package FS::part_export::domain_shellcommands; use strict; use vars qw(@ISA %info); use Tie::IxHash; use FS::part_export; @ISA = qw(FS::part_export); tie my %options, 'Tie::IxHash', 'user' => { label=>'Remote username', default=>'root' }, 'useradd' => { label=>'Insert command', default=>'', }, 'userdel' => { label=>'Delete command', default=>'', }, 'usermod' => { label=>'Modify command', default=>'', }, ; %info = ( 'svc' => 'svc_domain', 'desc' => 'Run remote commands via SSH, for domains (qmail, ISPMan).', 'options' => \%options, 'notes' => <<'END' Run remote commands via SSH, for domains. You will need to setup SSH for unattended operation.

Use these buttons for some useful presets: The following variables are available for interpolation (prefixed with new_ or old_ for replace operations): END ); sub rebless { shift; } sub _export_insert { my($self) = shift; $self->_export_command('useradd', @_); } sub _export_delete { my($self) = shift; $self->_export_command('userdel', @_); } sub _export_command { my ( $self, $action, $svc_domain) = (shift, shift, shift); my $command = $self->option($action); return '' if $command =~ /^\s*$/; #set variable for the command no strict 'vars'; { no strict 'refs'; ${$_} = $svc_domain->getfield($_) foreach $svc_domain->fields; } ( $qdomain = $domain ) =~ s/\./:/g; #see dot-qmail(5): EXTENSION ADDRESSES if ( $svc_domain->catchall ) { no strict 'refs'; my $svc_acct = $svc_domain->catchall_svc_acct; ${$_} = $svc_acct->getfield($_) foreach qw(uid gid dir); } else { no strict 'refs'; ${$_} = '' foreach qw(uid gid dir); } #done setting variables for the command $self->shellcommands_queue( $svc_domain->svcnum, user => $self->option('user')||'root', host => $self->machine, command => eval(qq("$command")), ); } sub _export_replace { my($self, $new, $old ) = (shift, shift, shift); my $command = $self->option('usermod'); #set variable for the command no strict 'vars'; { no strict 'refs'; ${"old_$_"} = $old->getfield($_) foreach $old->fields; ${"new_$_"} = $new->getfield($_) foreach $new->fields; } ( $old_qdomain = $old_domain ) =~ s/\./:/g; #see dot-qmail(5): EXTENSION ADDRESSES ( $new_qdomain = $new_domain ) =~ s/\./:/g; #see dot-qmail(5): EXTENSION ADDRESSES { no strict 'refs'; if ( $old->catchall ) { my $svc_acct = $old->catchall_svc_acct; ${"old_$_"} = $svc_acct->getfield($_) foreach qw(uid gid dir); } else { ${"old_$_"} = '' foreach qw(uid gid dir); } if ( $new->catchall ) { my $svc_acct = $new->catchall_svc_acct; ${"new_$_"} = $svc_acct->getfield($_) foreach qw(uid gid dir); } else { ${"new_$_"} = '' foreach qw(uid gid dir); } } #done setting variables for the command $self->shellcommands_queue( $new->svcnum, user => $self->option('user')||'root', host => $self->machine, command => eval(qq("$command")), ); } #a good idea to queue anything that could fail or take any time sub shellcommands_queue { my( $self, $svcnum ) = (shift, shift); my $queue = new FS::queue { 'svcnum' => $svcnum, 'job' => "FS::part_export::domain_shellcommands::ssh_cmd", }; $queue->insert( @_ ); } sub ssh_cmd { #subroutine, not method use Net::SSH '0.08'; &Net::SSH::ssh_cmd( { @_ } ); } #sub shellcommands_insert { #subroutine, not method #} #sub shellcommands_replace { #subroutine, not method #} #sub shellcommands_delete { #subroutine, not method #} 1;