Revision 508a8a66
Added by Benoît PECCATTE about 6 years ago
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HTTP_CODE=$(${CURL_BINARY} --proxy '' -f ${SIGNATURE_OPT} -F "file=@${FILENAME}" -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' ${SERVER})
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SEND_COMMAND_RET=$?
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# 5 - Abort if sending failed
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# 5.1 - Wait if queue is overloaded
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if [ ${SEND_COMMAND_RET} -eq 7 -o "${HTTP_CODE}" -eq 503 ]
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then
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# Endpoint is too busy (HTTP_CODE == 503), wait for next run before trying other inventories
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echo "WARNING: queue is overloaded, next inventories will be sent during next round"
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exit 1
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fi
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# 5.2 - Abort if sending failed
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if [ ${SEND_COMMAND_RET} -eq 7 -o "${HTTP_CODE}" -ge 500 ]
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then
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# Endpoint is unavailable (ret == 7) or too busy (HTTP_CODE == 503), try again later
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# Endpoint is unavailable (ret == 7) for any unknown reason
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# Just leave this file in the incoming directory, it will be retried soon
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echo "WARNING: Unable to send ${FILENAME}, inventory endpoint is temporarily unavailable, will retry later"
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echo "This often happens due to rate-throttling in the endpoint to save on memory consumption. This is standard behavior."
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exit ${SEND_COMMAND_RET}
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# 5.3 - Put aside if inventory has a problem and continue
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elif [ ${SEND_COMMAND_RET} -ne 0 -o "${HTTP_CODE}" -ge 400 ]
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then
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# The server refused our inventory (or there was a problem)
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# The server refused our inventory (or there was a problem) (401 -> signature failed, 412 -> inventory structure failed)
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echo "ERROR: Failed to send inventory ${FILENAME}, putting it in the failed directory"
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mv "${FILENAME}" "${FAILEDDIR}/`basename ${FILENAME}`-$(date --rfc-3339=date)"
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mv "${FILENAME_SIGN}" "${FAILEDDIR}/`basename ${FILENAME_SIGN}`-$(date --rfc-3339=date)"
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exit ${SEND_COMMAND_RET}
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fi
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# 6 - Sending succeeded, archive original file
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Fixes #10019: send-clean.sh blocks on inventory parsing error