# If we're not running on a real cluster then we need a local copy of
# ctdb (and other stuff) in $PATH and we will use local daemons.
-# For ctdbd_wrapper
-PATH="${CTDB_SCRIPTS_BASE}:${PATH}"
-
hdir="$CTDB_SCRIPTS_HELPER_BINDIR"
export CTDB_EVENTD="${hdir}/ctdb-eventd"
export CTDB_EVENT_HELPER="${hdir}/ctdb-event"
{
local pnn="$1"
- CTDBD="${VALGRIND} ctdbd" \
- onnode "$pnn" ctdbd_wrapper start
+ onnode "$pnn" $VALGRIND ctdbd
}
-daemons_start ()
+ctdb_start_all ()
{
- echo "Starting $TEST_LOCAL_DAEMONS ctdb daemons..."
+ echo "Starting $TEST_LOCAL_DAEMONS ctdb daemons..."
- local pnn
- for pnn in $(seq 0 $(($TEST_LOCAL_DAEMONS - 1))) ; do
- start_ctdb_1 "$pnn"
- done
+ onnode all $VALGRIND ctdbd
}
stop_ctdb_1 ()
{
local pnn="$1"
- onnode "$pnn" ctdbd_wrapper stop
+ onnode "$pnn" $CTDB shutdown
}
-daemons_stop ()
+ctdb_stop_all ()
{
- echo "Stopping $TEST_LOCAL_DAEMONS ctdb daemons..."
+ echo "Stopping $TEST_LOCAL_DAEMONS ctdb daemons..."
- local pnn
- for pnn in $(seq 0 $(($TEST_LOCAL_DAEMONS - 1))) ; do
- stop_ctdb_1 "$pnn"
- done
-
- rm -rf "${SIMPLE_TESTS_VAR_DIR}/test.db"
+ onnode -p all $CTDB shutdown
}
restart_ctdb_1 ()
start_ctdb_1 "$1"
}
-maybe_stop_ctdb ()
-{
- daemons_stop
-}
-
-ctdb_stop_all ()
-{
- daemons_stop
-}
-
-_ctdb_start_all ()
-{
- daemons_start
-}
-
-ps_ctdbd ()
-{
- # If this fails to find processes then the tests fails, so
- # look at full command-line so this will work with valgrind.
- # Note that the output could be generated with pgrep's -a
- # option but it doesn't exist in older versions.
- ps -p $(pgrep -f '\<ctdbd\>' | xargs | sed -e 's| |,|g') -o args ww
- echo
-}
-
# onnode will use CTDB_BASES to help the ctdb tool connection to each
# daemon
export CTDB_BASES=""