On Wed, 11 Jan 2017, Merk - Oliver wrote:
nas4free: /# more /usr/local/bin/upssched-cmd
#!/bin/sh
I would strongly recommend specifying which script interpreter is to be
used: dash, bash, csh, ksh, ... For example
#!/bin/bash
There seem to be too many case statements in this script.
case "${1}" in
shutdown-warning)
_shutdowntimer=`configxml_get "//ups/shutdowntimer"`;
_message="${_notifymessage}.
Shutdown imminent in ${_shutdowntimer} seconds.";;
shutdown)
This is where a test looking for the letters "CAL" in ups.status is
needed. If found, then issue a modified message.
_message="${_notifymessage}.
Shutdown in progress.";
ONLINE)
_notifymessage="UPS ${UPSNAME} - Running on line power";;
Isn't this just duplication? Can $1 really take the value ONLINE ?
case "${1}" in
shutdown-warning)
_shutdowntimer=`configxml_get "//ups/shutdowntimer"`;
_message="${_notifymessage}.
Shutdown imminent in ${_shutdowntimer} seconds.";;
shutdown)
_message="${_notifymessage}.
More duplication! Test needed here for "CAL" in ups.status. If found, no
shutdown.
Shutdown in progress.";
shutdown -p now ${_message};;
It looks as if this script needs a thorough code review.
Roger
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