#!/bin/sh
# boincctl - Control boinc. Stop it/Start it/Restart it. Originally
# meant to be used as a boot time script so that boinc starts
# at boot time, but can be used any time. For a boot time script
# put this in /etc/init.d and make the appropriate links from
# the appropriate run level areas (ie. /etc/rc3.d). (This was
# developed on RedHat 9 so I know what the boot areas are there.
# It should also work on Solaris, I'm not familiar with other
# flavors of Linix/UNIX.)
# Author: Charles Dennett/Rochester, NY USA.
# Email:
dennett@rochester.rr.com
# Date: December 12, 2003.
# Version: 1.0
#
# History: Version 1.1. May 20. 2004.
# Update stop function to use SIGTERM (15).
# Version 1.2. September 18, 2004
# Comments about functions.
#
# Comment: Copyright by the author. Feel free to make modifications.
# However, please keep these comments intact.
# Use: To start: boincctl start
# To stop: boincctl stop
# To restart: boincctl restart
# Status: boincctl status
#
# Variables that will need to be configured.
#
# BOINC_HOME: The directory where boinc will run. It should be run
# in its own directory to keep its files and subdirectories
# separate form others.
#
# BOINC_BIN: The full path to the boinc executable.
#
# RUN_AS: Username that boinc is to run as.
#
# BOINC_OUT: File to direct output from boinc. If you don't want this,
# set it to /dev/null.
#
# BOINC_PARMS: Any command line parameters for boinc you wish to pass to
# it. If you don't want any, simply use a null list ("").
BOINC_HOME=/home/user/boinc
BOINC_BIN=/home/user/boincmgr
RUN_AS=user
BOINC_OUT=/dev/null
BOINC_ERR=boinc.err
BOINC_PARMS="-return_results_immediately"
# Functions This is for RedHat 9. Don't know if it exists in other
# flavors of *nix. If this does not work for you, simply comment it out
# and fix the stop function below so that it does not use the killproc
# function since killproc is defined in the functions file. pkill might
# be a good choice. Examine other boot scripts to see how they do it.
#. /etc/init.d/functions
# No other changes needed below this, most likely.
start()
{
echo "Starting boinc"
eval $SU_CMD
}
stop()
{
echo -n "Stopping boinc"
# pkill -15 `basename $BOINC_BIN`
killproc `basename $BOINC_BIN` -15
}
restart()
{
stop
echo "Be patient. Waiting 10 seconds for all to stop."
sleep 10
start
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Start of mainline code
#
# If the user running this script is not the user we want boinc to run as, set
# up the su command so that we can become that user. Note, we will have to
# know this user's password. If this script is run at boot time, it is root
# that is running this script and no password is required.
WHO_AM_I=`whoami`
CMD="$BOINC_BIN $BOINC_PARMS >> $BOINC_OUT 2>> $BOINC_ERR &"
if [ "$WHO_AM_I" != "$RUN_AS" ]; then
SU_CMD="su $RUN_AS -c \"$CMD\""
else
SU_CMD=$CMD
fi
# Go to where we want boinc to run
cd $BOINC_HOME
case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
stop)
stop
;;
restart)
restart
;;
status)
echo "What do I do here for status?"
tail -20 $BOINC_OUT
;;
*)
echo "Usage: `basename $0` start|stop|restart|status"
exit 1
;;
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Mi son dimenticato 1 cosa: lo script lungo si lancia con parametro "start" per partire e stop per fermare, quindi:
