static int
outlierFilterInit(OutlierFilter *filter, OutlierFilterConfig *config, const char* id) {
filter->config = *config;
if (config->enabled) {
filter->rawStats = createDoubleMovingStdDev(config->capacity);
strncpy(filter->id, id, OUTLIERFILTER_MAX_DESC);
strncpy(filter->rawStats->identifier, id, 10);
filter->filteredStats = createDoubleMovingMean(config->capacity);
filter->threshold = config->threshold;
} else {
filter->rawStats = NULL;
filter->filteredStats = NULL;
}
resetDoublePermanentMean(&filter->outlierStats);
resetDoublePermanentMean(&filter->acceptedStats);
filter->delayCredit = filter->config.delayCredit;
return 1;
}
PtpClock *
ptpdStartup(int argc, char **argv, Integer16 * ret, RunTimeOpts * rtOpts)
{
PtpClock * ptpClock;
int i = 0;
/*
* Set the default mode for all newly created files - previously
* this was not the case for log files. This adds consistency
* and allows to use FILE* vs. fds everywhere
*/
umask(~DEFAULT_FILE_PERMS);
/**
* If a required setting, such as interface name, or a setting
* requiring a range check is to be set via getopts_long,
* the respective currentConfig dictionary entry should be set,
* instead of just setting the rtOpts field.
*
* Config parameter evaluation priority order:
* 1. Any dictionary keys set in the getopt_long loop
* 2. CLI long section:key type options
* 3. Config file (parsed last), merged with 2. and 3 - will be overwritten by CLI options
* 4. Defaults and any rtOpts fields set in the getopt_long loop
**/
/**
* Load defaults. Any options set here and further inside loadCommandLineOptions()
* by setting rtOpts fields, will be considered the defaults
* for config file and section:key long options.
*/
loadDefaultSettings(rtOpts);
/* initialise the config dictionary */
rtOpts->candidateConfig = dictionary_new(0);
rtOpts->cliConfig = dictionary_new(0);
/* parse all long section:key options and clean up argv for getopt */
loadCommandLineKeys(rtOpts->cliConfig,argc,argv);
/* parse the normal short and long option, exit on error */
if (!loadCommandLineOptions(rtOpts, rtOpts->cliConfig, argc, argv, ret)) {
goto fail;
}
/* Display startup info and argv if not called with -? or -H */
NOTIFY("%s version %s starting\n",USER_DESCRIPTION, USER_VERSION);
dump_command_line_parameters(argc, argv);
/*
* we try to catch as many error conditions as possible, but before we call daemon().
* the exception is the lock file, as we get a new pid when we call daemon(),
* so this is checked twice: once to read, second to read/write
*/
if(geteuid() != 0)
{
printf("Error: "PTPD_PROGNAME" daemon can only be run as root\n");
*ret = 1;
goto fail;
}
/* Have we got a config file? */
if(strlen(rtOpts->configFile) > 0) {
/* config file settings overwrite all others, except for empty strings */
INFO("Loading configuration file: %s\n",rtOpts->configFile);
if(loadConfigFile(&rtOpts->candidateConfig, rtOpts)) {
dictionary_merge(rtOpts->cliConfig, rtOpts->candidateConfig, 1, "from command line");
} else {
*ret = 1;
dictionary_merge(rtOpts->cliConfig, rtOpts->candidateConfig, 1, "from command line");
goto configcheck;
}
} else {
dictionary_merge(rtOpts->cliConfig, rtOpts->candidateConfig, 1, "from command line");
}
/**
* This is where the final checking of the candidate settings container happens.
* A dictionary is returned with only the known options, explicitly set to defaults
* if not present. NULL is returned on any config error - parameters missing, out of range,
* etc. The getopt loop in loadCommandLineOptions() only sets keys verified here.
