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#!/bin/bash
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port_dir() {
	echo "${NETWORK_CONFIG_DIR}/ports"
}

port_list() {
	local port
	for port in $(port_dir)/*; do
		port="$(basename "${port}")"
		if port_exists "${port}"; then
			print "${port}"
		fi
	done
}

port_list_in_use() {
	local ports_in_use

	# Collect all ports that are attached to a zone
	local zone
	for zone in $(zones_get_all); do
		list_append ports_in_use $(zone_get_ports "${zone}")
	done

	# Collect all ports that are enslaved by an other port
	local port
	for port in $(port_list); do
		list_append ports_in_use $(port_get_slaves "${port}")
	done

	list_sort ${ports_in_use}
}

port_list_free() {
	local ports_in_use="$(port_list_in_use)"

	local port
	for port in $(port_list); do
		if ! list_match "${port}" ${ports_in_use}; then
			print "${port}"
		fi
	done

	return ${EXIT_OK}
}

port_get_hook() {
	local port=${1}
	assert isset port

	config_get_hook $(port_file ${port})
}

port_config_dir() {
	local port=${1}

	print "${RUN_DIR}/ports/${port}"
	return ${EXIT_OK}
}

port_settings_read() {
	local port="${1}"
	assert isset port

	# Save the HOOK variable.
	local hook="${HOOK}"

	settings_read "$(port_file "${port}")" ${HOOK_SETTINGS}

	# Restore hook.
	HOOK="${hook}"
}

port_settings_write() {
	local port="${1}"
	assert isset port
	shift

	local args
	if function_exists "hook_check_settings"; then
		list_append args "--check=\"hook_check_settings\""
	fi
	list_append args ${HOOK_SETTINGS}

	settings_write "$(port_file "${port}")" ${args}
}

ports_get_all() {
	port_list
}

port_file() {
	local port="${1}"
	assert isset port

	echo "$(port_dir)/${port}"
}

port_exists() {
	local port=${1}

	[ -f "${NETWORK_CONFIG_DIR}/ports/${port}" ]
}

port_get_hook() {
	local port=${1}

	assert isset port

	config_get_hook $(port_file ${port})
}

port_is_attached() {
	local port=${1}
	shift

	assert isset port

	local zone
	for zone in $(zones_get_all); do

		assert isset zone
		assert zone_exists ${zone}

		if listmatch ${port} $(zone_get_ports ${zone}); then
			echo "${zone}"
			return ${EXIT_OK}
		fi
	done

	return ${EXIT_ERROR}
}

port_is_up() {
	device_is_up $@
}

port_new() {
	#local port=${1}
	#shift
	#
	#if port_exists ${port}; then
	#	error "Port '${port}' does already exist."
	#	return ${EXIT_ERROR}
	#fi

	local hook=${1}
	shift

	if ! hook_exists port ${hook}; then
		error "Port hook '${hook}' does not exist."
		return ${EXIT_ERROR}
	fi

	#port_edit ${port} ${hook} $@
	#
	#if [ $? -ne ${EXIT_OK} ]; then
	#	port_destroy ${port}
	#fi

	hook_exec port ${hook} new $@
}

port_destroy() {
	local port=${1}

	assert isset port

	port_exists ${port} || return ${EXIT_OK}

	# Check if the port is attached to any zone and don't delete it.
	local ok=${EXIT_OK}

	local attached_zone=$(port_is_attached ${port})
	if [ -n "${attached_zone}" ]; then
		error_log "Cannot destroy port '${port}' which is attached to zone '${attached_zone}'."
		ok=${EXIT_ERROR}
	fi

	# Check if the port is linked to any other port and don't allow the user
	# to delete it.
	local other_port
	for other_port in $(ports_get); do
		[ "${other_port}" = "${port}" ] && continue

		if listmatch ${port} $(port_get_parents ${other_port}); then
			error_log "Cannot destroy port '${port}' which is a parent port to '${other_port}'."
			ok=${EXIT_ERROR}
		fi

		if listmatch ${port} $(port_get_children ${other_port}); then
			error_log "Cannot destroy port '${port}' which is child of port '${other_port}'."
			ok=${EXIT_ERROR}
		fi
	done

