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# @(#)  7d4c34b 43haes/usr/sbin/cluster/events/utils/cl_msg.sh, 726, 2147A_aha726, Feb 05 2021 09:50 PM
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###############################################################################
#
#  Name:  cl_msg
#
#  This routine logs messages to syslog and standard error. If the string
#  specified by message_id can't be found, default_message will be displayed.
#
#  Arguments:    message default_message
#  Usage:        cl_msg -e Error_Type -s Setid -c Catalog -m message_id default_message 
#  Returns:      0 - success
#                2 - bad number of arguments
#  Environment:  VERBOSE_LOGGING,PATH,NLSPATH, HACMP_SETID, MSG_CAT
#
###############################################################################

PROGNAME=${0##*/}
TIME="$(date +"%h %e %Y %H:%M:%S")"
No_Error=0
ERROR=1
MSG1=$(dspmsg scripts.cat 3010 "\n!!!!!!!!!!   ERROR   !!!!!!!!!!\n")
unset MSG_CAT MSG_TYPE MSG_ID SET_ID

if [[ $VERBOSE_LOGGING == "high" ]] 
then
    set -x
    version='1.3.1.1'
fi

usage ()  { 
    print -n -u2 "$TIME "
    # leave this message alone since it is our error message and is right
    dspmsg scripts.cat 999 "usage: $PROGNAME -e Message_Type -s Setid -c Catalog -m message_id default_message\n" $PROGNAME >&2
    exit 2
}

while getopts "e:s:c:m:" opt ;do
    case "$opt" in
	c ) :	Message catalog used for the message
	    MSG_CAT=$OPTARG 
	;;

	e ) :	Error or standard message.  "0" is standard
	    MSG_TYPE=$OPTARG 
	;;

	m ) :	Message ID in given set and catalog
	    MSG_ID=$OPTARG 
	;; 

	s ) :	Message set ID in given catalog
	    SET_ID="-s $OPTARG" 
	;;
    esac
done
shift $((OPTIND-1))
#
:   All the rest is the default message and data - "$@"
#

if [[ -z $MSG_CAT ]]
then
    MSG_CAT=scripts.cat
fi

if [[ -z $MSG_TYPE ]]
then
    MSG_TYPE="$No_Error"
fi

if [[ -z $MSG_ID ]]
then
    usage
fi
# Get syslog configuration file
typeset SYSLOG_CONF=""
SYSLOG_CONF=$(clgetsyslog)	
# Use default configuration file for any kind of failures
if (( $? != 0 ))
then
    SYSLOG_CONF="/etc/syslog.conf"
fi
#
:   Look up the message in the catalog
#
MSG=$(dspmsg $SET_ID $MSG_CAT $MSG_ID "$@" 2>&1)
   
#
:   This is where we print out the parts of the message when we have
:   an error.  We also write to the syslog if it is configured.
#
if (( $MSG_TYPE != $No_Error ))
then
	print -u2 "***************************"
	#
	:   Find the file to which syslog goes
	#
	grep '^user.notice' ${SYSLOG_CONF} | read skip SYSLOG_FILE rest
	if [[ -n $SYSLOG_FILE ]]
	then
	    if [[ ! -f $SYSLOG_FILE ]] 
	    then
		#
		:   If the syslog is configured, we will create the file if it
		:   doesnt exist.
		#
		touch $SYSLOG_FILE
	    fi
	    #
	    : note that logger adds its own timestamp on the dspmsg
	    #
	    logger -t "PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX" $DEFAULT_MSG
	fi

	#
	:   This is an error message so we display it as such.
	#
	print -u2 $TIME $MSG1 
	print -u2 "***************************" 
fi
print -u2 $TIME $MSG 

#
:   Finally, synchronize the syslog file but only if syslog is configured and
:   the file exists.
#
if [[ -n $SYSLOG_FILE && -s $SYSLOG_FILE ]]
then
    clsynclog $SYSLOG_FILE
fi

exit $rc