system-config/playbooks/roles/mirror-update/files/fedora-mirror-update
Ian Wienand 98ab53ee42 rsync mirrors: use localauth vos release
We switched Fedora to do vos release via ssh with localauth in
I56ecdb2511597197deeeadf51f50da7e02f56954 and it has been working.

Switch the rest of the update scripts.  There is an increasing amount
of common code, start a common functions.sh script where we can put
this.

Change-Id: I4ba6d64a84bb66e8686901b16010352de942f303
2019-11-26 13:40:15 +00:00

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#!/bin/bash -e
# Copyright 2016 Red Hat, Inc.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may
# not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
# a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT
# WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the
# License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations
# under the License.
source /usr/share/mirror-update/functions.sh
MIRROR_VOLUME=$1
function echo_ts {
printf "%(%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S)T | %s\n" -1 "$@"
}
if [[ ${NO_TIMEOUT:-0} -eq 1 ]]; then
echo_ts "Running interactively"
set -x
TIMEOUT=""
else
TIMEOUT="timeout -k 2m 30m"
fi
BASE="/afs/.openstack.org/mirror/fedora"
# NOTE(pabelanger): #fedora-admin:
# tibbs | I run pubmirror[12].math.uh.edu.
# tibbs | It polls the masters every ten minutes.
# NOTE(ianw): 2018-11 we dropped "-p" from the rsync commands
# because upstream starting putting setgid bits on directories,
# which you have to have admin permissions in AFS to set.
# https://pagure.io/releng/issue/7921
MIRROR="rsync://pubmirror2.math.uh.edu/fedora-buffet/fedora/linux"
K5START="k5start -t -f /etc/fedora.keytab service/fedora-mirror -- ${TIMEOUT}"
echo_ts "----- START FEDORA MIRROR RSYNC RUN -----"
# Purge old releases
echo_ts "Purging old mirrors"
$K5START rm -rf $BASE/releases/28 $BASE/updates/28
for REPO in releases/29 releases/30; do
if ! [ -f $BASE/$REPO ]; then
$K5START mkdir -p $BASE/$REPO
fi
echo_ts "Running rsync for $REPO..."
$K5START rsync -rltDiz \
--delete \
--delete-excluded \
--exclude="Cloud/x86_64/images/*.box" \
--exclude="CloudImages/x86_64/images/*.box" \
--exclude="Container" \
--exclude="Docker" \
--exclude="aarch64/" \
--exclude="armhfp/" \
--exclude="source/" \
--exclude="Server" \
--exclude="Spins" \
--exclude="Workstation" \
--exclude="x86_64/debug/" \
--exclude="x86_64/drpms/" \
$MIRROR/$REPO/ $BASE/$REPO/
echo_ts "... done"
done
for REPO in updates/29 updates/30; do
if ! [ -f $BASE/$REPO ]; then
$K5START mkdir -p $BASE/$REPO
fi
echo_ts "Running rsync for $REPO..."
$K5START rsync -rltDiz \
--delete \
--delete-excluded \
--exclude="aarch64/" \
--exclude="armhfp/" \
--exclude="i386/" \
--exclude="source/" \
--exclude="SRPMS/" \
--exclude="x86_64/debug" \
--exclude="x86_64/drpms" \
$MIRROR/$REPO/ $BASE/$REPO/
echo_ts "... done"
done
MIRROR="rsync://pubmirror2.math.uh.edu/fedora-buffet/alt/atomic"
if ! [ -f $BASE/atomic ]; then
$K5START mkdir -p $BASE/atomic
fi
echo_ts "Running rsync atomic..."
$K5START rsync -rltDiz \
--delete \
--delete-excluded \
--exclude="testing/" \
--exclude="Atomic/" \
--exclude="Fedora-Atomic-25-*/" \
--exclude="Fedora-Atomic-26-*/" \
--exclude="Fedora-Atomic-27-*/" \
--exclude="Fedora-Atomic-28-*/" \
--exclude="ppc64le/" \
--exclude="images/*.raw.xz" \
--exclude="images/*.box" \
--exclude="images/*.iso" \
--exclude="images/efiboot.img" \
--exclude="images/install.img" \
--exclude="iso/*.iso" \
--exclude="os/EFI/BOOT/" \
--exclude="pxeboot/" \
--exclude="isolinux/" \
$MIRROR/ $BASE/atomic/
echo_ts "... done"
# TODO(pabelanger): Validate rsync process
date --iso-8601=ns | $K5START tee $BASE/timestamp.txt
# Now sleep for 20 minutes. openafs "pads" its incremental
# replication on "vos release" by -15 minutes to account for clock
# skew between hosts.
#
# We can get into a negative feedback loop with this, particularly if
# we have a series of big updates, or run things by hand to avoid
# timeouts.
#
# Consider the case of a large mirror pulse (perhaps a new distro
# release is included, etc.). The "Last Update" time on the volume
# will indicate when this run finished.
#
# The last 15 minutes of that run could have brought in a significant
# amount of data. Now we move onto the next mirror pulse, and the
# "vos release" below will try to sync the remote R/O volume from
# "Last Update - 15 minutes" to now(). If you include the data from
# this pulse, we are now dragging across potentially *a lot* of data;
# enough to make the whole thing timeout. Then the volume is locked,
# and we keep putting more data ontop with each cron run making it
# even worse.
#
# By sleeping here for 15+ minutes and doing a trivial write, we can
# ensure that when the *next* release says "sync from Last Update - 15
# minutes" it will *only* include this trivial write, and not
# potentially this entire mirror pulse data too.
sleep $(( 20 * 60 ))
date --iso-8601=ns | $K5START tee $BASE/timestamp.txt
echo_ts "Running vos release."
$VOS_RELEASE $MIRROR_VOLUME | \
while IFS= read -r line; do echo_ts "$line"; done
echo_ts "... done"
echo_ts "----- END FEDORA MIRROR RSYNC RUN -----"
printf "\n\n"