Cosmin Poieana ff73d41609 Add support for EC2 config scripts
The userdatautils plugin now supports EC2 formatted scripts.
It consists of multiple batch or powershell scripts enclosed
into specific tags, where the batch part is executed before
the powershell one.

Change-Id: Ic9b2c73838c606d3eeaf039363dbdf46313379ca
2015-02-04 14:32:49 +02:00

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import functools
import re
from cloudbaseinit.openstack.common import log as logging
from cloudbaseinit.plugins.common import execcmd
LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# Avoid 80+ length by using a local variable, which
# is deleted afterwards.
_compile = functools.partial(re.compile, flags=re.I)
FORMATS = (
(_compile(br'^rem\s+cmd\s'), execcmd.Shell),
(_compile(br'^#!\s*/usr/bin/env\s+python\s'), execcmd.Python),
(_compile(br'^#!'), execcmd.Bash),
(_compile(br'^#(ps1|ps1_sysnative)\s'), execcmd.PowershellSysnative),
(_compile(br'^#ps1_x86\s'), execcmd.Powershell),
(_compile(br'</?(script|powershell)>'), execcmd.EC2Config),
)
del _compile
def _get_command(data):
# Get the command which should process the given data.
for pattern, command_class in FORMATS:
if pattern.search(data):
return command_class.from_data(data)
def execute_user_data_script(user_data):
ret_val = 0
out = err = None
command = _get_command(user_data)
if not command:
LOG.warning('Unsupported user_data format')
return ret_val
try:
out, err, ret_val = command()
except Exception as exc:
LOG.warning('An error occurred during user_data execution: \'%s\'',
exc)
else:
LOG.debug('User_data stdout:\n%s', out)
LOG.debug('User_data stderr:\n%s', err)
LOG.info('User_data script ended with return code: %d', ret_val)
return ret_val