Update version according to OSCI-856

[packages/precise/mcollective.git] / lib / mcollective / rpc / agent.rb

module MCollective
  module RPC
    # A wrapper around the traditional agent, it takes care of a lot of the tedious setup
    # you would do for each agent allowing you to just create methods following a naming
    # standard leaving the heavy lifting up to this clas.
    #
    # See http://marionette-collective.org/simplerpc/agents.html
    #
    # It only really makes sense to use this with a Simple RPC client on the other end, basic
    # usage would be:
    #
    #    module MCollective
    #      module Agent
    #        class Helloworld<RPC::Agent
    #          action "hello" do
    #            reply[:msg] = "Hello #{request[:name]}"
    #          end
    #
    #          action "foo" do
    #            implemented_by "/some/script.sh"
    #          end
    #        end
    #      end
    #    end
    #
    # If you wish to implement the logic for an action using an external script use the
    # implemented_by method that will cause your script to be run with 2 arguments.
    #
    # The first argument is a file containing JSON with the request and the 2nd argument
    # is where the script should save its output as a JSON hash.
    #
    # We also currently have the validation code in here, this will be moved to plugins soon.
    class Agent
      include Translatable
      extend Translatable

      attr_accessor :reply, :request, :agent_name
      attr_reader :logger, :config, :timeout, :ddl, :meta

      def initialize
        @agent_name = self.class.to_s.split("::").last.downcase

        load_ddl

        @logger = Log.instance
        @config = Config.instance

        # if we have a global authorization provider enable it
        # plugins can still override it per plugin
        self.class.authorized_by(@config.rpcauthprovider) if @config.rpcauthorization

        startup_hook
      end

      def load_ddl
        @ddl = DDL.new(@agent_name, :agent)
        @meta = @ddl.meta
        @timeout = @meta[:timeout] || 10

      rescue Exception => e
        DDL.validation_fail!(:PLMC24, "Failed to load DDL for the '%{agent}' agent, DDLs are required: %{error_class}: %{error}", :error, :agent => @agent_name, :error_class => e.class, :error => e.to_s)
      end

      def handlemsg(msg, connection)
        @request = RPC::Request.new(msg, @ddl)
        @reply = RPC::Reply.new(@request.action, @ddl)

        begin
          # Incoming requests need to be validated against the DDL thus reusing
          # all the work users put into creating DDLs and creating a consistent
          # quality of input validation everywhere with the a simple once off
          # investment of writing a DDL
          @request.validate!

          # Calls the authorization plugin if any is defined
          # if this raises an exception we wil just skip processing this
          # message
          authorization_hook(@request) if respond_to?("authorization_hook")

          # Audits the request, currently continues processing the message
          # we should make this a configurable so that an audit failure means
          # a message wont be processed by this node depending on config
          audit_request(@request, connection)

          before_processing_hook(msg, connection)

          if respond_to?("#{@request.action}_action")
            send("#{@request.action}_action")
          else
            log_code(:PLMC36, "Unknown action '%{action}' for agent '%{agent}'", :warn, :action => @request.action, :agent => @request.agent)
            raise UnknownRPCAction, "Unknown action '#{@request.action}' for agent '#{@request.agent}'"
          end
        rescue RPCAborted => e
          @reply.fail e.to_s, 1

        rescue UnknownRPCAction => e
          @reply.fail e.to_s, 2

        rescue MissingRPCData => e
          @reply.fail e.to_s, 3

        rescue InvalidRPCData, DDLValidationError => e
          @reply.fail e.to_s, 4

        rescue UnknownRPCError => e
          Log.error("%s#%s failed: %s: %s" % [@agent_name, @request.action, e.class, e.to_s])
          Log.error(e.backtrace.join("\n\t"))
          @reply.fail e.to_s, 5

        rescue Exception => e
          Log.error("%s#%s failed: %s: %s" % [@agent_name, @request.action, e.class, e.to_s])
          Log.error(e.backtrace.join("\n\t"))
          @reply.fail e.to_s, 5

        end

        after_processing_hook

        if @request.should_respond?
          return @reply.to_hash
        else
          log_code(:PLMC35, "Client did not request a response, surpressing reply", :debug)
          return nil
        end
      end

