#!/bin/sh

# Version 1.0
# Last modified: September 20, 2012
#
# Run 'isi_events' 
# This is used to trigger alert flags in the SupportIQ Enterprise Dashboard  
#
# There are no arguments

# Logging
LOGFILE=/var/log/remotesupport.log
log() {
    echo `date +"%FT%"T"%z"` $@ >> ${LOGFILE}
    logger -i "" ${@}
}

# The output filename, in the format that gstools expects:
Prefix='ClusterEvents'
TimeTag=`date "+%Y%m%d-%H%M%S"`
Cluster=`grep "<name>" /etc/ifs/array.xml | awk -F'</?name>' '{print $2}'`
Suffix="txt"
OutputFile="${Prefix}-${Cluster}-${TimeTag}.${Suffix}"
             #Make sure the /ifs/ output directory exists

OutputDir='/var/crash/support/pkg'
mkdir -p "${OutputDir}"                   #Make sure the local-storage output directory exists

OutputPath=${OutputDir}/${OutputFile}


# Drop error file here if we are unable to proceed with the requested operation:
ErrDir=/var/crash/SupportIQ/upload/web
ErrFile='cluster_event-error.log'
ErrPath=${ErrDir}/${ErrFile}
ErrMsg="Cannot perform isi_events on local storage"

# Allow to try upload the data via FTP:
CMD="isi events >> ${OutputPath}"
echo "${CMD}"
CmdOutput=`eval "${CMD}" 2>&1`

isi_gather_info --esrs --re-upload=${OutputPath}

Status=$?

# If the command failed try figure out why and log it.
case ${Status} in
  "0")
  
    
    MSG="The isi events command Succeeded."
    
    echo ${MSG}
    log "$0: ${MSG}"
    ;;
  *)
    echo The isi events command failed
    OutputPath=${OutputDir}/${OutputFile}
    if [ ! -f "$OutputPath" ] ; then
      ErrMsg="isi events output file $OutputPath does not exist"
      echo "$ErrMsg"
      echo ErrPath is "$ErrPath"
      date > $ErrPath
      echo "$CmdOutput" >> $ErrPath
      echo "$ErrMsg" >> $ErrPath
      #logging
      log "$0: ${ErrMsg}"
      log "$0: exited with: ${Status}"
      exit 1
    fi
    if [ ! -s "$OutputPath" ] ; then
      ErrMsg="isi events output file $OutputPath is empty"
      echo "$ErrMsg"
      date > $ErrPath
      echo "$CmdOutput" >> $ErrPath
      echo "$ErrMsg" >> $ErrPath
      #logging
      log "$0: ${ErrMsg}"
      log "$0: exited with: ${Status}"
      exit 1
    fi
esac

#Success!
log "$0: exited with: ${Status}"
exit 0
