#!/bin/sh -T

#-
# Copyright 2009 Thomas-Martin Seck. All rights reserved.
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# gatling_wrapper {gatling|tlsgatling} [options]
#
# A simple wrapper script for gatling (or any other program that does not
# daemonize itself and logs to stdout).
#
# This wrapper tries to emulate part of the functionality usually supplied
# by software like daemontools or runit.
# It can be used by a FreeBSD port rc.d script to start a program
# that does not daemonize itself and logs to stdout/stderr. It redirects stdout
# and stderr to logger(1) via a fifo.
#
# Note: We need a shell that can offer us asynchronous trap handling in order
# to be able to abort the infinite loop from outside.  FreeBSD's /bin/sh offers
# the "-T" switch for this purpose.
#
# TODO: send fd 2 output to never-never land to get rid of "Terminated" when we
# kill this script but provide a way for errx() to communicate with the outside
# world via stderr.

errx() {
	echo "${me}: $@" >&2
	exit 1
}

cleanup() {
	rm -rf ${tmpdir}
	rm -f ${pidfile}
}

PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin

me=${0##*/}
logger=/usr/bin/logger
daemon_log_facility=daemon.notice
self_log_facility=daemon.notice
pidfile=/var/run/${me}.pid
daemon_name=gatling
daemon_program="$1"
shift

test -x "${daemon_program}" || errx "cannot execute ${daemon_program}!"
test -x ${logger} || errx "cannot execute ${logger}!"
test -f ${pidfile} && errx "${pidfile} is already present -- is another instance of ${me} running?"
echo $$ >${pidfile} || errx "cannot write to ${pidfile}!"
tmpdir=`mktemp -d /tmp/${me}.XXXXXXXXXX` || errx "cannot generate tmpdir!"

logfifo=${tmpdir}/fifo
mkfifo -m 0600 ${logfifo} || errx "cannot generate fifo!"

while true; do
	trap 'break' 1 2 3 6 9 15
	${logger} -i -p ${daemon_log_facility} -t ${daemon_name} <${logfifo} &
	log_pid=$!
	"${daemon_program}" $@ >${logfifo} 2>&1 &
	daemon_pid=$!
	wait ${daemon_pid}
	${logger} -i -p ${self_log_facility} -t ${me} "${daemon_program} died -- restarting..."
	sleep 2
done

kill -TERM ${daemon_pid} 2>/dev/null
wait
cleanup