icwmp/scripts/functions/device_users
Mohamed Kallel 27b73d5af7 PIVA::DELIVERY 8
script optimization
Voice parameters: AddObject/DeleteObject
Voice parameters: Vendor specific parameter

Concerning what we did in the optimization task:
1)  The main script  (freecwmp) is loaded only 1 time during the session. the load is done just before the start of the session. the function scripts are loaded within the load of the main script (freecwmp) only one time. The old behaviour consist to load the main script (freecwmp) and the function scripts for each parameter treatment. Core code (C) and Scripts are changed
2) Optimize the preparing of inform message. old script take ~30s and now it takes ~2s. Core code (C) and Scripts are changed
3) Execute only the function related to the parameter. For example if the requested parameter is "InternetGatewayDevice.ManagementServer.URL" then the main script freecwmp will execute only the related function of this parameter which is get_management_server(). The old behaviour consist to execute all get functions: get_wan_device(), get_lan_device(), get_device_info()...
4) Minimize the size of the script files: Replace some blocks o othe source code by a functions
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#!/bin/sh
# Copyright (C) 2012 Luka Perkov <freecwmp@lukaperkov.net>
# Copyright (C) 2013 Inteno Broadband Technology AB
# Author Ahmed Zribi <ahmed.zribi@pivasoftware.com>
get_device_users() {
local parameter="$1"
case "$parameter" in
Device.Users.UserNumberOfEntries)
local val=`wc -l /etc/passwd | awk '{ print $1 }'`
freecwmp_value_output "$parameter" "$val"
return
;;
esac
local rc
local num
# TODO: Device.Users.User.{i}.Alias (alias support does not exist)
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.Enable" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
# TODO: this is very system dependent, for now just look at users shell
local sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
local val=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/passwd | grep -v '/bin/false' | wc -l`
freecwmp_value_output "$parameter" "$val"
return
fi
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.RemoteAccessCapable" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
# TODO: this is very system dependent, for now just look at users shell
local sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
local val=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/passwd | grep -v '/bin/false' | wc -l`
freecwmp_value_output "$parameter" "$val"
return
fi
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.Username" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
local sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
local val=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/passwd | awk -F ':' '{ print $1 }'`
freecwmp_value_output "$parameter" "$val"
return
fi
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.Password" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
# if we *really* wanted to get the password we could do it like this
# local sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
# local val=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/shadow | awk -F ':' '{ print $2 }'`
# freecwmp_value_output "$parameter" "$val"
freecwmp_value_output "$parameter" ""
return
fi
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.Language" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
freecwmp_value_output "$parameter" ""
return
fi
return $FAULT_CPE_INVALID_PARAMETER_NAME
}
set_device_users() {
local parameter="$1"
local value="$2"
local rc
local num
# TODO: Device.Users.User.{i}.Alias (alias support does not exist)
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.Enable" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
# TODO: this is very system dependent, for now just look at users shell
local val
if [ "$value" = "1" ]; then
val="/bin/ash"
else
val="/bin/false"
fi
local sed_cmd
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
local orig=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/passwd | awk -F ':' '{ print $7 }'`
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo s%:$orig%:$val%\'`
eval sed -i $sed_cmd /etc/passwd
return
fi
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.RemoteAccessCapable" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
# TODO: this is very system dependent, for now just look at users shell
local val
if [ "$value" = "1" ]; then
val="/bin/ash"
else
val="/bin/false"
fi
local sed_cmd
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
local orig=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/passwd | awk -F ':' '{ print $7 }'`
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo s%:$orig%:$val%\'`
eval sed -i $sed_cmd /etc/passwd
return
fi
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.Username" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
local sed_cmd
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
local orig=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/passwd | awk -F ':' '{ print $1 }'`
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo s%$orig:%$value:%\'`
eval sed -i $sed_cmd /etc/passwd
return
fi
freecwmp_parse_formated_parameter "$parameter" "Device.Users.User.{i}.Password" "rc" "num"
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then
local sed_cmd
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo p\'`
local orig=`eval sed -n $sed_cmd /etc/shadow | awk -F ':' '{ print $2 }'`
sed_cmd=`echo -n \'$num; echo s%:$orig:%:$value:%\'`
eval sed -i $sed_cmd /etc/shadow
return
fi
# TODO: Device.Users.User.{i}.Language (why? look at the get value function for this parameter)
}
get_device_users_name() { return $FAULT_CPE_INVALID_PARAMETER_NAME; }
get_device_users_notification() { return $FAULT_CPE_INVALID_PARAMETER_NAME; }
set_device_users() { return $FAULT_CPE_INVALID_PARAMETER_NAME; }
set_device_users_notification() { return $FAULT_CPE_INVALID_PARAMETER_NAME; }
add_device_users() { return $FAULT_CPE_INVALID_PARAMETER_NAME; }
delete_device_users() { return $FAULT_CPE_INVALID_PARAMETER_NAME; }