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#!/bin/bash
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# Define protocols which are supported by aiccu.
AICCU_SUPPORTED_PROTOCOLS="tic tsp l2tp"

aiccu_start() {
	local device=${1}
	assert isset device

	# Tell systemd to start aiccu on this device.
	service_start "aiccu@${device}.service"
	local ret=$?

	if [ ${ret} -eq ${EXIT_OK} ]; then
		log DEBUG "aiccu was successfully started on '${device}'."
	else
		log ERROR "Could not start aiccu properly on '${device}': ${ret}"
		return ${EXIT_ERROR}
	fi

	return ${EXIT_OK}
}

aiccu_stop() {
	local device=${1}
	assert isset device

	# Tell sysemd to stop aiccu on this device.
	service_stop "aiccu@${device}.service"
}

aiccu_write_config() {
	local device=${1}
	local file=${2}
	shift 2

	assert isset device
	assert isset file

	local username
	local password
	local server
	local protocol="tic"
	local tunnel_id
	local require_tls

	while [ $# -gt  0 ]; do
		case "${1}" in
			--username=*)
				username="$(cli_get_val ${1})"
				;;
			--password=*)
				password="$(cli_get_val ${1})"
				;;
			--server=*)
				server="$(cli_get_val ${1})"
				;;
			--protocol=*)
				protocol="$(cli_get_val ${1})"
				;;
			--tunnel-id=*)
				tunnel_id="$(cli_get_val ${1})"
				;;
			--require-tls=*)
				require_tls="$(cli_get_val ${1})"

				if enabled val; then
					require_tls="true"
				else
					require_tls="false"
				fi
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done

	assert isset username
	assert isset password
	assert isset server
	assert isset protocol
	assert isset require_tls
	assert isoneof protocol ${AICCU_SUPPORTED_PROTOCOLS}

	# Write configuration file header.
	config_header "aiccu configuration file for ${zone}" > ${file}

	(
		print "# Server info"
		print "server ${server}"
		print "protocol ${protocol}"
		print

		if isset tunnel_id; then
			print "# Tunnel ID"
			print "tunnel_id ${tunnel_id}"
			print
		fi

		print "# Credentials"
		print "username ${username}"
		print "password ${password}"
		print

		print "ipv6_interface ${device}"
		print

		print "# Security"
		print "requiretls ${require_tls}"
		print

		# Misc.
		print "verbose true"
		print "daemonize false"
		print "automatic true"
	) >> ${file}

	return ${EXIT_OK}
}