK:
printf(" -> ");
if(( i=readlink(filepath, link, MAX_CHAR)) != -1)
printf("%.*s", i, link);
if(stat(filepath, &statpuff) < 0)
printf(" (!)");
break;
case S_IFSOCK: printf(" s"); break;
default: printf(" ?"); break;
}
printf("\n");
break;
case FTW_D:
printf("/\n");
break;
case FTW_DNR:
printf("/ directory not readable\n");
break;
case FTW_NS:
err_msg(WARNING_SYS, "Error using 'stat' on file %s", filepath);
break;
default:
err_msg(FATAL_SYS, "Unknown Filetype (%d) by file %s", filetype, filepath);
break;
}
return(0);
}
/***********************************************************************
* main:
*/
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
if(argc != 2)
usage(CSERVICE_BANNER, USAGE_TEXT);
exit(pp_ftw(argv[1], each_entry));
}

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/***********************************************************************
*
* 2007 Nico Schottelius (nico-cinit //@\\ schottelius.org)
*
* part of cLinux/cinit
*
* Dummy header file to intgrate mini_printf and usage
*/
#ifndef CINIT_DUMMY_HEADER
#define CINIT_DUMMY_HEADER
void usage(char *banner, char *text);
void mini_printf(char *str,int fd);
#endif

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/**
(c) 2005 Peter Portmann (pp at bluewin.ch)
error.c
This script is written for the clinux-System and published
under the terms of GPL 2.0
Version: 0.1
ChangeLog:
Todo:
Features:
*/
#include "error.h"
#include <errno.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <syslog.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define MAX_CHAR 4096
int debug; /* Aufrufer von log_msg oder log_open muss debug setzen:
0, wenn interaktiv; 1, wenn Daemon-Prozess */
/*---- Lokale Routinen zur Abarbeitung der Argumentliste --------------------*/
static void msg_err(int sys_msg, const char *fmt, va_list az)
{
int fehler_nr = errno;
char puffer[MAX_CHAR];
vsprintf(puffer, fmt, az);
if (sys_msg)
sprintf(puffer+strlen(puffer), ": %s ", strerror(fehler_nr));
fflush(stdout); /* fuer Fall, dass stdout und stderr gleich sind */
fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", puffer);
fflush(NULL); /* alle Ausgabepuffer flushen */
return;
}
static void msg_log(int sys_msg, int prio, const char *fmt, va_list az)
{
int fehler_nr = errno;
char puffer[MAX_CHAR];
vsprintf(puffer, fmt, az);
if (sys_msg)
sprintf(puffer+strlen(puffer), ": %s ", strerror(fehler_nr));
if (debug) {
fflush(stdout); /* fuer Fall, dass stdout und stderr gleich sind */
fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", puffer);
fflush(NULL); /* alle Ausgabepuffer flushen */
} else {
strcat(puffer, "\n");
syslog(prio, puffer);
}
return;
}
/*---- Global aufrufbare Fehlerroutinen -------------------------------------*/
void err_msg(int kennung, const char *fmt, ...)
{
va_list az;
va_start(az, fmt);
switch (kennung) {
case WARNING:
case FATAL:
msg_err(0, fmt, az);
break;
case WARNING_SYS:
case FATAL_SYS:
case DUMP:
msg_err(1, fmt, az);
break;
default:
msg_err(1, "Falscher Aufruf von err_msg...", az);
exit(3);
}
va_end(az);
if (kennung==WARNING || kennung==WARNING_SYS)
return;
else if (kennung==DUMP)
abort(); /* core dump */
exit(1);
}
void log_msg(int kennung, const char *fmt, ...)
{
va_list az;
va_start(az, fmt);
switch (kennung) {
case WARNING:
case FATAL:
msg_log(0, LOG_ERR, fmt, az);
break;
case WARNING_SYS:
case FATAL_SYS:
msg_log(1, LOG_ERR, fmt, az);
break;
default:
msg_log(1, LOG_ERR, "Falscher Aufruf von log_msg...", az);
exit(3);
}
va_end(az);
if (kennung==WARNING || kennung==WARNING_SYS)
return;
exit(2);
}
/*---- log_open ---------------------------------------------------------------
initialisiert syslog() bei einem Daemon-Prozess */
void log_open(const char *kennung, int option, int facility)
{
if (debug==0)
openlog(kennung, option, facility);
}

