zone: Don't handle hotplug events for zones

[people/stevee/network.git] / src / udev / network-hotplug

#!/bin/bash
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. /usr/lib/network/functions

# Read network settings
network_settings_read

# Setup logging.
LOG_FACILITY="network-hotplug"

log DEBUG "Called with ACTION='${ACTION}', INTERFACE='${INTERFACE}'."

# Check if the udev environment variables are properly set.
assert isset ACTION
assert isset INTERFACE

# Check, if the device is a physical network interface and
# if we can handle it.
if device_exists ${INTERFACE}; then
	type="$(device_get_type "${INTERFACE}")"
	case "${type}" in
		# Remove automatically created bonding interface without any configuration
		bonding)
			port_exists "${INTERFACE}" || bonding_remove "${INTERFACE}"
			exit ${EXIT_OK}
			;;
		ethernet)
			log DEBUG "Called for interface '${INTERFACE}' which is a virtual interface. Exiting."
			exit ${EXIT_OK}
			;;
	esac
fi

case "${ACTION}" in
	add|register)
		# Handle hotplug events for zones.
		if zone_exists "${INTERFACE}"; then
			# TODO When e.g. a wireless device is plugged in,
			# the right zone needs to be searched and started.
			exit ${EXIT_OK}

		# Check, if there is a port configuration for that device.
		elif port_exists ${INTERFACE}; then
			port=${INTERFACE}

		# Create new configuration for _real_ network devices.
		else
			type=$(device_get_type ${INTERFACE})
			case "${type}" in
				# If the given device was not configured,
				# we create an initial configuration.
				ethernet|real)
					port_create ethernet ${INTERFACE}
					;;

				# Handle batman-adv and wireless devices.
				batman-adv|batman-adv-port|wireless)
					# Load regulatory domain for wireless devices
					wireless_init_reg_domain

					# Save the phy of this device for later.
					phy=$(phy_get ${INTERFACE})
					assert isset phy

					# Remove the unconfigured wireless device.
					wireless_remove ${INTERFACE}

					# Create configured child devices.
					for port in $(ports_get_all); do
						port_cmd hotplug "${port}" "${phy}"
						ret=$?

						case "${ret}" in
							${EXIT_OK})
								log DEBUG "phy '${phy}' was handled by port '${port}'"
								break
								;;
							${EXIT_NOT_HANDLED})
								log DEBUG "phy '${phy}' was not handled by port '${port}'"
								;;
							*)
								log WARNING "Unknown exit code for port '${port}': ${ret}"
								;;
						esac
					done
					;;

				# Do nothing for all the rest.
				*)
					log DEBUG "Don't create a port configuration for device '${INTERFACE}' of type '${type}'."
					;;
			esac
			exit ${EXIT_OK}
		fi

		# Check, if the device is configured in a zone.
		# If not, there is nothing to do.
		zone=$(port_zone "${port}")
		if isset zone; then
			zone_hotplug_event "${zone}"
			exit ${?}
		fi
		;;

	remove|unregister)
		# After the interface has been removed/unplugged,
		# there are often daemons (like hostapd) which need
		# to be stopped.
		port_exists ${INTERFACE} && port_down ${INTERFACE}
		;;
esac

exit ${EXIT_OK}