#!/usr/bin/perl # # Module: vyatta-interfaces.pl # # **** License **** # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as # published by the Free Software Foundation. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # # A copy of the GNU General Public License is available as # `/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL' in the Debian GNU/Linux distribution # or on the World Wide Web at `http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html'. # You can also obtain it by writing to the Free Software Foundation, # Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, # MA 02110-1301, USA. # # This code was originally developed by Vyatta, Inc. # Portions created by Vyatta are Copyright (C) 2007 Vyatta, Inc. # All Rights Reserved. # # Author: Stig Thormodsrud # Date: November 2007 # Description: Script to assign addresses to interfaces. # # **** End License **** # use lib "/opt/vyatta/share/perl5/"; use Vyatta::Config; use Vyatta::Misc qw(generate_dhclient_intf_files getInterfaces getIP get_sysfs_value is_address_enabled is_dhcp_enabled is_ip_v4_or_v6); use Vyatta::Interface; use Getopt::Long; use POSIX; use NetAddr::IP; use Fcntl; use strict; use warnings; my $dhcp_daemon = '/sbin/dhclient'; my $ETHTOOL = '/sbin/ethtool'; my ($eth_update, $eth_delete, $addr_set, $dev, $mac, $mac_update); my %skip_interface; my ($check_name, $show_names, $vif_name, $warn_name); my ($check_up, $dhcp_command, $allowed_speed); my (@speed_duplex, @addr_commit, @check_speed); sub usage { print < --check= $0 --dev= --warn $0 --dev= --valid-mac= $0 --dev= --eth-addr-update= $0 --dev= --eth-addr-delete= $0 --dev= --valid-addr-set={|dhcp} $0 --dev= --valid-addr-commit={addr1 addr2 ...} $0 --dev= --speed-duplex=speed,duplex $0 --dev= --check-speed=speed,duplex $0 --dev= --allowed-speed $0 --dev= --isup $0 --show= EOF exit 1; } GetOptions("eth-addr-update=s" => \$eth_update, "eth-addr-delete=s" => \$eth_delete, "valid-addr=s" => \$addr_set, "valid-addr-set=s" => \$addr_set, "valid-addr-commit=s{,}" => \@addr_commit, "dev=s" => \$dev, "valid-mac=s" => \$mac, "set-mac=s" => \$mac_update, "dhcp=s" => \$dhcp_command, "check=s" => \$check_name, "show=s" => \$show_names, "skip=s" => sub { $skip_interface{$_[1]} = 1 }, "vif=s" => \$vif_name, "warn" => \$warn_name, "isup" => \$check_up, "speed-duplex=s{2}" => \@speed_duplex, "check-speed=s{2}" => \@check_speed, "allowed-speed" => \$allowed_speed, ) or usage(); update_eth_addrs($eth_update, $dev) if ($eth_update); delete_eth_addrs($eth_delete, $dev) if ($eth_delete); is_valid_addr_set($addr_set, $dev) if ($addr_set); is_valid_addr_commit($dev, @addr_commit) if (@addr_commit); is_valid_mac($mac, $dev) if ($mac); update_mac($mac_update, $dev) if ($mac_update); dhcp($dhcp_command, $dev) if ($dhcp_command); is_valid_name($check_name, $dev) if ($check_name); exists_name($dev) if ($warn_name); show_interfaces($show_names) if ($show_names); is_up($dev) if ($check_up); set_speed_duplex($dev, @speed_duplex) if (@speed_duplex); check_speed_duplex($dev, @check_speed) if (@check_speed); allowed_speed($dev) if ($allowed_speed); exit 0; sub is_ip_configured { my ($intf, $ip) = @_; my $found = grep { $_ eq $ip } Vyatta::Misc::getIP($intf); return ($found > 0); } sub is_ip_duplicate { my ($intf, $ip) = @_; # get a map of all ipv4 and ipv6 addresses my %ipaddrs_hash = map { $_ => 1 } getIP(); return unless($ipaddrs_hash{$ip}); # allow dup if it's the same interface return !is_ip_configured($intf, $ip); } sub is_up { my $name = shift; my $intf = new Vyatta::Interface($name); die "Unknown interface type for $name" unless $intf; exit 0 if ($intf->up()); exit 1; } sub touch { my $file = shift; my $t = time; sysopen (my $f, $file, O_RDWR|O_CREAT) or die "Can't touch $file: $!"; close $f; utime $t, $t, $file; } sub dhcp_write_file { my ($file, $data) = @_; open(my $fh, '>', $file) || die "Couldn't open $file - $!"; print $fh $data; close $fh; } sub dhcp_conf_header { my $output; my $date = `date`; chomp $date; $output = "#\n# autogenerated by vyatta-interfaces.pl on $date\n#\n"; return $output; } sub get_hostname { my $config = new Vyatta::Config; $config->setLevel("system"); return $config->returnValue("host-name"); } sub is_domain_name_set { my $config = new Vyatta::Config; $config->setLevel("system"); return $config->returnValue("domain-name"); } sub get_mtu { my $name = shift; my $intf = new Vyatta::Interface($name); return $intf->mtu(); } sub dhcp_update_config { my ($conf_file, $intf) = @_; my $output = dhcp_conf_header(); my $hostname = get_hostname(); $output .= "interface \"$intf\" {\n"; if (defined($hostname)) { $output .= "\tsend host-name \"$hostname\";\n"; } $output .= "\trequest subnet-mask, broadcast-address, routers, domain-name-servers"; my $domainname = is_domain_name_set(); if (!defined($domainname)) { $output .= ", domain-name"; } my $mtu = get_mtu($intf); $output .= ", interface-mtu" unless $mtu; $output .= ";\n"; $output .= "}\n\n"; dhcp_write_file($conf_file, $output); } # Is interface disabled in configuration (only valid in config mode) sub is_intf_disabled { my $name = shift; my $intf = new Vyatta::Interface($name); $intf or die "Unknown interface name/type: $name\n"; my $config = new Vyatta::Config; $config->setLevel($intf->path()); return $config->exists("disable"); } sub run_dhclient { my $intf = shift; my ($intf_config_file, $intf_process_id_file, $intf_leases_file) = generate_dhclient_intf_files($intf); dhcp_update_config($intf_config_file, $intf); return if is_intf_disabled($intf); my $cmd = "$dhcp_daemon -pf $intf_process_id_file -x $intf 2> /dev/null; rm -f $intf_process_id_file 2> /dev/null;"; $cmd .= "$dhcp_daemon -q -nw -cf $intf_config_file -pf $intf_process_id_file -lf $intf_leases_file $intf 2> /dev/null &"; # adding & at the end to make the process into a daemon immediately system ($cmd) == 0 or warn "start $dhcp_daemon failed: $?\n"; } sub stop_dhclient { my $intf = shift; return if is_intf_disabled($intf); my ($intf_config_file, $intf_process_id_file, $intf_leases_file) = generate_dhclient_intf_files($intf); my $release_cmd = "$dhcp_daemon -q -cf $intf_config_file -pf $intf_process_id_file -lf $intf_leases_file -r $intf 2> /dev/null;"; $release_cmd .= "rm -f $intf_process_id_file 2> /dev/null"; system ($release_cmd) == 0 or warn "stop $dhcp_daemon failed: $?\n"; } sub update_eth_addrs { my ($addr, $intf) = @_; if ($addr eq "dhcp") { touch("/var/lib/dhcp3/$intf"); run_dhclient($intf); return; } my $version = is_ip_v4_or_v6($addr); die "Unknown address not IPV4 or IPV6" unless $version; if (is_ip_configured($intf, $addr)) { # # treat this as informational, don't fail # print "Address $addr already configured on $intf\n"; exit 0; } if ($version == 4) { exec (qw(ip addr add),$addr,qw(broadcast + dev), $intf) or die "ip addr command failed: $!"; } if ($version == 6) { exec (qw(ip -6 addr add), $addr, 'dev', $intf) or die "ip addr command failed: $!"; } die "Error: Invalid address/prefix [$addr] for interface $intf\n"; } sub delete_eth_addrs { my ($addr, $intf) = @_; if ($addr eq "dhcp") { stop_dhclient($intf); unlink("/var/lib/dhcp3/dhclient_$intf\_lease"); unlink("/var/lib/dhcp3/$intf"); unlink("/var/run/vyatta/dhclient/dhclient_release_$intf"); unlink("/var/lib/dhcp3/dhclient_$intf\.conf"); exit 0; } my $version = is_ip_v4_or_v6($addr); if ($version == 6) { exec 'ip', '-6', 'addr', 'del', $addr, 'dev', $intf or die "Could not exec ip?"; } ($version == 4) or die "Bad ip version"; if (is_ip_configured($intf, $addr)) { # Link is up, so just delete address # Zebra is watching for netlink events and will handle it exec 'ip', 'addr', 'del', $addr, 'dev', $intf or die "Could not exec ip?"; } exit 0; } sub update_mac { my ($mac, $intf) = @_; open my $fh, "<", "/sys/class/net/$intf/flags" or die "Error: $intf is not a network device\n"; my $flags = <$fh>; chomp $flags; close $fh or die "Error: can't read state\n"; if (POSIX::strtoul($flags) & 1) { # NB: Perl 5 system return value is bass-ackwards system "ip link set $intf down" and die "Could not set $intf down ($!)\n"; system "ip link set $intf address $mac" and die "Could not set $intf address ($!)\n"; system "ip link set $intf up" and die "Could not set $intf up ($!)\n"; } else { system "ip link set $intf address $mac" and die "Could not set $intf address ($!)\n"; } exit 0; } sub is_valid_mac { my ($mac, $intf) = @_; my @octets = split /:/, $mac; ($#octets == 5) or die "Error: wrong number of octets: $#octets\n"; (($octets[0] & 1) == 0) or die "Error: $mac is a multicast address\n"; my $sum = 0; $sum += strtoul('0x' . $_) foreach @octets; ( $sum != 0 ) or die "Error: zero is not a valid address\n"; exit 0; } # Validate an address parameter at the time the user enters it via # a "set" command. This validates the parameter for syntax only. # It does not validate it in combination with other parameters. # Valid values are: "dhcp", /, or # / # sub is_valid_addr_set { my ($addr_net, $intf) = @_; if ($addr_net eq "dhcp") { die "Error: can't use dhcp client on loopback interface\n" if ($intf eq "lo"); exit 0; } if ($addr_net eq "dhcpv6") { die "Error: can't use dhcpv6 client on loopback interface\n" if ($intf eq "lo"); exit 0; } my ($addr, $net); if ($addr_net =~ m/^([0-9a-fA-F\.\:]+)\/(\d+)$/) { $addr = $1; $net = $2; } else { exit 1; } my $version = is_ip_v4_or_v6($addr_net); if (!defined $version) { exit 1; } my $ip = NetAddr::IP->new($addr_net); my $network = $ip->network(); my $bcast = $ip->broadcast(); if ($ip->version == 4) { # Check for illegal IPv4 addresses. # # RFC3021 allows for a mask of /31. In this case both addresses # are treated host addresses. And /32 is also a legal mask. # if (($ip->masklen() != 31) && ($ip->masklen() != 32)) { die "Can not assign network address as the IP address\n" if ($ip->addr() eq $network->addr()); die "Can not assign broadcast address as the IP address\n" if ($ip->addr() eq $bcast->addr()); } } if ($ip->version == 6) { # Check for illegal IPv6 addreseses. # my $multicast_range = NetAddr::IP->new("FF00::/8"); if ($ip->within($multicast_range)) { die "Can not assign address within IPv6 multicast range\n"; } my $linklocal_range = NetAddr::IP->new("FE80::/10"); if ($ip->within($linklocal_range)) { die "Can not assign address within IPv6 