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#ifndef ERROR_H
#define ERROR_H
/**
(c) 2005 Peter Portmann (pp at bluewin.ch)
error.h
This script is written for the clinux-System and published
under the terms of GPL 2.0
Version: 0.1
ChangeLog:
Todo:
Features:
*/
#define WARNING 0
#define WARNING_SYS 1
#define FATAL 2
#define FATAL_SYS 3
#define DUMP 4
void log_msg(int kennung, const char *fmt, ...);
void err_msg(int kennung, const char *fmt, ...);
#endif

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
=begin
Create a cconfig directory based on a xml input.
(C) 2005 by René Nussbaumer aka KillerFox
This script is written for the clinux-System and published
under the terms of GPL 2.0
Version: 0.3
ChangeLog:
Version 0.3 (René Nussbaumer):
* Added binary file support
* Added sha1 checksum for binary files
Version 0.2 (René Nussbaumer):
* Added some commandline options
* Added «level» so control the restrictivity of the program
* Added more «intelligence» to the program, to detect internal broken dependcies.
* Support «debug»-Levels.
* Print statistic at the end of the programs about warnings and errors.
Version 0.1 (René Nussbaumer):
* Initial
Todo:
* Use an rexml alternative
* Some cleanup
* Optimize
* Testing?
Features:
* Create a cconfig directory based on a xml
=end
require 'rexml/document'
require 'getoptlong'
require 'base64'
require 'digest/sha1'
@verbose = 0
@level = 1
@version = '0.3'
@warnings = 0
@errors = 0
@checklist = Array.new
def printMsg(prefix, msg)
puts '%-12s %s' % [prefix + ':', msg]
end
def error(msg, fatal = 0)
@errors += 1
fatal = 0 if(@level < 1)
fatal = 255 if(@level > 1 && !fatal)
printMsg(fatal != 0 ? 'PANIC' : 'ERROR', msg)
Kernel.exit(-fatal) if(fatal != 0)
end
def warn(msg)
error(msg, 1) if(@level > 1)
@warnings += 1
printMsg('WARNING', msg)
end
def info(msg)
printMsg('INFO', msg)
end
def debug(msg, verbosity = 1)
if(@verbose >= verbosity)
printMsg("DEBUG(#{verbosity})", msg)
end
end
def createObject(name)
error("#{name} already exists.", 1) if(FileTest.exists?(name))
begin
Dir.mkdir(name)
rescue
error("Could not create directory #{name}: #{$!}. Abort.", 7)
end
debug("Object #{File.expand_path(name)} has been created.", 4)
end
def createAttribute(name, content = nil)
warn("#{name} already exists. Overwrite.") if(FileTest.exists?(name))
begin
file = File.new(name, 'w')
file.print content if(content && !content.empty?)
file.close
debug("Attribute #{File.expand_path(name)} has been created", 4)
rescue
error("Could not create file #{name}: #{$!}. Skipped.")
end
end
def createLink(name, target, type)
warn("#{name} already exists. Overwrite.") if(FileTest.exists?(name))
error("Broken dependencies! Please take a look if #{target} exists on your system", 2) if(type == 'external' && !FileTest.exists?(target))
if(!FileTest.exists?(target) && type != 'external')
#info("Possible break. But maybe the target #{target} does not yet exists. Checking later.")