      # By default RPC Agents support a toggle in the configuration that
      # can enable and disable them based on the agent name
      #
      # Example an agent called Foo can have:
      #
      # plugin.foo.activate_agent = false
      #
      # and this will prevent the agent from loading on this particular
      # machine.
      #
      # Agents can use the activate_when helper to override this for example:
      #
      # activate_when do
      #    File.exist?("/usr/bin/puppet")
      # end
      def self.activate?
        agent_name = self.to_s.split("::").last.downcase

        log_code(:PLMC37, "Starting default activation checks for the '%{agent}' agent", :debug, :agent => agent_name)

        should_activate = Util.str_to_bool(Config.instance.pluginconf.fetch("#{agent_name}.activate_agent", true))

        unless should_activate
          log_code(:PLMC38, "Found plugin configuration '%{agent}.activate_agent' with value '%{should_activate}'", :debug, :agent => agent_name, :should_activate => should_activate)
        end

        return should_activate
      end

      # Returns an array of actions this agent support
      def self.actions
        public_instance_methods.sort.grep(/_action$/).map do |method|
          $1 if method =~ /(.+)_action$/
        end
      end

      private
      # Runs a command via the MC::Shell wrapper, options are as per MC::Shell
      #
      # The simplest use is:
      #
      #   out = ""
      #   err = ""
      #   status = run("echo 1", :stdout => out, :stderr => err)
      #
      #   reply[:out] = out
      #   reply[:error] = err
      #   reply[:exitstatus] = status
      #
      # This can be simplified as:
      #
      #   reply[:exitstatus] = run("echo 1", :stdout => :out, :stderr => :error)
      #
      # You can set a command specific environment and cwd:
      #
      #   run("echo 1", :cwd => "/tmp", :environment => {"FOO" => "BAR"})
      #
      # This will run 'echo 1' from /tmp with FOO=BAR in addition to a setting forcing
      # LC_ALL = C.  To prevent LC_ALL from being set either set it specifically or:
      #
      #   run("echo 1", :cwd => "/tmp", :environment => nil)
      #
      # Exceptions here will be handled by the usual agent exception handler or any
      # specific one you create, if you dont it will just fall through and be sent
      # to the client.
      #
      # If the shell handler fails to return a Process::Status instance for exit
      # status this method will return -1 as the exit status
      def run(command, options={})
        shellopts = {}

        # force stderr and stdout to be strings as the library
        # will append data to them if given using the << method.
        #
        # if the data pased to :stderr or :stdin is a Symbol
        # add that into the reply hash with that Symbol
        [:stderr, :stdout].each do |k|
          if options.include?(k)
            if options[k].is_a?(Symbol)
              reply[ options[k] ] = ""
              shellopts[k] = reply[ options[k] ]
            else
              if options[k].respond_to?("<<")
                shellopts[k] = options[k]
              else
                reply.fail! "#{k} should support << while calling run(#{command})"
              end
            end
          end
        end

        [:stdin, :cwd, :environment].each do |k|
          if options.include?(k)
            shellopts[k] = options[k]
          end
        end

        shell = Shell.new(command, shellopts)

        shell.runcommand

        if options[:chomp]
          shellopts[:stdout].chomp! if shellopts[:stdout].is_a?(String)
          shellopts[:stderr].chomp! if shellopts[:stderr].is_a?(String)
        end

        shell.status.exitstatus rescue -1
      end

      # Registers meta data for the introspection hash
      def self.metadata(data)
        agent = File.basename(caller.first).split(":").first

        log_code(:PLMC34, "setting meta data in agents have been deprecated, DDL files are now being used for this information. Please update the '%{agent}' agent", :warn,  :agent => agent)
      end

      # Creates the needed activate? class in a manner similar to the other
      # helpers like action, authorized_by etc
      #
      # activate_when do
      #    File.exist?("/usr/bin/puppet")
      # end
      def self.activate_when(&block)
        (class << self; self; end).instance_eval do
          define_method("activate?", &block)
        end
      end