	# If ok says we are not okay --> exit
	if [ ${ok} -ne ${EXIT_OK} ]; then
		return ${EXIT_ERROR}
	fi

	port_remove "${port}"

	rm -f $(port_file ${port})
}

port_create() {
	port_cmd "create" $@
}

port_remove() {
	local port="${1}"
	assert isset port

	# If the device is still up, we need to bring it down first.
	if device_is_up "${port}"; then
		port_down "${port}"
	fi

	port_cmd "remove" "${port}"
}

port_edit() {
	port_cmd edit $@
}

port_up() {
	port_cmd up $@
}

port_down() {
	port_cmd down $@
}

port_status() {
	port_cmd status $@
}

port_info() {
	port_cmd info $@
}

port_cmd() {
	local cmd=${1}
	local port=${2}
	shift 2

	assert isset cmd
	assert isset port

	local hook=$(port_get_hook ${port})

	assert isset hook

	hook_exec port ${hook} ${cmd} ${port} $@
}

ports_get() {
	local port
	for port in $(port_dir)/*; do
		port=$(basename ${port})
		if port_exists ${port}; then
			echo "${port}"
		fi
	done
}

port_find_free() {
	local pattern=${1}

	assert isset pattern

	local port
	local i=0

	while [ ${i} -lt 99 ]; do
		port=${pattern//N/${i}}
		if ! port_exists ${port} && ! device_exists ${port}; then
			echo "${port}"
			return ${EXIT_OK}
		fi
		i=$(( ${i} + 1 ))
	done

	return ${EXIT_ERROR}
}

port_get_info() {
	local port=${1}
	local key=${2}

	assert isset port
	assert port_exists ${port}
	assert isset key

	(
		eval $(port_info ${port})
		echo "${!key}"
	)
}

port_get_parents() {
	local port=${1}

	port_get_info ${port} PORT_PARENTS
}

port_get_children() {
	local port=${1}

	port_get_info ${port} PORT_CHILDREN
}

port_zone() {
	# Get name of the zones, this port is configured in.
	local port=${1}
	shift

	assert isset port

	local zone
	for zone in $(zones_get_all); do
		if zone_has_port ${zone} ${port}; then
			echo "${zone}"
			return ${EXIT_OK}
		fi
	done

	return ${EXIT_OK}
}

port_hotplug_event() {
	local port="${1}"
	assert isset port

	hotplug_assert_in_hotplug_event

	port_cmd "hotplug" "${port}"
}

port_get_slaves() {
	local port="${1}"

	port_settings_read "${port}" \
		--ignore-superfluous-settings SLAVES
	print "${SLAVES}"
}

port_device_is_slave() {
	assert [ $# -eq 2 ]

	local port="${1}"
	local device="${2}"

	# Get slaves of port
	local slaves="$(port_get_slaves "${port}")"

	# Returns true if device is in slaves
	list_match "${device}" ${slaves}
}

port_get_phy() {
	local port="${1}"

	port_settings_read "${port}" \
		--ignore-superfluous-settings PHY
	print "${PHY}"
}

port_uses_phy() {
	assert [ $# -eq 2 ]

	local port="${1}"
	local phy="${2}"

	# Nothing to do if an empty argument is given
	if ! isset phy; then
		return ${EXIT_FALSE}
	fi

	phy="$(phy_get_address "${phy}")"

	local port_phy="$(port_get_phy "${port}")"
	[ "${port_phy}" = "${phy}" ]
}

ports_lowest_address() {
	local address
	local addresses

	local port
	for port in $(port_list); do
		# Skip all ports that do not exist
		# any more or are not plugged in
		device_exists "${port}" || continue

		# Skip all ports that are not proper ethernet devices
		device_is_wireless "${port}" && continue
		device_is_ethernet "${port}" || continue

		list_append addresses "$(device_get_address "${port}")"
	done

	# Sort the list
	addresses="$(list_sort ${addresses})"

	# Get the first element which is the lowest MAC address
	list_head ${addresses}
}