exptarget = File.expand_path(target)
@checklist << exptarget
debug("Adding #{target} to the list of internal dependcies to check.", 2)
end
begin
error('You\'ve a system which does not support symbolic links. Abort.', 3) if(File.symlink(target, name) != 0)
rescue
error("Could not create symlink #{name} => #{target}: #{$!}.", 3)
end
debug("Link #{File.expand_path(name)} has been created", 4)
end
def doWork(elm)
name = elm.name
attrname = elm.attributes['name']
error("XML Tag with missing name attribute!", 5) if(!attrname)
if(name =~ /(object|cconfig)/)
if(name == 'cconfig')
if(elm.attributes['version'])
info("Found a version string: #{elm.attributes['version']}")
warn("This XML is maybe incompatible with this programm. I'm a version #{@version} script. The XML is generated with a version #{elm.attributes['version']} script. Please update.") if(elm.attributes['version'] > @version)
end
end
createObject(attrname)
if(elm.has_elements?)
pwd = Dir.pwd
Dir.chdir(attrname)
elm.each_element { |e|
doWork(e)
}
Dir.chdir(pwd)
end
elsif(name == 'attribute')
text = nil
e = nil
text = e.value if((e = elm.get_text))
if(text && elm.attributes['type'] && elm.attributes['type'] == 'binary')
text = Base64.decode64(text)
if(Digest::SHA1.hexdigest(text) != elm.attributes['sha1'])
warn("SHA1 differs from file: #{Dir.pwd}#{attrname}")
end
end
createAttribute(attrname, text)
elsif(name == 'link')
error("link-Tag without content.", 6) if(!elm.has_text?)
error("link with missing target. Skipped.") if(!elm.attributes['target'])
createLink(attrname, elm.get_text.value, elm.attributes['target'])
end
end
puts "This is #{File.basename(__FILE__)} v#{@version} by René Nussbaumer"
puts
opts = GetoptLong.new(
['--verbose', '-v', GetoptLong::OPTIONAL_ARGUMENT],
['--level', '-l', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT],
['--version', '-V', GetoptLong::NO_ARGUMENT]
)
opts.each { |arg,value|
case arg
when '--verbose'
@verbose += 1
value.each_byte { |x|
if(x.chr == 'v')
@verbose += 1
end
}
debug("Verbosity set to: #{@verbose}")
when '--level'
debug("Setting level to: #{value}", 3)
case value
when 'low'
@level = 0
when 'normal'
@level = 1
when 'paranoid'
@level = 2
else
warn('Unknown level: ' + value)
end
when '--version'
Kernel.exit(0)
else
warn("Unknown option #{arg}#{value && !value.empty? ? ('with value ' + value) : ''}")
end
}
if(!ARGV[0])
puts 'Need at least one argument'
puts "Usage: #{__FILE__} <xml file|->"
Kernel.exit(1)
end
filedesc = $stdin
if(ARGV[0] != '-')
filedesc = File.new(ARGV[0])
end
doc = REXML::Document.new filedesc
doWork(doc.root)
if(!@checklist.empty?)
info('Now checking all broken internal dependcies again')
broken = 0
@checklist.each { |path|
debug("Checking #{path}.", 2)
if(!FileTest.exists?(path))
broken += 1
warn("Broken dependcies. #{path} does not exist. Please fix.")
end
}
info('Looks good.') if(broken == 0)
info('Bad, bad.') if(broken > 0)
end
info("Successed. #{@warnings} warnings, #{@errors} errors")

