File macros.openstack of Package openstack-suse

# Macros for building OpenStack RPMs.
#
# Copyright: (c) 2012 SUSE Linux Products GmbH

# python specific macros to be compatible with other distros to share OpenStack
# upstream packaging
%python2_sitelib %(%{__python2} -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print(get_python_lib())")
%python2_sitearch %(%{__python2} -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print(get_python_lib(1))")

# Cleanup unnecessary files, avoid usage of 'git' to generate timestamps and
# do not use intersphinx module as it requires internet access:
%openstack_cleanup_prep() \
find . -name "*.placeholder" -delete -print \
find . -name "*.git*" -delete -print \
sed -i -e "s|html_last_updated_fmt = .*|html_last_updated_fmt = '%{version}'|" doc/source/conf.py || : \
sed -i -e "s|'sphinx.ext.intersphinx',\\?||" doc/source/conf.py || : \
sed -i -e "/^\\[testenv\\]/ a\\sitepackages = True" tox.ini \
# We don't want the build to fail in man-page builds \
sed -i -e "s|warnerrors = .*||" setup.cfg \
# We use obs-service-git_tarballs, thus we don't need to depend on python-setuptools-git: \
sed -i -e "s|'setuptools[-_]git.*'||" setup.py \
%nil

# If you only want to build man-pages, this macro is better than
# 'setup.py build_sphinx': it's slow and will generate errors. Instead,
# directly call sphinx-build on a copy of the man pages sources (to
# avoid having other docs to build)
%openstack_sphinx_build_manpages_only() \
mkdir doc/source-man \
cp -a doc/source/{conf.py,man} doc/source-man/ \
sphinx-build -b man doc/source-man/ doc/build/man/ \
rm -r doc/source-man doc/build/man/.doctrees \
%nil

# Create given user with given group (to be used as %pre scriptlet for
# openstack related daemons). Also migrates away from openstack- prefixed
# users/group if it exists
# Optional:
#   -u userid to pick
#   -g groupid to pick
#   -s shell to pick
# Example: openstack_pre_user_group_create keystone keystone

%openstack_pre_user_group_create(u:g:s:) \
    # Migrate away from old openstack- prefix \
    oldu=$(getent passwd openstack-%1 |cut -d: -f3) || : \
    [ -n "$oldu" ] && { \
        oldu="-o -u $oldu"   \
        userdel openstack-%1  \
    } \
    getent group %2 >/dev/null || { \
        # Migrate away from old openstack- prefix \
        oldg=$(getent group openstack-%2 |cut -d: -f3) || : \
        [ -n "$oldg" ] && oldg="-o -g $oldg" \
        [ -n "$oldg" ] && groupdel openstack-%2 || : \
        [ -z "$oldg" ] && oldg="%{-g:-g %{-g*}}" \
        groupadd -r %2 $oldg \
    } \
    [ -z "$oldu" ] && oldu="%{-u:-u %{-u*}}" \
    getent passwd %1 >/dev/null || { \
        useradd -r -g %2 $oldu -d %{_localstatedir}/lib/%1 %{-s:-s %{-s*}}%{!-s: -s /sbin/nologin} -c "OpenStack %1 Daemon" %1 \
    } \
%nil

# Installing init scripts is always done the same way. Arguments:
#  1) daemon name (lowercase, e.g. 'api' for 'nova-api')
#
# Flags:
#  -d Description
#  -s Should-Start/Stop LSB header content (optional, e.g 'rabbitmq-server postgresql')
%openstack_init_script_install(:d:s:) \
%define desc %{-d*}%{!-d:OpenStack} (%1) \
%define should %{-s*}%{!-s: } \
mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_sbindir} \
tmp=$(mktemp) \
cat /etc/init.d/openstack-skeleton | sed -e "s/__COMPONENT__/%{component}/g" -e "s/__DAEMON__/%1/g" -e "s/__DESC__/%desc/g" > $tmp \
sed -i -e "s/__SHOULD__/%should/" $tmp \
install -D -m 755 $tmp %{buildroot}%{_initddir}/openstack-%{component}-%1 \
ln -s ../..%{_initddir}/openstack-%{component}-%1 %{buildroot}%{_sbindir}/rcopenstack-%{component}-%1 \
%nil


%openstack_test_package_buildroot_dir %{buildroot}%{_localstatedir}/lib/%{name}-test

# Installing a test package is always done the same way:
%openstack_test_package_install() \
install -d -m 755 %{openstack_test_package_buildroot_dir} \
# Some packages differ here, try to install as much as possible: \
cp -av \\\
       README.md README.rst PKG-INFO .testr.conf .*tests bin \\\
       etc examples manage.py openstack_dashboard run_tests.* \\\
       setup.cfg setup.py smoketests static test tests tools \\\
       tox.ini \\\
   %{openstack_test_package_buildroot_dir} || : \
rm -rf %{openstack_test_package_buildroot_dir}/%{component} \
ln -s %{python_sitelib}/%{component} %{openstack_test_package_buildroot_dir}/%{component} \
%nil


# To generate self-signed certificates to be used in (demo) setups 
# with Apache2, you can use the following set of macros:

#NOTE: This one can't really be used in practice, the "build" script doesn't know this
#      macro, it would have to be put into the PrjConf, which doesn't seem worth it:
%openstack_apache_ssl_cert_requires() \
Requires(post): apache2-utils \
Requires(post): openssl \
Requires(post): sysconfig \
%nil

%openstack_apache_ssl_cert_install() \
install -d %{buildroot}%{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.{crt,csr,key} \
install -d %{buildroot}/srv/www/htdocs \
touch %{buildroot}%{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.key/%{name}-{ca,server}.key \
touch %{buildroot}%{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.csr/%{name}-server.csr \
touch %{buildroot}%{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.crt/%{name}-{ca,server}.crt \
%nil

#TODO: Parameterize so that one can set a custom domain, etc.
%openstack_apache_ssl_cert_post() \
if [ ! -s %{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.csr/%{name}-server.csr ] ; then \
    (umask 377 ; /usr/bin/gensslcert -C %{name} -n %{name}.example.com) \
fi \
%nil

%openstack_apache_ssl_cert_files() \
%ghost %{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.key/%{name}-*.key \
%ghost %{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.csr/%{name}-server.csr \
%ghost %{_sysconfdir}/apache2/ssl.crt/%{name}-*.crt \
%nil