link local range\n"; } if ($ip->contains($multicast_range)) { die "Can not assign address containing IPv6 multicast range\n"; } if ($ip->contains($linklocal_range)) { die "Can not assign address containing IPv6 link local range\n"; } my $unspecified_addr = NetAddr::IP->new("::/128"); if ($ip == $unspecified_addr ) { die "Can not assign IPv6 Unspecified address\n"; } } die "Error: duplicate address/prefix [$addr_net]\n" if (is_ip_duplicate($intf, $addr_net)); if ($version == 4) { if ($net > 0 && $net <= 32) { exit 0; } } if ($version == 6) { if ($net > 1 && $net <= 128) { exit 0; } } exit 1; } # Validate the set of address values configured on an interface at commit # time. Syntax of address values is checked at set time, so is not # checked here. Instead, we check that full set of address address # values are consistent. The only rule that we enforce here is that # one may not configure an interface with both a DHCP address and a static # IPv4 address. # sub is_valid_addr_commit { my ($intf, @addrs) = @_; my $static_v4 = 0; my $dhcp = 0; foreach my $addr (@addrs) { if ($addr eq "dhcp") { $dhcp = 1; } else { my $version = is_ip_v4_or_v6($addr); if (defined($version) && $version == 4) { $static_v4 = 1; } } } die "Error configuring interface $intf: Can't configure static\n", "IPv4 address and DHCP on the same interface.\n" if ($static_v4 == 1 && $dhcp == 1); exit 0; } # Is interface currently in admin down state? sub is_intf_down { my $name = shift; my $intf = new Vyatta::Interface($name); return 1 unless $intf; return ! $intf->up(); } sub dhcp { my ($request, $intf) = @_; die "$intf is not using DHCP to get an IP address\n" unless is_dhcp_enabled($intf); die "$intf is disabled. Unable to release/renew lease\n" if is_intf_down($intf); my $tmp_dhclient_dir = '/var/run/vyatta/dhclient/'; my $release_file = $tmp_dhclient_dir . 'dhclient_release_' . $intf; if ($request eq "release") { die "IP address for $intf has already been released.\n" if (-e $release_file); print "Releasing DHCP lease on $intf ...\n"; stop_dhclient($intf); mkdir ($tmp_dhclient_dir) if (! -d $tmp_dhclient_dir ); touch ($release_file); } elsif ($request eq "renew") { print "Renewing DHCP lease on $intf ...\n"; run_dhclient($intf); unlink ($release_file); } else { die "Unknown DHCP request: $request\n"; } exit 0; } sub is_valid_name { my ($type, $name) = @_; die "Missing --dev argument\n" unless $name; my $intf = new Vyatta::Interface($name); die "$name does not match any known interface name type\n" unless $intf; my $vif = $intf->vif(); die "$name is the name of VIF interface\n" , "Need to use \"interface ",$intf->physicalDevice()," vif $vif\"\n" if $vif; die "$name is a ", $intf->type(), " interface not an $type interface\n" if ($type ne 'all' and $intf->type() ne $type); die "$type interface $name does not exist on system\n" unless grep { $name eq $_ } getInterfaces(); exit 0; } sub exists_name { my $name = shift; die "Missing --dev argument\n" unless $name; warn "interface $name does not exist on system\n" unless grep { $name eq $_ } getInterfaces(); exit 0; } # generate one line with all known interfaces (for allowed) sub show_interfaces { my $type = shift; my @interfaces = getInterfaces(); my @match; foreach my $name (@interfaces) { my $intf = new Vyatta::Interface($name); next unless $intf; # skip unknown types next if $skip_interface{$name}; next unless ($type eq 'all' || $type eq $intf->type()); if ($vif_name) { next unless $intf->vif(); push @match, $intf->vif() if ($vif_name eq $intf->physicalDevice()); } else { push @match, $name unless $intf->vif() and $type ne 'all'; } } print join(' ', @match), "\n"; } # Determine current values for speed, duplex and autonegotiation sub get_ethtool { my $dev = shift; open( my $ethtool, '-|', "$ETHTOOL $dev 2>&1" ) or die "ethtool failed: $!