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Welcome to the cinit
********************
Hints:
------
- Settings can be found in conf/* (also used for compiling)
- Cinit configuration is normally found in /etc/cinit
Documentation
-------------
The documentation can be found in doc/:
- doc/user/ contains documentation for users
- doc/devel/ contains documentation for developers
Please read doc/user/installing-cinit.text BEFORE installing.
Building cinit
--------------
"make all" - to build cinit
"make install" - to install cinit, documentation and core tools

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#
# Makefile stolen from ccollect
# Nico Schottelius, Fri Jan 13 12:13:08 CET 2006
#
A2X=a2x
ASCIIDOC=asciidoc
DOCBOOKTOTEXI=docbook2x-texi
DOCBOOKTOMAN=docbook2x-man
XSLTPROC=xsltproc
XSL=/usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/html/docbook.xsl
#
# Asciidoc will be used to generate other formats later
#
MANDOCS = man/cinit.text man/halt.kill.text man/poweroff.kill.text \
man/reboot.kill.text man/cmd.text
USERDOCS = user/compiles.on.text user/configuring.cinit.text \
user/conf-system.text \
user/cross-compiling.text user/current-init-problems.text \
user/daemons.backgrounding.text user/dependencies.text \
user/example-directory-structure.text \
user/installing-cinit.text user/paths.text \
user/profiles.text user/README.text
DEVELDOCS = devel/codingguideline.text
DOCS = $(MANDOCS) $(USERDOCS) $(DEVELDOCS)
#
# Doku
#
HTMLDOCS = $(DOCS:.text=.html)
DBHTMLDOCS = $(DOCS:.text=.htm)
#TEXIDOCS = $(DOCS:.text=.texi)
MANPDOCS = $(MANDOCS:.text=.man)
DOCBDOCS = $(DOCS:.text=.docbook)
DOC_ALL = $(HTMLDOCS) $(DBHTMLDOCS) $(TEXIDOCS) $(MANPDOCS)
#
# End user targets
#
help:
@echo "----------- documentation make targets --------------"
@echo "documentation: generate HTML, Texinfo and manpage"
@echo "html: only generate HTML (via asciidoc/docbook/xsltproc)"
@echo "htm: only generate HTML (via asciidoc)"
@echo "info: only generate Texinfo"
@echo "man: only generate manpages"
@echo "pdf: only generate pdfs (requires: fop)"
install: $(DOC_ALL)
@echo "===> Copy " man/*.[0-9] "to the correct manpaths"
#
# Internal targets
#
html: $(HTMLDOCS)
htm: $(DBHTMLDOCS)
info: $(TEXIDOCS)
man: $(MANPDOCS)
documentation: $(DOC_ALL)
#
# Generic targets
#
# docbook gets .htm, asciidoc directly .html (or the other way round)
%.html: %.docbook
${XSLTPROC} -o $@ ${XSL} $<
%.htm: %.text
${ASCIIDOC} -n -o $@ $<
%.docbook: %.text
${ASCIIDOC} -n -b docbook -o $@ $<
%.texi: %.docbook
${DOCBOOKTOTEXI} --to-stdout $< > $@
%.mandocbook: %.text
${ASCIIDOC} -b docbook -d manpage -o $@ $<
#%.man: %.mandocbook
# ${DOCBOOKTOMAN} --to-stdout $< > $@
%.man: %.text
${A2X} -f manpage $<
%.pdf: %.text
${A2X} -f pdf $<
#
# Distribution
#
clean distclean:
rm -f $(DOC_ALL)
rm -f man/*.texi man/*.xml man/*.[0-9]
#
# Be nice with the users and generate documentation for them
#
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cinit/doc
=========
Nico Schottelius <nico-cinit__@__schottelius.org>
0.1, Initial Version from 2006-11-30
:Author Initials: NS
This directory contains the cinit documentation.
Files and directories in this directory
----------------------------------------
ancient
~~~~~~~
Old documents, only thought to irritate you.
They are not interesting for most people and may contain
obsoleted or wrong information.
braindumps
~~~~~~~~~~
Files I used to make the situation clear to myself.
They are not interesting for most people and may contain
obsoleted or wrong information.
devel
~~~~~
Developer related documents. Contains information for adding code,
for developing external tools to cinit or code guidelines for writing
patches to cinit.
logs
~~~~
Logfiles or raw data dumps.
Makefile
~~~~~~~~
The makefile used to generate the documentation.
man
~~~
Manpages.
README.text
~~~~~~~~~~~
This file
user
~~~~
The most important part: Documentation for users (aka sysadmins,
hackers, endusers?): Explains howto install, configure, use and
debug cinit.

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Mo Okt 3 00:19:40 CEST 2005
*Changelog can now be found in git database (cg-log)
Sun May 8 12:20:35 CEST 2005
*Changelog can now be found in monotone database (monotone log)
Sat Apr 30 15:53:53 CEST 2005
* add socket code
Tue Apr 26 15:29:53 CEST 2005
* removed is_cinit support, initial messaging framework
Mon Apr 18 14:07:50 CEST 2005
* added is_cinit -> recognize if you are cinit or a fork

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Ancient
=======
Nico Schottelius <nico-linux-cinit__@__schottelius.org>
0.1, for cinit 0.3, Initial Version from 2006-06-02
These files may be incorrect, outdated, totally wrong or even trying
to take over world dominance.
Why are they still there?
-------------------------
Just because to document the early days of cinit. If you are
a software archaeologist in the year 2423, you'll be happy that
I saved those files.

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18:18 <Lucky_> hey, ich hatte gerade ein wenig lust mich mit cinit zu befassen, hier also mein
kleiner bug-report: in src/include fehlt cinit.h, (alles auf das aktuelle
tarball bezogen), ich hab's aus pre9 genommen, hatte ich noch da, da git nicht
wollte(Cannot get remote repository information.), ausserdem hast du _ statt -
in doc/man/cinit.text verwendet bei der email, das mag docbook nicht, die
beiden zeilen habe ich korrigiert, danch ging schon mal make all und auch make
ins
18:35 <Lucky_> und warum installiert er die man pages nicht mit?
07:20 <Lucky_> so, kleiner zwischenbericht, das argv problem bei lvm gibt es mit pre10 nicht
mehr, d.h. dass man auch kein shell-skript mehr braucht um lvm/luks-devices zu
mounten :)
07:20 <Lucky_> soweit sieht eig. alles gut aus
07:21 <Lucky_> wenn das so bleibt, dann werd' ich dauerhaft auf cinit umsteigen :)
07:21 <Lucky_> und wenn sich die gelegenheit bietet, dann stell ich cinit auch mal in der
info-ag von unserer schule vor :)

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'Geheimnisse' in German,
Nico Schottelius, 2005-05-XX (Last Modified: 2005-06-11)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Dependencies beginning with a '.' (dot) are ignored.
So you can temporarily disable a dependency moving it to
want/.name
- Why is the name of the socket "coala"?
Well, coala could mean 'cinit object abstract layer access', but
perhaps it's a much simpler reason.
- cinit will start a little bit faster if you omit non needed
'wants' and 'needs' dirs as they need to be scanned if they
do not exist
- Currently there is no support to react on 'ctr+alt+del':
1. It is not handled to switch on / off
(Linux: See man 2 reboot and /proc/sys/kernel/ctrl-alt-del)
2. If the kernel handles it and sends signals to cinit
(SIGINT on Linux) they will be ignored.
There is no problem in implementing a handler for this signal,
the only reason why it is not there
(well, a template is in old/sig_special.c) is that nobody
could tell me what would be the most senseful thing to handle
ctrl-alt-del. If you can, I'll perhaps integrate it.
3. ctrl-alt-del is currently disabled under Linux within
the service local-tuning/ctrl-alt-del
- cinit ignores the Keyboard request
Same thing with 'ctr-alt-del': SIGWINCH is sent, but I don't
know what to do when recieving it.
- cinit does not care about its pid
nor does cinit care if it is already running
in serv/cinit.c is a line calling run_init_svc().
If you call that only if getpid() == 1, cinit will behave like sysvinit
and refuse to start if pid is not 1.
Currently cinit has no chance to control whether it's started or
not as /etc/cinit/tmp mounted again for every start.
- cinit will sleep after respawing if ...
a) the service did not terminate normally (!WIFEXITED(status))
b) the service did return a non-zero exit status
- sleeping before rechecking if a service is finished can be optimised
Currently run_svc() checks every SLEEP_RERUN seconds (default: 1),
if the service it should start was finished by another instance
of run_svc(). As run_svc() internally uses nanosleep() for sleeping,
one could modify run_svc to use conf/sleep_rerun as a nanoseconds
value. This would add most likely much often checking, but would
result in faster results from run_svc.
What's the best value for SLEEP_RERUN is currently unknown.

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Nico Schottelius <nico-linux-cinit // schottelius.org>

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cinit is currently Linux-specific.

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See http://linux.schottelius.org/cinit/#config

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/sbin/cinit - the init system
/sbin/cservice - control cinit
/sbin/cinit.reboot (/sbin/reboot if non-existent before)
/sbin/cinit.shutdown (/sbin/shutdown if non-existent before)
/etc/cinit - configuration directory

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cinit is a fast executing, small and simple init with support for profiles. It
minds dependencies (hard and soft, 'needs' and 'wants') and executes processes
in parallel. And it has a simple configuration, which makes many shell-scripts
unecessary (but you still could use them if you really want), which leads to
better performance and less memory using.

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2005-08-21

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8

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cinit

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fast executing, small and simple init with profile-support

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cprofile:<theprofile>

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/sbin/cinit

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http://linux.schottelius.org/cinit/

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