#!/bin/sh
#
#  $Id$
#

# Set 'time' to be number of seconds to wait for a required file to appear
# This is only meaningful for files in AFS or NFS
#
time=60

# Set 'count' to be the maximum number of times to wait for a required file
# This is only meaningful for files in AFS or NFS
#
count=30

# Set XRDUSER to be the username to "su" to if the script is run as root
#
XRDUSER=fabrizio

# Set XRDBASE to be the base directory where xrootd has
# been installed or compiled.
# The default is the upper dir with respect to where this script resides
#
parent=`dirname $0`
parent=`cd $parent ; pwd`
XRDBASE=`dirname $parent`

# In the case where configure.classic has not been invoked with the
# option --no-arch-subdirs, we have arch subdirs.
# Set XRDARCH to the architecture you want to start xrootd on
# This default behavior takes the default architecture if it detects such a schema
XRDARCH=
if test -x $XRDBASE/bin/arch ; then  
  XRDARCH=arch
  else
  if test -x $XRDBASE/bin/arch_dbg ; then
    XRDARCH=arch_dbg
  fi
fi

# Set XRDCFG to be the name of the default directory where config data and
# scripts are to be found
XRDCFG=$XRDBASE/etc

# Set XRDCONFIG the default config file name. The start script uses
# '$XRDCFG/$XRDCONFIG' as the configuration file.
#
XRDCONFIG=xrootd.cf

# Set 'XRDHOMEDIR' to be the working directory when xrootd is started
# Set 'CMSHOMEDIR' to be the working directory when cmsd   is started
#
XRDHOMEDIR=$XRDBASE/core
CMSHOMEDIR=$XRDBASE/core

# Set 'XRDLOGDIR' to be the directory where log files are placed and
# Set 'XRDLOGFN'  to be the base log file name for xrootd.
# Set 'CMSLOGFN'  to be the base log file name for cmsd.
# ---> If you want to use the automatic logfile rotation sheme, set each LOGFN
#      variable to '<cfile> -k num | sz[k|m|g]'. For example, a 7 day rotation
#      for cmslog: CMSLOGFN='cmslog -k 7'. The -k option is documented in the
#      XRD/Xrootd and cmsd configuration reference under command line options.
#
XRDLOGDIR=$XRDBASE/logs
XRDLOGFN=xrdlog
CMSLOGFN=cmslog

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# The following sets the start-up command and command line parameters for
# each daemon. Add as needed (e.g., log file options, instance name, etc)

# The following are common options
#
LDLIBPATH=$XRDBASE/lib/$XRDARCH

# Options that need to be set:
#
# CONFG_ -> What configuration file to use
# HFILE_ -> The file who's presence prevents the component's [re]start
# HOMED_ -> Where the home directory is (where core files will go)
# LOGFN_ -> Where the log is to be written (full path with filename)
# START_ -> What program to start

# Set options for purge
#
HFILE_PURGE='/var/adm/frm/HOLD_PURGE'
HOMED_PURGE='/var/adm/frm/core/purg'
LOGFN_PURGE='/var/adm/frm/logs/purglog'
START_PURGE="$XRDBASE/bin/$XRDARCH/frm_purged"
PARMS_PURGE="-c $XRDCFG/$XRDCONFIG -l $LOGFN_PURGE"

# Set options for xfrd
#
HFILE_TRANSFER='/var/adm/frm/HOLD_TRANSFER'
HOMED_TRANSFER='/var/adm/frm/core/xfr'
LOGFN_TRANSFER='/var/adm/frm/logs/xfrlog'
START_TRANSFER="$XRDBASE/bin/$XRDARCH/frm_xfrd"
PARMS_TRANSFER="-c $XRDCFG/$XRDCONFIG -l $LOGFN_TRANSFER"

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# The following logic tries to set variables as follows:

# MYOS    - the current os name
# MAXFD   - the file descriptor limit
# MYNAME  - the current username
# PROGRAM - the name of the start script
#
MYOS=`uname | awk '{print $1}'`
if [ "$MYOS" = "SunOS" ]; then

MAXFD=`ulimit -H -n`
MYNAME=`/usr/ucb/whoami`
else

if [ "$MYOS" = "Darwin" ]; then
MAXFD=1024
else

MAXFD=`ulimit -H -n | grep files | awk '{print $3}'`
if [ "$MAXFD" = "" ]; then
MAXFD=`ulimit -H -n`
fi

fi

MYNAME=`whoami`
fi

############################################
PROGRAM=`echo $0 | awk '{n=split($0,x,"/"); print x[n]}'`