      # Creates a new action with the block passed and sets some defaults
      #
      # action "status" do
      #    # logic here to restart service
      # end
      def self.action(name, &block)
        raise "Need to pass a body for the action" unless block_given?

        self.module_eval { define_method("#{name}_action", &block) }
      end

      # Helper that creates a method on the class that will call your authorization
      # plugin.  If your plugin raises an exception that will abort the request
      def self.authorized_by(plugin)
        plugin = plugin.to_s.capitalize

        # turns foo_bar into FooBar
        plugin = plugin.to_s.split("_").map {|v| v.capitalize}.join
        pluginname = "MCollective::Util::#{plugin}"

        PluginManager.loadclass(pluginname) unless MCollective::Util.constants.include?(plugin)

        class_eval("
                      def authorization_hook(request)
                   #{pluginname}.authorize(request)
                      end
                   ")
      end

      # Validates a data member, if validation is a regex then it will try to match it
      # else it supports testing object types only:
      #
      # validate :msg, String
      # validate :msg, /^[\w\s]+$/
      #
      # There are also some special helper validators:
      #
      # validate :command, :shellsafe
      # validate :command, :ipv6address
      # validate :command, :ipv4address
      # validate :command, :boolean
      # validate :command, ["start", "stop"]
      #
      # It will raise appropriate exceptions that the RPC system understand
      def validate(key, validation)
        raise MissingRPCData, "please supply a #{key} argument" unless @request.include?(key)

        Validator.validate(@request[key], validation)
      rescue ValidatorError => e
        raise InvalidRPCData, "Input %s did not pass validation: %s" % [ key, e.message ]
      end

      # convenience wrapper around Util#shellescape
      def shellescape(str)
        Util.shellescape(str)
      end

      # handles external actions
      def implemented_by(command, type=:json)
        runner = ActionRunner.new(command, request, type)

        res = runner.run

        reply.fail! "Did not receive data from #{command}" unless res.include?(:data)
        reply.fail! "Reply data from #{command} is not a Hash" unless res[:data].is_a?(Hash)

        reply.data.merge!(res[:data])

        if res[:exitstatus] > 0
          reply.fail "Failed to run #{command}: #{res[:stderr]}", res[:exitstatus]
        end
      rescue Exception => e
        Log.warn("Unhandled #{e.class} exception during #{request.agent}##{request.action}: #{e}")
        reply.fail! "Unexpected failure calling #{command}: #{e.class}: #{e}"
      end

      # Called at the end of the RPC::Agent standard initialize method
      # use this to adjust meta parameters, timeouts and any setup you
      # need to do.
      #
      # This will not be called right when the daemon starts up, we use
      # lazy loading and initialization so it will only be called the first
      # time a request for this agent arrives.
      def startup_hook
      end

      # Called just after a message was received from the middleware before
      # it gets passed to the handlers.  @request and @reply will already be
      # set, the msg passed is the message as received from the normal
      # mcollective runner and the connection is the actual connector.
      def before_processing_hook(msg, connection)
      end

      # Called at the end of processing just before the response gets sent
      # to the middleware.
      #
      # This gets run outside of the main exception handling block of the agent
      # so you should handle any exceptions you could raise yourself.  The reason
      # it is outside of the block is so you'll have access to even status codes
      # set by the exception handlers.  If you do raise an exception it will just
      # be passed onto the runner and processing will fail.
      def after_processing_hook
      end

      # Gets called right after a request was received and calls audit plugins
      #
      # Agents can disable auditing by just overriding this method with a noop one
      # this might be useful for agents that gets a lot of requests or simply if you
      # do not care for the auditing in a specific agent.
      def audit_request(msg, connection)
        PluginManager["rpcaudit_plugin"].audit_request(msg, connection) if @config.rpcaudit
      rescue Exception => e
        logexception(:PLMC39, "Audit failed with an error, processing the request will continue.", :warn, e)
      end
    end
  end
end