#!/usr/local/bin/perl5
# -*- mode: Perl -*-
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# This file controls the creation of all the MRTG config files from OV
##################################################################
# Created by Laurie Gellatly <gellatly@one.net.au>
# See newrtrov.txt for a description of what is performed
#################################################################
#
# Distributed under the GNU copyleft
#
# $Id: ovadd,v 1.1.1.1 2002/02/26 10:16:36 oetiker Exp $
#
use Socket;
use strict;
use vars '$DEBUG';
my $DEBUG = 0;
my $company = "Company";
my $rundir = "/opt/mrtg/run";
my $webdir = "/var/opt/ns-fasttrack/docs/mrtg/";
my $cronfile = "mrtgc";
my $roothtml = "routers.html";
my $buildhtf = "buildht";
my $dnsfile = "ovmrtgc.csv";

# Change the next line to be " &" to submit all jobs at once
my $backgrnd = " ";

my($at,$router,$sysn,$sysncfg,$sysnhtml,$head,$cnt);
my(@buildhtt,@sysipnms,@mrtgc,@sysnms); 

sub main {

  $router = $ARGV[0];
  die <<USAGE  unless $router;

USAGE: ovadd 'router IP ADDRESS/S'

EXAMPLE:  ovadd 193.21.1.2  10.21.1.2 10.21.1.1


USAGE
   chdir $rundir;
# Find the IP Address and SNMP sysNames from the arguments given
   @sysipnms=`perl ovsysnms @ARGV`;
   chomp(@sysipnms);
# Generate the interfaces to collect on
   `perl ovcols + @ARGV > collects`;
# Start the collection happening on these interfaces
   `xnmcollect -merge collects`;
   `xnmcollect -event`;
   for ($cnt = 0; $cnt < @sysipnms ; $cnt++){
      ($router,$sysn) = split /\,/, $sysipnms[$cnt];
      $sysn = lc($sysn);
      $sysncfg = $sysn.".cfg";
      $sysnhtml = $sysn.".html";
# Create the .cfg file for each device
      `perl $rundir\/cfgmakerov $router > $sysncfg`;
# Create the root HTML file for this device in its directory
      `perl $rundir\/index $sysncfg "Router $sysn" $sysn > $webdir$sysn\/$sysnhtml`;
      $mrtgc[@mrtgc] = $sysn;
   }

   @mrtgc = sort(@mrtgc);
   $cnt = 0;
   $head = 0;
   $at = 0;
   open(BUILDHT, "<".$buildhtf);
# This next piece of code assumes that the $buildhtf file is in alpha order
# This code leaves old lines untouched (in case the IP address rather than
# the sysName was used as the target
   while(<BUILDHT>){
      chomp;
      if (/index (.*)\.cfg/){
         $sysn = $1;
         $head = $_;
         if (($sysn lt $mrtgc[$at]) || ($at >= @mrtgc)) {
            $buildhtt[@buildhtt] = $head;
         }else {
            do{
               $cnt = $mrtgc[$at];
               $buildhtt[@buildhtt] =
 "perl $rundir\/index $cnt.cfg \"Router $cnt\" $cnt > $webdir$cnt\/$cnt.html";
               ++$at;
            }while (($sysn ge $mrtgc[$at]) && ($at < @mrtgc));
            if ($sysn ne $mrtgc[$at-1]){
               $buildhtt[@buildhtt] = $head;
            }
         }
      }
   }
   close (BUILDHT);
# In case there were none to start with add it the new members
   while ($at < @mrtgc){
      $cnt = $mrtgc[$at];
      $buildhtt[@buildhtt] =
 "perl $rundir\/index $cnt.cfg \"Router $cnt\" $cnt > $webdir$cnt\/$cnt.html";
      ++$at;
   }
   open (BUILDHT,">".$buildhtf);
   print BUILDHT <<ECHO;
#This file builds the HTML for each device being monitored
cd $rundir
ECHO
   for ($cnt = 0; $cnt < @buildhtt ; $cnt++){
      print BUILDHT "$buildhtt[$cnt]\n";
   }
   close (BUILDHT);

# Add on the new IPs and sysNames to the onces we already have
   open (DNSFILE,"<".$dnsfile);
   while(<DNSFILE>){
      chomp;
      $sysipnms[@sysipnms] = $_;
   }
   close (DNSFILE);

   @sysipnms = sort srtipnms @sysipnms;
   $sysn = ".";
   for ($cnt = 0; $cnt < @sysipnms ; $cnt++){
      $head = lc((split /\,/,$sysipnms[$cnt])[1]);
      if($sysn eq $head){
	 next;
      }
      $sysn = $head;
      $sysipnms[@sysnms] = $sysipnms[$cnt];
      $sysnms[@sysnms] = $sysn;
   }
# Now sysnms has the exact number of targets in it while sysipnms has
# the first @sysnms entries correct!

   open (DNSFILE,">".$dnsfile);
   for ($cnt = 0; $cnt < @sysnms ; $cnt++){
      print DNSFILE "$sysipnms[$cnt]\n";
   }
   close (DNSFILE);

   open (HTMLF,">".$webdir.$roothtml);
   print HTMLF <<ECHO;
<HTML>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff">
<CENTER><H1>$company Router MRTG Traffic Analysis </H1></CENTER> 

<SPACER TYPE=VERTICAL SIZE=4>
<CENTER><TABLE BORDER=0 WIDTH="100%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0>
  <TR VALIGN=top>
  <TD WIDTH=388 ALIGN="CENTER"><FONT FACE="Arial,Helvetica" SIZE=2>
ECHO
   for ($cnt = 0; $cnt < @sysnms ; $cnt++){
      $sysn = $sysnms[$cnt];
      $sysnhtml = $sysn.".html";
      print HTMLF "<A HREF=\"$sysn\/$sysnhtml\">$sysn<\/A><br>\n";
   }
   print HTMLF <<ECHO;
</FONT>
</TD>
</TABLE>
</BODY>
</HTML>
ECHO
   close(HTMLF);
   open (MRTGC,">".$cronfile);
   print MRTGC <<ECHO;
#This file runs the MRTG for each config $rundir/file
cd $rundir
ECHO
   for ($cnt = 0; $cnt < @sysnms ; $cnt++){
      print MRTGC "perl $rundir\/mrtg $sysnms[$cnt].cfg $backgrnd\n";
   }
   print MRTGC <<ECHO;
# Additional commands could go here. Under NT the next line won't return
$buildhtf
# End of rebuild ht file
ECHO
   close (MRTGC);
# send to management station
# (local host unless run from a management console)
`ovevent "" .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.17.1.0.58916873 .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.17.2.1.0 Integer 14 .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.17.2.2.0 OctetString "$ENV{OVwSessionID}" .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.17.2.4.0 OctetString "OVMRTG ADD/Update for @ARGV COMPLETED"`

}  
main;
exit(0);
sub srtipnms{
 lc((split( /\,/,$a))[1]) cmp lc( (split( /\,/,$b))[1]);
}