*/
if( ( rtOpts->currentConfig = parseConfig(rtOpts->candidateConfig,rtOpts)) == NULL ) {
*ret = 1;
dictionary_del(rtOpts->candidateConfig);
goto configcheck;
}
/* we've been told to print the lock file and exit cleanly */
if(rtOpts->printLockFile) {
printf("%s\n", rtOpts->lockFile);
*ret = 0;
goto fail;
}
/* we don't need the candidate config any more */
dictionary_del(rtOpts->candidateConfig);
/* Check network before going into background */
if(!testInterface(rtOpts->ifaceName, rtOpts)) {
ERROR("Error: Cannot use %s interface\n",rtOpts->ifaceName);
*ret = 1;
goto configcheck;
}
configcheck:
/*
* We've been told to check config only - clean exit before checking locks
*/
if(rtOpts->checkConfigOnly) {
if(*ret != 0) {
printf("Configuration has errors\n");
*ret = 1;
}
else
printf("Configuration OK\n");
return 0;
}
/* Previous errors - exit */
if(*ret !=0)
return 0;
/* First lock check, just to be user-friendly to the operator */
if(!rtOpts->ignore_daemon_lock) {
if(!writeLockFile(rtOpts)) {
/* check and create Lock */
ERROR("Error: file lock failed (use -L or global:ignore_lock to ignore lock file)\n");
*ret = 3;
return 0;
}
/* check for potential conflicts when automatic lock files are used */
if(!checkOtherLocks(rtOpts)) {
*ret = 3;
return 0;
}
}
/* Manage log files: stats, log, status and quality file */
restartLogging(rtOpts);
/* Allocate memory after we're done with other checks but before going into daemon */
ptpClock = (PtpClock *) calloc(1, sizeof(PtpClock));
if (!ptpClock) {
PERROR("Error: Failed to allocate memory for protocol engine data");
*ret = 2;
return 0;
} else {
DBG("allocated %d bytes for protocol engine data\n",
(int)sizeof(PtpClock));
ptpClock->foreign = (ForeignMasterRecord *)
calloc(rtOpts->max_foreign_records,
sizeof(ForeignMasterRecord));
if (!ptpClock->foreign) {
PERROR("failed to allocate memory for foreign "
"master data");
*ret = 2;
free(ptpClock);
return 0;
} else {
DBG("allocated %d bytes for foreign master data\n",
(int)(rtOpts->max_foreign_records *
sizeof(ForeignMasterRecord)));
}
ptpClock->owd_filt = FilterCreate(FILTER_EXPONENTIAL_SMOOTH, "owd");
ptpClock->ofm_filt = FilterCreate(FILTER_MOVING_AVERAGE, "ofm");
}
if(rtOpts->statisticsLog.logEnabled)
ptpClock->resetStatisticsLog = TRUE;
/* Init to 0 net buffer */
memset(ptpClock->msgIbuf, 0, PACKET_SIZE);
memset(ptpClock->msgObuf, 0, PACKET_SIZE);
/* Init user_description */
memset(ptpClock->user_description, 0, sizeof(ptpClock->user_description));
memcpy(ptpClock->user_description, &USER_DESCRIPTION, sizeof(USER_DESCRIPTION));
/* Init outgoing management message */
ptpClock->outgoingManageTmp.tlv = NULL;
/* DAEMON */
#ifdef PTPD_NO_DAEMON
if(!rtOpts->nonDaemon) {
rtOpts->nonDaemon=TRUE;
}
#endif
if(!rtOpts->nonDaemon) {
/*
* fork to daemon - nochdir non-zero to preserve the working directory:
* allows relative paths to be used for log files, config files etc.
* Always redirect stdout/err to /dev/null
*/
if (daemon(1,0) == -1) {
PERROR("Failed to start as daemon");
*ret = 3;
return 0;
}
INFO(" Info: Now running as a daemon\n");
/*
* Wait for the parent process to terminate, but not forever.
* On some systems this happened after we tried re-acquiring
* the lock, so the lock would fail. Hence, we wait.
*/
for (i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) {
/* Once we've been reaped by init, parent PID will be 1 */
if(getppid() == 1)
break;
usleep(1);
}
}
/* Second lock check, to replace the contents with our own new PID and re-acquire the advisory lock */
if(!rtOpts->nonDaemon && !rtOpts->ignore_daemon_lock) {
/* check and create Lock */
if(!writeLockFile(rtOpts)) {
ERROR("Error: file lock failed (use -L or global:ignore_lock to ignore lock file)\n");
*ret = 3;
return 0;
}
}
#if defined(linux) && defined(HAVE_SCHED_H)
/* Try binding to a single CPU core if configured to do so */
if(rtOpts->cpuNumber > -1) {
cpu_set_t mask;
CPU_ZERO(&mask);
CPU_SET(rtOpts->cpuNumber,&mask);
if(sched_setaffinity(0, sizeof(mask), &mask) < 0) {
PERROR("Could not bind to CPU core %d", rtOpts->cpuNumber);
} else {
INFO("Successfully bound "PTPD_PROGNAME" to CPU core %d\n", rtOpts->cpuNumber);
}
}
#endif /* linux && HAVE_SCHED_H */
#ifdef HAVE_SYS_CPUSET_H
/* Try binding to a single CPU core if configured to do so */
if(rtOpts->cpuNumber > -1) {
cpuset_t mask;
CPU_ZERO(&mask);
CPU_SET(rtOpts->cpuNumber,&mask);
if(cpuset_setaffinity(CPU_LEVEL_WHICH, CPU_WHICH_PID,
-1, sizeof(mask), &mask) < 0) {
PERROR("Could not bind to CPU core %d",
rtOpts->cpuNumber);
} else {
INFO("Successfully bound "PTPD_PROGNAME" to CPU core %d\n",
rtOpts->cpuNumber);
}
}
#endif /* HAVE_SYS_CPUSET_H */
/* use new synchronous signal handlers */
signal(SIGINT, catchSignals);
signal(SIGTERM, catchSignals);
signal(SIGHUP, catchSignals);
signal(SIGUSR1, catchSignals);
signal(SIGUSR2, catchSignals);
#if defined PTPD_SNMP
/* Start SNMP subsystem */
if (rtOpts->snmp_enabled)
snmpInit(rtOpts, ptpClock);
#endif
NOTICE(USER_DESCRIPTION" started successfully on %s using \"%s\" preset (PID %d)\n",
rtOpts->ifaceName,
(getPtpPreset(rtOpts->selectedPreset,rtOpts)).presetName,
getpid());
ptpClock->resetStatisticsLog = TRUE;
#ifdef PTPD_STATISTICS
if (rtOpts->delayMSOutlierFilterEnabled) {
ptpClock->delayMSRawStats = createDoubleMovingStdDev(rtOpts->delayMSOutlierFilterCapacity);
strncpy(ptpClock->delayMSRawStats->identifier, "delayMS", 10);
ptpClock->delayMSFiltered = createDoubleMovingMean(rtOpts->delayMSOutlierFilterCapacity);
} else {
ptpClock->delayMSRawStats = NULL;
ptpClock->delayMSFiltered = NULL;
}
if (rtOpts->delaySMOutlierFilterEnabled) {
ptpClock->delaySMRawStats = createDoubleMovingStdDev(rtOpts->delaySMOutlierFilterCapacity);
strncpy(ptpClock->delaySMRawStats->identifier, "delaySM", 10);
ptpClock->delaySMFiltered = createDoubleMovingMean(rtOpts->delaySMOutlierFilterCapacity);
} else {
ptpClock->delaySMRawStats = NULL;
ptpClock->delaySMFiltered = NULL;
}
#endif
*ret = 0;
return ptpClock;
fail:
dictionary_del(rtOpts->candidateConfig);
return 0;
}
