#! /bin/sh 

#	Copyright 13 Apr 1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#

#ident "@(#)innamed_stop_net.sh 	1.1 96/04/13 SMI" 

# 

# HA-in.named stop_net method

# 
ARGV0=`basename $0`

SYSLOG_FACILITY=`haget -f syslog_facility` 

NOT_MASTERED_LOGICAL_HOSTS="$2" 

if [ -z "$NOT_MASTERED_LOGICAL_HOSTS" ]; then 

	# This physical host currently masters all logical hosts.

	exit 0 

fi 

# Replace comma with space to have an sh word list: NOT_MASTERED_LOGICAL_HOSTS="`echo $NOT_MASTERED_LOGICAL_HOSTS |tr ',' ' '`"
# Dynamically search the list of logical hosts that this physical

# host should not master, to see if one of them is the logical host

# that HA-in.named uses.  There are two cases to consider: 

# (1) This physical host gave up mastery of that logical host during 

# some earlier cluster reconfiguration.  In that case, the HA administrative 

# file system for the logical host will no longer be mounted so the 

# /HA administrative_file_system/hainnamed directory will not exist. 

# This method has no work to do, because the work got done during the 

# earlier cluster reconfiguration when this physical host first gave up 

# mastery of the logical host. 

# (2) This cluster reconfiguration is the one in which this physical

# host is giving up mastery of the logical host.  In that case, the 

# administrative file system is still mounted when the stop_net method 

# is called and the /HA administrative_file_system/hainnamed directory 

# will exist. 

MYLH= 

for LH in $NOT_MASTERED_LOGICAL_HOSTS ; do 

	# Map logical hostname to pathprefix file system name:

	PATHPREFIX_FS=`haget -f pathprefix $LH`

	CONFIGDIR="${PATHPREFIX_FS}/hainnamed 

	if [ -d $CONFIGDIR ]; then 

			MYLH=$LH 

			break 

	fi 

done 

if [ -z "$MYLH" ]; then 

	# This host is not giving up mastery of the HA-in.named logical host

	# during this cluster reconfiguration. 

	exit 0 

fi
# This host is giving up mastery of the HA-in.named logical host, $MYLH

# during this cluster reconfiguration.
#
# See if in.named is running, and if so, kill it. If it is not running,

# then either we must have killed it during some earlier reconfiguration

# when this physical host first gave up mastery of the logical host, or

# this physical host has not had mastery of the logical host since it

# last rebooted. 

# 

# Tell process monitor to kill the in.named daemon, if it was already

# running. 
if pmfadm -q hainnamed; then 
	pmfadm -s hainnamed TERM	
	if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then 
			logger ${SYSLOG_FACILITY}.err \
				"${ARGV0}: pmfadm -s of in.named failed"
			exit 1 
	fi 
fi


exit 0