\n"; # ethtool produces: # # Settings for eth1: # Supported ports: [ TP ] # ... # Speed: 1000Mb/s # Duplex: Full # ... # Auto-negotiation: on my ($rate, $duplex, $autoneg); while (<$ethtool>) { chomp; return if ( /^Cannot get device settings/ ); if ( /^\s+Speed: ([0-9]+)Mb\/s|^\s+Speed: (Unknown)/ ) { $rate = $1; } elsif ( /^\s+Duplex:\s(.*)$/ ) { $duplex = lc $1; } elsif ( /^\s+Auto-negotiation: on/ ) { $autoneg = 1; } } close $ethtool; return ($rate, $duplex, $autoneg); } sub set_speed_duplex { my ($intf, $nspeed, $nduplex) = @_; die "Missing --dev argument\n" unless $intf; my ($ospeed, $oduplex, $autoneg) = get_ethtool($intf); # Some devices do not support speed/duplex unless (defined($ospeed)) { die "$intf: does not support speed/duplex selection\n" if ($nspeed ne 'auto' || $nduplex ne 'auto'); return; } # Check if already the correct settings to avoid flapping link if ($ospeed ne 'Unknown') { if ($autoneg) { # Device is in autonegotiation mode return if ($nspeed eq 'auto'); } else { # Device has explicit speed/duplex but they already match return if (($nspeed eq $ospeed) && ($nduplex eq $oduplex)); } } my $cmd = "sudo $ETHTOOL -s $intf"; if ($nspeed eq 'auto') { $cmd .= " autoneg on"; } else { $cmd .= " speed $nspeed duplex $nduplex autoneg off"; } # ignore errors since many devices don't allow setting speed/duplex $cmd .= " 2>/dev/null"; system ($cmd); } # Check if speed and duplex value is supported by device sub is_supported_speed { my ($dev, $speed, $duplex) = @_; my $wanted = sprintf("%dbase%c/%s", $speed, ($speed == 2500) ? 'X' : 'T', ucfirst($duplex)); open( my $ethtool, '-|', "$ETHTOOL $dev 2>/dev/null" ) or die "ethtool failed: $!\n"; # ethtool output: # # Settings for eth1: # Supported ports: [ TP ] # Supported link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full # 100baseT/Half 100baseT/Full # 1000baseT/Half 1000baseT/Full # Supports auto-negotiation: Yes my $mode; while (<$ethtool>) { chomp; if ($mode) { last unless /^\t /; } else { next unless /^\tSupported link modes: /; $mode = 1; } return 1 if /$wanted/; } close $ethtool; return; } # Validate speed and duplex settings prior to commit sub check_speed_duplex { my ($dev, $speed, $duplex) = @_; # most basic and default case exit 0 if ($speed eq 'auto' && $duplex eq 'auto'); die "if speed is hardcoded, duplex must also be hardcoded\n" if ($duplex eq 'auto'); die "if duplex is hardcoded, speed must also be hardcoded\n" if ($speed eq 'auto'); die "$speed not supported on $dev\n" unless is_supported_speed($dev, $speed, $duplex); exit 0; } # Produce list of valid speed values for device sub allowed_speed { my ($dev) = @_; open( my $ethtool, '-|', "$ETHTOOL $dev 2>/dev/null" ) or die "ethtool failed: $!\n"; my %speeds; my $first = 1; while (<$ethtool>) { chomp; if ($first) { next unless s/\tSupported link modes:\s//; $first = 0; } else { last unless /^\t /; } foreach my $val (split / /) { $speeds{$1} = 1 if $val =~ /(\d+)base/; } } close $ethtool; print 'auto ', join(' ', sort keys %speeds), "\n"; }